[ { "id": "1001-robert-bourassa-lobby", "name": "1001 Robert-Bourassa Lobby", "venue": "1001-robert-bourassa", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect for the lobby renovation.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "Creative and technical design of an \"immersive multimedia ecosystem\" for the office tower's public lobby — biophilic multimedia design, architectural lighting, digital art, projection mapping, spatialized audio, and an integrated server system letting tenants program content for events.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "architectural lighting", "spatialized audio" ], "summary": "A biophilic multimedia lobby installation designed by Moment Factory, with architecture by Gensler, opened at the 1001 Robert-Bourassa office tower in Montréal, Québec, in 2023.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/1001-robert-bourassa" ] }, { "id": "150-media-stream-chicago-design-milestones", "name": "Chicago Design Milestones", "venue": "150-media-stream", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "sharon-and-guy", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sharon-and-guy", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED video wall", "motion graphics" ], "summary": "Chicago Design Milestones, a public digital-media installation surveying a century of Chicago design history, ran throughout July 2019 on the 150 Media Stream LED video wall in Chicago; design by Sharon and Guy in collaboration with the University of Illinois Chicago's Electronic Visualization Laboratory and the Chicago Design Archive. It won a Communication Arts Award of Excellence (2020 Design Competition, Environmental Graphics category).\n", "description": "Source material was drawn from the Chicago Design Archive's collection of over 3,200 works by more than 1,100 designers and 400 firms, spanning the 1920s to the present. Daria Tsoupikova of UIC's Electronic Visualization Laboratory collaborated on the piece; individual collaborators are not recorded as separate credits per the index's firms-and-projects-only policy.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.sharonandguy.com/projects/milestones", "https://chicagodesignarchive.org/essay/chicago-design-milestones", "https://100.sta-chicago.org/winners/2019/chicago-design-milestones", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2020%20Design%20Shortlist-1.pdf" ] }, { "id": "151-north-franklin-sensing-change", "name": "Sensing Change", "venue": "151-north-franklin", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Experience design lead", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "av-c", "role": "media-design", "note": "Software environment for weather-driven generative visuals", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "uplight", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED display", "generative software" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "summary": "Sensing Change, a weather-responsive light and motion installation on the public terrace of 151 North Franklin Street in downtown Chicago, opened in 2019; experience design by ESI Design with software by AV&C for developer The John Buck Company.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.av-controls.com/sensing-change", "https://esidesign.com/work/151-north-franklin-light-installation/", "https://www.codaworx.com/projects/sensing-change-the-john-buck-company/" ] }, { "id": "177-huntington-avenue-architectural-media", "name": "177 Huntington Avenue Architectural Media", "venue": "177-huntington-avenue", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Experience design lead for the entry-sequence transformation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "av-c", "role": "media-design", "note": "Software reinterpreting real-time weather and market data into LED motion", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED display", "generative software" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "summary": "A digital media installation transforming the entry sequence of I.M. Pei's 177 Huntington Avenue in Boston opened around 2015, following Beacon Capital Partners' 2012 acquisition of the building; experience design by ESI Design with software by AV&C.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.av-controls.com/177-huntington", "https://esidesign.com/work/177-huntington-ave/", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/7706-177-huntington-avenue" ] }, { "id": "180-george-street-sydney-lobby-led-walls", "name": "Lobby LED Walls", "venue": "180-george-street-sydney", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "diversified", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "LED media wall" ], "summary": "Four interior LED walls (two wrapping a 90-degree corner) in the lobby of 180 George Street (Salesforce Tower Sydney), Australia, installed 2024 by Diversified — billed as the largest indoor LED wall in the Southern Hemisphere.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://onediversified.com/case-study/180-george-st-sydney", "https://snadisplays.com/projects/salesforce-tower-sydney/" ] }, { "id": "2-plus-u-seattle-wayfinding", "name": "2+U Environmental Graphics and Wayfinding", "venue": "2-plus-u-seattle", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Visual language and wayfinding for the public plaza and urban village, developed from the 2+U logo's plus sign; Principal Kristine Matthews, Project Lead Nicole Fischetti, Designer Matt Cole", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pickard-chilton", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphics", "wayfinding signage" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Communication Arts 62nd Design Annual — Environmental Graphics (Honoree)", "year": 2021, "source": "https://www.commarts.com/competition/2021-design" } ], "summary": "2+U, a mixed-use office tower and public plaza in downtown Seattle developed by Skanska Commercial Development, opened in 2021 with environmental graphics and wayfinding designed by Studio Matthews for architect Pickard Chilton.\n", "description": "Studio Matthews created a playful visual language for the \"urban village\" at street level, taking the plus sign from the 2+U logo and using it both visually and conceptually to unify signage across the public plaza and office towers above, turning what could have been purely regulatory boundary markers into welcoming wayfinding. This was named 1 of 4 honorees in Communication Arts' 62nd Design Annual (2021), Environmental Graphics category.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/2-u/", "https://www.commarts.com/competition/2021-design" ] }, { "id": "201-california-street-fountain", "name": "The Fountain", "venue": "201-california-street-sf", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"The Fountain,\" a lobby media installation for tenants and visitors at 201 California Street in San Francisco, opened 2019, with media design by ESI Design, fabrication by Kubik Maltbie, and lighting/AV integration by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/3" ] }, { "id": "221-main-street-architectural-media", "name": "221 Main Street Architectural Media", "venue": "221-main-street-sf", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Experience design lead; 126-foot digital display from facade to lobby", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "av-c", "role": "media-design", "note": "Custom software for media playback and generative content", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED display", "generative software" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "summary": "A 126-foot mixed-resolution digital display spanning the facade, entry passage, and lobby of 221 Main Street in San Francisco opened around 2020; experience design by ESI Design with software by AV&C for owner Beacon Capital Partners.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.av-controls.com/221-main-architectural-media", "https://esidesign.com/work/221-main-street-san-francisco/" ] }, { "id": "2445-m-street-lobby", "name": "2445 M Street Lobby", "venue": "2445-m-street-dc", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A lobby media installation at 2445 M Street in Washington, DC, opened 2020, with media design by ESI Design and lighting/AV integration by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/167" ] }, { "id": "303-east-wacker-lobby", "name": "303 East Wacker Lobby", "venue": "303-east-wacker-chicago", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A lobby media installation at 303 East Wacker Drive in Chicago, opened 2020, with media design by ESI Design and lighting/AV integration by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/168" ] }, { "id": "360-chicago", "name": "360 Chicago", "venue": "360-chicago-observatory", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "provost-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication, installation, project management", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "silver-oaks", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media development.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "360 Chicago, an interactive storytelling attraction transforming 4,000+ sq ft of the John Hancock Center's observation level into a Chicago-history experience, opened June 2015; design by Provost Studio, fabrication/installation by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "Bethany Fleming is credited as an individual \"Exhibit Development Curator\" — not a firm, omitted from credits.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/360-chicago" ] }, { "id": "44-montgomery-street-interactive-art", "name": "44 Montgomery Street Interactive Art", "venue": "44-montgomery-street", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "327-foot motion-activated digital canvas, five motion sensors", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion sensing", "generative digital canvas" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation", "real-time" ], "summary": "A 327-foot motion-activated digital canvas in the lobby of 44 Montgomery Street in San Francisco, designed by ESI Design for building owner Beacon Capital Partners, opened in 2020.\n", "description": "Five motion sensors track visitors moving through the lobby; the digital display becomes more colorful and active as more people occupy the space, with a backdrop of vertical bands echoing the tower's exterior metal patterns. The installation won a 2020 SCN \"Installs of the Year\" honor and a Good Design Award in the Installation category.\n", "sources": [ "https://esi.nbbj.com/work/44-montgomery-street", "https://www.avnetwork.com/features/adapting-during-the-pandemic-video-walls-and-touch-free-engagement" ] }, { "id": "515-north-state-street-canvas", "name": "Canvas", "venue": "515-north-state-street", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Experience design lead", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "av-c", "role": "media-design", "note": "Custom software development and visualization toolkit", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED display", "generative software" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "summary": "Canvas, a 23-foot algorithmic media display that renders Impressionist-style scenes of Chicago's River North neighborhood in real time, opened in the lobby of 515 North State Street in Chicago in 2017; experience design by ESI Design with software development by AV&C for building owner Beacon Capital Partners.