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The Age of Coal
The Age of Coal
The Age of Coal
The Age of Coal
The Age of Coal
The Age of Coal
The Age of Coal
The Age of Coal
The Age of Coal
The Age of Coal
The Age of Coal
The Age of Coal
The Age of Coal
The Age of Coal
2019

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The Age of Coal

Exhibition

In 2018, coal mining in Germany came to an end. On this occasion, an exhibition in the coal mixing plant at Zeche Zollverein was presented. In the architecturally impressive building, visitors follow the original flow of coal and experience the significance of this raw material for our world through strong thematic images and sensually staged object arrangements. White glazed furniture contrasts with the raw material of the industrial building. The precise and easily readable structures merge with the building while still retaining a high degree of independence. A clear graphic language supports the dramaturgy and enables orientation.

Client / Manufacturer

Deutsches Bergbau-Museum Bochum

Bochum, DE

Ruhr Museum Essen

Essen, DE
Design
Space4

Space4

Stuttgart, DE
Date of Launch
2018
Development Time
up to 12 months
Target Regions
Europe, Specific country/region: Ruhr Area, Germany
Target Groups
Consumer / User, Other target groups: Museum Visitors

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