Smart district imagery
Placemaking · Smart city
A 17-square-mile living lab
Brand experience and technology strategy for a smart, responsive district — including the largest autonomous public transit network in the U.S.
Experience design practice
A flat sheet is
only potential.
imagiro is an experience design practice built on storydoing — we don't just tell the story, we design the place, the moment and the technology so it actually happens.
FLAT
FOLDED
Drag the sheet
Experience built for
Coca-Cola
Ferrari
Barilla
Xerox
Lake Nona
Barbie
Kleenex
Colgate
Activision
Set in type for now — drop approved monochrome logo files in to replace
01 — Services
Experience design, end to end
Placemaking, brand experience, smart-district strategy and the technology underneath it. One senior team from first idea to opening day — no layers, no handoff gap.
What we do →02 — Lab
Small tools, built from the floor
Everything in the lab started as something we needed on a show and couldn't buy. Two are out in the world: the-event.app and minidesk.
Into the lab →Selected work
Details named on request
Brand world imagery
Immersive · Virtual world
Toys into play, online
A global toy brand's move from products to digital play: an immersive world that reached more than 18 million users.
Loyalty platform imagery
Loyalty · Data
A beverage giant's first loyalty program
Engagement platform and purchase-behavior insight that grew revenue and rewrote how the brand talked to its buyers.
How we fold
01
Read the sheet
Audience, place, business reality, constraints. We start by naming what the experience is actually for — and what it can't be.
02
Score the creases
The story and the system, written together. Journey, spatial logic, data and technology decided at the same table.
03
Fold it
Design, prototype, build. Physical and digital in one pass, with our own tools where off-the-shelf software gets in the way.
04
Fly it
Open, measure, adjust. Storydoing means we stay through the first real audience, not just the reveal.
Tell us what you're trying to make happen.
A paragraph is plenty. If it's a fit we'll come back with a point of view, not a deck.