Exhibition vehicle, travelling exhibition: “More life in your own home” 

How much potential for the future lies in existing buildings? “More life in your own home – possibilities for a home with a future” answers this question in more than just theoretical terms. The team at VISUELL brings this topic to life in a tangible way. As part of the strategy dialogue “Affordable Housing and Innovative Construction”, VISUELL is developing and realising a modular travelling exhibition for the Ministry of Regional Development and Housing of Baden-Württemberg. The project will tour Baden-Württemberg for at least a year, stopping off in local communities, public institutions, at trade fairs and events.
The focus is on detached houses as a resource for the future. The exhibition demonstrates in concrete terms how the conversion, extension and further development of new living space comes about, and how state funding, building regulations and advice support this process. The approach deliberately starts on a personal note: stories of home life from across the region open up the space and build trust. Only then does the technical content follow.
Thanks to its modular system, the travelling exhibition can be flexibly adapted to different spatial conditions. Depending on the location, it covers an area of around 10 to 60 square metres. The exhibition vehicle, a converted Sprinter, contains another version of the modular exhibition with an area of around 50 square metres. Visitors move in free flow through clearly structured thematic islands. Precise headlines provide orientation, while short texts summarise the content. The modular models of different house types make the potential for living space vividly tangible. A ‘question wall’ brings together typical scenarios relating to conversion, renovation and financing. Colour codes and numbers guide visitors to the relevant information on building technology, sustainability, building regulations and funding. This allows visitors to find out more without prior knowledge and without barriers. A feedback box allows visitors to submit questions and suggestions, which will be incorporated into the project’s further development.
Visually, VISUELL combines the state’s new corporate design with the colour scheme of the strategy dialogue, creating a distinctive look with high recognition value. High-quality wood, bold, wide rubber bands in the state’s signature yellow and a muted sage green characterise the exhibition and the vehicle. Digital media provide selective support, giving priority to analogue and tactile elements. The result is a format that organises complex content, takes people seriously and demonstrates just how much of the future is already present in the home.