What We Do

At Lorenc+Yoo Design, we develop unique environments that fit each of our clients’ individual goals. Our team employs a unique design process for each project, and it all begins with extensive planning and research.

Planning and Research
When planning a custom exhibit design, corporate museum, signage or environmental graphics program, Lorenc+Yoo Design conducts thorough and meaningful advance research to reveal its client’s story – the narrative that reveals the client’s central message. This story, once decided on by the design team and client, serves as a guide for the entire design and the central message of the final exhibit.

Development
Our team strives to organize the design into a sequence that entices each visitor – they can build the story for themselves, but never experience the entire story at one time. This sequence requires extensive collaboration with a large team of specialists including the client, project managers, architects, interior designers, and consultants for lighting, audio, visual and computer hardware and software, to ensure the success of the design program and the entire visitor experience – from their initial approach to the end of the visit.

The design process then methodically transforms the narrative into a sculpted three-dimensional space, which brings the story to life for each visitor.

Execution
In order to convey the overall message, our designers employ an almost endless variety of methods including: visual, auditory, touch, interaction, technology, color, light, vibration, mechanical devices and more. After all of these elements have been considered, the design is finalized and constructed. Even after the space opens for public viewing, Lorenc+Yoo Design continues its client relationships and makes changes to ensure the design stays true to the organization’s story. As the method of communication is determined and as the narrative is maintained, a well-organized, meaningful visitor experience will emerge. Through continual investigation and feedback, testing and experimentation, the designer and client will maintain and improve the overall visitor experience and message.