Straub
BR

Museography and Memory Center Project: Freight Exhibition Center

Freight Exhibition Center
Freight Exhibition Center

A bridge between

history

and the future

A bridge between

history

and the future

The Freight Exhibition Center was conceived as a unique project, aiming to comprehensively depict the evolution of cargo transport in Brazil. This record of the paths taken in this process is closely tied to the heartbeat of our civilization, as roads and routes serve as the arterial system of society, flowing through its territory and enabling various connections. A bridge between history and the country's development.

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Transportation not only moves goods and merchandise but also connects people, allowing communities to come closer together and thrive.

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Inspired by the themes of dreams, work, and connection, the creative team developed a narrative that guides visitors through each moment of the history of cargo transport and its connection with the Caxias do Sul region. In this space, inspiration comes from various entrepreneurs who transformed the national industry with vision and determination.

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Inspired by the themes of dreams, work, and connection, the creative team developed a narrative that guides visitors through each moment of the history of cargo transport and its connection with the Caxias do Sul region. In this space, inspiration comes from various entrepreneurs who transformed the national industry with vision and determination.

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The immigration process had a significant impact on the Southern Region of Brazil between the 19th and 20th centuries. The arrival of European immigrants, part of a broader transcontinental migration that shaped the Americas, continues to influence the area to this day. Straub Design, in collaboration with architect Aurélio Sant'Anna and journalist Maria Celeste Correa, created a project with memorable experiences, connecting the current reality with the history of Joinville and Southern Brazil.