
Brandenburg Gate Sphere - Mobile Landmark Concept
The Brandenburg Gate Sphere was developed by Thomas Schulte as a commissioned concept for a newly founded German political party.
Status:
Concept Design
Role:
Thomas Schulte - Artistic & Technical Concept / Realization
Client:
A newly founded German political party
Intended Location:
Brandenburg Gate, Berlin, Germany
Format:
Temporary / mobile landmark and public communication installation
Categories:
Public Art Concept, Landmark Design, Temporary Architecture, Campaign Installation


The Brandenburg Gate Sphere was developed by Thomas Schulte as a commissioned concept for a newly founded German political party. The objective was to create a highly recognizable, rapidly deployable landmark that could be positioned close to major urban icons and public spaces, generating visibility, public engagement and media attention.
The first proposed location was the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. Conceived as a temporary and mobile public-art structure, the installation combines a monumental globe with a distinctive supporting form that can carry campaign-specific messages and visual identities. Its scale and immediate symbolic character were intended to create a strong photographic image and a memorable presence within the city.
