Visitors to the GRASSI Museum encounter artefacts from 3,000 years of cultural history! The exciting challenge of the project was to structure this wide variety of topics and objects in a meaningful way and, as a result, to produce extensive content.
Our solution to make this range visible, but also manageable? An equally broad thematic structure. We have produced a total of nine tours for children and adults, including barrier-free offers in easy language, sign language and audio description. There are also various interactive themed rallies for different age groups, which bring the exhibition objects to life with entertaining games, animations, augmented reality elements and puzzles.
The GRASSI Museum of Applied Arts in Leipzig is the second oldest museum of applied arts in Germany and its collections are among the most important in Europe.
Navigation through the museum and its contents is child's play and takes place via fascinating, freely rotatable 360-degree panoramas. And if you do get lost in the complex building? Then the built-in "Where am I" function can help: visitors simply have to hold their mobile device up to a special marker in the room and their position is immediately displayed on the digital floor plan, which is also integrated into the Mediaguide.
The extraordinary appeal of the media guide shows how much passion has gone into the project.
Visitor testimonial Grassiblog
Our mobile solution can be used via rental devices in the building, as a classic app or as a progressive web app on your own smartphone. The various applications are based on our centralised content management system additor, which allows content to be updated easily and only once for all output formats.
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