Museum experience

Translating a brand in a compelling Corporate Experience

There’s a revolution afoot inside museums as technology—in the form of cheaper screens, miniaturized mechanics and increased computing power—sparks experiments in exhibit design. From virtual reality to 4-D films, here’s what to expect.

Identity and interpretive graphics for ‘Who am I?’, update of the permanent display at London’s Science Museum.

In Vienna's interactive sound museum, the world of music is to be discovered - innovatively and unconventionally. Real and virtually created sound worlds invite visitors to directly experience, explore and create musical phenomena. With House of Music, Vienna, the city of music, has a place where the fascination of sounds can be felt.

CREATE.eu provides a unique mix of creative and technical multimedia services for museums, theme parks, science & experience centres. This project is a good example of how we take our projects to a higher level by combining top notch application development, cms/showcontrol and audiovisual integration/installation. We really enjoyed working in our hometown Stad Gent. Check out some images of our work at STAM - Stadsmuseum Gent. #museum #interactive #immersive #projection #scenogra

You've never had a museum experience like this! Local Projects brings museums alive and lets you play with, speak to and recreate art with some of the most exciting and interesting exhibits around the world from the 9/11 Memorial to the new Planet Word Museum in Washington D.C

Centered around the relationship between humans and dogs, Museum of the Dog activates AKC’s mission with a visitor experience to educate, engage, and entertain.

3D Touch Screens in museums act as an interactive experience kiosk for visitors as they are invited to “touch and explore” the 3D models. Visitors can touch a screen to zoom in, rotate and examine the objects at their own pace – using gestures similar to a smartphone. This allows the audience to obtain a better understanding of the objects' formal qualities and feel as though they are in control of the object.

Perhaps it's it's not surprising that a design museum would have good design. It was lovely to visit the Cooper-Hewitt Museum a few...

“The Art of the Scent” recognizes and celebrates fragrance as a true artistic medium rather than just a consumer product