City Collection
Designing the interface for a
$64 million art collection.
Concept development
Interface design
Interactive mapping
Icon library
Winner: National Conference of
Museums and Galleries Awards
Concept development
Interface design
Interactive mapping
Winner:
National Conference of
Museums and Galleries Awards
The City of Melbourne’s the Art and Heritage Collection is big enough to reflect the city and its narratives and small enough to stay connected to the street and its stories.
EID Christine, True Colours 2014
GILSON, Marlene (Wadawarrung). Land Lost, Land Stolen, Treaty, 2016
Studio Binocular worked closely with the curatorial team to help catalogue and digitise the 8,000+ items in their vast collection. The interface included extensive searching capabilities across all devices with a goal to increase the relevance of the collection by making it significantly easier to access.
We’re proud to have taken out the top prize for Website Design at the National Conference of Museums and Galleries, with the site being recognised for its usability and its success in ensuring the story of Melbourne can be told to future generations.