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.av-controls.com/515-state", "https://esidesign.com/work/515-north-state-street/", "https://www.engadget.com/2018-01-15-chicago-lobby-art-esi-design-the-big-picture.html" ] }, { "id": "825-arts-victoria-theater-renovation", "name": "825 Arts (Victoria Theater Renovation)", "venue": "825-arts", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "vjaa", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "theater consultant and lighting design for the flexible 120-seat black box theater, lobby, meeting spaces, and exterior facade", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "825 Arts, a community arts center in the adaptively reused 1915 Victoria Theater in St. Paul, Minnesota's Frogtown-Rondo neighborhood, opened in 2024, designed by VJAA with theater planning and lighting design by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "The $6.5 million renovation converted the long-vacant, Beaux-Arts-style Victoria Theater (built 1915) into a flexible community arts hub with a reconfigurable 120-seat black box theater, a second-level mezzanine, street-facing community gathering space, and teaching spaces for music, dance, spoken word, theater, film, and visual art. The project followed an earlier community design process led by Miller Dunwiddie Architects (2015) before VJAA developed the architectural plans (from 2019); general contractor was Flannery Construction. Acoustical consulting was by Kirkegaard. The organization, previously known as Victoria Theater Arts Center (VTAC), renamed itself 825 Arts upon the building's 2024 opening. The project won a 2025 AIA Minnesota Honor Award and was a Finalist in the 2025 Architizer A+Awards (Concepts, Architecture + Adaptive Reuse).\n", "sources": [ "https://schulershook.com/projects/825-arts", "https://www.vjaa.com/victoria-theater-arts-center", "https://architizer.com/projects/825-arts/", "https://825arts.org/about-825-arts/", "https://sahanjournal.com/arts-culture/twin-cities-arts-events-frogtown-arts-pangea-southern-theater/" ] }, { "id": "82nd-airborne-division-museum-main-gallery-renovation", "name": "82nd Airborne Division War Memorial Museum Main Gallery Renovation", "venue": "82nd-airborne-division-museum", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The 82nd Airborne Division War Memorial Museum's main gallery reopened in 2018 at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, following a four-year, $2.8 million renovation — the museum's first major update since 1994 — with fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://sandhillssentinel.com/terrorism-exhibit-now-part-of-82nd-airborne-division-museum/", "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/approach/museums/" ] }, { "id": "85-broad-street-architectural-media", "name": "85 Broad Street Architectural Media", "venue": "85-broad-street", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Experience design lead", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "av-c", "role": "media-design", "note": "Generative software engine driving the lobby's dynamic media surfaces", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "uplight", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Light sculptures encircling the exterior arcade", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED display", "generative software" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "summary": "A building-wide digital media program integrating light sculptures, an LED lobby archway, and elevator-vestibule displays opened at 85 Broad Street in New York's Financial District around 2018; experience design by ESI Design with software by AV&C for building owner Beacon Capital Partners.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.av-controls.com/85-broad-street", "https://esidesign.com/work/85-broad-street-new-york-corporate-lobby-renovation/", "https://untappedcities.com/2018/03/12/400-year-old-nyc-street-calls-financial-district-lobby-home/" ] }, { "id": "900-north-michigan-shops-digital-canopy", "name": "Digital Canopy and Entrance Signage", "venue": "900-north-michigan-shops", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "190-ft, 10-section digital ceiling canopy", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Redesigned Michigan Avenue entrance signage system", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED canopy" ], "summary": "A 190-foot digital media canopy and entrance/signage redesign at the 900 North Michigan Shops retail complex on Chicago's Magnificent Mile, unveiled in late 2017 for owner JMB Realty Corporation, designed by ESI Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://esi.nbbj.com/work/900-north-michigan-shops", "https://www.bdcnetwork.com/building-sector-reports/shopping-centers/news/55161346/900-north-michigan-shops-renovation-includes-190-foot-long-digital-art-installation-on-the-ceiling" ] }, { "id": "911-museum-revealed-hunt-for-bin-laden", "name": "Revealed: The Hunt for Bin Laden", "venue": "national-september-11-memorial-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "5-projector curved-wall blend for a 40-ft panoramic display, audio/video/control systems", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "specialty projection" ], "summary": "\"Revealed: The Hunt for Bin Laden,\" a 2,900 sq ft special exhibition on the decade-long manhunt for Osama bin Laden, opened November 15, 2019 at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum in New York City; exhibit design by C&G Partners, AV design and integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/revealed-hunt-bin-laden/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/revealed-the-hunt-for-bin-laden", "https://www.911memorial.org/visit/museum/exhibitions/past-exhibitions/revealed-hunt-bin-laden" ] }, { "id": "92ny-buttenwieser-hall", "name": "Buttenwieser Hall", "venue": "92ny-arnhold-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "beyer-blinder-belle", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sound-arts", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Buttenwieser Hall at 92NY's Arnhold Center in New York reopened March 23, 2023, with architecture by Beyer Blinder Belle.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.beyerblinderbelle.com/work/view/92ny-buttenwieser-hall-at-the-arnhold-center/", "https://www.beyerblinderbelle.com/stories/92ny_reopens_buttenwieser_hall_at_the_arnhold_center" ] }, { "id": "92ny-dance-to-belong", "name": "Dance to Belong: A History of Dance at 92NY", "venue": "92nd-street-y", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition planning and design, curatorial services, media design and production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "suspended projected media", "archival footage" ], "summary": "Dance to Belong: A History of Dance at 92NY, a permanent exhibition marking 92NY's 150th anniversary, opened in the 92nd Street Y in New York, NY in March 2024, designed by Thinc Design.\n", "description": "The second-floor exhibition uses suspended graphic elements evoking dancer forms, interactive use of the space's architectural columns, and projected and printed surfaces combining historic dance footage with archival footage of related social movements.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/dance-to-belong" ] }, { "id": "abercrombie-fitch-london-flagship-lighting", "name": "Abercrombie & Fitch London Flagship", "venue": "abercrombie-fitch-london-flagship", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "selldorf-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "renfro-design-group", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Abercrombie & Fitch flagship store on Savile Row, London, UK, designed by Selldorf Architects, with lighting design by Renfro Design Group, completed in 2007.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.renfrodesign.com/portfolio" ] }, { "id": "abq-biopark-aquarium-core", "name": "ABQ BioPark Aquarium", "venue": "abq-biopark-aquarium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1996, "credits": [ { "firm": "van-h-gilbert-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The ABQ BioPark Aquarium, Albuquerque, NM, completed 1996; architecture by Van H. Gilbert Architects, per general contractor Bradbury Stamm Construction's own independent project page (\"Van H. Gilbert, Aquarium Architect\"). Distinct venue from the existing ABQ BioPark Zoo's Penguin Chill record — same BioPark complex, different facility.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.bradburystamm.com/project/detail/community/1/ABQ+Botanic+Gardens+%26+Aquarium" ] }, { "id": "abq-biopark-zoo-asia-exhibit", "name": "Asia", "venue": "abq-biopark-zoo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "main-street-design", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Interpretive planning and design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Project management, design support, exhibit fabrication, interactive development, media integration, scenic production, and signage", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Asia, a 4.5-acre, $33 million habitat expansion at the ABQ BioPark Zoo in Albuquerque, New Mexico featuring orangutans, siamangs, Malayan tigers, snow leopards, and Steller's sea eagles, opened October 5, 2023; interpretive planning and design by Main Street Design, with fabrication by CREO Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.creoindustrialarts.com/portfolio/abq-biopark-zoo/", "https://www.cabq.gov/artsculture/biopark/news/abq-biopark-opens-new-asia-habitat", "https://www.krqe.com/news/albuquerque-metro/abq-bioparks-asia-exhibit-awarded-for-excellence-in-design/" ] }, { "id": "abq-biopark-zoo-penguin-chill", "name": "Penguin Chill", "venue": "abq-biopark-zoo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "van-h-gilbert-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Penguin Chill, a penguin exhibit at the ABQ BioPark Zoo in Albuquerque, New Mexico, opened July 23, 2019; architecture by Van H. Gilbert Architects, exhibit/media design and AV integration by Ideum.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cabq.gov/", "https://ideum.com/" ] }, { "id": "abraham-lincoln-presidential-library-and-museum-core", "name": "Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum — Core Exhibits", "venue": "abraham-lincoln-presidential-library-and-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Designed, created, and produced the museum's core exhibits, theaters, children's area, and \"Holavision\" presentation.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "Holavision (Pepper's ghost-style hologram illusion)", "theatrical staging" ], "summary": "The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum, dedicated April 19, 2005, in Springfield, Illinois, was designed, created, and produced by BRC Imagination Arts, combining historical artifacts and scholarship with theatrical storytelling technology.\n", "description": "Designed under BRC founder Bob Rogers, the museum was widely described at opening as the first major \"Experience Museum,\" combining interactive exhibits, theaters, a children's area, and a \"Holavision\" presentation. It has ranked as America's most-visited state-controlled presidential museum.