Edwin Schlossberg is an internationally recognized designer, author and artist. He and the team at ESI help clients define the experiential goals for the project and then create unique metaphors and concept designs to shape the overall visitor experience.

For more than 25 years, and long before the concept of interactivity came into vogue, Ed designed interactive, participatory visitor experiences.  In 1977, he designed the Brooklyn Children’s Museum, creating one of the nation’s first hands-on learning environments. Since that time, he has created experiential designs for museums, corporations, parks, websites, retail environments, entertainment complexes and public spaces.  He also frequently publishes, speaks and consults on the topic of experiential design.

Areas of expertise:
Concept Design
Communications Design
Experiential Design