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Logistik Hub

Behind the simple word “lo­gis­tics” lies a diverse and com­plex world that re­mains mostly in­vis­ible to many people. For the Hafenmuseum Bremen, we de­vel­oped a new section of the per­ma­nent exhi­bi­tion “The chang­ing port in­dus­try”. For the “Logistik Hub” (Lo­gis­tics Hub), we de­signed a play­ful illus­tra­tion of modern lo­gis­tics pro­cesses using three exem­plary goods (a car, a sneaker and a smart­phone).

At so-called Choosatrons (a device which prints story­lines in­spired by “Choose Your Own Adven­ture” books), visi­tors were able to slip into the role of lo­gis­tics pro­fes­sion­als, in which they had to make quick deci­sions and react to the re­sulting effects. The pro­gress of these deci­sions was simul­ta­neous­ly docu­mented on narrow strips of paper, which visi­tors could then take away with them.

A projection-animated world map made it pos­sible to trace the data and trade flows of the three goods in detail. Terms and corre­la­tions from the lo­gis­tics game and the world map were ex­plained in de­tail on an in-depth wall. A large touch­screen pro­vided in­sights into the many dif­fer­ent pro­fes­sions in lo­gis­tics.

We used large frag­ments of real over­seas con­tain­ers as a visual bracket for the exhi­bi­tion in the rooms of the museum, previ­ously used as a ware­house. The bright orange con­tain­er parts, marked by the traces of world­wide journeys, intui­tively com­muni­cated the theme of trans­porta­tion and global trade to visi­tors as soon as they entered the exhi­bi­tion space.

Services

Concept, Design, Coding, Project Management, Realisation

In collaboration with

Tilman Richter

Client

Hafenmuseum Bremen

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Does a cloud fit in a suit­case? What noises does a kitchen make? What is a scent organ? Where do you sleep during a polar ex­pedi­tion? What is it that glows in the under­ground of Frank­furt? Where is the division be­tween gaps and holes? And what hap­pens when 20 pigeons move into a gal­lery?

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.

Services

  • Art Production
  • Cultural Spaces
  • Exhibit Design
  • Exhibition and Trade Fair Design
  • Furniture and Object Design
  • Imparting Knowledge
  • Interactive Installations
  • Interior Design
  • Science Communication
  • Temporary Architecture

Clients (Selection)

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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Design & Development

Cabinet Gold van d’Vlies,
www.goldvandvlies.com