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.brcweb.com/project/abraham-lincoln-presidential-library-and-museum/", "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/brc-imagination-arts-alplm/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abraham_Lincoln_Presidential_Library_and_Museum" ] }, { "id": "academy-museum-cyberpunk-mr-experience", "name": "Cyberpunk Mixed Reality Experience", "venue": "academy-museum-of-motion-pictures", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "magnopus", "role": "media-design", "note": "Lead developer of the Meta Quest 3 mixed-reality pre-show experience, credited by the museum", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "metastage", "role": "content-production", "note": "Volumetric capture", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "mixed reality headsets", "volumetric capture" ], "summary": "The Cyberpunk Mixed Reality Experience, a headset-based installation in the lobby of the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles, California, opened October 6, 2024 as part of the temporary exhibition \"Cyberpunk: Envisioning Possible Futures Through Cinema\" (through April 2026); Magnopus led development, with volumetric capture by Metastage and support from Epic Games and Alcon Interactive Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.academymuseum.org/en/exhibitions/cyberpunk", "https://www.magnopus.com/projects/academy-museum-of-motion-pictures-cyberpunk-a-virtual-production-experience" ] }, { "id": "academy-museum-hollywoodland", "name": "Hollywoodland: Jewish Founders and the Making of a Movie Capital", "venue": "academy-museum-of-motion-pictures", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Four-projector cyclorama topographic map projection", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "why-architecture-workshop", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cinnabar", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "four-projector cyclorama" ], "summary": "\"Hollywoodland: Jewish Founders and the Making of a Movie Capital,\" a temporary exhibition at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles, opened in 2023; RLMG designed a four-projector cyclorama projection onto a topographic city model, with WHY Architecture Workshop, BBI Engineering, and Cinnabar contributing to the installation.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/academy-museum-of-motion-pictures" ] }, { "id": "academy-museum-john-waters-ar", "name": "John Waters AR", "venue": "academy-museum-of-motion-pictures", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "Face-swap AR web app accompanying the \"John Waters: Pope of Trash\" retrospective, transforming visitors into five characters from Waters' films.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "augmented reality", "WebAR" ], "summary": "John Waters AR, a face-swap augmented-reality companion experience for the \"John Waters: Pope of Trash\" retrospective, launched at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles in 2024, designed by Bluecadet.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/john-waters-ar", "https://www.museumnext.com/article/how-ar-face-filters-brought-john-waters-cinematic-world-to-life-at-the-academy-museum/", "https://www.academymuseum.org/en/johnwatersar" ] }, { "id": "academy-museum-of-motion-pictures-core", "name": "Academy Museum of Motion Pictures", "venue": "academy-museum-of-motion-pictures", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "why-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Exhibition design and architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Primary AV integrator across four exhibition floors, 75+ installations", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Fisher Marantz Stone's own page independently claims lighting design for the entire project and site; Available Light is also independently credited. Overlapping vendor claim, not resolved — both credits kept.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "LED walls", "Dolby Atmos" ], "summary": "The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures opened September 30, 2021 in the historic May Company Building in Los Angeles; WHY Architecture led exhibition design and Electrosonic served as primary AV integrator across more than 75 installations spanning four exhibition floors.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academy_Museum_of_Motion_Pictures", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/academy-museum-of-motion-pictures" ] }, { "id": "accenture-federal-services-the-forge-experience", "name": "The Forge", "venue": "accenture-federal-services-the-forge", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Experiential strategy and design; experiential agency of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fivestone-studios", "role": "media-design", "note": "(below 3-project threshold)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive media" ], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations served as experiential agency of record for The Forge, Accenture Federal Services' immersive brand experience center in Washington, DC, completed in 2025, with architecture by HOK, AV integration by Electrosonic, and media design by Fivestone Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "accenture-innovation-hub-chicago-core", "name": "Accenture Innovation Hub", "venue": "accenture-tower-innovation-hub", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Digital experience design, experience strategy, interior design, software development", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A multi-floor Innovation Hub within Accenture's Chicago headquarters tower, used by both employees and visiting clients for briefings and demos, completed 2023; architecture and experience design by Gensler.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dxd.gensler.com/case-studies/accenture-innovation-gallery", "https://www.gensler.com/projects/accenture-chicago-headquarters", "https://design-milk.com/gensler-redefines-the-workplace-with-a-multi-floor-vertical-city/" ] }, { "id": "accenture-innovation-hub-tokyo-core", "name": "Accenture Innovation Hub Tokyo", "venue": "accenture-innovation-hub-tokyo", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A multi-floor client and visitor innovation and experience center in Accenture's Tokyo tower, designed by Gensler and opened January 17, 2018, featuring immersion rooms, labs, and demo environments hosting outside clients.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://newsroom.accenture.com/news/2018/accenture-unveils-its-innovation-hub-in-tokyo-as-part-of-broader-growth-plans-in-japan", "https://digiday.com/marketing/inside-accentures-new-tokyo-innovation-hub/", "https://dxd.gensler.com/case-studies/accenture-innovation-gallery" ] }, { "id": "ackland-art-museum-parc", "name": "pARC", "venue": "ackland-art-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "dichroic film panels", "LED backlighting" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2023, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/parc/" } ], "summary": "pARC, a public spatial installation of an aluminum-and-backlit-dichroic-panel structure forming a programmable community gathering space outside the Ackland Art Museum at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, opened in June 2022; it was designed and fabricated by The Urban Conga through participatory workshops with the museum and community stakeholders.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/parc/", "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/parc", "https://www.unc.edu/discover/playful-parc-pulls-passersby-to-the-ackland/", "https://www.archdaily.com/984618/parc-installation-the-urban-conga" ] }, { "id": "acmi-renewal", "name": "ACMI Renewal", "venue": "acmi", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The ACMI (Australian Centre for the Moving Image) renewal in Melbourne, Australia, reopened 2020, with lighting design by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.schulershook.com" ] }, { "id": "acmi-story-of-the-moving-image-touch-tables", "name": "The Story of the Moving Image — Constellation Gallery Touch Tables", "venue": "acmi", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Industrial design and manufacture of six custom touch tables (dual RFID readers, 4K QLED panels, custom bases)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "multitouch table", "RFID" ], "summary": "Six custom touch tables in the Constellation gallery of \"The Story of the Moving Image\" at ACMI (Australian Centre for the Moving Image) in Melbourne, Australia, opened February 11, 2021, industrial design and manufacture by Ideum, media design by Second Story.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/portfolio/acmi-custom-touch-tables" ] }, { "id": "acquario-di-genova-core", "name": "Acquario di Genova Core Exhibits", "venue": "acquario-di-genova", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1992, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design led by Peter Chermayeff; expanded 1998", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "renzo-piano-building-workshop", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Acquario di Genova, Italy's largest aquarium, opened 1992 for Genoa's Expo '92, designed by CambridgeSeven under Peter Chermayeff with architecture by Renzo Piano Building Workshop; expanded 1998.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/projects/" ] }, { "id": "acrisure-stadium-steelers-hall-of-honor-museum", "name": "Pittsburgh Steelers Hall of Honor Museum", "venue": "acrisure-stadium", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mad-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV infrastructure design, engineering, and integration (AV++ platform)\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touch-screen kiosks", "AV infrastructure (AV++ platform)" ], "summary": "The Pittsburgh Steelers Hall of Honor Museum, a museum chronicling 90 years of Steelers history located above the Pro Shop at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, opened in November 2022; architecture, exhibit design, environmental and interpretive graphics by PGAV Destinations, with AV integration by Mad Systems.\n", "description": "The museum honors 57 Hall of Honor inductees via bronze/steel footballs, biographies, photos, and touch-screen kiosks, alongside life-sized player mannequins, game-worn uniform pieces, replicated offices of founder Art Rooney Sr. and chairman Daniel M. Rooney, the team's six Super Bowl rings, a radio-booth replica for recording historical play calls, and a rotating exhibition space.\n", "sources": [ "https://pgavdestinations.com/project/pittsburgh-steelers-hall-of-honor-museum/", "https://www.inparkmagazine.com/steelers-hall-of-honor-museum-opening-date/", "https://madsystems.com/portfolio-steelers-hall.html" ] }, { "id": "adams-county-historical-society-beyond-the-battle", "name": "Beyond the Battle Museum", "venue": "adams-county-historical-society", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "media-design", "note": "360-degree effects and projection mapping onto a scenic rock formation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "360-degree special effects" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "Beyond the Battle Museum, the Adams County Historical Society's new history center and museum in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, opened to the public April 15, 2023; HealyKohler Design designed the exhibits and media.