Architecture Is Fun, founded by Peter Exley and Sharon Exley, is an internationally recognized practice that focuses on elevating the standards of design for public spaces, learning environments, and play areas. With a unique approach that combines research with subtractive design, the firm aims to make everyday life more enjoyable and engaging. By embedding cultural and strategic planning expertise into their projects, Architecture Is Fun transforms spaces like museums and healthcare facilities to be more accessible, inviting, and relevant to contemporary culture.
Sharon Exley, a designer of influence, and Peter Exley, a distinguished architect, bring creativity and thought leadership to their work, mentorship, and speaking engagements. Their commitment to social engagement through design is evident in their projects, which range from museum renovations to interactive exhibits that blend education with entertainment. The duo actively participates in national and local conferences, workshops, and exhibitions to share their innovative approach to participatory design with the architectural, design, and educational communities.
Architecture Is Fun offers a range of services, including speaker engagements, workshops on architecture, storytelling, creativity, public space design, and sustainable city planning. With a focus on creating meaningful experiences and relevant public spaces, the team at Architecture Is Fun listens and engages with clients and communities to develop projects that resonate with people of all ages. Whether it’s transforming a museum into a vibrant cultural hub or designing immersive exhibits that bring history to life, Architecture Is Fun is dedicated to making the world a more enjoyable place through thoughtful and engaging design.