Asenkerschbaumer Visuelle Kommunikation

is a Berlin-based design studio specialized in corporate design, editorial design and exhibition design. It is run by Susanne Asenkerschbaumer. Within a network that has grown over the years, we work with editors, photographers, curators, architects, programmers and media planners, depending on the project. Our clients include companies, public institutions and associations as well as agencies and publishing houses.

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Corporate Design

You have been on the market for a while and want to take your product to the next level? You want  to optimize your existing corporate design? You need a partner who creates beautiful designs, but at the same time puts them on a stable ground in terms of content? Asenkerschbaumer Visuelle Kommunikation develops corporate design solutions of varying degrees of complexity. Our strength lies in our attitude: We are service providers with a high level of sensitivity for aesthetics and with the aim of providing maximum value for your project anytime.

Range of services: Development of corporate identities, brand identities, typography and colour concepts, corporate design guidelines, any design within corporate design guidelines such as posters, infographics or websites

02.

Editorial Design

Editorial design is a field within our work that is particularly close to our hearts. We love pictures that tell stories, illustrations that capture the essence of a subject, relevant content, the rhythm of big and small, loud and quiet, full and empty. In the last 20 years we have developed and realised a multitude of publications. In addition to a broad range of experience, this has resulted in a network of excellent photographers, illustrators and editors whose expertise can be brought in depending on the project.

Range of services: Development of design grids, typography and colour systems, realisation of employee newspapers, magazines, annual reports, brochures and annual programmes, supervision of digitisation processes in the field of corporate publishing

03.

Exhibition Design

There are two essential aspects when designing exhibitions. Firstly, like no other discipline, it is always the content that forms the basis for any kind of creative consideration. If an exhibition wants to convince both visually and in terms of content, all design elements should be developed on this basis. Secondly, design in spaces is always a team effort. The better the communication within the team, the more convincing the result. At the end of a design process, which usually takes several years, there is a spatial and creative translation of content in space.

Range of services: Development of design grids, typography and colour systems in space, design of exhibition graphics and media, orientation systems, museum guides and exhibition catalogues

PHILOSOPHY AND WORKING METHOD

Each customer and each project is unique. Asenkerschbaumer Visuelle Kommunikation develops individual solutions based on sustainable content. At the beginning of every design process it is important to find out: what are the essential qualities of the project, which creative elements express those qualities and, above all, what is important to you as a customer? It is a creative dialogue at eye level that leads to the very best results.

Susanne Asenkerschbaumer

Susanne discovered her passion for design at the age of 15 in the Corel Draw clipart library. Ever since, she has been a designer with heart and soul. She went on to study visual communication at the Berlin University of the Arts and at the California Institute of the Arts, Los Angeles. With her degree in exhibition design in 2009, she started her own business.

As a freelancer, Susanne has worked for a variety of agencies, including C3 Creative Code and Content, Torben, Lucie und die gelbe Gefahr and Gruner&Jahr. With her experience, she founded Asenkerschbaumer Visuelle Kommunikation, a flexible design studio that works at the quality level of an agency and whose strength lies in a high affinity for content. In 2019, the studio won a design competition from the Flossenbürg Concentration Camp Memorial to redesign their corporate design.

In addition to her creativity, Susanne has always been passionate about working with people. Parallel to her business, she completed several years of training as a family and structural systemic consultant at the Melhus Institute in Berlin. As a consultant, her focus is on bringing professional success and private happiness of her clients into a good balance. Susanne’s credo: Success is a matter of inner satisfaction.

Clients and agencies, we have been working for
Audi, Barmer GEK, Bayerisches Staatsministerium für Bildung und Kultus, Wissenschaft und Kunst, BCG Digital Ventures, Bertron Schwarz Frey, Bombardier Transportation, C3 Creative Code and Content, Deutsche Bahn, Gruner&Jahr Corporate Editors, Jung von Matt, Ketchum Pleon, KZ-Gedenkstätte Flossenbürg, Metadesign, SAP, Siemens, Siemens Healthcare, SPIEGEL TV, SPIEGEL Verlag, Südwestdeutsche Stromhandels GmbH, Swisscom, Torben, Lucie und die gelbe Gefahr, Union Investment, Verband kommunaler Unternehmen (VKU), Verlag Der Tagesspiegel, VKU Verlag

“Remarkable design requires a creative dialogue at eye level.
And team spirit.”
Susanne Asenkerschbaumer, Dipl.-Designer

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ADDRESS

Asenkerschbaumer Visuelle Kommunikation
Joachim-Friedrich-Str. 41
Seitenflügel, 3. Etage
10711 Berlin

CONTACT

Susanne Asenkerschbaumer
+49 30 20 31 88 20
+49 176 24 14 73 42

mail[at]susanne-asenkerschbaumer.de
susanne-asenkerschbaumer.de

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