Fritzlar Cathedral Museum
Located in the historic cloister of St. Petri Cathedral in Fritzlar, the Cathedral Museum impressively combines centuries of religious history with modern exhibition design. Under the guiding principle “Experiencing Faith with the Senses,” the museum presents unique art treasures, most of which were created specifically for the important monastic center in Fritzlar.
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Deichman Bjørvika, Oslo
Located in the modern cultural district on the Oslofjord, in the heart of Bjørvika, Deichman Bjørvika is an extraordinary public space dedicated to knowledge and community. Far more than just a library, the building combines open architecture, light, and space to create an atmosphere that invites people to linger, learn, and engage with one another.
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Humboldt Forum Berlin
Located in the reconstructed Berlin Palace, the Humboldt Forum brings together non-European collections, scholarship, and history. The combination of historic architecture and contemporary exhibition design creates a place for encounters and exchange. Precisely staged lighting and a clear spatial layout give rise to a vibrant platform that connects the past and the present.
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Dresden State Art Collections, Porcelain Collection
The Dresden Porcelain Collection of the Dresden State Art Collections is one of the most significant ceramic collections in the world. It houses outstanding works of Chinese, Japanese, and European porcelain art. The particular challenge lay in creating a high-quality display for these delicate and historically valuable exhibits.
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Stabi Kulturwerk Berlin
With the Stabi Kulturwerk, the Berlin State Library has created a vibrant exhibition space that brings centuries-old knowledge and cultural history to life. Across approximately 1,000 square meters, visitors encounter rare manuscripts, historical books, sheet music, and detailed maps. More than 300 objects tell the eventful history of the library and its collections.
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GRASSI Museum of Ethnology in Leipzig
The history of ethnological museums is closely linked to colonial contexts and calls for critical examination. The GRASSI Museum of Ethnology in Leipzig sees itself as a place of encounter and dialogue, where relationships are reimagined and contemporary forms of exhibition are explored—with the active involvement of civil society.
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Columbarium – The Oak
A unique columbarium has been created in the historic granary DIE EICHE at Lübeck’s Hansahafen. The columbarium combines contemporary memorial practices with cultural openness and is open to people of all faiths and walks of life.
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Other Projects
Auckland War Memorial Museum, New Zealand
Grand Egyptian Museum, Cairo
Hong Kong Palace Museum
Natural History Museum, London
New York Public Library
Zayed National Museum, Abu Dhabi
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
The National Library of Israel, Jerusalem
MAK – Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna
German Leather Museum, Offenbach am Main
Baden State Museum, Karlsruhe
Bavarian Army Museum, Ingolstadt
University of Münster Bible Museum
Deutsches Museum, Munich
St. Martin's Cathedral, Mainz
Königstein Fortress, Saxon Switzerland
Germanic National Museum, Nuremberg
LVR - State Museum, Bonn
Monacensia at the Hildebrandhaus, Munich
Prado Museum, Madrid
Museum of Western Lusatia, Kamenz
Munich Residence
Science Museum, London
Siida, Sámi Museum and Nature Center, Finland
Berlin State Library
St. Paul’s Cathedral Library, London