Deutsches Schifffahrtsmuseum

The central “light theme” of the architecture of the Bangert building and the exhibition of the Maritime Museum is daylight and its dynamic change over the course of the day. On one hand, this is due to the numerous openings in the architecture on a vertical and horizontal level. Daylight can be experienced in all its facets. On the other hand, light at sea plays an important role as an essential component of the weather during navigation.
The change in light during the course of the day means a changing dynamic of the lighting dramaturgy with brighter and darker zones, but also with the deliberate use of infinitely variable white light control (color temperature). In combination with natural light, clever color light control creates color temperature contrasts even during the day, which enrich the sensory experience and can reinforce the scenography to create a sense of identity.

Property: Museum
Client: Leibniz-Institut für Maritime Geschichte
Scenography: chezweitz
Visualization: chezweitz
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Location: Bremerhaven
Completion: 2024
Services: Planning and consulting