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Even the youngest visitors can become Change Agents: The new Children’s Gallery at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta makes the big themes of civil and human rights tangible through play. Designed by ATELIER BRÜCKNER, the gallery becomes a secret headquarters for future changemakers. Through interactive stations, games, movement and creative tasks, children explore key questions of our society: Who am I? How can I meet others with empathy? What does courage mean? And how can I make a difference? Rather than presenting history as something distant, the exhibition invites young visitors to discover their own role in shaping a fairer world. They encounter inspiring role models, dance to music from different cultures and make personal pledges for the future. The message is clear, uplifting and empowering: everyone can make a difference! Photos: Josef Sindelka In collaboration with DaVinci Development Collaborative Lord Cultural Resources

The Grand Egyptian Museum's Tutankhamun Gallery has been selected as a finalist in the 2026 Architizer A+Awards! Support us with your daily vote in the “Gallery & Exhibition Spaces” category and help bring this once-in-a-century project to the top. Vote here: https://lnkd.in/dw27ywYf Thank you for your vote –  and for being part of this extraordinary journey.

We’re excited to be a finalist in this year’s Architizer A+Awards with our Uzbekistan Pavilion! Support us by casting your vote daily in both the “Cultural & Expo Centers” and “Sustainable Cultural Building” categories and help us bring the Uzbekistan Pavilion to the top once again. Vote for us in the Cultural & Expo Centers Category: https://lnkd.in/dCSXU4Nt Vote for us in the Sustainable Cultural Building Category: https://lnkd.in/dhBzbg3B Thank you! Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation NUSSLI Group medienprojekt p2 GmbH TAMSCHICK MEDIA+SPACE Werner Sobek AG KLEE Berlin #ArchitizerAwards

Another milestone for the UAE Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka: Gold at the iF Design Award 2026, in the category Interior Architecture – Trade Fairs / Temporary Exhibitions for the UAE Pavilion! On Monday, we had the pleasure of receiving the award in person during the Award Night in Berlin, on behalf of the UAE Expo Team. From more than 11,000 submissions worldwide, only 75 projects received Gold, placing the UAE Pavilion at Expo among a select group of globally recognised design achievements. It reflects the collective vision that shaped the Pavilion experience, from concept to realisation, developed through the Earth to Ether Design Collective. Thank you to the UAE Expo Office and all partners who helped bring this shared vision to life. Sungha Kim Sami Karam Maxwell Madden Agnese Trušele

Milan Design Week 2026 – a week of exchange, ideas and recognition. Over the past days in Milan, we had the opportunity to be part of two moments that reflect what drives our work: creating and exchanging ideas through design. We began the week with the Aoyama Design Forum (ADF) Award Exhibition, where Jannis R. presented the Uzbekistan Pavilion for Expo 2025 Osaka – commissioned by the Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation – which received an Excellence Prize in the Hospitality category. Visitors could experience the project at the Garde Milan showroom as part of the Fuorisalone programme. The following day, at Palazzo Citterio, Shirin Brückner joined Anastasia Sinitsyna and Carlo Ratti for "Designing for Future Culture", moderated by Cyril Zammit. The talk explored how we design spaces as layered narratives connecting content, space and visitor. Shirin reflected on the role of Expos and their legacy, and looked ahead to Nukus, where the Uzbekistan Pavilion will be reassembled as part of a new Children’s Library and cultural campus. Two days in Milan, one ongoing ambition: to design meaningful cultural experiences that connect people, places and stories.

Yesterday marked a special moment: the opening of Lufthansa Group Hangar One in Frankfurt. A powerful celebration, a great spectacle, live music acts, and distinguished guests – including Chancellor Friedrich Merz – made it the beginning of a new chapter for this extraordinary place. We are especially happy that Shirin Brückner and our Partner René Walkenhorst were there to experience it in person, among the first to see the new center and our exhibition. At ATELIER BRÜCKNER, we were responsible for the exhibition’s Design & Build. We created an experience that invites visitors to explore Lufthansa’s history, identity, and future, with the iconic Ju 52 and Lockheed Super Star at its heart. A proud and emotional day for everyone involved. Congratulations to Lufthansa on this remarkable opening! In cooperation with: Light Planning with: Kardorff Ingenieure Lichtplanung GmbH Media Planning (hardware) with: medienprojekt p2 GmbH Architecture: AS+P Albert Speer + Partner GmbH Executive Architects: GOLDBECK

Behind every exhibition, there is a story of collaboration: With the Naturhistorisk museum in Oslo, we created immersive exhibitions that translate 4.5 billion years of natural history into spatial experiences.   Now, together with barth, who realized key showcases for the exhibitions, we revisit the project from a new perspective – with filming in our studio and on site in Oslo. Great insights come from our colleague Alexandra Vassilakou, museum director Brit Lisa Skjelkvåle and paleontologist Jørn Harald Hurum.   The film offers a glimpse behind the scenes, where concept, design, and fabrication come together to create lasting museum experiences.   Many thanks to BARTH for the collaboration and to filmmaker Tobias Kaser for capturing this story so beautifully. Watch the full video: https://lnkd.in/dfcB3nD6

The count keeps growing: Awards No. 13 & 14 for the Uzbekistan Pavilion! The Uzbekistan Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai has been honoured with two great international awards – the iF Design Award 2026 in the category Architecture – Hospitality Architecture and the Excellence Prize at the Aoyama Design Forum (ADF) Design Award in Japan in the category Hospitality.   Commissioned by the Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation and designed by ATELIER BRÜCKNER, the pavilion brings together contemporary architecture and Uzbekistan’s rich cultural heritage in a unified spatial experience. Conceived as an immersive environment and constructed by NUSSLI Group, it was recognised for its refined proportions, precise geometry, and the seamless integration of structure and ornamentation – celebrating traditional craftsmanship while engaging international audiences.   Selected from more than 10,000 submissions worldwide, the iF Design Award highlights the project’s global impact, while the ADF Design Award – judged by leading international figures – underscores its relevance within today’s architectural discourse.   The iF Design Award will be celebrated at the official ceremony in Berlin on 27 April, while the ADF Design Award will be presented at Salone del Mobile in Milan through a reception on 22 April and an exhibition from 21–26 April – placing the Uzbekistan Pavilion at the centre of the international design conversation.   Photo 1: Matsumara Y. Remaining Photos: Josef Sindelka

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A museum of a new scale is taking shape: The upcoming Natural History Museum in Shenzhen opens a window of opportunities – enabling local people to understand the world, and welcoming the wider world to understand Shenzhen. We are proud to be part of this ambitious project. ATELIER BRÜCKNER is responsible for General Planning, Exhibition Design, and Scenography of four galleries, as well as the related public and education areas. In an age shaped by digital transformation, the role of natural history museums becomes even more crucial. They must address one of the most pressing questions of our era: the relationship between human and nature. Our approach responds directly to this challenge: – Using digital media creatively to develop new forms of interpretation – Shifting perspectives: from macro to micro, from local to global – Transforming visitors into active participants by fostering a shared sense of responsibility We design spaces where content and architecture form one coherent narrative; they become environments that invite exploration, reflection, and dialogue. Thanks to our fantastic colleagues from SILKROAD BLUE, we are excited to share first glimpses of the magic that is taking place on the construction site – and a teaser of what is to come. Co-General Planning: Silkroad Blue Architecture: 3XN/GXN, B+H Architects, ZHUBO DESIGN Photos: Silkroad Blue, ATELIER BRÜCKNER