We delivered the full fabrication and installation of My Name Is Prince, a large-scale, high-profile exhibition at The O2, London, translating an extensive archive of original artefacts into a cohesive and immersive visitor experience.

Working alongside Cubit and Paisley Park, the project required museum-grade standards of construction and environmental control to protect sensitive items while maintaining a visually engaging and accessible layout. The exhibition brought together hundreds of artefacts, requiring precise coordination across joinery, graphics, lighting, AV, and logistics to ensure every element aligned with the curatorial vision.

Operating to a fixed opening date within a live venue, our team managed the sequencing of multiple specialist contractors, maintaining strict programme control and quality assurance throughout. Close collaboration with designers and curators allowed for careful detailing, prototyping, and refinement to ensure the final environment balanced durability with visual impact.

The exhibition was designed with adaptability in mind and was later reconfigured for international touring, demonstrating the robustness, modularity, and longevity of the fabricated elements.

The completed space delivered a rich, immersive experience that celebrated Prince’s legacy while supporting high visitor volumes and repeat engagement.

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