As part of Imperial War Museum London’s refurbishment in 2014, Casson Mann created new, dramatic displays in the museum’s Atrium, designed by Fosters + Partners. Nine iconic objects, including a Harrier jet and a Spitfire suspended from above, a V2 rocket, a T34 tank and a damaged Reuters Land Rover were presented in the new Atrium. As visitors move up through the transformed space, terraces lead to chronologically organised galleries. On each level, Casson Mann created dramatic installations, or ‘display clusters’, that tell key stories. Large and small objects are interwoven with media and bold graphic displays that take visitors from WW2, to Northern Ireland, the Falklands, and Afghanistan.