Spatial Communication, Exhibition Design

Gesseler Goldhort – Museum Syke

The Gesseler Goldhort forum is part of the district museum of Syke in Lower Saxony, Germany. It houses the bronze age gold treasure discovered in the area in 2011. The exhibition architecture and graphics employ a clean, pared-back stylistic idiom and design which perfectly match the distinctive architecture. The atmospheric illumination of the cabinet shines the spotlight on the gold hoard. Multimedia stations as well as an interactive laboratory, which invites visitors to participate, compellingly present the research work on the treasure and offer an insight into the life of people from the Stone Age right through to the early Middle Ages.

Red Dot

Credits

Client:

Landkreis Diepholz, Diepholz, Germany
Design:

neo.studio neumann schneider architekten PartG mbB, Berlin, Germany
Project Team:

neo.studio: Sven Arlt (Architecture) Sandra Gygax (Architecture) Marie Märgner (Architecture) Tobias Neumann (Creative Direction) Moritz Schneider (Creative Direction) Anna Netzel (Graphic Design) Takumi Naka (Media Design)

Herwig Kenzler (Curator)

Studio Pong (Illustrations Bronze Age)