WHAT WE DO
Rego Projects is a multidisciplinary design and consulting practice that specializes in the creation of environments, exhibitions, and products—from concept development to final build—that promote learning and provoke curiosity.
To accomplish this, we employ a hands-on collaborative and multidisciplinary approach to every project we encounter. Our work combines expertise in messaging, content development, graphics, architectural design, learning theory, furniture design, media integration, fabrication, and production
As established exhibition designers, our work includes creation of exhibits, installations, and innovative spaces for some of the most prominent galleries and museums in Southern California. Since then, we’ve broadened our focus to include the design of commercial spaces, products, and learning materials as well. In addition to design, we are experienced content developers and copy writers and believe that that best outcomes come when content and design are considered in tandem.
in every experience there is an opportunity to tell stories, create conversations, spark interest, make connections, and invite play.
WHO WE ARE
Stephanie DeLancey, Founder & Director
Stephanie is both a designer and an educator with an emphasis on the development and design of museum exhibitions and programs. Beginning her museum career as a programs specialist, Stephanie developed and implemented numerous visitor and interpretive programs for families and children at The Tech Museum of Innovation, in San Jose California. Excited by the kinds of learning inspired by exhibits, she transitioned to the role of exhibit developer, wherein she specialized in the creation of hands-on, interactive science and technology exhibitions, most notably the permanent exhibition Inventors’ Workbenches.
After obtaining a graduate degree in architecture, she continued to explore new ways to to engage visitors through the design of exhibition environments. Since then, she has built a exhibition design practice maintaining a passion and focus on learning and the visitor experience. Her design work includes work for the Getty Center, the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, the Orange County Great Park, Museum of Contemporary Art Santa Barbara, Los Angeles County Public Library, and the Autry National Center. As a founder and director with Regner Godoy Projects, her work has expanded to include larger-scale environments, installations, and products.
Stephanie completed her B.A. in American Studies and a M.A. degree in Education at Stanford University. She also earned a Masters in Architecture from the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-ARC). In addition to her work at Rego Projects, she is an adjunct faculty member at the Art Center College of Design.