What kind of work has Bureau347 done?

Bureau347's publicly shown work is digital product and experience design, with at least one detailed case study: Behind the Numbers, a post-exhibition website built for TreeTop Asset Management. If you are evaluating the studio for a content-heavy or culture/heritage digital project, that case is the most concrete evidence of its range.

The documented case: Behind the Numbers

Behind the Numbers was a temporary exhibition in Brussels about the history of the recently vacated Brussels Stock Exchange and the stock markets. After the physical exhibition closed to the public in 2016, Bureau347's "online gallery experience" took its place so the material could keep reaching people in digital space.

The key proposal was to replace the original exhibition website with one built around the exhibition content itself — designed to be educational, informative, and easy to navigate. The studio developed the new site so the large body of content was easy to find and browse, and, in its words, "remains a useful resource, long after the exhibition itself has closed."

What this case says about the studio's strengths

• Content organization at scale. The project centered on making a "great wealth of content" findable and browsable, which points to information architecture as a core part of the work rather than an afterthought.
• Design for a defined purpose. The stated aims — educational, informative, a joy to navigate — show a brief driven by how an audience should use the site, not just how it looks.
• Building for the long term. The site was conceived as a lasting resource rather than a temporary companion to a live event.
• End-to-end delivery. Design, information architecture, front-end development, and CMS development were all handled, meaning the studio can take a concept through to a working, editable site.

How to read the rest of the portfolio

The site presents its work as a numbered set of projects (the case above is labeled "6 of 6," with other entries such as "Work 2 of 6" and "Work 1 of 6"), and its headline positioning is "We design simple and clever digital products" and "We design your products and services into outstanding user experiences." That framing suggests a focus on digital products and services broadly, with Behind the Numbers as the fully documented example.

If your project resembles a content-rich cultural, heritage, or financial-history experience that needs to outlive a physical event, this case is directly relevant. If you need a different sector or product type, the public material here gives less to go on, so it is worth asking the studio for comparable work before deciding.