Creative Studio Berlin, the experiential design firm, is set to continue its strong momentum into 2026, after a highly successful 2025.
Seven of the company's projects have opened to visitors this year, including Crocodile Island at Suntago, Wiesenwalzer at Eis-Greissler Erlebnispark, the Shipyard at Schloss Dankern, the Secret Laboratory at Schloss Augustusburg, Mission Nuclear at the German Spy Museum, and Berlin Vibes and Big vs. Small at Madame Tussauds Berlin.
As its team and portfolio grow, the Berlin-based creative studio is contributing to a wide variety of themed entertainment parks, museums, immersive experiences, and brand spaces worldwide.
With Chris Lange's creative leadership, it remains committed to pushing the limits of experience design while building long-term collaborations across the global attractions sector.
Dynamic new website
As part of its ongoing development, Creative Studio Berlin has fully redesigned its website.
This newly launched site offers a more dynamic, user-friendly experience, with a closer look at the studio’s latest projects and its creative approach, as well as an introduction to its expanding team.
Next month, Creative Studio Berlin is set to participate in IAAPA Expo, which is taking place in Orlando from 17 to 21 November, with the show floor open from 18 to 21 November. The team is looking forward to connecting with industry peers, clients, and partners.
As the leading event for the visitor attractions industry, IAAPA Expo brings the community together to showcase new products and cutting-edge services, with powerful education sessions and impactful networking opportunities.
Last year, Creative Studio Berlin marked its fifth anniversary. What began as a small team that aimed to push the boundaries of immersive experiences has evolved into a dynamic studio known for its diverse portfolio of projects, from conceptual design to fully realised attractions. blooloop spoke to Lange and members of his team about the firm’s journey so far and its plans for the future.
