At aivaf, we specialise in creating innovative solutions that cater to the unique needs of each client, regardless of their specific requirements. Whether it’s cutting-edge software development or tailored interactive experiences, we approach every project with a steadfast commitment to excellence. Our focus is on delivering results that truly make a meaningful impact.
Our portfolio serves as a reflection not only of the quality and diversity of our work but also of our unwavering commitment to pushing boundaries. We strive to deliver innovative solutions that help our clients thrive in an ever-evolving digital landscape. Each project tells a story of creativity, collaboration, and success. At aivaf, we take pride in having collaborated with clients both locally and globally. We bring their creative visions to life, transforming ideas into reality through our expertise and dedication.
From initial concept to final execution, we ensure that every project aligns with our clients’ goals and exceeds their expectations. We invite you to explore our portfolio and discover the exceptional work we have accomplished together with our valued clients.
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Portfolio
Below is a curated selection of projects we have had the privilege of working on for a diverse range of clients. These projects showcase our team’s versatility, creativity, and expertise in delivering tailored solutions that meet the unique needs and objectives of each client. From innovative branding campaigns to cutting-edge technology implementations, each project reflects our commitment to excellence and our ability to drive impactful results across various industries.
- Magna Science Adventure Centre
- The Story – Country Durham
- Highlands Wildlife Park
- Blackpool Showtown
- Flaxmill Maltings Shrewsbury
- Eureka Science Discovery Centre in Liverpool
- Science Fiction Exhibition
- Manchester Science and Industry Museum
- W5 Science Centre
- Armagh Observatory and Planetarium
- Barbados Children’s Museum
- Scottish Seabird Centre
- Golden Hall Athens
- Chester Zoo
- Silverstone Experience
- Winchester Cathedral
- British Leyland Museum
- Eureka National Children’s Museum
- Bluebell Railway Ash Project
- Hardanger Norway
- Being Brunel Bristol’s New Museum
- Bristol Aerospace Centre
- Playmania Sheffield
- Downton Abbey
- National Postal Museum
- Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Club
- National Football Museum
- London Zoo
- Lion Salt Works
- Killhope Lead Mining Museum
- Jaguar Land Rover Motor Show
- Hendan RAF Cosford
We developed a wide range of interactive exhibits for the Fire, Water, Air, and Earth galleries, designed to engage visitors with dynamic and immersive experiences. These exhibits include everything from simple, hands-on displays that allow users to manipulate objects and explore scientific concepts, to sophisticated 3D simulations that bring the elements to life in vivid, virtual environments. Each exhibit is tailored to encourage curiosity and learning, offering visitors the opportunity to explore the natural world in a fun and educational way, whether through tactile engagement or cutting-edge digital technology.
A series of exhibits that weave together the rich tapestry of the local community’s history, offering a comprehensive narrative from its earliest origins to the present day. These exhibits take visitors on a journey through time, highlighting key events, milestones, and figures that have shaped the area’s cultural, social, and economic development. Through a combination of artifacts, photographs, interactive displays, and compelling storytelling, we bring to life the local story, showcasing both the triumphs and challenges that have defined the community over the centuries. Whether exploring the area’s indigenous roots, its role in significant historical movements, or its modern-day achievements, these exhibits provide a deeper understanding of the unique and evolving story of the region.
Exhibits that not only highlight the profound impact humanity has had on the local environment but also celebrate the beauty and diversity of the surrounding landscape. These exhibits explore the dynamic relationship between human activity and nature, showcasing how development, industry, and conservation efforts have shaped the environment over time. Through educational content, visitors can learn about the local ecosystems, the challenges they face, and the ongoing efforts to preserve and protect the environment.
With a focus on celebrating the rich history of local entertainment, we designed exhibits that highlight the diverse and vibrant array of talent that has graced the region over the years. These exhibits explore the contributions of performers, musicians, actors, and artists, showcasing their impact on the local cultural landscape. Through a combination of multimedia displays, archival materials, and interactive elements, we brought to life the stories of iconic figures, as well as lesser-known but equally significant talents, giving visitors a deeper appreciation of the artistic heritage that has shaped the community. Whether through video clips, historical artifacts, or immersive storytelling, the exhibits provide a comprehensive and engaging look at the evolution of entertainment in the area.
