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Feasibility Study Textile Museum Forst (Lausitz)
Future Concept for the Brandenburg Textile Museum
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In the framework of the feasibility study INIK GmbH designed a future scenario for the Brandenburg Textile Museum in the City of Forst (Lausitz). Parts of the work were building related, economic, structural and marketing related aspects plus first ideas for a new exhibition. Also aspects of the lodging of the former city train “Schwarze Jule” were integrated in the feasibility concept.

Management: Dr. Lars Scharnholz
Period: 2016
Organiszation: INIK GmbH
Customer: City of Forst (Lausitz)
Topics: urban development, strategic site planning, exhibition planning




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