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• Danish Crown

• Gyldendahl

• Alinea

• Moesgaard museum

• Til storebæltsbroen

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Exhibitions Exhibitions and project management are a natural part of the studio's activities. FEMERN BELT The fixed link across the Fehmarnbelt was adopted by the Folketing in the spring of 2009, and at short notice, two small exhibitions of approximately 100 sqm each were to be established, which were to be called info centers. On the German side, in Burg on Fehmarn, emphasis was placed on information about environmental considerations during a construction and considerations for citizens and the environment. Danes on Lolland were more positive about the construction itself and in Infocenter Rødbyhavn emphasis was placed on new opportunities with a fixed connection. In the first phase of the exhibition, there is talk of connection in general, the political path to decision and the many attitudes to the bridge. In the second phase, the two models, bridge and tunnel, will be described in more detail and in the coming updates, the focus will be on the tunnel project, which is the probable solution. Hans Møller was together with architect Philip Egebak, consultant Henrik Hopstock and journalist Nils Francke the exhibition group that carried out the two visitor centers. Nils Francke's part were the journalistic interviews, Henrik Hopstock was in charge of marketing and Philip Egebak was in charge of the design of exhibition elements. Hans Møller was responsible for hardware and organization of interface, functionality and content on the screens. Everything is done in Danish, German and English.

Danish Crowns nye superslagteri ved Horsens, designet af Arkitema, blev indviet i maj 2005. En særlig attraktion ved slagteriet er besøgsgangen, hvorfra gæster på slagteriet kan følge alle processer i slagtningen, fra staldene over slagtning til køl, opskæring og afsendelse i kølevogne. Slagteriet er et af verdens største og gør i stor udstrækning brug af robotter hvor det er hensigtsmæssigt.

Tegnestuen blev kontaktet af Danish Crowns informationsafdeling i sommeren 2004 og første opgave var at udarbejde et idekatalog sammen med informationschef Gudrun Andreasen.

Sammen med en medarbejdere, leverandører og ledere fra Danish Crown blev ideerne udviklet til historier som blev beskrevet på plancher, hvoraf mange historier i dag kan læses på Danish Crowns hjemmeside.

Idearbejde til fysiske og interaktive dele var færdigt i december 2004 og frem til maj 2005 var 5 personer beskæftiget på tegnestuen med implementering og tilrettelægning af udstillingens dele, både interaktive og fysiske dele og inventar på besøgsgangen.

Der har været ca 25000 årlige besøgende, som alle har været på en guided tur, som først består af en generel introduktion efterfulgt af ca 1,5 times rundvisning og efterfølgende spørgsmål.

Efterfølgende er udstillingen og de interaktive dele opdateret flere gange af tegnestuen.

Alt er udført på dansk og engelsk.

ØRESUND EXHIBITION, KASTRUP BEACH PARK In 1995-2001, the design studio was responsible for organizing and designing the exhibition of the fixed link across the Sound. The project consisted of a presentation of the exhibition in a newly built building of approximately 1200 sqm in Kastrup marina. The design studio was responsible for project management during the construction of the exhibition in a 3-month construction phase and then ongoing updates and maintenance of the exhibition as the construction progressed. Up to 100,000 annual visitors were there, and the exhibition used interactive media, which at that time was at a fairly early stage. There was public access to the exhibition towards the entrance, and emphasis was placed on general information about the construction and about the history of the area. The latter in collaboration with Dragør museum. At the exhibition, there were also cameras from which you could follow activity on the construction site far out on the Sound. The exhibition was also used as a showcase for the developer and contractors, who had many particularly interested groups visiting. Often supplemented by a visit to the construction sites, which, among other things, were out on the Sound. Everything is done in Danish, Swedish and English.