The listed Kaufhaus Schocken by Erich Mendelsohn now houses the State Museum of Archaeology Chemnitz. In the bay areas along the window front, precisely crafted display cases present historic exhibits in a clearly structured chronology.
Chemnitz, Germany
The exhibition follows a chronological timeline along the window front. Curved spatial zones and precisely integrated display cases create clear orientation for visitors. Extra-white safety glass and silver anodised aluminium frames make the exhibits appear to float. RGB-adjustable lighting and comprehensive climate control systems ensure optimal presentation and conservation conditions.
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ARCHITECTURE AND EXHIBITION IN DIALOGUE
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INTEGRATION
The display cases had to fit into the iconic architecture of Erich Mendelsohn.
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LIGHTING MOODS
Different exhibition themes required variable light colours and atmospheres.
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CLIMATE STABILITY
Sensitive exhibits required stable humidity and controlled climate conditions.
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SPATIAL LINE
The display cases had to be aligned exactly with the curved window architecture.
Challenges
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ALUMINIUM DISPLAY CASES
Precisely crafted frames and extra-white glass create a calm presentation.
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RGB LIGHTING
Adjustable light colours adapt to the respective exhibition themes.
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Klimatische Stabilität
Aktive und passive Klimatisierung stabilisieren dauerhaft die Luftfeuchte.
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Praezise Ausrichtung
Exakte Montage entlang der Bodenlinien sichert ein einheitliches Gesamtbild.
Solutions
Galerie
Advantages
PRECISION
Exact workmanship in glass, aluminium frames, and presentation surfaces.
CLIMATE
Multi-level climate control ensures stable conditions for sensitive exhibits.
Licht
RGB lighting enables variable lighting moods throughout the exhibition.
INTEGRATION
Display cases fit precisely into the architecture of the historic building.
CONTACT & CONSULTING
Every project starts with thoughtful exchange
Sehner accompanies your vision – from the first idea to the final realization.