Interview with D’art Design Gruppe
D’art Design Gruppe
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D’art Design Gruppe
Location:
Neuss
Making the Invisible Visible
Making brands and products tangible is one of the core competencies of the 60-member D'art Design Group. Their client Schöck specialises in products whose features only become apparent once installed. On an impressive exhibition stand, a “Concrete Shell”, the creatives showcased these products in an aesthetic and multimedia manner – making the hidden technology perceptible.
Red Dot about D’art Design Gruppe
Good design has an appealing character per se and sparks curiosity.
Jochen Höffler, Cordula Fricke, Lisa Seydel, Sadrick Georg, Jonas Pietsch, Mark Wolff
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57
Employees as of 202410
Distinctions in the Red Dot Award1991
Year of foundationAwarded in
Awarded projects 2024
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CONCRETE SHELL – Schöck Fair Stand BAU 2023
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IN BETWEEN – Dart @OMR Festival 2023
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GROHE SPA – Aquatecture
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