Case Studies / Design & Build
Randall Bagnall was a Maltster who worked on the Harvington Estate. Living with his family in humble dwellings, they saw life very differently from the great noble families inhabiting the grand Hall itself.
Giving voice to the workers of Harvington in the restored Malt House, and explaining the skilled process of malting, provides an important and entirely different perspective on the day-to-day routines of 18th century British life. The Malt House was very much a 'working' building and this 'rough and ready' character was celebrated and reflected in the design language and graphics of both on screen and print based interpretive media.
"I found working with Imagemakers both stimulating and enriching. We had a clear vision of how we wanted the Malt House to be interpreted and the staff from Imagemakers assisted us to fulfil that vision with their unique style, bringing their extensive experience into play to enhance our ideas so that the end result was something we can all be proud of." Sherida Breeden, Hall Manager, Harvington Hall.
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"I found working with Imagemakers both stimulating and enriching. We had a clear vision of how we wanted the Malt House to be interpreted and the staff from Imagemakers assisted us to fulfil that vision with their unique style, bringing their extensive experience into play to enhance our ideas so that the end result was something we can all be proud of." Sherida Breeden, Hall Manager, Harvington Hall.
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"Imagemakers assisted us to fulfil that vision with their unique style, bringing their extensive experience into play to enhance our ideas"
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