For an architectural proposal, exhibition, research project, cultural work, or story that needs more than a gallery.
Choose one thing worth understanding
We start with the audience and the question. What relationship, choice, or experience becomes clearer when a visitor can take part?
Possible formats include a guided drawing, a before/after comparison, a room with explanatory hotspots, a virtual exhibition, or a short playable narrative. A 3D world is useful when the project needs one; a good annotated drawing may be enough.
A bounded prototype first
The first engagement defines one visitor journey and builds a small example using supplied material. We review whether the interaction helps people understand the work before expanding it.
A proposal specifies the scenes or interactions, content and asset responsibilities, supported devices, languages, review rounds, delivery format, and handover. Bespoke illustration, 3D production, audio, multiplayer, and persistent accounts are separately scoped.
Explore examples
- Birth Centre — research and architecture presented through drawings, comparisons, and spatial choices.
- Garden of Returns — a small browser narrative prototype using excerpts from Escondido Dreams.
Begin a conversation
Send the material you have, the audience, the idea you want them to understand, and where they will encounter it: a website, presentation, exhibition, or event.