We created detailed models that showcase both the external landscape of the building and its internal structure, offering a comprehensive view of its design and function. The external models highlight the building’s architectural features within its broader environment, giving visitors a clear sense of how it fits into the surrounding landscape. Inside, we crafted intricate models that reveal the complex inner workings of the building, from its mechanical systems to its innovative engineering features.
Our exhibits offer an interactive, hands-on experience that allows visitors to explore both the human body and the environment. Participants can engage with models and simulations to learn about anatomy, physiology, and the world around them. They can test their own bodies capabilities against our exhibits.
Featuring large-scale displays and meticulously designed set pieces, this science fiction exhibit brought the imaginative worlds of the genre to life in a truly immersive way. We utilized our expertise in handcrafted lighting and set design to create an atmosphere that not only showcased the iconic elements of science fiction but also enhanced the overall visitor experience. The combination of stunning visual effects, intricate lighting, and expertly crafted sets allowed the exhibit to capture the essence of science fiction, blending art and technology to create a fully engaging and otherworldly experience.
We created a series of interactive exhibits that explore both the physical world and human intelligence and dexterity. Visitors can experiment with physics concepts like heat and motion through hands-on activities. The exhibits also challenge coordination, memory, reflexes, and fine motor skills, offering fun ways to experience the mind-body connection. These engaging displays encourage learning through experimentation, highlighting both the physical forces shaping our world and the remarkable capabilities of the human mind.
Mather & Co, in partnership with Aivaf, has helped redevelop the W5 Science Centre in Belfast with a £4.5 million investment. The revamped center now features eight interactive zones designed to engage visitors in fun and educational STEM learning. Mather & Co was responsible for the theatrical theming and graphics, while Aivaf developed innovative, open-ended exhibits. Highlights include the giant 4m Marvellous Machine, the Energize zone, and a Move It zone where visitors can build and race cars to learn about physics.
The exhibits also explore topics like energy, mechanics, and seasonal changes in wildlife, while interactive spaces like The Studio and Making Sense offer creative opportunities for visitors. The project was funded by a Northern Ireland Government grant and aims to inspire future generations in science and discovery. Mather & Co is also working on transforming Inverness Castle into a major new visitor attraction.
Our exhibits provided an in-depth exploration of the planets in our solar system, offering visitors a detailed look at each planet’s unique characteristics and composition. Through interactive displays and immersive models, we showcased the diverse environments and structures of the planets, from the rocky terrestrial planets like Earth and Mars to the gas giants such as Jupiter and Saturn. Visitors could explore how each planet is formed, what materials make up their atmospheres, and the geological processes that shape their surfaces.
We were tasked with delivering every aspect of the project, including custom cabinets, interactive exhibits, audio-visual elements, and graphics, in collaboration with Qualia Design. All components were crafted in our workshops, then carefully transported and installed by our skilled team. The local children were both thrilled and slightly overwhelmed by the hands-on experiences, which sparked their curiosity and enthusiasm. We hope this marks the beginning of many more educational centers across the Caribbean, designed to offer engaging, interactive learning experiences for young people throughout the region.
Our exhibits highlighted the local environment, showcasing its natural beauty, diverse wildlife, and ecosystems. Visitors explored native plants and animals through interactive displays and immersive multimedia, while also learning about the environmental challenges the region faces, such as pollution and habitat loss. We emphasized the impact of human activity on the landscape and the importance of conservation, encouraging visitors to appreciate and protect the natural world around them.
The exhibit celebrated the incredible achievements of human invention, showcasing a wide range of innovations that have shaped our world. From ancient tools to modern technologies, the exhibit highlighted the ingenuity and creativity that have driven progress throughout history. In addition to technological milestones, visitors had the opportunity to explore the human body through large-scale models, offering an immersive look at our anatomy and the innovations that have advanced our understanding of it.
