A great article here about Grange Court, Leominster, where we’re working with Leominster Development Trust and Herefordshire County Council to interpret the site. http://www.museumsandheritage.com/advisor/news/item/2818?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Advisor+newsletter+2&utm_content=Advisor+newsletter+2+CID_457afe55b11fc74c15af261706de2cb4&utm_source=Email%20Campaigns&utm_term=Read%20more%20on%20Advisor  

Another piece of stunning Imagemakers design installed in Chester.   Will add an intriguing feature of interest on any visitor’s walk round the City Walls. A cast iron representation of how Captain Morgan’s cannon may have ended up when he was defeated during the Civil War. Another project working closely with Chester Renaissance and the [...]

In the last blog Phil was getting excited about the rocks of Anglesey. Our interest in rocks is hotting up even more now thanks to our collaboration with Beijing Normal University to deliver a Chinese conference on earth science interpretation. Colleagues David Revell and Graham Barrow will be speaking at the third International Forum on [...]

Looking more closely… We’re delighted to be working on an exciting new project with Isle of Anglesey County Council. It’s based around a series of spectacular coastal walks that take in some of the highlights of Anglesey’s world-famous geology. In fact, Anglesey’s geology is so special that the whole isle is a designated Global Geopark [...]

Working in the heritage sector as we do, it doesn’t get much better than when a project that you have been dreaming up with a client (often over many years) finally comes to fruition. Or, to continue with an appropriately horticultural analogy – when the bulbs that have lain dormant for the winter, finally start [...]

For us, a successful project is defined by visitors having a great experience whilst picking up interpretive messages. That is certainly the case at Eco Station in Hampshire where site staff have reported that visitors of all ages have been enjoying the interactive exhibits. The icing on the cake, is when we get positive feedback [...]

We are now recruiting for an exciting new opportunity to work in our China office. This position will be based primarily in China working out of our client’s studio in the city of Heifi. Some visits will also be required to our client’s Beijing studio, and participation in tender presentations, pitches and site visits at [...]

We’re really chuffed to hear that the Shuttleworth Trust has been successful in its £2.8 million Heritage Lottery Fund bid for the restoration of the Swiss Garden.   Having worked closely with the team on the interpretation and activity plan, we know how much this means to everyone there, and what a wonderful, undiscovered gem [...]

Familiar points in a brief: 1. Must be vandal-proof. 2. Must last “forever”. 3. Must be beautiful. All understandable requests. But of course we know that there’s no such thing as vandal-proof.  All we can do is make the signs and interpretive art we put out there as vandal-resistant as possible and hope that the [...]

Wetland sites around the world are hugely important areas from an ecological point of view but they also provide opportunities for visitors to enjoys the great outdoors and make connections with nature. Like many around the world, the Chinese government may have made some errors several years ago by managing water levels at some wetland [...]