Serena Bartalucci studied Architecture at the Florence University and at the AA School of Architecture in London, with focus exhibition design, scenography, and storytelling. From 2007 till 2017 she worked as an architect in several offices and in private projects in the field exhibitions, interiors, experience and brand architecture. Since February 2018 she works for IGLHAUT + von GROTE as exhibition designer.

Serena Bartalucci is currently on maternity leave

Thomas Doetsch studied architecture in Munich and Berlin. He is a member of the Berlin Chamber of Architects. After several years of work experience as an architect, he specialized in exhibition planning for museums. In addition to his freelance work in different exhibition offices, he also works as an independant architect for museums and cultural institutions. He has been working with IGLHAUT + from GROTE since 2018.

Dipl.-Ing. Carol Kofler studied Architecture at the University of Innsbruck, Austria, and LTH Lund, Sweden. From 2013 on she worked as an architect in several offices in the field of exhibition, renovation and interior design. Simultaneously she worked as a scientific assistant and lecturer at the University of Innsbruck, Institute for spatial design (studio2) with focus design theory. Since August 2018 she works for IGLHAUT + von GROTE as an exhibition designer.

Judith Hummer studied Integrative Design (MA) at HGK in Basel (CH). She worked in different agencies as a graphic designer with focus on Corporate Design, Editorial Design, spatial communication and guidance systems. She has been working as an graphic designer at IGLHAUT + von GROTE since February 2018.

Natalia Mikhaylenko studied Product Design (MA) in Moscow and Museums Studies at the Berlin University of Applied Sciences (HTW). She worked as a freelance graphic designer and illustrator for print and Web media, and then as a project coordinator and exhibition designer in a museum. She has been working as a graphic designer at IGLHAUT + von GROTE since June 2017.

Markus Uhl studied Social and Business Communication at the University of Arts in Berlin as well as photography at the University of Toronto. At IGLHAUT + von GROTE he is responsible for the creation and editing of moving and still images.

Caroline Wegener studied Architecture (degree) at the Bartlett School of Architecture, London and then gained an MA of Arts in Animated Film at the Royal College of Art, London. She works and has worked for various offices in the area of exhibition design and brand architecture. She has been working as a freelancer for IGLHAUT + von GROTE since 2011.

Julia Wendt studied Art History and Modern German Literature (M.A.) at the FU Berlin, also completing a degree there in Cultural and Media Management. After working as a project manager for the Documenta11 (visitor service), the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden (booking software) and the Max Planck Institute for Science History (exhibition management), from 2006 to 2016 she realised central cultural projects and communications campaigns in a management position for the University of the Arts in Berlin. At IGLHAUT + von GROTE she is responsible for the developing, drawing up concepts for and realising exhibitions and cultural projects.

Anis Looalian is currently studying Industrial Design (Diploma) at the University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt and has completed a semester abroad at the Art Academy of Latvia in the department of Functional Design (BA).
She has started her work as a student assistant for exhibition and graphic design at IGLHAUT + von GROTE in April 2019.

Matthias Meier, together with his colleague Thomas Weisheit, supervises all matters of IT infrastructure, and is responsible for the administration of networks, servers and databases.

Thomas Buck is a qualified engineer specialising in media technology. He focuses on the creative use of media and presentation technology in the field of museums and exhibitions, concentrating on interactive exhibits and information systems. He has been involved in all the office’s exhibition projects since 2003.

Michael Flegel is a light planner and light designer with many years of experience in exhibitions and museums. The foundation of all exhibition planning includes the lighting of rooms and exhibits, considering the interplay of artificial light and daylight as well as conservational requirements. He has been involved in all the office’s exhibition projects since 2003.

Michael Dörfler is a freelance author, director and cutter. He has worked on diverse exhibition projects for our office since 2004.