Family Exhibits
A multi-sensory family journey into Qatar’s heritage, shaped by play and discovery.
National Museum of Qatar, Doha (QA), 2019

Overview
The National Museum of Qatar offers a unique 1.5-kilometer journey that immerses visitors in the country’s history, blending movement, touch, and storytelling. Along this journey, the museum created Family Exhibits specifically for children aged 5 to 15, where they can engage with Qatar’s heritage in an interactive and hands-on way.
Three Family Exhibits
My work focused on three family exhibits, each inviting visitors to explore Qatar’s rich heritage through games and stories. Visitors can dig up ancient artifacts, discover the traditional pearl diving culture that shaped coastal life, and learn about the vital role energy resources play in the country’s story.
Contribution
I led the visual, multimedia, and AV design for these three exhibits, managing the whole creative process within an international network. These exhibits range from tactile, discovery-based activities to more complex and story-driven challenges, offering something for every age and level of curiosity. Each experience is designed for families to explore together, turning learning into a shared adventure rather than something parents simply watch from the sidelines.
Key achievements
- Led the design of a multi-sensory family journey
- Turned the museum visit into a playful family experience
- Adapted expertise to Qatari cultural context
- Collaborated across a global network of partners
- Met top-tier expectations for a high-profile client
- Recognised with international awards
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