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
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Client: Otago Settlers Museum
Design & Build Delivery: Workshop E Ltd
Key Role: Exhibition Design
Additional Design: Andrew Thomas
Client: Otago Settlers Museum
Design & Build Delivery: Workshop E Ltd
Key Role: Exhibition Design
Additional Design: Andrew Thomas
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The museum building is made up of 5 main areas making up nearly 4000m2 of exhibition space. Ranging from the early settlement of Dunedin through to how the community sees their city today. With a large digital presence throughout the museu the amazing objects, imagery and stories have been revitalised for new and existing visitors.
Toitu opened it’s doors to the public in December of 2012 after being closed for 3 years to undergo a full redevelopment.
The museum building is made up of 5 main areas making up nearly 4000m2 of exhibition space. Ranging from the early settlement of Dunedin through to how the community sees their city today. With a large digital presence throughout the museum the amazing objects, imagery and stories have been revitalised for new and existing visitors. New case systems, display methods, graphics, lighting and overall design aesthetics have made Toitu a contemporary museum not only in New Zealand but on a world stage. Toitu Otago Settlers Museum won the Museums Aotearoa ‘Project Achievement Award’ for a significant project in 2013.
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Toitu opened it’s doors to the public in December of 2012 after being closed for 3 years to undergo a full redevelopment.
The museum building is made up of 5 main areas making up nearly 4000m2 of exhibition space. Ranging from the early settlement of Dunedin through to how the community sees their city today. With a large digital presence throughout the museum the amazing objects, imagery and stories have been revitalised for new and existing visitors. New case systems, display methods, graphics, lighting and overall design aesthetics have made Toitu a contemporary museum not only in New Zealand but on a world stage. Toitu Otago Settlers Museum won the Museums Aotearoa ‘Project Achievement Award’ for a significant project in 2013.
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