\n", "description": "The museum tells the stories of Adams County residents \"caught in the crossfire\" of the Civil War's Battle of Gettysburg, including a recreated Civil War-era farmhouse experience with 360-degree special effects and an introductory film projection-mapped onto a 12-foot scenic rock formation.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/beyond-the-battle-museum/", "https://www.achs-pa.org/go-beyond-the-battle-at-gettysburgs-newest-museum/", "https://gettysburgconnection.org/discover-the-untold-stories-of-gettysburg-at-beyond-the-battle-museum/" ] }, { "id": "adirondack-experience-artists-and-inspiration-in-the-wild", "name": "Artists & Inspiration in the Wild", "venue": "adirondack-experience", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibition in the Lynn Boillot Art Galleries, per CMS's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Artists & Inspiration in the Wild, a temporary exhibition in the Lynn Boillot Art Galleries at the Adirondack Experience, The Museum on Blue Mountain Lake, New York, opened 2023; fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/" ] }, { "id": "adirondack-experience-life-in-the-adirondacks", "name": "Life in the Adirondacks", "venue": "adirondack-experience", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "19,000 sq ft exhibit incl. log-drive simulation and guideboat-rowing interactive", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "responsive video projection", "immersive video" ], "summary": "Life in the Adirondacks, a 19,000-square-foot exhibition at the Adirondack Experience, The Museum on Blue Mountain Lake, New York, opened for the museum's 60th season in 2017; RLMG designed the immersive media, with exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/life-in-the-adirondacks" ] }, { "id": "adobe-experience-museum-founders-tower", "name": "Adobe Experience Museum", "venue": "adobe-founders-tower", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "ia-interior-architects", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Adobe Experience Museum, a ground-floor exhibit space in Adobe's Founders Tower in San Jose, California, opened 2023; experiential design by IA Interior Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://interiorarchitects.com/projects/adobe-experiential-design/", "https://blog.adobe.com/en/publish/2023/03/08/expanding-adobe-presence-commitments-san-jose" ] }, { "id": "advisory-board-company-member-center", "name": "Member Center — Curtain of Names & Data Art", "venue": "advisory-board-company-headquarters", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive media programming for the data-art installations", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "smithgroup", "role": "architecture", "note": "Credited as SmithGroupJJR (the firm's name 2011-2018) on the source; same entity, renamed SmithGroup in 2018", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "illuminated rod installation (\"Curtain of Names\")", "interactive directory", "data-driven media wall" ], "summary": "The Member Center, a 7,400-square-foot client-facing space at The Advisory Board Company's Washington, DC headquarters featuring the \"Curtain of Names\" — a lit installation of translucent rods displaying member-client names — a motion media wall, and per-conference-room data art installations, opened in January 2015; C&G Partners designed and programmed the space, with architecture by SmithGroupJJR.\n", "description": "A built, permanent corporate interior installation (in scope per the index's no-advertising policy: a physical, credited space distinct from any marketing/ad-campaign work), not a temporary marketing activation.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/member-center/" ] }, { "id": "african-burial-ground-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "African Burial Ground Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "african-burial-ground-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "roberta-washington-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "southern-custom-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "firethorn-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Interpretive exhibits at the African Burial Ground Visitor Center, a National Monument in lower Manhattan, New York, opened 2010; exhibit design by Amaze Design, with architecture by Roberta Washington Associates, fabrication by Southern Custom Exhibits, lighting design by Available Light, and film production by Firethorn Productions.\n", "description": "The 7-acre National Monument is the final resting place for as many as 15,000 free and enslaved African men, women, and children who lived during the 17th and 18th centuries; the exhibits honor those buried there and elevate awareness of African contributions to New York City's history.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/africanburialgroundnewyork-99bn2-6734w", "https://www.nps.gov/afbg/planyourvisit/visitor-center.htm" ] }, { "id": "aga-khan-museum-core", "name": "Aga Khan Museum", "venue": "aga-khan-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-adrien-gardere", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Showcase fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Aga Khan Museum in Toronto, Ontario, opened September 18, 2014; exhibit design by Studio Adrien Gardère, showcase fabrication by kubik maltbie.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.click-netherfield.com/" ] }, { "id": "aga-khan-museum-the-moon", "name": "The Moon: A Voyage Through Time", "venue": "aga-khan-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"The Moon: A Voyage Through Time,\" a 9,400-square-foot temporary exhibition at the Aga Khan Museum in Toronto, Ontario, opened in 2019 with loans from the Royal Ontario Museum, Harvard Art Museums, the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Oxford Museum for the History of Science, and the Wereldmuseum; exhibit design by Reich+Petch, featuring a 5-meter scale moon sculpture by artist Luke Jerram.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/aga-khan-museum-the-moon/" ] }, { "id": "ago-thomson-galleries", "name": "Thomson Galleries", "venue": "art-gallery-of-ontario", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "gehry-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": "Part of the Transformation AGO expansion", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "click-netherfield", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Casework", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Casework", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Thomson Galleries, part of the \"Transformation AGO\" expansion of the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto designed by Gehry Partners, opened November 14, 2008; casework by Click Netherfield and kubik maltbie.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.click-netherfield.com/" ] }, { "id": "agua-caliente-cultural-museum-core", "name": "Agua Caliente Cultural Museum", "venue": "agua-caliente-cultural-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "360-degree Creation and Migration theater and projection-mapped Coachella Valley timeline", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cinnabar", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pacific-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "360-degree theater", "projection mapping" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The Agua Caliente Cultural Museum, a new tribal cultural museum and plaza in Palm Springs, California operated by the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, opened in 2023; RLMG produced the immersive media, with AV integration by BBI Engineering and fabrication by Cinnabar and Pacific Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/agua-caliente-cultural-museum" ] }, { "id": "airborne-and-special-operations-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "Airborne & Special Operations Museum Core Exhibits", "venue": "airborne-and-special-operations-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2000, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-design-minds", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Airborne & Special Operations Museum, a new building in Fayetteville, North Carolina, opened August 16, 2000, with exhibit design by The Design Minds and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airborne_%26_Special_Operations_Museum", "https://d-and-p.com/military-museums" ] }, { "id": "airbus-experience-center-briefing-room", "name": "Airbus Experience Center Briefing Room", "venue": "airbus-experience-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "schema", "role": "media-design", "note": "Designed and built the software for the immersive briefing room — an interactive touch table driving a 30-foot curved projection wall", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touch table", "curved projection wall" ], "summary": "The Briefing Room at the Airbus Experience Center in Washington, DC, an immersive presentation environment pairing an interactive touch table with a 30-foot curved projection wall, was completed in 2016 with software design and development by Seattle studio Schema, alongside brand and environment design by Hornall Anderson.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.schemadesign.com/work/airbus-experience-center/" ] }, { "id": "akc-museum-of-the-dog-inaugural-experience", "name": "AKC Museum of the Dog", "venue": "akc-museum-of-the-dog", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lord-cultural-resources", "role": "master-planning", "note": "Museum strategy, per SEGD's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen kiosks", "rotating art display walls" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award, Placemaking and Identity", "year": 2020, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/akc-museum-dog/" } ], "summary": "The AKC Museum of the Dog, relocated from St. Louis to a new location in New York City, opened in February 2019 with visitor-experience and exhibit design by Gensler; it received a 2020 SEGD Global Design Award Merit Award in the Placemaking and Identity category.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/akc-museum-dog/", "https://www.gensler.com/projects/akc-museum-of-the-dog" ] }, { "id": "al-marah-arabian-horse-galleries", "name": "Al-Marah Arabian Horse Galleries", "venue": "international-museum-of-the-horse", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Al-Marah Arabian Horse Galleries, a two-story permanent wing at the International Museum of the Horse in Lexington, Kentucky, opened June 2010; exhibit design by Hilferty & Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.horseillustrated.com/horse-news-2010-06-12-arabian-horse-galleries/", "https://www.purebredarabiantrust.org/al-marah-arabian-horse-galleries" ] }, { "id": "al-shaheed-park-habitat-museum", "name": "Habitat Museum", "venue": "al-shaheed-park-kuwait", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "acciona-produccion-y-diseno", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Habitat Museum, at Al-Shaheed Park, Kuwait City, opened in 2016; exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, with build/fabrication by ACCIONA Producciones y Diseño.