Graphic design for the "Make It Make Sense" exhibition German Design Graduates at The Design Museum.



The graphic design concept draws on archival systems and accessible information design, offering visitors different ways to navigate and engage with the projects. The aim was to create an exhibition that makes design more approachable while encouraging curiosity, exchange and critical reflection. The rotunda sets the spatial framework and rhythm of the exhibition, while the individual works come together to form a shared cosmos.

A catalog accompanies the exhibition and provides information about the graduates. It offers insights into the four different categories into which the exhibition is organized.

A special room offers insights into the development of the exhibition as well as the circular nature of the materials.

Exhibition Architecture
ttal.org (Tobias Trübenbacher, Andreas Lang, Tillmann Gebauer)
Photography
Madruga Schreiber Studio, Dominic Keegan, Lena Everding, Nikolai Marcinowski
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