Interactive experiences across physical and digital environments; designed as systems that actually work.

Designing how people move, interact, and learn across exhibitions, digital experiences, and physical spaces.

Recently completed work for the Holocaust Museum Boston, Fleet Science Center, and Shadow World Investigations.

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Person using a large touchscreen digital display of a town or city guide for Altoona, including images of buildings, a map, and sections about local stories, landmarks, and historical society.
Person pointing at a digital display table featuring images and information about Altoona, including landmarks, history, and events, on a wooden surface.

Altoona Historical Society

A young visitor pointing at an interactive exhibit panel, smiling, with an adult man nearby looking at the display, in a museum or science center with other visitors and exhibits in the background.
A young visitor points at an interactive display while an adult looks on smiling inside a museum or science center.

California Science Center

Two children at an indoor play area with digital screens and blue spiral structure. One boy with blond hair and a light gray shirt stands near a sign asking 'How high can you jump?', and one girl with long brown hair and a white shirt stands behind the blue spiral.
Two children at an indoor entertainment center; one boy with blonde hair in a gray shirt and blue shorts looks at a digital display with a question about jumping, while a girl with long hair in a white shirt and dark pants stands inside a blue circular climbing structure.

Cayton Children’s Museum