Projects

An underused-office problem grew into the concept for a premium business destination, researched across different markets and tested against real properties, operators, specialists and everyday experience.

An early idea about navigating through space and time was developed into a working digital product that became the foundation of an established technology company.

A room filled with glass samples became a physical and digital experience where customers and professionals could discover AGC technologies in context. The experience has continued to evolve with AGC for nearly a decade.

What started as the replacement of an outdated website became AGC Automotive's main global digital platform, which BAMHUB has continued to develop and evolve for more than a decade.

Wideye had advanced LiDAR technology and a small space at CES Las Vegas. We created an experience where visitors became part of the live demonstration, connecting the stand, a concept vehicle, the technology and digital interaction.

A business model combining long-term rental, short-term rental and legal subletting was translated into a complete digital product and developed as a working platform across iOS, Android and Web.

AGC needed a way to present its future automotive technologies without depending on another manufacturer's vehicle. We proposed and developed a complete brand-neutral concept car built around AGC's own technologies.

A closed product box made it difficult for shoppers to discover the four different Signature Mixers inside. We developed an NFC concept connecting the physical packaging directly to an interactive digital product experience.

The architecture of a major mixed-use tower was already defined, but its future still needed to be presented to investors and decision-makers. BAMHUB's concept was selected and is now being developed into the final presentation experience.

A series of business and hospitality experiences brought entrepreneurs, investors, family offices and specialists together across different markets. The meetings developed into relationships, partnerships and opportunities that continued beyond the events themselves.

Over several years, BAMHUB worked with architects, developers and construction companies to make different parts of Luxembourg's developing Belval district visible before they existed, through architectural images, films and immersive 3D experiences.

A personal frustration with fragmented AI context became the starting point for a new product designed to create continuous, user-controlled synchronization between people and AI. BAMHUB conceived, designed and developed the product, which is now being tested with real users.