Casson Mann is one of Europe’s leading interpretative design practices, and we deliver bespoke, innovative projects for clients from across the arts, heritage, museums and hospitality sectors. We are known for the high quality of our installations and thoughtful design. We create beautiful spaces, in which everything contributes to a singular vision: the architecture, fixtures and fittings, the choice of Read more…

Contact Name: Jackie Lee Artemis Scotland specialises in telling stories through the medium of costume and live interpretation. Our interpretive focus is to be engaging and entertaining, thus enabling visitors to experience life at a particular point in time, as well as conveying the interpretive messages of the heritage site, museum, event or visitor attraction. We can provide our own Read more…

I an award-winning animator and illustrator with a particular interest in collaborating with heritage and environmental organisations. Clients include English Heritage, Historic Environment Scotland, Orleans House, The World Wildlife Fund, Natural England, The Economist, and The Guardian. I love helping to bring history and other information to life through witty visual storytelling. Photos include work created with design and interpretation Read more…

We are a creative consultancy specialising in planning, experience design and placemaking for cultural and heritage environments. Our collaborative and interdisciplinary approach weaves story and experience to create places and exhibits which are transformative for people and organisations. With over 40 years’ experience working across the cultural, heritage, museums, and attractions sectors, our portfolio of projects includes early-stage options appraisals, Read more…

icecream architecture is a team of Community-led Facilitators, Environmental Artists, Graphic Designers, Architects, Illustrators, Software Developers and Strategic Thinkers. We engineer and deliver reactive solutions that boost regeneration, enterprise, public art, communication, youth engagement, funding potential and community involvement; each with the core aim to motivate and mobilise civic pride. icecream architecture has developed through its rapport between community groups, Read more…