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/habitat-museum", "https://www.museumsandheritage.com" ] }, { "id": "al-shaheed-park-memorial-museum", "name": "Memorial Museum", "venue": "al-shaheed-park-kuwait", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "acciona-produccion-y-diseno", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Memorial Museum, at Al-Shaheed Park, Kuwait City, opened in 2015; exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, with build/fabrication by ACCIONA Producciones y Diseño.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/memorial-museum", "https://www.museumsandheritage.com" ] }, { "id": "al-shindagha-museum-traditions-life-on-the-land", "name": "Al Shindagha Museum — Traditions and Life on the Land", "venue": "al-shindagha-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "design basis for 2 of the museum's pavilions", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "acciona-cultura", "role": "fabrication", "note": "delivered build/fabrication for the exhibition pavilions", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Traditions and Life on the Land,\" pavilions of Dubai's Al Shindagha Museum, opened in 2020; design basis for two of the pavilions by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, with build/fabrication by ACCIONA Cultura.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/al-shindagha-museum", "https://www.constructionweekonline.com", "https://www.museumsandheritage.com" ] }, { "id": "al-wasl-dome-immersive-projection-audio", "name": "Al Wasl Dome Immersive Projection & Audio Installation", "venue": "al-wasl-plaza-expo-city-dubai", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "adrian-smith-plus-gordon-gill-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creative-technology", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "immersive audio" ], "platforms": [ "christie", "disguise" ], "summary": "Al Wasl Dome, the 360-degree centerpiece of Expo 2020 Dubai, opened October 2021 with an immersive projection and audio installation contracted to Creative Technology — 252 Christie projectors across 42 bespoke pods and 16 Disguise media servers; the installation became a permanent fixture of Expo City Dubai after the Expo closed.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ct-group.com/me/projects/al-wasl-projection-audio-installation/", "https://digico.biz/centrepiece-of-expo-2020-al-wasl-dome-permanently-showcase-immersive-sound-from-digico-and-l-acoustics-for-dubais-expo-city/", "https://www.l-acoustics.com/press-releases/centerpiece-of-expo-2020-al-wasl-dome-permanently-showcase-immersive-sound-from-digico-and-l-acoustics-for-dubais-expo-city/" ] }, { "id": "alamance-arts-plaza-press-play", "name": "Press Play", "venue": "alamance-arts-plaza-graham", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "touch-triggered sound pads" ], "summary": "Press Play, a sculptural seating installation doubling as a giant touch-sensitive musical instrument, was installed in 2016 by The Urban Conga between the Alamance Children's Museum, public library, and Arts Alliance headquarters in Graham, NC, for the Alamance Arts Alliance.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/press-play" ] }, { "id": "alaska-airlines-the-hub-egd", "name": "Connecting Flight: Creating a Hub for the Alaska Airlines Crew", "venue": "alaska-airlines-the-hub-seatac", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Environmental graphics and wayfinding system for the 128,000 sq ft crew facility", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphics", "branded wayfinding signage" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award, Placemaking and Identity", "year": 2021, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/connecting-flight-hub-alaskan-airlines/" } ], "summary": "The Hub (Copper River), a 128,000-square-foot crew operations facility for Alaska Airlines, opened July 2020 near Sea-Tac Airport in SeaTac, Washington, with architecture and environmental graphics by NBBJ.\n", "description": "The six-story building houses Alaska Airlines' 24/7 systems operations control and other crew-facing functions for roughly 600 employees. NBBJ's environmental graphic system uses fir-plank brand elements tied to the building's architecture, a full-scale 737 fuselage graphic on a central connective stairway, and iconography-driven wayfinding throughout. The project won a 2021 SEGD Global Design Award Merit Award in the Placemaking and Identity category.\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/connecting-flight-hub-alaskan-airlines/", "https://www.nbbj.com/work/alaska-airlines-copper-river-egd", "https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200729005154/en/Howard-S.-Wright-Celebrates-the-Opening-of-Alaska-Airlines%E2%80%99-%E2%80%9CThe-Hub%E2%80%9D-in-SeaTac-Washington" ] }, { "id": "alaska-state-museum-slam-core-exhibits", "name": "Alaska State Museum (SLAM) Core Exhibits", "venue": "alaska-state-museum-slam", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "eci-hyer", "role": "architecture", "note": "Anchorage-based project architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "amc-engineers", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Architectural lighting design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Provided exhibit lighting design services to project architect ECI/Hyer", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The State Library, Archives and Museum (SLAM), housing the Alaska State Museum in a new 118,000 sq ft building in Juneau, opened in 2016; ECI/Hyer Architects of Anchorage was project architect, with architectural lighting by AMC Engineers and exhibit lighting design by Eos Lightmedia. The combined lighting design received an IES Award of Merit at the international level in 2017.\n", "description": "The building combines Alaska's state library, archives, and museum functions into a single facility, consolidating more than 32,000 artifacts, including Alaska Native materials, fine art, and objects covering mining, fishing, forestry, tourism, the Russian-American period, and World War II.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/49" ] }, { "id": "albany-pine-bush-discovery-center-exhibits", "name": "Albany Pine Bush Discovery Center Exhibits", "venue": "albany-pine-bush-discovery-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "envision-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Interactive exhibits at the Albany Pine Bush Discovery Center in Albany, New York, opened 2007, interpreting the Albany Pine Bush Preserve's ecology and history; exhibit design by Amaze Design, with architecture by Envision Architects and fabrication by Taylor Studios.\n", "description": "The exhibits explain the region's glacial origins, its rare flora and fauna including the endangered Karner blue butterfly, and the preserve's environmental significance.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/albany-pine-bush-discovery-center-bgj6n" ] }, { "id": "albany-the-hive", "name": "The Hive", "venue": "west-hill-alley-albany", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Sylvia Harris Award", "year": 2025, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/the-hive/" } ], "summary": "The Hive, a community-led redesign of a city-owned alley in Albany, New York's West Hill neighborhood featuring six beehive-inspired sculptures with built-in seating, was completed in October 2024 by The Urban Conga in partnership with the City of Albany and the Van Alen Institute.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/the-hive/", "https://www.vanalen.org/press/unveiling-albany-hive/", "https://albanyny.gov/2145/The-HIVE-a-community-led-redesign-of-pub" ] }, { "id": "albuquerque-convention-center-fresco-wine-explorer", "name": "Fresco and Wine History Interactive Kiosk", "venue": "albuquerque-convention-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "note": "Kiosk documenting artist Frederico Vigil's in-progress wine-history fresco, with accessibility-focused UI design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen kiosk", "Unity" ], "summary": "An interactive kiosk documenting artist Frederico Vigil's in-progress fresco on the history of wine in New Mexico opened in 2022 at the Albuquerque Convention Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico, designed and built by Ideum for the city's Public Art and Urban Enhancement Division.\n", "description": "The 65\" wall-integrated touch display lets visitors explore the parallel histories of fresco-making and wine-making, including video interviews with New Mexico vintners and a \"Work in Progress\" section tracking the fresco's completion over time. Navigation is anchored to the lower third of the screen with a dedicated accessibility mode, per Ideum's published accessible-design guidance for multitouch installations.\n", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/portfolio/albuquerque-convention-center-fresco-wine-explorer", "https://www.cabq.gov/artsculture/public-art/albuquerque-convention-center-fresco" ] }, { "id": "albuquerque-museum-only-in-albuquerque", "name": "Only in Albuquerque", "venue": "albuquerque-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Eight-screen quilt-design station, multi-screen theaters, Route 66 postcard browser", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "color-ad", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-design-minds", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "multi-screen theater", "interactive design station" ], "summary": "Only in Albuquerque, a permanent exhibition on the city's history and culture at the Albuquerque Museum in New Mexico, opened in 2016; RLMG designed the interactive media, with exhibit design by The Design Minds and AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/only-in-albuquerque" ] }, { "id": "alexandria-eastlake-life-sciences-campus-wayfinding", "name": "Life Sciences Campus Wayfinding", "venue": "alexandria-eastlake-life-sciences-campus", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed neighborhood wayfinding, address markers, and monumental murals connecting Alexandria Real Estate's life-science buildings in Seattle's Eastlake neighborhood, completed in 2025.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/alexandria-eastlake/" ] }, { "id": "alfie-norville-gem-and-mineral-museum-core", "name": "Alfie Norville Gem & Mineral Museum", "venue": "alfie-norville-gem-and-mineral-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "poster-mirto-mcdonald", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Alfie Norville Gem & Mineral Museum at the University of Arizona in Tucson opened 2024; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, architecture by Poster Mirto McDonald, fabrication by Design and Production, Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/", "https://news.arizona.edu/" ] }, { "id": "alice-tully-hall-renovation", "name": "Alice Tully Hall Renovation", "venue": "alice-tully-hall", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fxcollaborative", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "l-observatoire-international", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-dachs-associates", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theater consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "2x4", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of the 1,100-seat Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center in New York, adding a cable-net glass facade and new street-level entrance, completed 2009; architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with FXCollaborative.