Riggs Ward Design, a multi-disciplinary design and planning firm, has announced a new company website. The award-winning design firm specialises in creating compelling visitor experiences which generate visitor engagement in museums and cultural centres. Some of the services provided by the Virginian company include experiential exhibit design, interactive media, innovative graphic design, and strategic master plans.
With over two decades of experience and 50 years of combined experience, Riggs Ward Design has worked with prestigious organisations and establishments around the world, such as North Carolina State University and the US National Park Service.
The new website features comprehensive information on the Riggs Ward Design business, including what the company does and details of its staff.
Past work
A key component of the site is the Portfolio section, where prospective clients can also find out about past projects, including the Gatheround: Stories of Atlanta exhibition at Atlanta History Center, and the inaugural exhibit of the Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia.
Riggs Ward Design is also known for creating a Revolutionary War experience for the Great Bridge Battlefield Foundation, and a temporary exhibit at the New Orleans Jazz Museum.
The revamped website has been designed to be modern and display information effectively, be widely accessible and offer an enhanced user experience. The Richmond firm also plans to add to and expand the website with new updates including company news and projects.
Riggs Ward Design is contactable through the new website and on social media.
Managing principal and interpretive planner Brent Ward says: “We are always exploring new ways to connect and share with the visitor experience community! Launching a new website is just one of the many ways we maintain a cutting-edge presence in the field, especially when it comes to the ever-changing world of technology.”
Other key management members at the firm include principal in charge director Bob Riggs, associate principal Mike Radtke and director Caroline Carpenter.
