Publieke Werken en de Amsterdamse School
Interior Design, Graphic Design
“Publieke Werken en de Amsterdamse School” exhibition was located in Het Schip Museum — in a beautiful building from Michel De Klerk in Amsterdam — from February 16th to September 1st, 2018. The Exhibition was mainly based on Pim Van Schaik Book "Hoeksteen van de Amsterdamse School 1915-1935". Antonello Livrano was the interior designer and the graphic designer for the posters and the exhibition elements, responsible for the overall visual identity of the exhibition. The project aimed to provide an overview of the Amsterdam School and its influence on the city's public works.
The interior design was focused on creating an experience that immersed visitors in the atmosphere of the Amsterdam School, using warm colors. The graphic elements, such as the floor plans and signage, were inspired by the distinctive style of the Amsterdam School. The pavilions where all build in cardboard and fully sustainble, in order to be recycled after the exhibition. The exhibition was a great success and attracted many visitors, it was featured on Amsterdam City Hall Website and Het Parool.
Role
Brand Designer, Graphic Designer, Interior Designer
Credits
Brand Design, Graphic Design: Antonello Livrano
Interior Design: Antonello Livrano
Based on Pim Van Schaik Book "Hoeksteen van de Amsterdamse School 1915-1935"
Research team: Pim van Schaik, Henk Verhulst , Ton Heijdra, Steke Cok, Izanna Mulder
Curator: Izanna Mulder
Builder: Karton Design
A big thanks to all the museum workers and research team members.
