Group of four men standing in water with cars and a police vehicle in the background, stormy sky, and flames; logo for 'World of Top Gear' at the top.

THE WORLD OF TOP GEAR

MAJOR EXHIBITION STRATEGY, VISITOR EXPERIENCE & DELIVERY

Jennifer worked with the BBC and the National Motor Museum over several years to help develop and deliver The World of Top Gear exhibition during the height of the programme’s global popularity.

The project involved coordinating and designing multiple elements of the visitor experience, including exhibition planning, interpretive graphics, environmental design, vehicle displays and the recreation of the iconic Top Gear studio set.

Working within a nationally recognised heritage environment, the project required careful consideration of operational constraints, visitor flow, estate sensitivities and commercial impact to ensure minimal disruption to the wider Beaulieu visitor experience.

Jennifer collaborated across multiple stakeholder groups, balancing creative delivery with practical implementation, operational logistics and audience engagement within a high-profile public environment.

The exhibition became a major visitor attraction, drawing audiences from across the UK and internationally.

Alongside the Top Gear exhibitions, Jennifer also contributed to the successful pitch and supporting materials for the 50 Years of James Bond exhibition hosted at Beaulieu.

A large painted scene showing a mountain landscape with snow, firefighting equipment, and vehicles including a helicopter and fire trucks, with a backdrop of mountains and trees.
A colorful banner advertising the World of Top Gear Test Track Challenge, featuring images of race cars, a driver in racing gear, and checkered flags, promoting testing driving skills at the Top Gear test track.

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