task:
exhibition stand for Springer Baumedien at the Bau 2005 in Munich
client:
Springer Baumedien
procedure type:
competition for realization, 2004, 1st Prize
size:
50 sqm
completion:
2005
technical planner:
Ulrike Brandi Licht (lighting design) | office for structural design (structural engineering) |
team:
Agata Pilip, Niklas Storch
photos:
Jörg Hempel, Aachen
The companies BauNetz, Bauverlag, Heinze and ibau joined together for the first time under the inclusive logo “Springer BauMedien” for the exhibition at BAU 2005 in Munich. The client wanted a unique, unconventional exhibit space for the exposed location in the Main Entrance Hall.
The exhibit space is defined and unified under a hoovering volume. An airy ‘light canopy’ is floating two meters above ground, consist-ing of metal-vaporized foil suspended from a rectangular cluster of helium-filled balloons.
The individual brands are identified at circular display counters grouped around the common platform. Two large circles each have a table with seating for use by the exhibitors and trade fair visi-tors.
Spotlights use changing color filters to project light from the counters onto the silvery, shimmering foil, creating different light atmospheres which further immerse visitors and maintain focus within the space.
The companies BauNetz, Bauverlag, Heinze and ibau joined together for the first time under the inclusive logo “Springer BauMedien” for the exhibition at BAU 2005 in Munich. The client wanted a unique, unconventional exhibit space for the exposed location in the Main Entrance Hall.
The exhibit space is defined and unified under a hoovering volume. An airy ‘light canopy’ is floating two meters above ground, consist-ing of metal-vaporized foil suspended from a rectangular cluster of helium-filled balloons.
The individual brands are identified at circular display counters grouped around the common platform. Two large circles each have a table with seating for use by the exhibitors and trade fair visi-tors.
Spotlights use changing color filters to project light from the counters onto the silvery, shimmering foil, creating different light atmospheres which further immerse visitors and maintain focus within the space.
