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…entscheidend ist auf dem Platz! – sport and inte­gra­tion in Lower Saxony and Germany

Sport demands clear rules: Points, win, lose or draw. The play­ing field de­fines a space and the cloth­ing dis­tin­guishes be­tween team­mates and oppo­nents. The goal is success – de­pending on the sport, this can mean very dif­fer­ent things: Hitting a target accu­rately, throwing a ball a long way or com­ple­ting a move har­moni­ously with a team­mate. Inte­gra­tion, on the other hand, is a game whose rules are not always visible. It is a long process whose be­gin­ning and end, qual­ities and char­ac­te­ris­tics can only be judged sub­jec­tively.

Sport creates play­grounds that are needed in soci­ety as meeting spaces for inte­gra­tion. Ulti­mate­ly, the deci­sive factor in sport and inte­gra­tion is what actu­ally happens: En­counter and en­gage­ment, com­mu­nity spirit and com­pe­ti­tion, criti­cism and under­stand­ing.

With this guiding prin­ci­ple in mind, we realized an exhi­bi­tion for the Friedland Museum on the sub­ject of “Sport and Inte­gra­tion” in the Nissen­hütte on the grounds of the former border transit camp. We di­vid­ed the exhi­bi­tion space into two areas: the play­ground and the locker room.

On the playground, we located the six major the­mat­ic areas of the exhi­bi­tion, which were posi­tioned in rela­tion to each other like athletes on the field. In the locker room, we created a space in which the infor­ma­tion we had gathered could be ex­plored in greater depth at ex­ten­sive read­ing sta­tions. Behind the doors of the lockers, per­sonal memo­ra­bilia could be dis­covered: trophies, cer­tifi­cates, as well as reports and inter­views of former resi­dents of the border transit camp.

Services

Concept, Design, Visualization, Project Management, Realisation

In collaboration with

Grabowski Böll

Client

Museum Friedland

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SCK – Studio for… de­votes itself with great cu­ri­os­ity to vari­ous ques­tions and de­vel­ops elabo­rate con­cepts for com­mu­ni­ca­ting science, designs unique exhi­bits and creates un­con­ven­tional furni­ture and ob­jects be­yond any in­dus­trial norm. The studio works in close co-op­era­tion with a wide range of proj­ect part­ners and clients. It designs and man­ages a wide range of tasks in vari­ous con­stel­la­tions. From ex­hi­bi­tion design to furni­ture and ob­ject design to inter­active in­stal­la­tions.

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Güterbahnhof Bremen, Tor 13
Beim Handelsmuseum 9
D–28195 Bremen

+49 176 231 674 64
info@sck-studio.de

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Benjamin Suck
Güterbahnhof Bremen, Tor 13
Beim Handelsmuseum 9
D–28195 Bremen

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