ATELIER BRÜCKNER

Explore four ATELIER BRÜCKNER projects, from Shenzhen and Dubai to Expo 2025 Osaka and CES, revealing how narrative design shapes immersive exhibitions.

ATELIER BRÜCKNER designed the Ephesus Experience Museum with immersive projections, spatial audio and multisensory storytelling.

ATELIER BRÜCKNER transformed a former watchmaking school in Glashütte into an exhibition that makes the history and experience of time spatial.

The Shanghai Auto Museum history exhibition takes visitors along a spatial timeline from the invention of the wheel to the future of mobility.

ATELIER BRÜCKNER designed the permanent exhibition at Nuremberg’s Museum of the Future around five themes where science and science fiction meet.

The Haier World Home Appliance Museum in Qingdao traces the development and future of domestic appliances through an interactive exhibition.

Future Heroes at Dubai’s Museum of the Future invites children aged four to eleven to learn through collaborative, hands-on experiences.

The renovated Bavarian State Archaeological Collection in Munich uses contemporary exhibition design to connect visitors with the region’s archaeological heritage.

The Uzbekistan Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka combines sustainable architecture and an exhibition about education, innovation and national transformation.

ATELIER BRÜCKNER designed Hyundai Motor’s CES 2019 booth in Las Vegas around autonomous mobility, a 360-degree screen and an adaptable cockpit.

ATELIER BRÜCKNER designed the Hyundai Future Mobility exhibition in Goyang, South Korea, with interactive fuel-cell displays, autonomous driving experiences and responsive light installations.

Explore the immersive design of the ‘Journey of the Pioneers’ at Dubai’s Museum of the Future. A deep dive into space station simulation, biodiversity vaults, and the future of spatial storytelling.