Experience Design Partnering

Long-term program and experience architecture for institutions, culture, and public life.

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Some work cannot be solved with a single workshop. It requires time. Care. And intentional design.

A learning journey across a university.


A public program for an embassy.
A festival or exhibition that brings people into dialogue.
A multi-stakeholder initiative around a shared civic challenge.
A series of gatherings that help a community think together.

These aren’t events.

They are systems of experiences — and they shape how people understand, relate, and act.

The Experience Design Partnership is a long-term collaboration where we design those systems together.

What this is

I partner with institutions, cultural organizations, and public initiatives to architect collective experiences that create shared understanding, reflection, and meaningful participation.

We think together.
Design together.
Build together.

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What we work on

Each partnership is tailored to your context, but typically includes:

Program architecture

Designing the structure of multi-session journeys, public programs, or institutional initiatives.

Collective experiences

Workshops, labs, retreats, dialogues, and gatherings that support learning, exchange, and sensemaking.

Curated formats

Designing moments that invite participation — not passive attendance.

Facilitation strategy

Defining how the space is held, how voices are included, and how conversations unfold.

Iteration and refinement

Testing, adapting, and evolving the design as the process grows.

The goal is not just to run activities — but to create conditions where something meaningful can happen together.

When this is the right fit:

This partnership is ideal when:

  • the challenge is complex or collective

  • multiple perspectives need to meet

  • the stakes are cultural, social, or institutional

  • you’re designing a program, not just an event

  • you want a design partner, not an external facilitator

Common contexts include:

  • cultural institutions and public organizations

  • universities and learning environments

  • museums, exhibitions, and festivals

  • embassies and international programs

  • foundations and civic initiatives

  • multi-stakeholder or community-based projects

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Interested in working together?

Partnerships are limited and start with a conversation.

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How we work

Partnerships usually unfold over several weeks or months.

We combine:

  • design sessions

  • collaborative working sprints

  • facilitation and prototyping

  • reflection and refinement

Some phases are strategic. Some are hands-on. Some are quietly reflective. The process adapts to the rhythm of your organization.

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