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/alice-tully-hall", "https://www.archdaily.com/26062" ] }, { "id": "allegiant-stadium-raiders-tour", "name": "Las Vegas Raiders' Allegiant Stadium Tour", "venue": "allegiant-stadium", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "content-production", "note": "Story and concept development, design, immersive media production, production, technical systems, installation and integration, and guide training for the stadium tour.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive media" ], "summary": "Las Vegas Raiders' Allegiant Stadium Tour, an experiential stadium tour at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada, opened in 2021, designed by BRC Imagination Arts.\n", "description": "The tour immerses guests in Raiders history and fan culture, serving as both a non-game-day revenue generator and an introduction to the global Raider Nation fan base; named USA Today's #3 Best New Attraction of 2021.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.brcweb.com/project/las-vegas-raiders-allegiant-stadium-tour/" ] }, { "id": "allen-house-umass-lowell-kerouac-retrieved", "name": "Kerouac Retrieved", "venue": "allen-house-umass-lowell", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bluebird-graphic-solutions", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Kerouac Retrieved, an exhibition of personal items from Jack Kerouac's final home in St. Petersburg, Florida, donated to the University of Massachusetts Lowell by the Kerouac estate, opened at Allen House on UMass Lowell's South Campus in 2015, with exhibit design by Proun Design and fabrication by Bluebird Graphic Solutions.\n", "description": "The free, publicly open exhibit displays items including Kerouac's desk and desk chair, his Lowell Tech windbreaker, vinyl records, memorabilia, and his handmade cat carriers.\n", "sources": [ "https://jackkerouac.org/kerouac-retrieved-exhibit/", "https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2015/09/23/umass-lowell-display-jack-kerouac-belongings-found-fla-home/TPXxR9HuzEC1eEG1GvUYDI/story.html", "https://www.proundesign.com/hospitals-universities/kerouac-retrieved" ] }, { "id": "allerton-park-visitor-center-redesign", "name": "Allerton Park Visitor Center Redesign", "venue": "allerton-park", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 1,000-square-foot redesign of the Robert Allerton Park visitor center in Monticello, Illinois, completed in 2023 for the University of Illinois, introducing guests to the park's art collection and history.\n", "description": "The exhibit showcases outdoor art pieces and park narratives as an introduction for both new and repeat visitors before they explore the grounds.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/allerton-park-visitor-center/" ] }, { "id": "allianz-field-united-sculpture", "name": "United Sculpture at Allianz Field", "venue": "allianz-field", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "populous", "role": "architecture", "note": "Site design and detailing for a 65-foot-wide inscribed monument honoring the Itasca Society season-ticket members", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jones-sign-company", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Waterjet-cut aluminum panels", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "waterjet-cut metal panels" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award, Public Installation", "year": 2021, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/the-united-sculpture-at-allianz-field/" } ], "summary": "United Sculpture, a 65-foot-wide monument inscribed with the names of 4,058 inaugural-season ticket holders, opened April 2019 on the south lawn of Allianz Field in Saint Paul, Minnesota, designed by Populous.\n", "description": "The sculpture reads as smooth lettering from a distance, resolving into individually legible inscribed names within about 12 feet, each waterjet-cut into aluminum panels. It honors the \"Itasca Society,\" Minnesota United FC's founding season-ticket members, and sits in the public plaza Populous also designed around the stadium. The project won a 2021 SEGD Global Design Award Merit Award in the Public Installation category.\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/the-united-sculpture-at-allianz-field/", "https://populous.com/article/how-populous-brought-brands-to-life-throughout-allianz-field" ] }, { "id": "amazon-hq2-visitor-landing", "name": "Amazon Visitor Landing", "venue": "amazon-hq2-metropolitan-park", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "zgf-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Exhibit architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "luci-creative", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "strangelife", "role": "content-production", "note": "Film production/direction/editing", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studio-pacifica", "role": "accessibility-consulting", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive screens", "data visualization", "biophilic design" ], "summary": "Amazon Visitor Landing, an interactive visitor experience on the ground floor of the Merlin building at Amazon's HQ2 Metropolitan Park campus in Arlington, Virginia, opened in September 2023; Luci Creative led exhibit design with exhibit architecture by ZGF Architects, media design by Belle & Wissell, fabrication by Chicago Scenic Studios, and AV integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "The exhibit introduces neighbors and visitors to Amazon's culture, people, and innovations through a biophilic environment featuring undulating copper and plywood forms inspired by the nearby Potomac River, a live botanical wall, and interactive displays including \"Voices of Amazon\" and \"By The Numbers.\"\n", "sources": [ "https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/amazon-offices/amazon-visitor-landing-hq2-photos", "https://bwco.info/work/amazon-visitor-landing/", "https://www.zgf.com/work/6159-amazon-seneca-group-amazon-visitor-landing", "https://segd.org/member-news/luci-creative-designs-biophilic-environment-at-visitors-landing-amazons-hq2/" ] }, { "id": "amazon-spheres-understory", "name": "Understory at Amazon Spheres", "venue": "amazon-spheres", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "graham-baba-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "interior architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "avi-spl", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV designer and integrator, per AVI-SPL's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Understory, a free public visitor center inside Amazon's Spheres in Seattle, opened 2017, uses a fully immersive 360-degree experience of media, models, and rotating plant exhibits to explain the workspace project; it won the 2019 Digital Signage Award and was a 2019 SEGD Global Design Award finalist.\n", "description": "Media and interactive design by Belle & Wissell; interior architecture by Graham Baba Architects; fabrication by Dillon Works; lighting design by Niteo; exhibition management by Jill Randerson Exhibition Management.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/understory-at-amazon-spheres/" ] }, { "id": "amelia-earhart-hangar-museum-core", "name": "Amelia Earhart Hangar Museum Core Exhibits", "venue": "amelia-earhart-hangar-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Attraction design and museum exhibit design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "Immersive technology", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "turnkey-education", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "museum-exp", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive media" ], "summary": "The Amelia Earhart Hangar Museum, an aviation museum in Atchison, Kansas, opened in 2023 with attraction design, immersive technology, and museum exhibit design by Dimensional Innovations in partnership with Turnkey Education and Museum EXP.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/work/amelia-earhart-hangar-museum" ] }, { "id": "american-airlines-center-building", "name": "American Airlines Center", "venue": "american-airlines-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2001, "credits": [ { "firm": "hks", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "1080p high-definition center-hung video system (first in an NBA/NHL arena)" ], "summary": "American Airlines Center, the 20,000-seat home of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks and NHL's Dallas Stars, opened in 2001 in Dallas, Texas, designed by HKS.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.hksinc.com/what-we-do/projects/american-airlines-center/" ] }, { "id": "american-century-investments-headquarters-experience", "name": "American Century Investments Headquarters Experience", "venue": "american-century-investments-headquarters", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Experience design and executive briefing center", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "Immersive technology", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive media" ], "summary": "The American Century Investments Headquarters Experience, an executive briefing center and immersive experience within the firm's Kansas City, Missouri headquarters, opened in 2023 with architecture by HOK and experience design and immersive technology by Dimensional Innovations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/work/american-century-investments-headquarters" ] }, { "id": "american-civil-war-museum-core-exhibit", "name": "American Civil War Museum Core Exhibit", "venue": "american-civil-war-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "3north", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media" ], "summary": "The American Civil War Museum's 30,000 sq ft flagship building at Historic Tredegar in Richmond, VA, opened in 2019; architecture by 3North with exhibit design, interactive media, and fabrication by Solid Light.\n", "description": "A 6,000 sq ft core exhibition built within the historic Tredegar Iron Works that reframes the Civil War through first-person narratives of soldiers, civilians, politicians, and African Americans, enslaved and free. Received the 2020 Excellence in Exhibition recognition from the American Alliance of Museums.\n", "sources": [ "https://solidlight-inc.com/work/american-civil-war-museum/", "https://www.3north.com/project/american-civil-war-museum/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Civil_War_Museum" ] }, { "id": "american-civil-war-museum-robins-theater", "name": "American Civil War Museum Robins Theater: A People's Contest", "venue": "american-civil-war-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ced", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping" ], "summary": "A People's Contest: America's Civil War & Emancipation, a 13-minute orientation film for the Robins Theater at the American Civil War Museum in Richmond, VA, opened in 2020; produced by Solid Light with AV integration by CED.\n", "description": "The capstone of the museum's 2019 core exhibit, developed with museum staff, historians, and scholars. Solid Light and CED developed a layered projection technique to portray the war's human dimensions through the perspectives of politicians, military leaders and soldiers, African Americans (enslaved and freed), women, and children.