The platform for creating interactive digital twins for location-based entertainment, Worldbuildr, has partnered with Meow Wolf for the company’s highly anticipated Los Angeles project: an immersive art exhibition based in a former movie theatre.
This collaboration marks the final milestone of Worldbuildr’s transition from a custom services company to a product-based platform, now adopted by one of the industry’s most imaginative and recognised experience creators.
Meow Wolf is known for its radically creative spaces, deep commitment to narrative complexity and a storytelling style that unfolds in fragments scattered across rooms and layers. They have consistently redefined what interactive environments can be and the upcoming Los Angeles location continues this tradition at scale.
While project details remain under wraps, the Worldbuildr platform will support Meow Wolf’s design process as they develop one of their most cinematic and genre-defying exhibitions yet. Meow Wolf’s installations are kaleidoscopes of intricate art, layered narrative mystery and interactive design, with hidden clues woven through mazes of explorable worlds. The complexity of these spaces and the hidden logic beneath their surface are what make them so beloved and so challenging to design. To push this even further for the Los Angeles project, Meow Wolf is now turning to the power of digital twins.
“Meow Wolf loves to ideate and explore new portals of opportunity. This has always included pushing technology forward, especially in our creation and not being afraid to try. I am excited that our design & delivery teams are able to leverage this new technology to strengthen the support of our creative partners and ultimately the experiences we can bring to guests,” said Derek Pendergrass, VP of Design & Integration at Meow Wolf.
