'Beyond Klimt' starts with paintings by Gustav Klimt and brings together works of former Austro-Hungarian artists who, after the fall of the empire at the end of WWI, each placed their artistic identity before their nationality. The scenography design accommodates a unifying atmosphere leading the visitors through different rooms and chapters. A ribbon of hand drawn pencil lines forms a continuous guideline. It's changing rhythm provides a means to alternate intensity throughout the different rooms. Similar vertical lines shape the marbled plastic benches and pedestals.











Location: BE, Brussels
Client: Bozar
Phase: Completed (opening September 20th)

Team: Jasper Stevens, Karel Verstraeten, Michiel Hutsebaut
Images: FELT, Philippe De Gobert

The premise for the new collection presentation for the Design Museum sounded like this: A permanent collection shouldn’t necessary result in a permanent exhibition. The ‘curatorial challenge’ in opening up a +20.000 pieces strong collection towards the broad public thus induced a design proposal that aims at incorporating ‘room for doubt’.
By closing of the inner core of the building from the space around it we consolidate the spatial duality that was already inherent in the plan. The perambulation around our newly created center we use to showcase a selection of masterpieces. The core itself provides a place for experiment: A permanent resource for temporary interventions continuously revisiting the collection in its full range and depth.











Location: BE, Ghent
Client: Design museum Gent
Surface: 1000 sqm
Status: Built

Team: Jasper Stevens, Karel Verstraeten, Stefanie Everaert, Caroline Lateur, Michiel Hutsebaut, Elisabeth Impens
Images: doorzon, FELT, Michiel De Cleene

Five hundred years ago Thomas More wrote his infamous masterpiece "Utopia". The importance and influence of his book throughout the last five centuries has been astounding. On the occasion of this anniversary Illuminare (KUL) and Museum M initiated the exhibition "In search of Utopia".
FELT’s design for the scenography was selected through an invited competition.











Location: BE, Leuven
Client: Museum M
Surface: 1200 sqm
Status: Built

Team: Jasper Stevens, Karel Verstraeten, Bram Denkens, Bartolomeo Zanotti
Consultants: Chris Pype (light)
Construction: 3CS
Images: Filip Dujardin, FELT

FELT teamed up with DOORZON in the competition for the interior design & scenography for the new KMSKA.











Location: BE, Antwerp
Client: KMSKA
Surface: 25000 sqm
Status: Competition 2nd place

Team: Jasper Stevens, Karel Verstraeten, Caroline Lateur, Stefanie Everaert, Bram Denkens, Seppe Claes
Consultants: Chris Pype (light), LAVA (graphic & interaction design)
Images: Barbara Joseph, doorzon, FELT

The Jenevermuseum is characterized by heavy wooden trusses and an abundance of crude brickwork. The scenography aims to introduce a new lightness within the historic site. Slender white structures are positioned between the bulky beams. The result is a juxtaposition that results in a continuous interplay between dark and light, solid and slim, old and new.











Location: BE, Hasselt
Client: Madoc, Municipality of Hasselt
Surface: 1200 sqm
Status: built

Team: Jasper Stevens, Thomas Roelandts (Marge)
Consultants: Superdamned, Koen Bruyneel, Ineke Wellens, Maison Caro
Images: Bart Kiggen

Based on Carolyn Steel's bestseller "The hungry City", MAS initiated an exhibition that entails the rich history, present and future of Antwerp perceived through food.
FELT's proposal was nominated as winner of the international call.











Location: BE, Antwerp
Client: MAS
Status: built

Team: Jasper Stevens, Karel Verstraeten, Esmeralda Misseghers, Bram Denkens
Consultants: LAVA (graphic design), Pantopicon (curator, glass pavillion)
Images: Pieter Kers, FELT

The exhibition "Thirty Years of Architecture in Flanders - The Wonder Years in architectural models" features the groundbreaking and pioneering projects from that period. It offers a comprehensive overview of the leading figures, facts and events that have contributed to the flourishing architectural culture of Flanders.











Location: BE, Knokke-Heist
Client: Vlaams Architectuur Instituut
Surface: 800 sqm
Status: built

Team: Jasper Stevens, Karel Verstraeten, Bartolomeo Zanotti, Esmeralda Misseghers
Consultants: Bureau Grusenmeyer (Graphic design)
Images: Stijn Bollaert