We designed a series of engaging interactive exhibits that invited visitors to think more deeply about the animals within the zoo. These exhibits encouraged exploration of the unique characteristics, behaviors, and habitats of different species. Through hands-on activities, interactive touchscreens, and informative displays, visitors could learn about the challenges many species face in the wild.
The exhibits provided an in-depth exploration of the technical aspects of motorsport cars, tracing the evolution of design and engineering from current Formula cars to those of earlier generations. Visitors were able to compare the advanced technologies and innovations in today’s high-performance vehicles with the mechanical features and engineering solutions that defined older models. Interactive displays and detailed models allowed visitors to understand the challenges faced by engineers and how motorsport technology continues to push the boundaries of automotive performance.
For Winchester Cathedral, we created an intricate set piece of an ornate tomb, also highlighting the various stones used in the construction of the Cathedral. The exhibit also features restored statues, showcasing the careful rebuilding efforts involved in preserving these historical pieces. Visitors can explore both the original craftsmanship and the restoration process, gaining insight into the materials, techniques, and conservation efforts that have helped maintain this important part of the cathedral’s heritage.
We designed a series of exhibits that highlighted the different types of engines from traditional internal combustion engines to more modern hybrid and electric powertrains. Visitors could explore the unique features and innovations behind each engine type, learning how they contribute to performance, efficiency, and speed. In addition to the engine displays, we created interactive driving experiences that allowed visitors to step into the driver’s seat and engage with simulated driving environments.
We designed and brought to life the electrical appliances in the children’s-sized kitchen, including a microwave, oven, fridge, and boiler. Each of these items was carefully crafted to be interactive, allowing children to engage with them in a hands-on way. By incorporating realistic details and innovative features, we aimed to make the experience more immersive, enabling young visitors to explore how these everyday appliances work while also sparking their curiosity about technology and engineering.
We designed and developed the Stepney Driving Experience, an immersive train-driving simulation that allows visitors to step into the role of a train operator. This hands-on experience combines realistic controls with a captivating virtual journey, offering a thrilling and educational opportunity to learn about the mechanics and operation of a train.
In addition to the driving experience, we also created a series of educational displays and interactive exhibits that explore the history, technology, and engineering behind railways. These exhibits engage visitors of all ages, blending fun with learning in a way that makes railway history and technology come to life. Through this project, we’re not only entertaining visitors but also inspiring a deeper understanding of the railway industry and its impact on society.
We designed and curated a series of interactive exhibits that focus on the Earth, its dynamic weather patterns, and the intricate ecosystems that sustain life. These displays also explore the broader context of our planet within the solar system, highlighting the unique characteristics of the surrounding planets and their influence on Earth’s climate and environment. The exhibits aim to provide visitors with a comprehensive understanding of the interconnectedness of our planet’s natural systems, while also offering insights into the fascinating features and conditions of neighboring celestial bodies.
We designed a railway carriage that simulates the experience of traveling on a Victorian-era train, complete with the gentle rocking motion that would have been felt during the 19th century. The carriage is designed to transport visitors back in time, offering them a tactile and sensory experience of what train travel might have been like in the era of steam and industrial innovation.
To further engage visitors, we’ve added a unique challenge: while being buffeted by the movement of the carriage, you are invited to attempt drawing a perfect circle—just as the legendary engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel could do. This activity not only pays tribute to Brunel’s precision and skill, but also encourages visitors to test their own focus and dexterity, providing a fun and thought-provoking connection to the engineering feats of the past. The combination of authentic train experience and the challenge of drawing a perfect circle highlights the balance between the thrill of history and the skill of Victorian engineering.
With a central focus on the fascinating world of aviation, we developed a series of exhibits that explore both the technology behind flight and the excitement of flying itself. Visitors can learn about the groundbreaking engineering that makes it possible for planes to soar through the skies, with displays that break down the principles of aerodynamics, propulsion, and the physics of flight. These exhibits not only provide in-depth explanations of how aircraft are designed to fly, but also offer a hands-on experience where guests can engage with interactive models, simulations, and activities.
