Engineering services for construction, architecture and design with a focus on exhibition design and graphics, from Potsdam

Büro Stich – architektur . ingenieurbau . design

Potsdam (Behringstraße 81) · DENew on Amplifa

Engineering officeLegal form/type of business

About Büro Stich

Büro Stich is an engineering office based at Behringstraße 81 in Potsdam-Babelsberg Nord. The office is organised in three disciplines: engineering (Steffen Stich, Wolfgang Stich Dr.-Ing., building construction consultant), architecture (Sibylle Stich) and design (Susanne Stich). The range of services covers planning and consulting for construction, architecture, engineering, design, exhibition graphics as well as museum and exhibition design. Projects include the exhibition LEBENSWERKE on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Brandenburg Art Prize at the Potsdam Museum (2013), the design of an information sheet Photovoltaik Brandenburg for the Heinrich Böll Foundation (2022), church seals and brands for the Trinitatis church congregation as well as contributions to the PotsdamHistory app. Clients include the Potsdam Museum – Forum for Art and History, Alexander Haus Groß Glienicke and the Heinrich Böll Foundation Brandenburg.

Site: Potsdam
Processes: Architecture, Engineering, Design, Construction consulting, Planning, Exhibition graphics, Museum and exhibition design, Basic planning of room/wall layouts
Materials: Planning and consulting for construction, Museum and exhibition design, Graphic and communication design
Industries: Architecture/Engineering, Museums and exhibitions, Communication/Design

01
Construction consulting
02
Planning
03
Architecture/Engineering
04
Graphic and exhibition design

Services and Disciplines

Planung

Planning and consulting for construction

Engineering services for construction according to directory listing (Das Örtliche/Telefonbuch).

Gestaltung

Museum and exhibition design

Exhibition graphics and basic planning of room/wall layouts, e.g. for the Potsdam Museum.

Design

Graphic and communication design

Brands, seals, infographics and websites for culture, politics and institutions.

Locations

Potsdam

Office / Engineering office

Projects and Services

**LEBENSWERKE – exhibition design Potsdam Museum**Exhibition graphics · Culture/Museums

**Information sheet Photovoltaik Brandenburg**Infographics · Environment/Foundation

**PotsdamHistory App – icon contribution**Design · Museums/Digital

**Potsdamerinnen ins Licht – façade projection**Projection · Urban history

Inside the production

LUFT | BILD | Potsdam – special exhibition at the Potsdam Museum

Mehr davon! Wir sammeln Kunst – exhibition of the Friends' Association of the

Potsdamer Linien – exhibition of photographs by Werner Taag

Website and campaign claim for Sylvia Lehmann, MdB

Industries

Architecture/EngineeringMuseums and exhibitionsCommunication/Design

Additional services

ArchitectureEngineeringDesignConstruction consultingPlanningExhibition graphicsMuseum and exhibition designBasic planning of room/wall layouts

Reference customers

Potsdam Museum – Forum for Art and HistoryAlexander Haus Groß Glienicke (exhibition design)Heinrich Böll Foundation Brandenburg (information sheet/infographics)Frauenwahllokal / Potsdam Citizen Foundation (projections)Sylvia Lehmann, Member of Parliament (website/campaign)Potsdam Museum / Friends' Association of the Potsdam Museum e.V. (PotsdamHistory app icon)

History

2013
Project LEBENSWERKE – exhibition on the 10th anniversary of the Brandenburg Art Prize with the Potsdam Museum: exhibition graphics and basic planning of room/wall layouts.
2021
Website and campaign claim 'Sylvia macht's' for Member of Parliament Sylvia Lehmann; façade projections 'Potsdamerinnen ins Licht' at the Klosterkeller.
2022
Information sheet Photovoltaik Brandenburg with infographics for the Heinrich Böll Foundation Brandenburg.
2023
Design of the church seal for the newly merged Protestant Trinitatis church congregation in Potsdam.
2024
Contribution of the PotsdamHistory app icon; exhibition LUFT | BILD | Potsdam at the Potsdam Museum (December 2024 to May 2025).