We teamed up with the German Design Museum Foundation to support student companies on their journey to a professional and well thought out brand identity.
The German Design Museum Foundation and the Dr. Hans Riegel Foundation cooperate to offer five student companies the opportunity to develop a brand for their company together with professional designers. This nationwide pilot project started off in 2019 by supporting five student companies from 9th grade and up in a long-term workshop project. Professional designers help them create individual corporate designs, passing on knowledge about designing and brand development processes as well as suitable creative methods. This involves designing a logo and a slogan, stationary, and different communication media. With this, the Dr. Hans Riegel Foundation aims to provide targeted support to students at the interface between business training and art.
"In times of increasing sensory and information overload, design skills are essential know-how to effectively communicate content and messages, not only in the context of business."
Brand architecture for a student company with multiple lines of business: event services, stationary, and a school honey farm
Design relaunch for a student company's eco shop selling recycled stationary and fair-trade products
Complete initial design for a new student company that designs and produces printed t-shirts and hoodies
Design relaunch for a student company offering a high-quality sustainable product made of regional and biological ingredients – among other things as an incentive to continue running the student company
Facelift and enhancement of the design for the well-established student company Repair – Repairing is School – among other things as an incentive for other student companies to join the national network the Rudolf Steiner student company is looking to cre
Dr. Hans Riegel-Stiftung
Projektleiter Alexander Kukla
Am Neutor 3
53113 Bonn
0228-22744721
alexander.kukla@hans-riegel-stiftung.com
