Three temporary exhibitions that took place in Seville, Tunis and New York commemorated the anniversary of the death of Ibn Khaldun, one of the greatest philosophers of the fourteenth century. Design highlights: Artefact treatment Large format graphics Audiovisual integration

The Museum holds the magnificent object collection of the Turgut family, gathered over more than fifty years. The concept for the permanent exhibition is conceived as a sequence of geometrical spaces of contrasting shapes. The whole notion of the visitors experience is based on the route that leads guests from one key object to the […]

Topkapi area has over three million visitors a year. Istanbul Archaeological Museums, located on a hill just below the two monuments, has much less affluence. As part of remodeling Istanbul Archaeological Museums (IAM), Boris Micka Associates has been assigned to develop a master plan that re-designs and offers a new structure to the visit of […]

Aragón’s pavilion was the most visited during the Expo. The design concept was based on a panoramic audiovisual created by the Spanish film maker Carlos Saura that showed spectacular images of the region of Aragón, reflected in a space filled with mirrors, creating a magical atmosphere. The interactive floor guided the path for the visitors […]