The museum is located in the Monastery of Santa María la Real and narrates the daily life of society during the Romanesque period in a very a poetic manner using light and moving images projected on the walls of the church. Design highlights: Lighting scenography Audiovisual integration

Located in the refurbished Archbishop Palace of Zaragoza, the museum holds a valuable collection of religious sculpture, paintings as well as goldsmiths and silversmith works, displayed in galleries organized by different artistic periods. Two multimedia galleries articulate the exhibition. The main audiovisual is presented in the Gothic gallery, which is the heart of the museum. […]

This exhibition was the centrepiece the “Year of Turkey in France”. The show took place in the exemplary building of Grand Palais and presented 8000 years of Istanbul’s history, focusing on the role of the city of linking Europe and Asia, a port for two continents.   Curated by Dr. Nazan Ölcer, more than 500 […]

This pavilion crossed all the boundaries in terms creativity and earned the respect and admiration of 25,000 visitors per day during Shanghai’s Expo. One of the most personal designs of Boris Micka, the Saudi Pavilion is the result of a very close collaboration with Marc Tamschick. The pavilion is a magnificent journey through the Kingdom […]