\n", "sources": [ "https://solidlight-inc.com/work/the-american-civil-war-museum-robins-theater/" ] }, { "id": "american-conservatory-theatre-geary-restoration", "name": "Geary Theater Restoration", "venue": "american-conservatory-theatre", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 1996, "credits": [ { "firm": "theatre-projects-consulting", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Sound/comms/stage-manager control system as part of post-Loma-Prieta-earthquake restoration.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Geary Theater, home of the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco, reopened in 1996 after an earthquake-damage restoration, with AV/sound systems by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/american-conservatory-theatre/" ] }, { "id": "american-family-field-selig-experience", "name": "The Selig Experience", "venue": "american-family-field", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "content-production", "note": "Story and concept development, design, immersive media production, fabrication, technical systems, and installation for the multimedia tribute exhibit.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "multimedia presentation", "three-dimensional projection/hologram effect" ], "summary": "The Selig Experience, a multimedia tribute to former Milwaukee Brewers owner and MLB commissioner Bud Selig at American Family Field in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, opened in 2015, created by BRC Imagination Arts.\n", "description": "Located on the ballpark's Loge Level, the free exhibit tells the story of Selig bringing Major League Baseball back to Milwaukee and building the stadium, culminating in a three-dimensional encounter with Selig inside a reproduction of his County Stadium office.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.brcweb.com/project/the-selig-experience/", "https://www.mlb.com/brewers/ballpark/attractions/selig-experience" ] }, { "id": "american-family-fields-phoenix-renovation", "name": "Renovation", "venue": "american-family-fields-of-phoenix", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "hks", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of the Milwaukee Brewers' spring-training complex in Phoenix, Arizona, reopened for the inaugural spring-training game February 26, 2019; architecture by HKS.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.hksinc.com/what-we-do/projects/american-family-fields-renovation/", "https://ballparkdigest.com/2019/09/11/2019-renovation-of-the-year-american-family-fields-of-phoenix/" ] }, { "id": "american-folk-art-museum-core", "name": "American Folk Art Museum", "venue": "american-folk-art-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2001, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tod-williams-billie-tsien-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The American Folk Art Museum's former West 53rd Street building in New York opened 2001; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, architecture by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fredbernstein.com/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Folk_Art_Museum" ] }, { "id": "american-home-furnishings-hall-of-fame-headquarters", "name": "Hall of Fame Headquarters", "venue": "american-home-furnishings-hall-of-fame", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "roto", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The American Home Furnishings Hall of Fame Headquarters in High Point, NC, opened April 2023; exhibit design by Roto.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/" ] }, { "id": "american-jazz-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "American Jazz Museum Core Exhibits", "venue": "american-jazz-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1997, "credits": [ { "firm": "joseph-a-wetzel-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "listening stations", "touch screen interactives" ], "summary": "The American Jazz Museum, a 10,000 sq ft interactive museum in Kansas City's Historic 18th & Vine Jazz District, opened September 5, 1997, with exhibit design by Joseph A. Wetzel Associates.\n", "description": "The museum combines listening stations, touch-screen interactives, and custom mixing boards with jazz artifacts and commissioned artwork, including Charlie Parker's saxophone, Louis Armstrong's trumpet, and Ella Fitzgerald's gown. It also houses the Blue Room jazz club and the Jazz Discovery hands-on instrument area.\n", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Jazz_Museum", "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/american-jazz-museum" ] }, { "id": "american-jewish-historical-society-1917", "name": "1917: How One Year Changed the World", "venue": "american-jewish-historical-society", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "dome-collective", "role": "media-design", "note": "Two interactive film installations inviting visitor reflection and response", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "1917: How One Year Changed the World, an exhibition on America's entry into WWI, the Bolshevik Revolution, and the Balfour Declaration seen through American Jewish experience, opened September 8, 2017 at the American Jewish Historical Society in New York City, with two interactive film installations by Dome.\n", "description": "Co-organized by the American Jewish Historical Society and the National Museum of American Jewish History, the exhibition featured nearly 125 artifacts including original drafts of the Balfour Declaration and a decoded copy of the Zimmermann Telegram, alongside interactive media. Dome's two interactive film installations invited visitors to reflect and respond to questions drawn from the period.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.domecollective.lynnkiang.com/ajhs.html", "https://ajhs.org/exhibits/1917-how-one-year-changed-the-world/" ] }, { "id": "american-museum-of-science-and-energy-core", "name": "American Museum of Science and Energy", "venue": "american-museum-of-science-and-energy", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "exhibit-concepts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "boston-productions-inc", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media design, film/video, tactile interactives", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "communications-electronic-design", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Graphics and AV hardware integration", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "tactile interactives" ], "summary": "The American Museum of Science and Energy's current building in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, an 18,000 sq ft renovation of a former retail space, opened October 2018; exhibit design by Hilferty & Associates, fabrication by Exhibit Concepts, media design by Boston Productions Inc.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.energy.gov/em/articles/past-and-present-doe-missions-display-museums-new-home-oak-ridge", "https://exploreoakridge.com/oak-ridge-science-museum-to-reopen-in-new-location-this-fall/", "https://bostonproductions.com/portfolio/american-museum-science-and-energy/", "https://exhibitconcepts.com/exhibit-concepts-case-study-amse/" ] }, { "id": "american-printing-house-dot-experience", "name": "The Dot Experience", "venue": "american-printing-house-for-the-blind", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "status": "announced", "year_expected": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Dot Experience, a 20,000 sq ft accessible museum at the American Printing House for the Blind in Louisville, KY, is expected to open 2026; planning, media design, and fabrication by Solid Light.\n", "description": "A museum designed to dismantle barriers between blind and sighted visitors, centered on APH's 160-year history and Helen Keller's legacy, exploring assistive technologies and the Braille writing system. Engagement began fall 2021.\n", "sources": [ "https://solidlight-inc.com/work/american-printing-house-for-the-blind/", "https://www.aph.org/blog/solid-light-cynthia-torps-unique-model/" ] }, { "id": "american-revolution-museum-at-yorktown-core-exhibits", "name": "American Revolution Museum at Yorktown Core Exhibits", "venue": "american-revolution-museum-at-yorktown", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "whitlock", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Gold, Video/Film/Computer Animation (\"Liberty Fever\" orientation film)", "year": 2017, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-recognition/2017-muse-award-winners/" } ], "summary": "The American Revolution Museum at Yorktown, a new building replacing the former Yorktown Victory Center in Yorktown, Virginia, opened April 1, 2017, with exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://enfilade18thc.com/2017/04/18/american-revolution-museum-at-yorktown-opens/", "https://d-and-p.com/human-history" ] }, { "id": "american-swedish-institute-nelson-cultural-center", "name": "Nelson Cultural Center", "venue": "american-swedish-institute", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The 34,000 sq ft Nelson Cultural Center addition to the American Swedish Institute in Minneapolis opened in 2012, targeting LEED Gold as the first LEED Gold-certified museum in Minnesota; architecture by HGA.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/306279/nelson-cultural-center-hga", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Swedish_Institute" ] }, { "id": "american-textile-history-museum-innovation-station", "name": "Innovation Station", "venue": "american-textile-history-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "wondercabinet-interpretive-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Innovation Station, a 2011 hands-on exhibit at the American Textile History Museum in Lowell, Massachusetts, guided visitors through the design of textile-based inventions via three historical textile inventors, with exhibit design by Wondercabinet Interpretive Design, fabrication by Mystic Scenic Studios, and exhibit graphics by Proun Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/innovation-station" ] }, { "id": "american-writers-museum-bob-dylan-electric", "name": "Bob Dylan: Electric", "venue": "american-writers-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Bob Dylan: Electric,\" a temporary exhibition at the American Writers Museum in Chicago, opened 2018, explores Bob Dylan's 1965 transition from acoustic to electric music; exhibit design by Amaze Design, with fabrication by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "The exhibition features artifacts including a rediscovered Fender Stratocaster, original manuscripts, photography, film, and recordings documenting Dylan's controversial electric performance at the Newport Folk Festival and subsequent England tour.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/bob-dylan-electric-3yxjw-hwxt8", "https://americanwritersmuseum.org/exhibits/previous-exhibits/bob-dylan-electric/" ] }, { "id": "american-writers-museum-dark-testament", "name": "Dark Testament: A Century of Black Writers on Justice", "venue": "american-writers-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Dark Testament: A Century of Black Writers on Justice,\" a temporary exhibition at the American Writers Museum in Chicago, opened 2021, explores racial injustice in America through the works of Black writers from the end of the Civil War through the mid-1960s civil rights movement; exhibit design by Amaze Design, fabrication by Chicago Scenic Studios, and media design by Trivium Interactive.