Emily Hall

A Director at Barker Langham, one of the world’s leading cultural consultancies, Emily’s specialisms include masterplanning, interpretation and curation. She leads on Barker Langham’s strategic and interpretive projects, working with museums and archives, historic buildings and cultural sites, parks, cities and regions across Europe, Russia, China, North America and the Middle East.
Emily’s recent work includes the new National Museum of Qatar, Doha; the House of European History, Brussels; Qasr Al Hosn, Abu Dhabi; Oman Museum Across the Ages, Nizwa and Saruq Al Hadid Archaeological Museum, Dubai.
Based between Berlin, London and the UAE, Emily heads-up BL Berlin, Barker Langham’s German branch office and contributes to Freiburg University’s Museon ‘Interpretive Planning’ course. A former lecturer in Design Theory at London Metropolitan University, she is an alumnus of the Royal College of Art (RCA) and the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.