Dubai’s Museum of the Future is as much about the innovation of the building process as is it about the initiatives it’s going to promote. In fact, the two feed into each other. We love the idea of constantly learning and developing even in the building process, so that we have the tools and skills…
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We’re big fans of Clare Patey and the Empathy Museum‘s work, so we’re excited to see it be taken to international audiences. We’ve also just finished our own project on empathy, the Cultural Residency for 2019, for which Clare was on the judging panel. ‘A Mile in My Shoes’ is such a thought-provoking concept and…
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A great example of STEAM in action, with creativity and science combining to take on one of the biggest technological stories of the moment at AI: More than Human. It’s rare to have this kind of widespread access to AI; inviting people to experience it for themselves rather than read about far off labs and…
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What constitutes a child’s bedroom; is it just the space they sleep in or should it be something more? These images from the Foundling Museum’s new exhibition paint a stark contrast with our understanding of what should be a place of comfort and safety. As this article from The Guardian explores, with the occupants removed there’s…
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How much of a building’s identity lives in its space? Does our perception of them depend on their surroundings? Photographer Anton Repponen is experimenting with seeing iconic buildings from radical points of view with his Misplaced Series. Here, he talks to Kate Lough at Evening Standard about unleashing the life of a building in your imagination. The…
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Interactivity has long been associated with engaging young people in learning, but this exciting new project goes one further and actually involves teenagers in the design. In this article from The Guardian, read about Melbourne’s famous Scienceworks museum and how their new exhibition is doing more to promote STEM subjects to young adults. The principle “science…
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