Tirpitz Museum Denmark
The impressive Tirpitz museum is located on the west coast of Denmark. The building was designed by the renowned Danish architectural firm BIG.
The museum consists of four permanent exhibition spaces and is connected to the old Tirpitz bunker via an underground exhibition tunnel. It may seem like a giant structure buried in the sand, but in reality, it is just a small remnant of Hitler's massive bunker project: the Atlantic Wall.
In the Army of Concrete, a landscape of bunkers has been created where you can discover stories about life on the West Coast. With Gold of the West Coast, you enter a magical world of amber, also known as Norwegian Gold. West Coast Stories reveals the 20,000-year history of the West Coast, bringing the space to life as an immersive 4D experience.
The entire exhibition was designed by the design agency Tinker Imagineers. Kloosterboer Decor had the opportunity to develop and produce the complete exhibition setup in a Design and Build collaboration with Tinker.
We've created impressive shapes in the various spaces, ranging from bunkers and dunes to trees and amber clogs. Each room not only presents small and sometimes personal items in display cases, but also includes large-scale integrated presentations using projections, light, and sound effects, controlled by show control.
Kloosterboer was responsible for the exhibition design, production and installation of the furnishings, design and installation of the AV hardware (including complex projections), dynamic lighting, and show control.
Media:
https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2017/jun/24/tirpitz-museum-west-jutland-denmark-hitler-atlantic-wall?CMP=share_btn_fb
http://www.cntraveler.com/story/denmarks-invisible-tirpitz-museum-is-hidden-in-a-wwii-era-bunker
