Borusseum: the Borussia Dortmund-Museum

Black counter in the entrance area, with the inscription Brousseum in bright yellow letters, on the wall behind it is the BVB club crest

Client

BVB 09 e.V.

The new BORUSSEUM presents visitors the wild history of the Bundesliga soccer club BVB in an authentic, entertaining and informative way. Based on the club's principles of "authenticity", "bonding power" and "ambition", we supported to design the new 1000 square meters club museum. After 10 years in business and a Klopp era later, BVB decided to have a completely new exhibition. For this the exhibition architecture, which had become outdated, was deconstructed and the exhibition space was extensively rebuilt. Chronologically arranged thematic rooms now tell the emotional black-and-yellow's story and alternate with interactive, multimedia highlight installations: Picking up on special events and attributes of the club's history and make even soccer hicks feel the unifying BVB feeling that has defined the club for over 110 years.

In cooperation with COOP. (media technology), Hinz + Pauly Architekten (LPH5 exhibition space) and Machen (content), we were largely responsible for the design and planning of the exhibition architecture (LPH 1-5).



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Concept
Exhibition Design
Branding

Size yellow-black wall surface with square shelves that either provide space for exhibits or depict certain dates and events relevant to the history of the association
Front view of the Pottstars cabin with steps and monitors
Various exhibits, from old black and white photographs to posters of the association
Part of the exhibition with two seats from the Westfalenstadion placed below a large yellow illuminated letter, a W
The corridor in the Borusseum shows a rectangular photo of a BVB fan curve on the left wall, on the right side there are tiles with plaques of all current and former players, the club sponsors are visible under glass tiles in the floor
Interactive element, a yellow cabin with a glass front and the inscription Pottstars
Yellow walls with embedded screens and audio elements, with additional explanatory texts next to the screens