The DET Interactive Container is a mobile information unit designed to make Germany’s LNG infrastructure understandable at human scale. Developed as a self-sufficient exhibition space, it enables Deutsche Energy Terminal (DET) to explain technical, environmental, and operational aspects of LNG terminals directly on-site in cities such as Stade, Wilhelmshaven, and Brunsbüttel.

The project integrates spatial design, multimedia systems, and factual communication.

Key components include:

• Interactive Media: touchscreens, video walls, and guided digital narratives
• Physical Visualization: models and material samples from real construction sites
• Self-Contained Systems: autonomous power, communications, and modular setup
• Content Architecture: clear UX across digital, spatial, and printed information

By combining industrial precision with approachable storytelling, the container supports transparent dialogue between DET, citizens, and local stakeholders. It offers a replicable format for communicating large-scale infrastructure projects across Germany.

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