June - October 2021 British Library, London A temporary exhibition of everyones favourite bear, follow the trail of the messy marmalade splats exploring his life from his arrival in London. Discovering the many faces of Paddington from book illustrations to TV and film. A small gallery space with lots of content and the standard museum requirement of objects to be displayed carefully and considerately alongside a plethora of graphic illustrations to tell the story.
June - October 2021 British Library, London A temporary exhibition of everyones favourite bear, follow the trail of the messy marmalade splats exploring his life from his arrival in London. Discovering the many faces of Paddington from book illustrations to TV and film. A small gallery space with lots of content and the standard museum requirement of objects to be displayed carefully and considerately alongside a plethora of graphic illustrations to tell the story.
Described as the finest fortified manor house in the country, this interpretation project (Design & Build) was aimed at providing the visitors the story of the rooms and the people that lived there by using a modern method of incorporating information inside ‘found’ objects or facsimiles of them rather than just text panels. The design unifies both inside the building and into the gardens with a fairytale family trail to continue the storytelling.
Graphics: Anonymous Technician: Stefan Bouchareb Illustrator: Simon Vaeth
Described as the finest fortified manor house in the country, this interpretation project (Design & Build) was aimed at providing the visitors the story of the rooms and the people that lived there by using a modern method of incorporating information inside ‘found’ objects or facsimiles of them rather than just text panels. The design unifies both inside the building and into the gardens with a fairytale family trail to continue the storytelling.
Hilltop is a new centre for horticulture at Wisley, The Home of Gardening Science. Opened on 24 June 2021. We designed the interpretation for the permanent exhibition within the building’s vast atrium. The exhibition reveals the benefits of gardening on wellbeing and provides an overview of the way Climate Change will effect the gardeners year.
The Global Knowledge Bank Wall displays the Herbarium Collections in both digital and analogue. Designed to showcase the worlds leading collections in taxonomy and entomology, all wrapped around a window on to the RHS scientists and herbarium specialists live at work. Collaborators - Agenda Design & Anonymous Contractors - The Hub
Hilltop is a new centre for horticulture at Wisley, The Home of Gardening Science. Opened on 24 June 2021. We designed the interpretation for the permanent exhibition within the building’s vast atrium. The exhibition reveals the benefits of gardening on wellbeing and provides an overview of the way Climate Change will effect the gardeners year.
An exhibition of love and legislative change marking the 50th anniversary of the Sexual Offences Act 1967. The challenges of homosexuality in arts and culture, public protest and personal testimony. Displays featured an array of information in a variety of forms film, manuscripts, diaries, trials and reports.
An exhibition of love and legislative change marking the 50th anniversary of the Sexual Offences Act 1967. The challenges of homosexuality in arts and culture, public protest and personal testimony. Displays featured an array of information in a variety of forms film, manuscripts, diaries, trials and reports.
From Roman Fort to Norman Castle and landing place of William the Conquerors army, the castle was in need of updated interpretation to tell its story. The museum space within the castle is ribboned with information around its perimeter walls and a new interactive model explores the changing landscape and defences. We bring the role Pevensey played in WW2 to life in the `East tower, where a period telephone rings at the officers desk and visitors are encouraged to partake in the narrative.
Once more a family trail means that the whole site will be explored with a code-cracking interactive game. Graphics: Anonymous Technician: Stefan Bouchareb
From Roman Fort to Norman Castle and landing place of William the Conquerors army, the castle was in need of updated interpretation to tell its story. The museum space within the castle is ribboned with information around its perimeter walls and a new interactive model explores the changing landscape and defences. We bring the role Pevensey played in WW2 to life in the `East tower, where a period telephone rings at the officers desk and visitors are encouraged to partake in the narrative.
The GOLD AWARD WINNING stand showcased a pioneering overview of global plant status along with a cutting edge view of new discoveries & conservation success, biodiversity in Madagascar and plants in extreme environments.
The GOLD AWARD WINNING stand showcased a pioneering overview of global plant status along with a cutting edge view of new discoveries & conservation success, biodiversity in Madagascar and plants in extreme environments.