Museum

Exhibitions communicating stories to different levels of audience – permanent, temporary and travelling exhibitions – architecture and interiors.

Slide 4: virasat-e-khalsa
harmandir sahib
punjab, india
These are 2 centres of Sikhism. The introduction to the Golden Temple includes interactive models and LED screens. The museum includes dramatic lighting to spaces between galleries.
Slide 5: tamil cultural center
tamil nadu, india
The design of this centre forms a significant focus for the Tamil community. Designed for a complete interactive experience, the galleries contain 3D holograms, interactive audio visual, 5D experiential performance, etc — relating the history and the future of the Tamil community in India and internationally.
Slide 6: queensland museum
queensland, australia
Masterplanning of the museum included the introduction of new galleries and refurbishment of others with the inclusion of a more relevant visitor traffic flow. Conceptual designs led to more detail at a later stage in the process.
Slide 1: crossroads of civilization
ayala museum
manila, philippines
Permanent exhibition of world’s best collection of pre Spanish gold from the Philippines – referencing the context of the gold artefacts and their relationship to the migration of cultures in the Asia Pacific region. Acclaimed as a highlight of tourism destinations in the Philippines.
Slide 7: crossroads of civilization
ayala museum
manila, philippines
Detailed drawings
Slide 2: museum zoo exhibition queensland museum
brisbane, australia
Temporary exhibition bringing together part of the museum’s permanent collection of animals – from the smallest to the largest including many extinct species. Their relationship to mankind and the impact of environmental change on their evolution formed the basis of this educational summer exhibition.
Slide 3: stories of the sea
sentosa, singapore
This Chinese style pavilion was designed to accommodate an elaborate animated puppet theatre telling the story of Admiral Cheng and his wonderful voyages from China and South Africa. The pavilion interior is resplendent with highly decorative mirrored walls, huge Chinese lanterns and the free-standing automated theatre itself.