About the practice
An interdisciplinary practice for museums and exhibitions
The distinction
Intellectual Structure Before Formal Gesture
One direction across disciplines. Buildable solutions carried through opening and handover. Technology in service of content, learning, and human encounter.
Creative process
How we approach a project
Creative design is developed at the intersection of project requirements, available budget and the actual implementation schedule.
Every project begins with specific challenges: what it must communicate, how it relates to the building or collection, and which conservation, operational and installation conditions it must resolve. The response is developed from those conditions rather than from a predetermined form.
Founder & Principal
Ricardo Linares
Museographer · Exhibition Designer · MBA
His career spans cultural practice, architecture, industrial design, and the delivery of complex projects in Mexico and Italy. His education combines architecture, cultural history, construction management, professional qualification in Italy, and a Master of Business Administration.
His approach is grounded in the conviction that knowledge, space, technology, and production must be articulated within a single responsible process.