HDC Interpretive Design consultants
Unfortunately, most so-called "interpretation" is not really interpretive, it's just "information"!
Lots of boring facts, figures, pictures, dates, statistics and words that are meaningless to the visitor.
All too often poorly designed interpretation tries to "answer" questions that visitors are just not asking!
Good Interpretive Design
Good interpretation, and good interpretive design is planned and designed to be exciting, provocative, revealing and memorable!
Click on the links below to see some of our previous work.
Scarecrow Trail, Puerto Octay, Chile
De La Warr Pavillion, Bexhill, UK
Jamestown, St Helena
Cambridgshire Wildlife Trust, Ramsey, UK
Natural England, Woodwalton Fen, UK
Cheadle Better Welcome Project, Staffordshire