The exhibition is a modern reflection of history, with a focus on identity and culture The German minority was born out of the the referendum in 1920. The new exhibition focuses on German identity, and a flirtation with Nazism, before they became a contemporary co-actor in the southern Jutland border country. No Parking has been […]
Visitors stand for a full 12 minutes and are completely captivated in the transformation of the “Tree of Life” Naturkraft is a new experience center in Ringkobing, which combines a huge park, with a large communication building with several exhibition pavilions. The project has been underway for several years and was designed by the […]
No Parking has delivered several digital installations for an exhibition at Tøndermarsken, about the marsh area in the Southwestern part of Denmark. The largest installation is ClimateLab where the visitors can interact with a projected landscape in a gamefied univers. Visitors are here surrounded by a large projected landscape on all walls of the room. […]
In November 2018, the Natural History Museum in Aarhus opened an exhibition about the famous sea explorer, Troels Kløvedal. The exhibit shows photos, videos and objects of cultural history. In the middle of the exhibition, a 1:1 model of a ship is built up. Here the visitors can explore sailing, on a simulator that No […]
How do you make families and schoolchildren interested in Science History? The Technical Museum in Helsinore (Hamlet Castle city) has chosen a solution where the visitors become actively involved. They must perform the same trials that led the three scientists; Volta, Oersted and Faraday, to discover concepts such as electromagnetism and induction. Without these discoveries […]
The culture night 2017 at Frederiksberg was marked with the project “Culture Streams”, consisting of significant light installations at Frederiksberg Town Hall, The Storm P Museum, Frederiksberg Library, and The Cisterns. The light installations were built to signal currents or a “flow of energy” between cultural institutions – with Frederiksberg Town Hall as the center. […]
Christmas Eve 1811 the English warship “St. George” stranded on the Danish west coast. The event cost 1300 people lives, with only 13 sailors surviving. No Parking has helped bring the story to life, and created installations around some of the objects that were saved from the wreck. Projection & design One of the first […]
The historical experience museum “Den Gamle By”, has opened two new attractions from the beginning of the 20th century. One is an automotive workshop where you can see how a car engine was repaired in the old days. The second is a car dealer with three automobiles: a Ford Coupé, a Ford Sedan and a […]
Aarhus Fortæller is a new permanent museum of 800 square meters in the Old Town of Aarhus. The museum tells the city’s history from the Viking Age to the present – and uses a modern implementation of narrative tales and interactivity. No Parking has delivered 5 installations for the new museum. Toldgame For the museum’s Renaissance section, we […]
In 2014, the Wadden Sea in Denmark was listed as an Unesco World Heritage area. Only a few years later the Vadehavscentret can open with a new visitor center and a new exhibition. The new building was designed by architect Dorthe Mandrup and the exhibition by JAC studios in consortium with No Parking. The consortium has been […]
Roskilde city has undergone many changes since the Medieval Ages. At that time there was a travertine church on the “Stændertorv” square, which was replaced by a brick church a few hundred years later. Today the church is demolished, apart from its distinctive tower that serves as a museum. From the preserved church tower, you can look down over […]
Ragnarock is a new museum for rock, pop and youth culture, located at the new Musicon area in Roskilde. The exhibition was divided into three tenders, of which No Parking has been responsible for the development and implementation of interactive installations in collaboration with the museum designers and consultants. No Parking has delivered 12 major interactive installations for RagnaRock. […]
Anguish and Fire is the title of a new and different exhibition at the Justice & Punishment Museum in Faaborg. The visitor is provided with a stable lantern and sent into the exhibition, which initially is only barely lit. When visitors move around, a warm light appears around them – their movements also triggering sound and projected imagery. In this way, […]
The Old Pharmacy is a historic building from 1571, which lies next to a herbal garden in the Old Town in Aarhus. The building is the oldest of its kind, with an exhibition of a complete pharmacy interior – it has now been brought to life with digital installations that inform about herbs and their […]
“Road to Salvation” at Esrum Monastery is an interactive exhibition that came to be the most thought provoking exhibition in the history of the museum. The exhibition asks the visitor for a high degree of self reflection that links relegion together with modern day lifestyle. “Road to Salvation” won Historic Days Renewal Price 2016. No Parking […]
No Parking delivered the content for a number of interactive narrative screens for “Suburbia – beloved and despised” and exhibition for the Workers Museum. The exhibition is about the working class’ relocation to suburbia. On the screens experts in architecture and anthropology appear. In the bottom of each screen is a bottom where the visitor […]
The Viking Ship The new exhibition at the National museum “VIKING” builds on the find of the world’s longest viking ship, that has not been exhibited before. The audience moves around the 37 meter long ship, which is central in the show. Artifacts telling about Viking trade, power, religion, and warfare, surround the ship in […]
Project background Louisiana Museum of Modern Art is known for its international art- and architectural exhibitions. With the exhibit “New Nordic” they wanted to show the trends in Nordic architecture – a central part of it being an exhibit of architect Jan Gehl’s famous theories about human inhabitants. No Parking was contacted by curator Kjeld […]
Development of the project From the beginning of the project, No Parking was part of a development team, that focused on creating a sensual and living exhibition. The focus of the project was to tell the story from the Danish soldiers point-of-view, in a set design that was as authentic as possible. In order to […]
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Development process In 2009 No Parking was engaged in the project by Bysted A/S. The process started with establishing a concept for the project “FORTIFICATIONS OF COPENHAGEN”, that apart from the Trekroner fortress, also covered the fortress Garderhøj and Vestvolden. Throughout the concept development, No Parking has participated in creating a communication strategy, with 3 layers: the past, […]
Throughout the years, numerous fossil remains have surfaced on Bornholm, witnessing that the island was once home to dinosaurs. This resulted in the experience center Naturbornholm wanting an installation where visitors could travel back in time, and experience these fantastic creatures. No Parking was given the assignment, and together with the museum, started to research […]
