Our design team is well versed in every aspect of interpretive design and development.

We know a thorough understanding, appreciation and empathy with the subject is the bedrock of a good design response and we believe that this is achieved by working coherently as a team (with the museum staff, trustees and volunteers as well as the wider design team).

We draw together the primary knowledge of subject, site, objectives, process, product knowledge, audience and best practice alongside our creativity and experience.

We ensure that this process is embedded into our approach throughout and that the ‘visitor journey’ is considered at every step.

Here are some of the key elements we consider in our projects, every aspect should enhance the visitor experience:

• Interpretive Planning: Unlocking stories within collections and archives through audience insights and strategic touchpoints.
• Interpretive Design: Creating innovative and accessible displays that inspire and meet DDA standards.
• Multi-media & AV Displays: Delivering immersive, cutting-edge experiences with expertly refined scripts and storyboards.
• Graphic Design & Artwork: Crafting engaging visuals that connect emotionally and intellectually across diverse learning styles.
• Exhibition Displays: Combining in-house expertise with a trusted supplier network for sustainable, high-quality outcomes.
• Conservation Showcases: Designing cases that preserve collections while showcasing them in dramatic and impactful ways.
• Scenic Works: Partnering with leading scenic artists to create visually stunning, immersive environments for all audiences.
• Interactive Design: Developing robust interactives, from low- to high-tech, tailored to diverse learning needs and objectives.