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Experience UK 2016 Directory Feb 25 2016 Contact Email Address Tel Web Experience UK Contact Email Address Tel Web Directory 2016 Contact Email Address Tel Web The Online Directory of UK companies in the Experience Economy sector EXPERIENCE UK .ORG Contact Email Address Tel Visitor Attractions & Centres | Theme,Web Leisure & Water Parks | Urban development & Regional Projects | Museums, Heritage sites & Art Galleries | Science Centres & Planetariums Aquariums, Zoos & Wildlife Parks | Brand Lands & Promotion | FECs & Themed Environments | Retail & Shopping Malls | Cinemas & Multiplexes | Corporate Offices | Exhibitions & Product Launches Gaming & Casinos | Real Estate & Property | Spectaculars & Live Shows | Sports Stadia & Facilities | Tourism, Resorts & Hotels | Bars, Clubs & Restaurants | Expos & Special Events Contact Email Address Tel Web Contact Email Address Tel Web ESF design and supply innovative street furniture and site furnishings for Experience attractions. Products include bollards, benches, litter (trash) bins,Tree grates, planters, shelters, cycle parking and much more. We offer materials for external harsh environments such as water parks and theme parks using innovative manufacturing. Solar mobile phone charging sta�on, solar illuminated litter bins and solar powered ‘smart’ benches are also available. Wild Wadi water park in Dubai, Contact National Theatre in London, Belfast Museum and Belfast Zoo are Email just some of the experience projects we have supplied recently. Address We are looking to expand our offering to the worldwide theme park Tel market with our new themed product offering. Web Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 845 606 6095 Website: www.worldofesf.com Contact Email Address Tel Web ExperienceContact UK Directory Email Address Tel WelcomeWeb to the 2016 edition of the Directory. Experience UK is a web-based directory that provides a guide to British products and services in the Attractions & Experience Economy industry and, from it, we have produced this third printed Directory. All the companies listed are ready to do business internationally and to offer you world-class support. Under the auspices of the British Council, forty one museums have joined to offer “touring exhibitions/exhibits”. The UK has an enviable record of creating and developing world class museums, visitor attractions and other experience-based projects. That long and successful tradition has given our people and companies unparalleled skills in turning visions and dreams into reality, taking existing facilities to new levels and offering partnerships based on experienceContact and mutual respect. Email Address UK TradeTel & Investment is delighted to be associated with Experience UK. My organisation works Webclosely with the experience sector, connecting the UK supply of products and services to overseas demand. We have recently created digital versions of the directory which we have displayed to great effect at El Museo Reimaginado in Buenos Aires, Exponatec in Cologne, IAAPA Orlando and Museum Connections in Paris – and, in the coming year, we plan to expand this initiative to cover many more events. Our international network based at British Embassies, Consulates and High Commissions, is always ready to help overseas organisations contact UK providers and work with them to create effective business partnerships – please contact them or contact the companies direct through the Experience UK site. I am always happy to help at [email protected]. I hope you find the Directory helpful and informative – remember, this print version is a snapshot;Contact the online directory has more information on the companies/museums, and is growingEmail every day! Address Tel Web Richard Parry Head, Experience and Attractions Team UK Trade & Investment [email protected] Contact Email Address Tel Web 4 www.experienceuk.org INDEX PAGE PAGE PAGE 7 7thSense Design Ltd 22 Consultancy Team Ltd 37 Greenway Associates A Different View Contemporary Vintage Ltd Haberdasherylondon Ltd Aardman Continuum Attractions Haley Sharpe Design Ltd Absolute Museum & Gallery Products Ltd Crawley Creatures Ltd Hall Stage Ltd 8 Accesso 23 Creative Golf Design Ltd 38 Harrison:Fraser ACT Consultant Services CREW Haslemere Educational Museum Adrian Fisher Design Ltd Cultural Heritage Works Hawthorn AEA Consulting Worldwide Ltd Cultural Innovations Headmapper 9 AECOM Contact 24 Curiscope 39 Heath Robinson Museum (The) Email Ahh...Arts Igniting Minds Cyberstein Robots Ltd Heatherwick Studio Ltd Address Air Design Tel D & J International Consulting HKD AiSolve Ltd Web D J Willrich Ltd HMC Interactive 10 Aivaf Ltd 25 D-Day Museum 40 Hoist UK Ltd Ana Tam Consulting Ltd d3 Technologies Ltd. HoloVis International Ltd Anne Minors Performance Consult. Ltd Dauphin Horniman Museum and Gardens Antenna International DCCO Horses Impossible 11 Aqua Leisure International 26 Deep Visuals Ltd 41 Hurricane Films Aquabatix Designwerk Hypsos London Ltd Artem Ltd Digital Projection ICA Creation Ltd Arup Digiverse Ltd IDEAS 12 Ashmolean Museum of Art & Archaeology 27 Dorman Museum 42 Illustrious Co. Ltd. (The), University of Oxford Doughty Engineering Ltd Imagemakers Design & Consult. Ltd At-Bristol Drive Productions Imagineear Ltd Atacama Multimedia Ltd Drostle Public Arts Ltd IMC Productions Ltd 13 ATS HeritageContact 28 Dynamic Concepts 43 IMG Artists Events Attraction AdvisorsEmail EDM Ltd Immersive Atyp Address Elbow Productions Immersive Rides Ltd Avius Tel Electrosonic Ltd INDE Web 14 Azureus Design Ltd 29 Elton Games Ltd 44 Inition Ballracing Developments Ltd Engage Production Innovative Leisure Ltd Banner Managed Communication Engineered Arts Ltd Integrex Ltd Barker Langham Environmental Street Furniture Ltd Interesting Audio Visual Ltd 15 Baxter and Bailey 30 ES Global Ltd 45 Interlink LG Ltd Beatpixels Ltd Esprit Digital Irish Linen Centre & Lisburn Museum Ben Uri Gallery Event Communications Ltd ISO Benoy Exhibition Consultants Ltd ITN Source 16 Birmingham Museums Trust 31 Fabric Architecture 46 IVC Technologies Ltd Bite Studio Ltd Fan Museum (The) Jason Bruges Studio Blackbox-av Ltd Farmer Attraction Development Ltd Johnny Lyle Ltd Bob Baxter Fashion Museum Bath Jonathan Knight Sculpture UK 17 BOP Consulting 32 FaulknerBrowns LLP 47 Katapult Bowes MuseumContact (The) Festivals and Events International Ltd Kay Elliott Architects Ltd British MuseumEmail (The) FifeX Ltd KCA London Address Bryn Jones AssociatesTel Ltd Fisher Dachs Associates Keepthinking 18 BuroHappoldWeb Engineering 33 Fitzwilliam Museum (The) 48 Keyframe Studios Bury Art Museum Flints Kit Grover Ltd Cabaret Mechanical Theatre Ltd Florence Nightingale Museum Land Design Studio Camstage Ltd. Flying By Foy Ltd LCI Productions Ltd 19 Canford Audio PLC 34 Foster Wilson Architects 49 Leach Creative Casson Mann Fourth Street Place Consultants Ltd Leisure Development Partners (LDP) CCD Design & Ergonomics Ltd Fraser Randall Productions Ltd Leisure Technical Consultants Ltd. Centre Screen Productions FRLA Ltd LF Conservation and Preservation 20 Charcoalblue LLP 35 GBvi Ltd 50 Light Emissions Chris Beardshaw Ltd GDS (Global Design Solutions Ltd) LM Productions Ltd City-Insights Ltd Gearsource Europe Ltd London Transport Museum Clark Door Ltd Gingersnap Lumsden Design 21 ClickNetherfield Ltd 36 Gininet 51 M A P Cod Steaks Ltd Glantre Engineering Ltd M Worldwide Contact Cogapp Email Global Display Solutions Ltd Malcolm Reading Consultants Colliers Int.Address Destination Consulting Green 4 Solutions Manchester Art Gallery Tel Web UK country code: +44 5 INDEX PAGE PAGE PAGE 52 Marks Barfield Architects 67 Science Projects Ltd 82 Visual Acuity Mather & Co Sculpture Machine Ltd Voovio McCue Fit Seeper We Love Cushions Ltd Media Projects Associates Ltd Selis Well Associates Ltd 53 MemoryHaus 68 Serapid 83 Wellcome Collection Merlinsoft Ltd SES White Light Ltd MET Studio SES Ltd White Rook Projects Metaphor Severn Lamb Whitworth (The), Uni of Manchester 54 Morisetti AssociatesContact 69 Sharper Design 84 Wide Sky Design Email Morris Associates Simon Morris Associates Widgit Address Museum of theTel Order of St John SIMWORX William Morris Gallery Musion SystemsWeb Skylab WMP Creative 55 National Coal Mining Museum 70 SkyVenture Int. (UK) Ltd 85 York Art Gallery & Centre of Ceramic Art National Football Museum Slingco Ltd Zazz Projects Ltd National Museums Liverpool Society of Antiquaries of London Zooid Pictures Ltd National Museums Scotland Soluis Heritage 56 Natural History Museum 71 Sound Leisure Ltd LATE ENTRY New World Gaming Southampton City Art Gallery Furnitubes International Ltd Newangle Productions Ltd Space Leisure NSC Creative Spiral Productions 57 OmniTicket Network 72 Stage Electrics onedotzero Ltd Stage Technologies Online Safety Solutions Ltd Studio Souffle Ltd Oriental Museum, Durham Uni Sysco Productions 58 Osiros Contact 73 Tandemonium Partners Ltd PAI Group Email Tate Pan AmusementsAddress TGAC (Comms) Ltd Paragon CreativeTel Ltd The Business Creative Ltd Web 59 Partners With You Ltd 74 The Deluxe Group People’s History Museum The Gandey Organisation Petersham Group Ltd. The Juice Films Ltd PinPoint Visualisation Ltd The Lapa Company 60 Piranha Audio Visual 75 The Wonderful Agency PLAID Theatre Projects Portsmouth Museum Theatreplan Premier Ship Models Themesparx Ltd 61 Preservation Equipment Ltd 76 TicketingHub Public Sculpture Ltd Timbalaya Pufferfish Ltd Tom Fleming Creative Consultancy Pulsar Light Touch and Discover Systems 62 QWheels 77 Triple E Rainbow ProductionsContact Truss UK Ltd Ray Heath AssociatesEmail
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