Designing Experiences. Inspiring Action. Building Resilient Communities.

Victoria draws visitors in with inspiring stories that blend science, art, and culture in a way that is approachable, sophisticated, and relevant.

Her passion for the living world shines through in exhibitions that are visually beautiful, filled with unexpected twists, make you smile, and provoke thought and emotion in visitors of all ages.
— Greg Belew, Principal, Hands On! Studio

Curiosity, exploration, a sense of discovery and opportunities for self-expression and meaning-making are still the building blocks of knowledge within the twenty-first century world that is upon us. The challenge is to find effective ways to leverage the sophisticated tech-savvy interests of student population and public in our approach to formal and informal education. We are education-focused storytelling experts, creating at the intersection of real science, innovation and the art of play. And we’re shaping the next generation of immersive, multi-modal and interdisciplinary communication tools for learning.

Our mission is to connect young people and their families to the natural world, expand their horizons for the future and help them learn and make informed decisions as citizens of a dynamic planet. We learn by trying new things, exploring, and being curious. This is exactly how learning should be: exploratory, engaging and meaningful. We believe that engagement in the most pressing issues of our time is facilitated dramatically through experiences that are inspiring, self-directed and imaginative.

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Our Work:

We specialize in interpretive planning, experience design, and community collaboration for museums, cultural institutions, and environmental organizations. From urban waterways to historic landscapes, our projects center around sustainability, inclusion, and impact.

Featured Projects:

River Alive! Learning Trail – Engaging outdoor exhibits along the Delaware Riverfront that connect families with nature.

Mussel Hatchery at the Fairmount Water Works – Supporting freshwater ecosystems through education and conservation.

Windows on the Watershed – A multimedia journey into the health of our rivers and the communities that depend on them.

POOL: A Social History of Segregation – An immersive exhibition exploring the complex history of public pools in America, how segregation shaped them, and their role in community memory and social change.

Latest Updates:

The Floating Water Workshop Series continues with new sessions exploring art, ecology, and public dialogue.

Our Blue-Green Fund partnerships are growing, advancing green infrastructure in urban spaces.

Habitheque is proud to collaborate on An Otter Planet, a playful educational experience promoting river ecology.

Join us in shaping a sustainable future. Explore our projects, connect with our community, and discover how design can create change.