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| The most challenging thing about museums is attracting and engaging with a wide and diverse audience. We take time to understand what people like to do, how they play and ultimately learn. We design, test and deliver complete solutions integrating, graphics, interactives, multimedia and video. | Events are often the first time your customer meets your brand. We’ve built fashion shows in warehouses to rock concerts on beaches. Event design requires a multidisciplinary approach. Our designers work alongside the construction team to deliver truly unique solutions. | Admiralty Look Out at Dover Castle A mix of site orientation panels, interactive elements and interpretation to communicate the function and relevance of the Admiralty Look Out during the 1st and 2nd World Wars. | Authenticity was paramount; panels were printed with concrete textures and materials used were functional and in keeping with what would have been used during the wars. | The exhibition is an exciting representation of the past where visitors can ‘learn by doing’ with a series of interactive activities. | A mix of site orientation panels, interactive elements and interpretation to communicate the function and relevance of the Admiralty Look Out during the 1st and 2nd World Wars. | Authenticity was paramount; panels were printed with concrete textures and materials used were functional and in keeping with what would have been used during the wars. | The exhibition is an exciting representation of the past where visitors can ‘learn by doing’ with a series of interactive activities. | A mix of site orientation panels, interactive elements and interpretation to communicate the function and relevance of the Admiralty Look Out during the 1st and 2nd World Wars. | Authenticity was paramount; panels were printed with concrete textures and materials used were functional and in keeping with what would have been used during the wars. | The exhibition is an exciting representation of the past where visitors can ‘learn by doing’ with a series of interactive activities. | A mix of site orientation panels, interactive elements and interpretation to communicate the function and relevance of the Admiralty Look Out during the 1st and 2nd World Wars. | Authenticity was paramount; panels were printed with concrete textures and materials used were functional and in keeping with what would have been used during the wars. | The exhibition is an exciting representation of the past where visitors can ‘learn by doing’ with a series of interactive activities. | Nostell Priory The 18th Century stables at Nostell Priory are really beautiful and well preserved. We wanted to add a simple layer of interpretation that allows the visitor to discover this amazing National Trust property for themselves. Children are encouraged to role play and discover more about the different jobs carried out in the stables. | We collated a content framework and wrote copy for this permanent exhibition, ensuring the tone of voice was correct for the target audience. We delivered a complete solution to a fixed budget, including a full size plywood horse! Visitor feedback has been really positive. | Wrangler Summer Event We had a lot of fun working with the Wrangler team on their series of summer events. The design encouraged visitors to hand over their old denim in exchange for new product. A soft seating area was incorporated so that people could relax and chill out, which is what they did! | We hand painted graphics, integrated visual merchandising and built a DJ hut whilst addressing the usual security and weather issues as well. The event popped up at a series of music festivals throughout the summer. | Lee Product Launch Event Design, manufacture and installation of graphics for the European launch event, which included commissioning Antwerp based graffiti artist PNK to create two huge pieces to sit as a back-drop to the seasonal product direction. | It was all hands on deck to pull together this event in Belgium. Over night we turned a factory into a catwalk venue. | The visitor centre at Royal Doulton’s head office allows customers to discover the brand’s rich and complex history. We used archive materials to design a contemporary graphic overlay. The detailed evolution of The Potteries in Stoke on Trent was presented through an organic timeline. | The exhibition had to incorporate three distinct spaces to present Royal Doulton, Minton and Royal Albert. Visitor dwell times are so short copy was kept simple and concise. | National Trust - Ravenscar At Ravenscar we did everything. From the first concept sketches, copy writing, photography and exhibit collation, to final build and installation. | We like to get our hands dirty whenever we can! From collecting the shale from the quarry to gathering fossils on the beach, we'll get as involved as you need us to! | National Trust - Gibside We always try to build flexibility into our exhibits. There's nothing worse than having to reprint a massive panel when you want to add something new. Simple interactives allow the kids to discover more, without the need to call the IT guy every five minutes! | The skeletal timber framework was designed to allow as much of the original building to be viewed by the visitor as possible. The exhibition contains graphics, content and interactives for kids. |
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