Modern art of the 20th and 21st centuries deserves a fi tting framework, with a building and furnishings that are just as modern. Berlin architects Sauerbruch Hutton were thus faced with an exciting challenge when asked to design the Museum Brandhorst in Munich. Three different seating solutions were developed for the museum, which opened in 2009 – for the cafeteria, the foyer and the conference and lecture rooms. ClassiCon developed the designs to the point of series production in close collaboration with the architects. Along with demanding expectations in terms of form and quality, the wear and tear the furniture would be subject to in the public space had to be taken into consideration and its durability ensured by means of various tests.
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