Welcome to Country signage welcomes people to the land of the traditional custodians of that area. It also thanks the…
Interpretive Projects
Interpretive Projects covering planning, researching, writing and desiging for signage and other interpretive media.
Encompassing a Welcome to Country, Exhibition Design (the Alice Mitchell Gallery in the Nitmiluk Visitor Centre), Walking Trail interpretation (Baruwei…
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Jawoyn artworks inspired the designs for walking track interpretive signage along the Baruwei Loop at Katherine Gorge, Nimiluk National Park.…
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The Alice Mitchell Gallery celebrates the richness and complexity of Jawoyn culture through sculpture, illustration and craft. The entire exhibition…
WW1 interpretive signage for Remount Park included research, story writing, image sourcing, signage design and fabrication. Remount Park is a…
In May 2019 we attended an exciting international conference on interpretation in Rio de Janiero and were fortunate to meet…
Service: Develop a high level strategic framework to guide the delivery of a site interpretation plan and experience designEngage with…
Boolah-Dillah Aboriginal Sculpture Trail Bulahdelah Mountain is an Aboriginal Place in recognition of the cultural spiritual and historical significance of…
The museum exhibition design included: interpretive panels, design of board and cards for a game, and book. The North Room…
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The Lithgow Blast Furnace is a monument to Lithgow’s industrial history and has been a prominent local landmark for over…
Interpretation for exhibitions, displays and interpretive spaces all follow the same guiding principles of heritage interpretation. The way information is…
These Interpretive murals tell the Gumbaynggirr story of Gumgali, the black goanna, who burrowed through the escarpment beneath Korora Lookout…
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This beautiful sculpture trail forms part of the visitor experience along the Gumgali Track. Large sculptural elements, created by local sculptor…
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This project received an award in the National Association for Interpretation (NAI) Interpretive Media Award competition. Awarded in August 2017,…
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The office was buzzing when we received the news that we had been awarded this prestigious war history signage contract…
We planned a trip to Parkes, NSW, and picked the coldest start to July in decades. Snow and blizzards through…
The centenary of the First World War – 2014 to 2018 – has seen several commissions for war memorial signs.…
We began researching the story of Jonaas Zilinskas mid 2014 and found a wealth of information. Stories of amazing feats…
The initial brief was to prepare an interpretation plan for Penders…“a heritage site of state significance comprising a rare suite of…
War history signs interpreting the Cowra POW Camp and Japanese breakout in WWII are the primary method of delivering this…
This suite of signs focuses on heritage interpretation – the stories of the POWs and guards. As of 2014 there are…
Part of the Bangguri Mountains, Gulaga and Mumbulla are sacred Aboriginal places. The design of three aboriginal interpretive signs were commissioned for the shelter…
A workshop on “developing interpretive plans” was held at Melbourne Zoo on 18 June 2014. Yes, we were there and it…
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Lake Macquarie City Council engaged us to research, write content and design signage for the Fernleigh Track Rail Trail. Forty…
What are they? Universal interpretive themes apply to anyone, anywhere, at anytime and it will not include the character’s name. For…