CONTACT
Nele Vos
+49 (0) 162 303 3626
mail@nelevos.com
Visit
MotionLab
Bouchéstraße 12
12435 Berlin
My motivation is, to design cohesive and meaningful visitor experiences.
I have over ten years’ experience working transdisciplinary between the worlds of communication design, visual identities, exhibition design, interiors, pop-ups and urban spaces.
Driven by my interest in new approaches to the built environment, and projects that reconsider heritage, narrative and place, I completed the M.A. in Narrative Environments at Central Saint Martins in London with distinction.
Through my practice designing highly narrative environments I work solo and collaboratively within creative teams providing narrative concepts, design, creative leadership and project–management. I have lived and worked in Arnhem, Rotterdam, New York and London and I am located in Berlin since 2016.
Nele Vos
+49 (0) 162 303 3626
mail@nelevos.com
Visit
MotionLab
Bouchéstraße 12
12435 Berlin
Analysis & Evaluation
Initial Situation Analysis
Briefing & Doability
Research (subject / place / audience)
Concept & Ideation
Ideation
Narrative & Positioning
Customer–Journey
Story-Matrix
Content Strategy
Design & Manifestation
Design Presentations
Project Supervision
Quality Management
Partnerships
Central Saint Martins
MA Narrative Environments
Master of the Arts
with Distinction
2014 – 2016 (UK) London
ArtEZ Hoogeschool voor de Kunsten
Bachelor of Graphic Design
2004 – 2008 (NL) Arnhem
Ruhrakademie
Communication Design
2002 – 2004 (GER) Schwerte
Heilig Geist Gymnasium
Abitur
1992 – 2001 (GER) Menden
Arthesia AG
Belvedere
BUILA Partnerships
Cruise Terminal Rotterdam
Except–Integrated Sustainability
GBI AG
Institute of Network Cultures
Matter Architecture Practice
MOMA PS1
Moses Mendelssohn Stiftung
Nordwind Festival
ProPotsdam
Publica
Queen Elisabeth Olympic Park
Redbridge City Council
Superuse Studios
TENT. Rotterdam
Zurich
Designpreis Brandenburg / Nomination
ProPotsdam: Wir machen Stadt! 06 / 2019 DE Potsdam
TATE Exchange, TATE London / Groups exhibition
The Citizenshop Who are We? 03 / 2017 GB London
Clerkenwell Gallery London / Groups exhibition
The Citizenshop 05 / 2017 GB London
Lethaby Gallery / Groups exhibition
Best final projects at UAL 10 / 2016 GB London
Central Saint Martins / Final year exhibition
21rst – 26th June 2016 GB London
Arup Foresight and Innovation / Groups exhibition
The Future of Urban Resilience 2015 GB London
Danish Poster Museum / Selected poster
Education Requires People, Money and Instruments
2013 DK Aarhus
Festival N.A.T.U.R. / Curation
Art exhibiton 04 / 2013 DE Bochum
Mutuo Art Centre / Exhibition Citysalad
SHS Publishers 04 / 2012 ES Barcelona
Showroom Arnhem / Exhibition Citysalad
Proeftuin! 01 / 2012 NL Arnhem
Imagine 2020 Festival / Exhibition Citysalad
The Future of Food 09 / 2011 NL Rotterdam
Rotterdamse Oogst / Greenhouse exhibition
Citysalad Zaait! 05 / 2011 NL Rotterdam
Kolabo Summer Lab / Groups exhibition
Internet of Things 07 / 2010 NL Rotterdam
Gallery Between / Exhibition Studio B
Wall design 10 / 2010 GB London
Disseny D’HUB Barcelona / Selected Entry
Visual identity 11 / 2008 ES Barcelona
– Thomas Sevcik, Arthesia AG
– Martina Miloloza, Marketing Manager GBI AG
Narrative Environments and Experience Design by Tricia Austin,
The Citizenshop in Dramatic Conflict and Story Dynamics in Critical
Narrative Environments, Routledge Publishers 07 / 2020 GB London
Design Museum London / Industry Night Talk
Design and storytelling in my practice 02 / 2019 GB London
Viewpoint Magazine, On the Move / Project Feature
The Citizenshop 01 / 2018 GB London
Open Democracy / Project release
Unequal Journeys 11 / 2017 GB London
Central Saint Martins / Final Catalogue
Project contribution and design 2016 GB London
AIGA Small Talk / About the Process
Interview VosBrenner 2014 US Chicago
Die Gestalten, Turning Pages / Project Contribution
Various projects 2013 DE Berlin
Volume Magazine #31 Guilty Landscapes / Infographic
The Great Plastic Tide 2013 NL Amsterdam
Volume Magazine #32 Centers Adrift / Infographic
Search and Supply 2013 NL Amsterdam
The New Yorker Magazine / Book Review
Don’t: a Guide to Publicity 2013 US New York City
Het Wilde Weten / Book Presentation
The Last Supper 02 / 2010 NLRotterdam
Steetlab Zine Jam / Book Presentation
The Last Supper 03 / 2010 NL Amsterdam
Arnhem Zine Festival / Publication
Cannot Connect 04 / 2010 NL Arnheim
Manystuff About your Process / Project Feature
Published by Charlotte Cheetham 04 / 2009 FR Paris
Graphic Union Press NYC / Publication Launch
Nature versus Culture 03 / 2009 US New York City
Spelling Change / Selected Entry
Mother New York 10 / 2008 US New York City
ArtEZ Final Year Catalogue / Cover Image
Nature vs. Culture 06 / 2008 NL Arnhem
Narrative Environments responds to the growing need for multidisciplinary collaboration and critical, socially–engaged design. It addresses the demand for meaningful visitor experiences in cultural, commercial and community environments.
This encompasses heritage sites, museums, retail, travel and leisure destinations, urban public spaces, libraries, health and educational environments.
Increasingly, organisations want to communicate their stories through the physical environment. They may need to inform their communities; overcome social divides; develop their reputation; and increase visitor numbers or attract new audiences.
Narrative environments constitute a core part of “the global experience economy”. This addresses the desire for transformational encounters, providing opportunities for learning, discovery, social interaction and cohesion as well as the purchase of products and services.