We combine bold design with a forward-­thinking strategy. We are BR*Studio.

Pecuria enables sustainable investments in care real estate, securing stable returns today and a guaranteed nursing home place tomorrow. With a distinctive seal monogram, we set a strong symbol of trust in a sustainable and long-term form of investment. The new brand identity extends the visual language of the logo into typography and design elements, creating a striking, refined, and premium overall impression across both digital and print applications.

Incidentally, the name Pecuria combines the Latin words “Pecunia” (investment) and “Curia” (care).

The Volunteer Guardianships project of the Hamburg Child Protection Association supports children and young people who grow up without parental care by providing them with reliable companions. Volunteer guardians don’t just take care of the legal side of things – they become true confidants.

To make sure more people hear about this important initiative, we designed and developed a brand-new website. With friendly illustrations, a modern color concept, and a user-friendly layout, the site gives both interested volunteers and professionals clear information about the requirements and processes of guardianship, lowers barriers, and makes it easier to get in touch. “This project is very close to our hearts, and we’re proud to support it with all our creativity and passion,” says founder and managing director Tim Rotermund. Check out the website here.

And there’s even more good news: BR*Studio has deepened its collaboration with the Hamburg Child Protection Association and will be responsible for shaping its future digital presence.

What an inspiring few days at the UITP Global Public Transport Summit 2025 in Hamburg! Together with our partner Studio Huber, we created two immersive brand spaces: one at the main Summit in Hamburg’s exhibition halls, and another right in the heart of the city at Jungfernstieg.

MOIA, a Volkswagen Group brand, is on a clear mission: to make cities more livable and safe through shared, electric, and autonomous mobility solutions. UITP 2025 was the perfect stage to bring this mission to life — visible, tangible, and walkable.

Our goal: to translate MOIA’s brand strategy into a physical experience and make the idea of “connection” truly felt. Both spaces were designed as open, flowing environments — a deliberate break from traditional trade fair formats. No rigid zones. No hard barriers. Instead: intuitive paths, smooth transitions, and architectural openness that invited people to explore, pause, and participate.

The result: a spatial narrative that went far beyond classic presentation. It was a real invitation to engage — and a bold statement about the future of urban mobility: innovative, inclusive, and deeply human.