Interpretation

Starting a new project always brings with it a great sense of excitement and anticipation - the stories we're going tell and the wonderful stuff to be designed which will inspire people to visit a place, learn, and connect. Last

Our designer Scott has been busy this week helping deliver a children’s science event at the Manchester Central Library. As designers we think it’s really important to talk to and learn from our audience - we truly believe it makes us

Last week, our photographer, Lizzie, was snapping the recently installed lectern signs and silhouette sculptures at Poole Park when she was approached by two local chaps who had lived in Poole all their lives. They talked about how they used

The project to make the costumes that form part of the Hay Castle interpretation scheme is underway! These beautiful garments are being made by a group of local volunteers that’s being led by coordinator Emily Hedges who recently shared some

We're really excited to have a commissioning meeting with the clients for the Kunming National Botanic Museum, especially in light of current global efforts to safeguard biodiversity through the signing of the Kunming Declaration. https://buff.ly/3DHrLEV  

It’s not only the narrowboats on the beautiful Kennet and Avon Canal that are built to last; the interpretation is too! Way back in 2002, Imagemakers created a suite of installations along the 87-mile waterway for what was then British Waterways

A big shout out to Gavin who works in the studio in our Devon office. Gav produces concept visuals so that we can show clients how their gallery spaces will look when our designs are implemented. Here’s the design being

Imagemakers were involved in the early conceptual stages of this new museum that will serve as the Headquarters for the World Tourism Alliance (WTA). The museum is composed of a permanent exhibition area, a tourism culture and art exhibition hall, an

Durbar Hall is a replica of an Indian palace interior that was a handmade for an 1886 London exhibition about India. Two storeys high and full of amazing detail, it was bought by Lord Brassey and donated to the Hastings

We started our latest install last week: at the wonderful Aurora Wellbeing Centre in Worksop. Aurora provide valuable support and wellbeing treatments to cancer patients and their families in the 1930s art deco former Worksop library and museum. In recognition of