In close cooperation with four Magdeburg museums, we are developing a feasibility study for a “Central and Show Depot of Magdeburg Museums”, conceptually aligned with the envisioned “Zentrum Industriekultur in Saxony-Anhalt”. The depot is to promote the cooperation of the individual institutions through offers including shared and open workshops as well as event spaces, and to open itself to the public for participatory projects.

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For the Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Hamburg, currently voted the best Grand Hotel in Germany, we designed the new reception hall in close cooperation with Christiane Peters CL-Consulting. Soon, the new, luxurious lobby in a unique location with a view of the Binnenalster will open its doors to welcome the hotel’s guests. 

When the Humboldt Forum opens, there will be a year-long special exhibition for children. We were playing a considerable role in its realization.
© Jan Siefke

A classic old building in Berlin is being given a completely new interior design – we are planning the project from A to Z.

This is one of our currently ongoing projects: developing the design concept for the new permanent exhibition of the Dominican Monastery, a listed historical monument in Prenzlau.

As a supplement to the information system, which we designed for the park that belongs to the Liebenberg Castle & Estate, we have designed a newspaper for the foundation located there, the DKB Stiftung für gesellschaftliches Engagement (DKB Foundation for Social Commitment), It focuses on the topic of sustainability.

In July, the renovation and interior work of the private business club Hanse Lounge in Hamburg was completed.

In cooperation with the Technikmuseum Magdeburg, we have developed a feasibility study for the expansion and redesign of the museum into a center for industrial culture.

The impressive fishing hall displays the permanent exhibition with numerous objects. The whole exhibition will be redesigned until summer 2019 by von GROTE.

A children’s museum (Kindermuseum) is to be added to Berlin’s Jewish Museum by 2021 – an interactive experience space following the approach “Hands-on, Minds-on!”