The Lübecker Dielenhaus at Fleischhauerstraße 79 has a long and storied history—dating back to the mid-14th century, according to historical records. Over the centuries, the house hosted a wide variety of people, trades, and businesses. By the 1970s, however, the building had fallen into increasing disrepair, until it was purchased and rescued in 2006 by Hans Büning, Jörg Haufe, and Nicola Petereit. With care, sensitivity, and craftsmanship, they lovingly restored the house. Hans Büning made it his own home. The beautifully restored Diele (central hall) now serves as a venue for public events—open to visitors and a wide range of activities.

As part of Museum Night in Lübeck, Frauke von Jaruntowski and Vera Doerk presented the multimedia spatial installation Interwoven. Using 15,000 meters of yarn, the Diele was transformed into an intricate, tensioned installation — an immersive spatial network - a multimedia experience through projections of animated imagery. The animation motifs were inspired by fragments of wallpaper revealed layer by layer during the building’s restoration—traces of the house’s rich history, reinterpreted through contemporary media.