Clydebank Museum
The design and build of a new museum telling the stories of Clydebank’s heritage through the voices of local people, objects, film and hands-on interactives. Community co-curation and audience engagement are at the heart of the displays, reflecting lived experience alongside the town’s remarkable history. In addition to the galleries, we designed the new local history archive, which acts as both a working resource and a public-facing space. Connecting directly to the Museum, it supports ongoing research, access and community use.
The displays celebrate Clydebank’s industrial past. The Singer Sewing Machine Collection, a Recognised Collection of National Significance, is presented through a series of immersive installations, combining objects with archive film to tell the story of the Singer Factory, once the largest factory in the world. This sits within a wider narrative of Clydebank as the ‘Workshop of the World’, where shipbuilding firm John Brown & Co, helped put Clydebank on the map as a global centre of innovation and invention.
Client
West Dunbartonshire Council
Services
Interpretation Planning
Research & Copywriting
Exhibition Design
Graphic Design
Digital Strategy
Interactive Design
Exhibition Branding
Project Management
West Dunbartonshire Council