We created child-sized versions of a car garage and a supermarket, offering young visitors the chance to role-play as mechanics or shoppers. In the garage, children can “repair” toy cars and use child-sized tools to perform maintenance tasks, fostering creativity and basic problem-solving skills. In the supermarket, they can shop, check out, and learn about money, transactions, and budgeting in a fun, interactive setting. Both experiences are designed to teach valuable life skills, like teamwork, responsibility, and math, all while encouraging imaginative play in a safe and engaging environment.
We designed and produced a wide range of props and exhibits for the mobile exhibition based on the hugely popular TV show Downton Abbey. This immersive exhibition brought the world of the Crawley family to life, allowing visitors to step into the iconic setting of the show and experience its opulence and drama firsthand. Our team was responsible for creating period-appropriate props, furniture and personal items, all designed to faithfully reflect the time period and high-society lifestyle portrayed in the series.
Our exhibits trace the history of the postal service, from early methods of delivery to modern sorting technologies. Visitors can explore how mail evolved, with interactive displays allowing them to experience sorting mail by hand, using automated systems and designing their own stamps. The exhibits blend history with technology, offering both fun and educational activities that highlight the vital role of the postal service in connecting people worldwide.
For Wimbledon, we created exhibits that highlight the rich history of the tournament, from its origins in 1877 to its status as a global sports icon. Visitors can explore key moments and milestones through informative displays. In addition, interactive features let guests learn about the technology behind the tournament. The experience blends history, fun, and education, offering something for both tennis fans and newcomers alike.
Take a tour of the National Football Museum and discover a wide range of exhibits designed and created by our team. We developed all the interactive screens that visitors can engage with throughout the museum. Be sure to check out the penalty shootout exhibit in action, that even royalty have enjoyed, for an immersive experience. Every game and interactive display in the museum was crafted by our skilled team based in Sheffield.
We created an intricate, detailed model that depicts the inner workings of an old-fashioned salt works, offering visitors a fascinating glimpse into the traditional methods of salt production. This carefully crafted model illustrates the historical processes used to extract and refine salt, from the harvesting of saltwater to the evaporation and crystallization techniques that were once common in such works. The model incorporates intricate parts allowing visitors to explore how salt was produced before modern technologies took over. Through this hands-on, educational exhibit, we bring to life the ingenuity and craftsmanship of earlier salt works, providing a deeper appreciation of the labor-intensive methods that powered this vital industry in the past.
We designed a captivating set piece that visually represents the landscape surrounding the lead mill, giving visitors a clear understanding of the natural environment in which the mill operates. This exhibit not only showcases the rugged terrain but also highlights the types of rocks and minerals found in the area, particularly those that are rich in lead ore. Visitors can learn about the geological composition of the region and the importance of these specific rocks in the lead extraction process.
We created interactive touch screen information stations and stands for a prestigious car manufacturer, allowing visitors to explore the full design and manufacturing process. These displays offer detailed insights into every stage of production, from initial design concepts to final assembly, with videos, and descriptions of materials and technologies used. The user-friendly stations provide an engaging way for visitors to learn about the craftsmanship and engineering behind the cars, making the manufacturing process accessible and informative for all.
We meticulously recreated an old World War pilot training simulator, offering visitors a rare glimpse into the early methods used to train military aviators. Unlike modern flight simulators, this vintage device was more akin to a simple wicker basket than the sophisticated technology we know today. The original design was a rudimentary but effective tool, consisting of a basket-like structure that would hold the trainee in place while they practiced basic flight manoeuvres. Through this hands-on exhibit, visitors can step into the past and gain a deeper appreciation for the challenges faced by pilots during the World War.
Client List
The following is a list of esteemed clients we have had the privilege of collaborating with, reflecting the diversity and scope of our experience. This list showcases our ability to deliver tailored solutions across various industries, highlighting the trust and confidence these organisations have placed in our expertise.



































































































