Kindersprachbrücke is a non-profit, innovative association that is committed to improving participation and educational opportunities in Thuringia. Together with the board and members, we developed a strong symbol for social cohesion.
Archives: Case Studies
binnenstadt – Bremen City Transformation
Bremen’s city center between the recreation area “Wallanlagen” and the river Weser is changing. And not just since yesterday. Social, economic and ecological issues are colliding in a very confined space. “Projektbüro Innenstadt Bremen” (Bremen City Centre Project Office) coordinates between the various players. Together with the team, we have developed the communication strategy for the “binnenstadt”. This goes right to the heart of the people of Bremen.
Museum for U
Every three years, Museum Ostwall shows new perspectives from its collection with works from Fluxus and Expressionism. As in many museums, the collection at the famous landmark Dortmunder U, is white and male-dominated. This changed with the concept of the new director Regina Selter.
With kind regards
We were commissioned to develop the new corporate design and the new name together with the museum team. The Oberhessisches Museum Gießen became the Museum für Gießen.
The Museum für Gießen is a central anchor point for history and art in the young, student-oriented city of Hesse. The museum is currently undergoing a comprehensive renovation process. Not only the buildings but also the permanent exhibitions are being renovated. In 2026, the museum and its three locations should be fully reopened. We were commissioned to develop the new corporate design and the new name together with the museum team. The Oberhessisches Museum Gießen became the Museum für Gießen. True to its values: fearless, humorous and appreciative, it now ends its emails with: MfG.
In discourse
The Deutsches Hygiene-Museum Dresden (DHMD) sees itself not only as a museum, but rather as an open forum for debate for anyone interested in the cultural, social and scientific upheavals of our present day. In keeping with this, the museum, together with the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden, has dedicated a four-year research project to the question of whether museums are places of democracy.
A Historical Blueprint
The Francke Foundations are a lively hub for social and educational professions in the centre of the city of Halle. Founded in 1698 by August Hermann Francke, this “educational cosmos” is housed in a historic half-timbered complex. Its mission is to carry Francke’s legacy into the modern age, both by preserving his institution’s unique campus and collections and by reviving his vision of social and educational justice. A cosmopolitan present and solid roots in the humanist tradition form a synergy of the Francke Foundations.
