Newangle along with ISO Design and Elbow productions have been awarded the
audio-visual contract for the Museum of London’s Capital City Project.  

The £20.5 million redevelopment of the lower galleries will retell the story of London and Londoners from 1666 to the present day, dramatically transforming the Museum with an innovative design that opens up more space and creates a new glass-fronted gallery overlooking London Wall.

Newangle have been commissioned to create an introductory film and immersive projections for the British Museum’s next temporary exhibition in the Reading Room.  Opening on the 24th July 2008 this special exhibition will explore the life, love and legacy of Rome’s most enigmatic emperor, Hadrian (reigned AD 117–138). 

Audley End House is one of England’s grandest country homes with over 30 lavishly decorated rooms. English Heritage is enhancing the presentation of the service wing of the house, opening up previously closed rooms such as the scullery and the wet laundry. Permanent interpretation will be kept simple and will be designed to enhance and bring life to the newly presented historic spaces using audio-visual projection and surround sound.  The service wing will open in May 2008.

Bovington Tank Museum houses the largest collection of armoured vehicles in the world. After winning a large grant from the National Lottery Heritage fund to build a new exhibition hall the museum decided to completely reorganise its collection. Newangle was awarded the contract to produce all the audio-visual and interactive elements for the new interpretation. This includes audio posts and soundscapes, three large interactives and four screen-based AVs that show the evolution of the tank and tank warfare from its invention to the present day and beyond.