Almost all the projects we undertake start with some sort of structured consultation process.

All sectors need to be alert to changes in the marketplace. These are opportunities to engage with segments that would enjoy what you offer if it was tailored to meet their needs.

Awe makes people transcend themselves and align with others, making them more likely to act for the greater good by collaborating, acting with generosity and kindness.

What will the economy of the future look like? Governments, businesses, and communities have openly recognised that it will be drastically different from today;

Education hubs, work hubs, activity hubs...do we need another space that is called a hub, or is it gaining traction as a word that is universal, like museum or gallery?

Even when the project brief does not require it, it is critical that we take account of your financial mission and vision.

Once a project is finished and up-and-running, who takes responsibility for its upkeep? Sadly, often no one.

Hotels are increasingly offering museum-like experiences to attract guests. Macq 1, in Hobart and opening in June 2017, is branding itself as ‘a storytelling hotel’.

There may be a fine line between an individual, company or family investing heavily in a small town and taking it over.

If you want to build a truly great destination, attract a significant market, enjoy a sustainable business model and be around for a long time, then focus on the future.

This café is an amazing example of the power of an exhibition to contribute to the visitor experience and act as a marketing tool.