No case studies or project descriptions, just 20 seconds of frequently changing visual fragments from various design projects, spanning almost two decades:
An experimental attempt to frame an aesthetic baseline for Naasner Office, as a starting point for conversation. For further context and project inquiries, please get in touch. ©2008-2025
Naasner Office
Kardener Straße 13
47259 Duisburg
Germany
+49 203 39228613
office@naasner.com
Office hours
Mo-Fr, 09:00am - 02:00pm
Mo-Fr, 04:00pm - 06:00pm
About
Naasner Office is an independent design practice specializing in branding systems, visual communication, and interfaces. Focused on clients entering or completing a change process. Operated by designer and art director Albert Naasner with a largely remote setup, allowing for local as well as international collaboration. Based in Duisburg, Germany.
Clients and collaborators include Adbusters, Arts Council England, Merlin Baum, Brechtfestival Augsburg, Bree, Luis Confraria, Fonds Darstellende Künste, Ahmed Ghazi, Heinrich Heine University, Henkel, HDSHT, innogy Stiftung, Jues, Max Kersting, Kindernothilfe, Micha Krisch, Kulturstiftung des Bundes, Metro, Museum für Gegenwartskunst Siegen, neueprobleme FM, Nissan, NX-Food, Ibrahim Öztaş, P-CS L, George Popov, RheinKapital, Sandvik, SMS Consulting, Škoda, Thomas Spallek, Steinbeis Foundation, Storckbau, Tanzhaus NRW, TBWA, Terre des Hommes, TFGC Publishing, Themes For Great Cities, Transfer Partners, University of Applied Sciences Düsseldorf, Vorwerk, Welthungerhilfe, Wieden+Kennedy, Sebastian Zimmerhackl.
Work has been published by Frame Publishers, Gestalten Verlag, Laurence King Publishers, Magma Books, Wallpaper Magazine.
Albert Naasner is currently teaching at HBK Essen.
Naasner Office is located in the heart of North Rhine-Westphalia. A region of constant transformation. Busy and calm, urban and rural, all at the same time.
Left: Albert Naasner mirror selfie with self portrait, 2025
Middle: Albert Naasner by Inga Naasner, 2022
Right: Albert Naasner by Chiara Terraneo, 2013
Approach
Sustainable and beautiful design is usually a natural, logical consequence of a strong concept with clear intent. Accordingly, the definition of intent and design of a solution are equally important and require equal amounts of attention.
Most Naasner Office-led projects are structured as an incremental process around this simple formula.
