The ba­sis for teach­ing and learn­ing at Kop­pen­platz Pri­mary School is the con­cept of el­e­men­tary learn­ing ar­chi­tec­tures, of the meth­ods of cre­at­ing knowl­edge through dis­cov­ery and ap­pli­ca­tion. The chil­dren ex­pe­ri­ence the world from dif­fer­ent per­spec­tives, such as math­e­mat­ics and nat­ural sci­ences. The school is sit­u­ated at three lo­ca­tions in the cen­tre of the city. To vi­su­alise the brand net­work­ing: the three lo­ca­tions, the in­di­vid­ual fields of knowl­edge, the teach­ers and the par­ents. A “K”, con­structed from in­di­vid­ual lines, stands for Kop­pen­platz, Chil­dren (Kinder), Cul­ture (Kul­tur) and Com­mu­ni­ca­tion (Kom­mu­nika­tion). The logo colours are bright and friendly. The com­bi­na­tions vary, and to­gether with other el­e­ments, cre­ate an open, colour­ful ap­pear­ance, like a city map un­der a mag­ni­fy­ing glass.
The pro­ject orig­i­nated as a co­op­er­a­tion among par­ents, work­ing closely with the man­age­ment of Kop­pen­platz Pri­mary School.

In the middle of Berlin Kreuzberg, PANDION OFFICEHOME developed a modern commercial courtyard with contemporary, flexible spaces as an optimal “new work environment” for start-ups and traditional companies alike. Eike Becker Architekten designed a building with an urban loft character. The wayfinding system gives the building complex a visual identity and creates orientation.

The new building of the Potsdam-Institut für Klimafolgenforschung is located on the Telegrafenberg in Potsdam, one of the historically and internationally important science locations. The building was designed by architects BHBVT, who designed it to blend harmoniously into the forest. It consists solely of flowing forms, with a circular atrium connecting the three round components. 200 scientists from all over the world have been conducting research here since October 2015. Moniteurs has taken up the color concept of the architecture, the coding of the three components with different bright colors in the signage system and reinforced it with an associative nomenclature. The iconic floor plan extends across all floors and serves as a color marker, which is an essential point of reference for orientation in the symmetrical space.