Originally from Taranaki I am an independent exhibition and experience designer based in Te Matau-a-Māui, Hawkes Bay, Aotearoa New Zealand.
With extensive experience in the Art Gallery, Museum and Visitor Experience Sectors both in New Zealand and Australia I take pride in seeing projects from their infancy through the design process and onto a final product that is appreciated by the client and enjoyed by the visitor.
Services include but not limited to:
- Experience Design
- Exhibition Design
- Audience Segmentation
- Pre-concept Development
- Cultural Narrative Development
- 3D Modelling
- Drafting
- Production Management
- On-site Delivery
1-10-21
Client: New Zealand Trade & Enterprise
Design Delivery: Workshop E Ltd
Architecture: Jasmax
Exhibition Design: Scott Parker
Client: New Zealand Trade & Enterprise
Design Delivery: Workshop E Ltd
Architecture: Jasmax
Exhibition Design: Scott Parker
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The Aotearoa New Zealand Pavilion is designed to be an immersive experience that conveys the theme Care for People and Place, based on kaitiakitanga.
The innovative architectural design of the pavilion by Jasmax points to the connection between people and the environment. The building has an audible and visual ‘pulse’ and the façade moves in time with a low-frequency sound to create a rippling pulse effect.
Visitors enter into a sense of their own connection with the natural world and experience Aotearoa New Zealand’s innovations, including the legal personhood status accorded to the Whanganui River in 2017 to uphold at law the river as Te Awa Tupua, a living and indivisible whole, to better provide for the river’s health and wellbeing.
The pavilion shows how New Zealanders are driven to innovate because we Care for People and Place – and it is this understanding of our connection and responsibility to the environment that motivates us to do better for future generations.
Working with Jasmax and Haumi to design and execute an experience that is powerful, refined and immersive.
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The innovative architectural design of the pavilion by Jasmax points to the connection between people and the environment. The building has an audible and visual ‘pulse’ and the façade moves in time with a low-frequency sound to create a rippling pulse effect.
Visitors enter into a sense of their own connection with the natural world and experience Aotearoa New Zealand’s innovations, including the legal personhood status accorded to the Whanganui River in 2017 to uphold at law the river as Te Awa Tupua, a living and indivisible whole, to better provide for the river’s health and wellbeing.
The pavilion shows how New Zealanders are driven to innovate because we Care for People and Place – and it is this understanding of our connection and responsibility to the environment that motivates us to do better for future generations.
Working with Jasmax and Haumi to design and execute an experience that is powerful, refined and immersive.
Link: