이벤트 커뮤니케이션

Event Communications
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이벤트 통신("이벤트")
유형사외제한부채
산업설계와 건축
설립됨1986년 5월; 35년 전 (1986-05)
파운더스
  • 셀레스틴 펠란
  • 스티브 시몬스[1]
본부
위치수
런던, 더블린, 쿠웨이트, 오만, 홍콩
주요인
  • 제임스 알렉산더
    (최고경영자)
  • 에스더 더그데일
    (최고디자인책임자)
  • 아이트네 오웬스
    (내용 헤드)
서비스전시 및 어트랙션 디자인 컨설팅
수익£100만–1500만(2018년)
직원수
50–100 (2018)
자회사이벤트 아일랜드 리미티드
웹사이트www.eventcomm.com

Event Communications 또는 Event는 유럽에서 가장 오래 설립되고 가장 큰 박물관 및 방문객 유치 디자인 회사 중 하나로, 런던에 본사를 두고 있다.[1]

역사

이 회사는 1986년 여성 기업인 셀레스틴("Cel") 펠란과 디자인 파트너인 스티브 시몬스에 의해 설립되었다.[2][1][3]2008년에는 박물관 디자인 컨설턴트인 제임스 알렉산더를 주축으로 한 새로운 경영진이 Event의 운영을 맡았고,[4][3] 유럽 기반에서 중동(오만과 쿠웨이트), 후기 아시아(중국과 홍콩)를 포함하는 국제적 초점으로 회사가 확장되는 것을 본 크리에이티브 디렉터 에스더 더그데일이 맡았다.[5]

2013년 글래스고의 리버사이드 박물관,[6][7] 2016년 폴란드 유대인 역사 폴린 박물관을 비롯해 여러 차례 유럽 주요 박물관상(EMYA)을 수상하는 이벤트 프로젝트가 진행됐다.[8]행사 프로젝트들은 또한 난파선 박물관 St에 대한 실레토 상과 같은 다른 EMYA 상을 수상했다. 2019년 덴마크의 조지.[9][10]이 회사는 또한 2012년에 문을 연 타이타닉 벨파스트 방문객 명소의 전시 디자이너로 주목받았으며 2014년 TEA 상을 포함한 몇 개의 주요 국제 방문객 명소 상을 수상하기도 했다.[11][12][5][13][14]

이벤트 프로젝트는 2019년 EPIC The Ilish Museum을 [15][16]위한 World Travel Awards 유럽 최고의 관광명소, 2016년 타이타닉 벨파스트,[17][16] 2015년 기네스 스토어하우스 등 주목할 만한 문화관광상을 수상했다.[18]

2016년부터는 암스테르담 반 고흐 박물관과 함께 2017년에 만들어진 여행 전시회인 [19]'빈센트 반 고흐 체험'과 같은 '불멸'과 '기술 중심' 체험이 연계되어 2017년 TEA상을 수상하기도 했다.[14][20][21]덴마크 오덴세 한스 크리스티안 안데르센 박물관을 2020년 말 개관을 목표로 한 [22]일본 건축가 겐고 쿠마와의 합작품인 '동화의 집' 개념으로 전면 개편한 것도 한 예다.[23][24][25]이 행사의 EPIC 아일랜드 이민 박물관은 아일랜드 타임즈가 "세계 최초의 완전 디지털 박물관"이라고 묘사했으며, 2018년 유럽 올해의 박물관상 후보에도 이름을 올렸으나 수상하지는 못했다.[26][27]

이 행사는 런던의 샤드: 뷰잉 갤러리,[28] 리야드의 캅사르C,[29][30] 런던의 지멘스 크리스탈,[31][32] 두바이의 엑스포 2020: 오퍼튜니티 파빌리온 등 기업 전시와 랜드마크 빌딩의 볼거리를 설계했다.[33]

선택한 작품

선정상

갤러리

참고 항목

참조

  1. ^ a b c d e Robert O'Byrne (19 January 2000). "Presenting the past: Event Communications". Over 15 years in existence, Event is now Europe's largest company specialising in museum design work. The group has been responsible for some high-profile exhibits over the years, including presentations at the Imperial War Museum and the Tower of London in the UK, and the new Book of Kells exhibition at Trinity College Dublin.
  2. ^ a b Robert O'Byrne (15 December 1999). "Museum designed by Irish company wins Europe award". Irish Times. It was designed by Event Communications Ltd, which was founded in 1986 by a Dubliner, Ms Cel Phelan, and her design partner, Steve Simons. With offices in London and Dublin, Event is now Europe's largest creative group specialising in museum and visitor attraction design.
  3. ^ a b Guy Julier (24 December 2013). The Culture of Design. SAGE Publishing. ISBN 978-1446273593.
  4. ^ System Administrator (10 March 2008). "Major changes afoot at Event Communications". Design Week. Retrieved 6 October 2019. On reaching her retirement last year, founder Cel Phelan, and Steve Simons will step down, while new CEO James Alexander and newly appointed Creative Director Esther Dugdale will step up, amongst other changes.
  5. ^ a b William J. V. Neill (19 July 2013). Relaunching Titanic: Memory and marketing in the New Belfast. Routledge. ISBN 978-0415540551. "Contributors: James Alexander, Event Communications
  6. ^ a b Banks, Tom (10 February 2010). "Event works with Zaha Hadid on Glasgow museum". Design Week. Retrieved 11 October 2016.
  7. ^ "Event to power up Riverside Museum". Design Week. October 2004.
  8. ^ a b c "POLIN Wins European Museum of the Year 2016". Culture.pl. 13 April 2016. The exhibition's concept was developed by British company Event Communications and designed by Polish studio Nizio Design International.
  9. ^ a b "EMYA SILLETTO PRIZE". European Museum of the Year Award. Retrieved 10 October 2019. 2019: Shipwreck Museum St. George, Thorsminde, Denmark
  10. ^ a b "Stories From the Sea". Event Communications. 2017. Retrieved 10 October 2019.
  11. ^ Tom Banks (3 April 2012). "Designs marks Titanic centenary". Design Week.
  12. ^ a b "The making of Titanic Belfast: Q&A with exhibition design chief James Alexander, Event Communications". Design Build Network. 12 August 2012.
  13. ^ "Titanic Belfast wins top International themed entertainment award". Art Daily. 19 April 2014. James Alexander, Managing Director of Event Communications, designers of the galleries at Titanic Belfast’s exhibition, said: “'Event is delighted to join in the celebration of Titanic Belfast's success at the THEA Awards.
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  15. ^ a b Pól Ó Conghaile (9 June 2019). "Epic Success: Irish museum voted Europe's leading tourist attraction". Irish Independent.
  16. ^ a b Patrick Kelly (3 June 2019). "Migration Stories". Museums Association. Retrieved 6 January 2020. Designed by Event Communications, the same team that created Titanic, Epic emphasises an interactive visitor experience.
  17. ^ a b c Amanda Ferguson (5 September 2016). "Titanic Belfast beats Europe's finest as top tourist attraction". Irish Times.
  18. ^ a b "Guinness Storehouse named Europe's best tourist attraction". Irish Times. 5 September 2015.
  19. ^ "ELBOW PRODUCTIONS CELEBRATES OPENING OF "MEET VINCENT VAN GOGH" WITH EVENT". MuseumInsider. 11 July 2016. Retrieved 6 October 2019.
  20. ^ "Meet Vincent van Gogh Experience". Van Gogh Museum. Retrieved 5 October 2019.
  21. ^ Nick Rabbitts (7 March 2019). "Work to start on JP McManus-backed Rugby Experience in Limerick". Limerick Leader. Retrieved 5 October 2019.
  22. ^ "House of Fairytales". Odense Bys Museer (Odense City Museums). 9 January 2017. Retrieved 9 October 2019.
  23. ^ a b Angus Montgomery (9 May 2016). "Event Communications wins Hans Christian Andersen museum competition". Design Week.
  24. ^ a b "Kengo Kuma and Event Communications wins competition to design fairytale-themed Hans Christian Andersen museum expansion". Attractions Management. 26 April 2016.
  25. ^ Jessica Maris (22 April 2016). "Kengo Kuma reveals plans for Hans Christian Andersen Museum in Odense". Dezeen. Retrieved 6 October 2019.
