exhibition creates a space where democracy becomes visible, tangible, and interactive. It communicates the history and role of the Carinthian Parliament (Kärntner Landtag) as well as the foundations of Austrian democracy — presented in an innovative way and specifically tailored to young audiences such as school classes.

In close collaboration with the curatorial team, we developed a contemporary multimedia framework that stages the content in an atmospheric and engaging manner. Films, animations, and custom-designed graphical interfaces expand the analogue exhibition layer and provide an emotional, educationally structured entry point into complex topics.

A key highlight is an interactive app featuring augmented reality elements. It invites visitors to explore the Landhaus from new perspectives, connecting historical contexts with present-day viewpoints. By merging the physical space with a digital extension, the exhibition becomes a dynamic experience — informative, visually compelling, and memorable long after the visit.

The project was created in collaboration with kärnten.museum, Lendarchitektur, Isabella Tasch, political scientist Kathrin Stainer-Hämmerle, Frame Records & Codeflügel.

With this exhibition, the Landhaus Klagenfurt is not only revitalized architecturally, but also reactivated as a place for political education and democratic awareness. We’re proud to be part of this meaningful project — at the intersection of design, history, and social responsibility.