Museums & visitor centres
Architecture and design connecting content, space and the visitor journey.
Discuss your projectFrom story to space.
Our work in museums, visitor centres and exhibition pavilions explores the relationship between a story and its spatial experience. Visitor routes, materials, light and multimedia come together in one design.
Content and movement
The visitor route gives content a sequence and rhythm, connecting exhibits and spaces.
Space and material
Architecture, design details and materials express the central idea of each project.
Physical and digital
Displays, environmental graphics, lighting and multimedia are integrated as part of the space.
The story takes shape.
The Friends of Zion Museum
A circular visitor route and distinctive spaces connect personal stories into a shared narrative.
SodaStream Visitor Centre
A brand story expressed through environmental graphics, installations, lighting and bespoke furniture.
Tanaim Museum
A museum concept in Lod inspired by Jacob’s ladder and Talmudic dialogue.
The Museum of Jewish Heritage
A museum concept in which a spiral form connects architecture, movement and landscape.
The Israeli Democracy Pavilion
A mobile exhibition pavilion based on a geodesic dome, with immersive 360-degree projection.
Expo Korea
An exhibition pavilion combining kinetic columns, video projections and multimedia.
Our work on the map.
Selected project locations in Israel, including museum concepts and a mobile pavilion. Expo Korea is shown off-map with an eastward arrow.
Jerusalem
The Friends of Zion Museum ↗Rahat area (approximate)
SodaStream Visitor Centre ↗Yeosu, South Korea
Expo Korea ↗Selected project locations
- Jerusalem
- Lod
- Modiin
- Tel Aviv
- SodaStream, Rahat area, approximate location
- Expo Korea, Yeosu, South Korea, shown off-map with an eastward arrow
SodaStream: approximate location in the Rahat area. Overseas projects are shown off-map; arrows indicate direction only.
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The first questions.
When should we get in touch?
Tell us whether you are defining the project concept, developing the brief or progressing an existing design, and what architectural or design role you are considering.
What information should we send?
The project location, central story or theme, intended audience, approximate scope and design stage.
Do you already have a content or consultant team?
Let us know who is involved and what architectural or design contribution you are looking for, so we can discuss an appropriate role.
Let’s discuss your project.
Tell us about the idea, location, intended audience and current stage of your project.
Send us your project detailsStart with a conversation.
A brief description will help us understand your needs and discuss the next step.