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Museumsuferfest 2026

WDC 2026 x Brompton

August 2026
17
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31
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Brompton Bicycle, WDC 2026, Andreas Samuelsson

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Together with the British bicycle manufacturer Brompton, WDC 2026 has developed a special edition of the iconic folding bike. The collaboration brings together design, urban mobility and sustainable perspectives for the future, making design visible where people move through the city every day.

At the centre of the project is the Brompton P Line. As part of an open call, designers and creatives from across Germany were invited to reinterpret the folding bike through their own design concepts. The aim was to create proposals that reflect the values of WDC 2026: openness, sustainability, social participation and innovative design.

An internationally renowned jury selected the winning entries. The jury includes Matthias Wagner K, Director of the Museum Angewandte Kunst, Frankfurt, Kathrin Krupka from German Design Graduates, Will Butterworth, Creative Lead at Brompton, content creator Julien Riganti, and Bernd Kracke.

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WDC 2026 x Brompton
Brompton Bicycle, WDC 2026, Andreas Samuelsson
First place went to Swedish artist Andreas Samuelsson. His minimalist, graphic visual language combines clarity with poetry. Simple lines, shapes and circles come together to create distinctive imagery with a strong visual identity. His design was brought to life as the Brompton P Line Special Edition – handcrafted at Brompton’s London factory.
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