Dynasty, death, discovery
King Richard III Visitor Centre
Made in Coventry
Coventry Transport Museum
Hardware and software
York Army Museum
Not all treasure is gold
Open Treasure
For the ride
Triumph Factory Visitor Experience
The epic made personal
The D-Day Story
Product of hard work
JCB Customer Experience, JCB India
The story of a nation
Al Salam Palace Museum
Golden age
The Spanish Gallery
A city at sea
Carrier Experience for the Fleet Air Arm Museum
Spirit of belonging
Ad Gefrin Distillery and Anglo-Saxon Museum
The Last Tsar and Tsarina
Nicholas and Alexandra: The Last Tsar and Tsarina
My kingdom for a horse
Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre and Battlefield Trail
Change is the only constant
Dynamic Earth, Various Galleries
Dressed to kill
Henry VIII: Dressed to Kill
Face to face with the Romans
Eboracum: Face to Face with the Romans
Gie me ae spark o’ nature’s fire
Robert Burns Birthplace Museum
Life on the frontier of empire
Roman Vindolanda Museum & Roman Army Museum
A life everlasting
Fascinating Mummies & Catherine the Great
Rebels with a cause
Magna Carta, The Changing Face of Revolt
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An honest tale speeds best, being plainly told”
Not sure we told this story plainly, but certainly honestly. Following the discovery of Richard III’s remains, Leicester City Council set out to create a world class visitor centre to act as a cultural hub and learning resource worthy of the magnitude of the story being told.
With so many opposing opinions from vested, and some times vexed sides, finding a narrative balance and mapping this into the interior spaces was key to the success of this project.
Ground floor displays explored the events of Richard’s short reign and how his actions, both good and bad, still resonate today. Second floor displays examined the amazing events that lead to the discovery of Richard’s remains, and the science used to prove the body found was the lost King.
What’s the story...
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This is a story of dynasty, death and discovery. It’s also both an archaeological and human narrative, where history is retold and personal endeavour rewarded.”
What the client said...
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What we have got here far exceeds any of my hopes and expectations. Astonishingly imaginative work by some very creative people who have used modern technology to take the history and treat it very faithfully and treat it in a way that is accessible to us in the 21st century.”
