Our design plays on the symmetry of the exquisite building designed by MJP Architects in 1999. Our intervention consists of two centrepiece black metal framed vitrines to display Ruskin’s drawings and geology collections, one in each of the two gallery spaces. Further vitrines display manuscripts and other original works by John Ruskin. Surrounded by a salon hang of his drawings, architectural fragments and daguerreotypes, the exhibition highlights Ruskin’s ‘micro’ and ‘macro’ investigations into the world.