Services
Museums and Exhibitions
A collection matters as much for the relationship it builds with its visitor. We design the exhibition space around that relationship.
In a museum, the job of design is not to stand out but to make the content legible. Cases, plinths, lighting and wayfinding all serve the reading of the collection.
Elements that require fabrication — dioramas, models, replicas and tactile surfaces — are produced in the workshop and resolved together with the exhibition narrative.
Exhibition spaces have to last. We choose materials with heavy visitor traffic and ease of maintenance in mind.
Capabilities
- Exhibition narrative and space planning
- Display case, plinth and fixture design
- Diorama and scale model fabrication
- Replica and model production
- Tactile and interactive surfaces
- Exhibition installation
Process
Content and narrative
Collection and story are assessed together, and the visitor route through the space is defined.
Spatial design
Display elements, lighting and wayfinding are designed.
Production
Cases, plinths, dioramas and replicas are fabricated; graphic applications are prepared.
Installation
The exhibition is installed on site, with lighting and final adjustments made in place.