Bureau Borsche developed a new corporate identity for Villa Stuck, the former home and studio of Franz von Stuck and now a museum in Munich. Inspired by Franz von Stuck’s graphic heritage and the building’s classical architectural features, the project included a custom typeface that connects the institution’s historic roots with its contemporary cultural program. To modernize the museum’s presence, Bureau Borsche also redesigned the website and created an app for visitors. The resulting system supports dialogue between the museum’s architecture, permanent collection, and changing exhibitions, reflecting Villa Stuck’s legacy as a gesamtkunstwerk while positioning it for the 21st century.
Bureau Borsche developed a new identity for Villa Stuck, inspired by the materials and aesthetics of construction. The design creates a dialogue between the museum’s historic architecture and its contemporary transformation, balancing the old with the new and the classic with the radical.
Bureau Borsche developed a new corporate identity for Villa Stuck, the Munich museum dedicated to artist Franz von Stuck. The design includes a custom typeface inspired by the building’s classical architecture and the artist’s graphic heritage, uniting historical and contemporary aesthetics across print, digital, and spatial applications.