Us and the National Trust

The National Trust performs a vital role for heritage in the UK, in their own words…

“We’re a charity that works to preserve and protect historic places and spaces – for ever, for everyone”

Over the years we’ve been lucky enough to get involved in a number of National Trust projects, from designing/installing large exhibits to simply providing hardware from our user friendly product range to National Trust teams, giving them the ability to create their own. Last year we wrote a summary of the projects for 2012, and although it’s only July we thought it was time for the second edition.

The working Winchester City Mill already enthralls visitors who can view the mill in action, grinding flour thanks to good old fashioned water power from the River Itchen.

To take the visitor experience even further and provide added interpretation the team at the Mill have used a wall mounted U-Turn Round and Audio Frame 15. The wind up self powered aspect of the U-Turn in particular fits well with the nature of the Mill.

As part of an exciting CADW-inspired and ERDF-funded heritage tourism project to tell the story of the Princes of Gwynedd, we have been commissioned by the National Trust to design and install an exhibition in the Beddgelert Tourist Centre.

One segment of a larger project, our part which includes touchscreen software & kiosk, an audio bench, signage and video players should be completed by August, look out for the write up in our installations portfolio.