  26. ^ a b Joan Scales (17 December 2017). "Two Irish museums shortlisted for prestigous [sic] international award". Irish Times. Retrieved 8 October 2019. National Gallery of Ireland and EPIC Irish Emigration Museum in final nominees for European Museum of the Year
  27. ^ Pól Ó Conghaile (30 April 2016). "First Look: Inside Dublin's epic new €15 million tourist attraction". Irish Independent. Retrieved 8 October 2019. On a preview tour, my experience was of a bold series of 20 galleries slickly fitted with at times breathtakingly immersive technology-driven displays. Designed by Event Communications, the award-winning designers of Titanic Belfast, EPIC Ireland aspires to tell the story of "10 million journeys", with galleries organised into themes of migration, motivation, influence and connection.
  28. ^ a b Emily Gosling. "The View from the Shard visitor experience unveiled". Design Week. Retrieved 7 October 2019. The View from The Shard visitor experience has been unveiled, designed by Event Communications for the tallest building in Western Europe.
  29. ^ a b "KAPSARC: Case Study". Sysco Production Engineers. Retrieved 7 October 2019.
  30. ^ a b James Denby (11 April 2017). "KAPSARC". Greenway Associates.
  31. ^ a b Sian (21 September 2012). "The future is crystal clear..." World Architecture News. Retrieved 4 October 2019.
  32. ^ a b "Siemens completes The Crystal". Architecture. 28 September 2019. Retrieved 4 October 2019. James Alexander, CEO of Event Communications said: “This has been an incredible opportunity to work with Siemens, one of Europe’s leading multi-nationals, to explore the pressing issue of how to live sustainably in urban environments.
  33. ^ Editorial (23 September 2018). "Expo 2020 reveals 'Opportunity Pavilion', made completely of recyclable materials". Architect. To build the pavilion, Expo recruited a team of architects, designers and curators, with the Australia-based Cox Architecture and UK-based Event Communications winning the international bidding process to design the building and curate the exhibition.
  34. ^ "POLIN: Museum of the History of Polish Jews". LucyCarruthers. 2016. Retrieved 4 October 2019.
  35. ^ Derek Anderson (30 September 2010). "U.K.-Irish Firm to Revamp Museum". The Moscow Times. Event Communications was selected from a shortlist of four firms by a 16-member jury that included Culture Minister Alexander Avdeyev, Rusnano head Anatoly Chubais, presidential aide Arkady Dvorkovich and representatives of several European museums. The other three contenders were the Spanish CosmoCaixa, the U.S. Ralph Appelbaum Associates and U.S.-Canadian Lord Cultural Resources.
  36. ^ "Event works on Russian science museum". Design Week. 6 October 2019. Event Communications has been appointed to create a vision and strategy plan for the redevelopment of the Polytechnic Museum in Moscow, Russia, following an international competition.
  37. ^ Claire O'Sullivan (24 March 2016). "New Irish museum to tell the story of the diaspora". Irish Examiner. The exhibition has been developed by Event Communications, who designed the multi-award-winning Titanic Belfast.
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  40. ^ "Interview with Event Communications – East Baths Project (2017)". The Roman Baths. 1 April 2017. Retrieved 5 October 2019.
  41. ^ "THE ROMAN BATHS: TEPIDARIUM". Sysco Engineers. October 2017. Retrieved 6 October 2019.
  42. ^ Sarah Dawood (15 April 2017). "New National Army Museum will "discuss, not promote" British Army, says Esther Dugdale of Event Communications". Design Week. Retrieved 6 October 2019.
  43. ^ "Kelvingrove set to reveal £28m overhaul". Design Week. 29 June 2006. Retrieved 11 October 2016. Glasgow Museums’ Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is reopening next month following a £27.9m refurbishment, featuring exhibition design by Event Communications and a brand identity and wayfinding scheme by Fitch.
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  45. ^ Tom Ravenscroft (2 February 2018). "Grimshaw Architects reveals first image of Chinese Eden Project". Dezeen. Retrieved 7 October 2019.
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