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tim I Staatliches Textil- und Industriemuseum
tim I Staatliches Textil- und Industriemuseum
2011

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tim I Staatliches Textil- und Industriemuseum

Accessible pattern book archive

Stadt Augsburg

The accessible pattern book archive stages a unique historical collection of pattern books as the main attraction of the “tim”, the State Museum of Textile and Industry in Augsburg, Germany. The red carpet is unrolled for three larger-than-life, rotating figurines, transferring the richness of small-sized artifacts into the third dimension. Haptics, printing and tailoring of the precious fabrics are presented. Using a digital pattern book as interface, the visitor becomes a designer himself.

Client / Manufacturer

Stadt Augsburg

Augsburg, DE
Design

Anja Luithle Objekte

Wendlingen a. N., DE

TAMSCHICK MEDIA+SPACE

Berlin, DE
ATELIER BRÜCKNER GmbH

ATELIER BRÜCKNER GmbH

Stuttgart, DE

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