\n", "description": "The exhibition features writers, musicians, and activists including Frederick Douglass, Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, Ida B. Wells, James Baldwin, and Langston Hughes, spanning gallery installations, online content, and public programming. Curatorial leadership by Dr. Keidrick Roy.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/awm-darktestament-pwhgf-r5pjt" ] }, { "id": "american-writers-museum-frederick-douglass-agitator", "name": "Frederick Douglass, Agitator!", "venue": "american-writers-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibit graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive vintage camera station" ], "summary": "Frederick Douglass, Agitator!, a temporary exhibition at the American Writers Museum in Chicago, opened in 2018; exhibit design by Amaze Design, exhibit graphics by Proun Design, and fabrication by Chicago Scenic Studios, focused on the final three decades of Douglass's life and his oratory and writing.\n", "description": "The exhibition features a photographic mosaic wall and an interactive vintage camera station where visitors can photograph themselves before an oversized Douglass portrait, plus a media component with local performing-arts students delivering excerpts of his speeches.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/items/frederick-douglass%2C-agitator!" ] }, { "id": "american-writers-museum-inaugural-exhibits", "name": "American Writers Museum Inaugural Exhibits", "venue": "american-writers-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Word Waterfall projection-mapped program; American Themes and Featured Works interactive touch-tables", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "silver-oaks-communication", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creative-technology", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Audio Visual Interactive, per Chicago Scenic Studios' own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "protolight", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive Programming", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "multi-user touch-table" ], "summary": "The American Writers Museum, an 11,000-square-foot museum on the second floor of 180 N. Michigan Avenue in Chicago, opened to the public on May 16, 2017; exhibit design by Amaze Design, fabrication by Chicago Scenic Studios, lighting design by Available Light, and media design by Northern Light Productions and Silver Oaks Communication.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://americanwritersmuseum.org/about/history/", "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/americanwritersmuseum-khf43-smzmh", "https://nlprod.com/item/american-writers-museum/" ] }, { "id": "amnh-fossil-halls", "name": "Fossil Halls", "venue": "american-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 1996, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The American Museum of Natural History's renovated Fossil Halls (dinosaur and vertebrate paleontology) opened 1996; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates. Distinct from AMNH's other existing records (Gems & Minerals, Biodiversity, Rose Center).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.extinctmonsters.net/" ] }, { "id": "amnh-hall-of-biodiversity", "name": "Hall of Biodiversity", "venue": "american-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 1998, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "One of several credited AV-presentation production companies", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "technical-artistry", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "AV presentation systems" ], "summary": "The Hall of Biodiversity, a permanent exhibition on global biodiversity and conservation at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, opened May 30, 1998, with exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates and AV production by Donna Lawrence Productions among other credited production companies.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/hall-of-biodiversity-american-museum-of-natural-history/", "https://segd.org/projects/hall-biodiversity/" ] }, { "id": "amnh-hall-of-planet-earth-iwall", "name": "iWall Interactive Ice Core Exhibit", "venue": "american-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive sliding-track touchscreen" ], "summary": "An interactive \"iWall\" installation in the David S. and Ruth L. Gottesman Hall of Planet Earth at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan, built and installed by Art Guild in 2019, lets visitors explore roughly 110,000 years of climate data alongside a physical model of the GISP2 Greenland ice core.\n", "description": "A sliding touchscreen viewer moves along a track in front of a plastic model of the GISP2 ice core, allowing visitors to browse climate-history data corresponding to different depths of the 3,053-meter core (sections of which are preserved at the National Ice Core Laboratory in Lakewood, Colorado).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.artguildinc.com/2019/10/15/art-guild-helps-visitors-explore-100000-years-of-climate-change/" ] }, { "id": "amnh-halls-of-gems-and-minerals", "name": "Allison and Roberto Mignone Halls of Gems and Minerals", "venue": "american-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "click-netherfield", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Casework", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Allison and Roberto Mignone Halls of Gems and Minerals at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, opened June 12, 2021; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, casework by Click Netherfield, fabrication by kubik maltbie.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Museum_of_Natural_History", "https://www.forbes.com/", "https://www.designboom.com/" ] }, { "id": "amnh-richard-gilder-center", "name": "Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation", "venue": "american-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-gang", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect; Jeanne Gang design principal", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "davis-brody-bond", "role": "architecture", "note": "Executive architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tamschick-media-and-space", "role": "media-design", "note": "Designed the Invisible Worlds immersive theater with Boris Micka Associates; Berlin-based , non-US", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cost-of-wisconsin", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Themed construction specialist; shotcrete canyon walls (~68,000 sq ft)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "renfro-design-group", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "reed-hilderbrand", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "institute-for-human-centered-design", "role": "accessibility-consulting", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Signage consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibition engineer and fabricator", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-and-production-museum-studio", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibition engineer and fabricator", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive theater", "projection" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Finalist, Spaces and Places", "year": 2024, "source": "https://www.fastcompany.com/91129806/spaces-places-innovation-by-design-2024" } ], "summary": "The Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation, a 230,000-square-foot expansion of the American Museum of Natural History in New York, opened May 4, 2023, designed by Studio Gang with executive architect Davis Brody Bond and exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "A 2024 Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards finalist in the Spaces and Places category. The immersive theater \"Invisible Worlds\" was designed by Tamschick Media+Space (Berlin) with Boris Micka Associates (Seville); Arup served as structural/acoustical engineer and contributed to audiovisual design for the exhibits (engineering credit, not captured as a design-stack role per this schema).\n", "sources": [ "https://studiogang.com/projects/gilder-center/", "https://www.gsd.harvard.edu/2023/04/the-american-museum-of-natural-history-reveals-gilder-center-designed-by-studio-gang/", "https://www.architectmagazine.com/project-gallery/richard-gilder-center-for-science-education-and-innovation_o/", "https://www.arup.com/en-us/projects/the-richard-gilder-center-for-science-education-and-innovation-at-the-american-museum-of-natural-history/", "https://www.fastcompany.com/91129806/spaces-places-innovation-by-design-2024" ] }, { "id": "amnh-rose-center-for-earth-and-space", "name": "Rose Center for Earth and Space", "venue": "american-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2000, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Designed as Polshek Partnership Architects (now Ennead Architects); James Polshek and Todd H. Schliemann, lead designers", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "content-production", "note": "Inaugural Hayden Planetarium space shows \"Passport to the Universe\" and \"The Big Bang Theater,\" produced with writer Ann Druyan and astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Lighting design of the sphere, surrounding exhibit areas, the exterior terrace, and support spaces", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "digital dome projection" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The Rose Center for Earth and Space, a new wing of the American Museum of Natural History in New York, opened February 19, 2000, designed by Polshek Partnership Architects (now Ennead Architects) with exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates; batwin + robin produced the Hayden Planetarium's inaugural space shows.\n", "description": "The Rose Center houses the Hayden Planetarium within a glass cube enclosing a 87-foot sphere, alongside the Scales of the Universe walkway and the Hall of the Universe. batwin + robin's inaugural space shows, \"Passport to the Universe\" and \"The Big Bang Theater,\" combined audio, video, lighting, and effects narrated with writer Ann Druyan and astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson.\n", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rose_Center_for_Earth_and_Space", "https://raai.com/project/rose-center-for-earth-and-space-american-museum-of-natural-history/", "https://ennead.com/work/rose/", "https://www.batwinandrobin.com/projects/american-museum-natural-history/" ] }, { "id": "amnh-secret-world-of-elephants", "name": "The Secret World of Elephants", "venue": "american-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "amnh-exhibitions-department", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "In-house AMNH Exhibition Department design team", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "amnh-exhibitions-department", "role": "media-design", "note": "In-house AMNH Media & Interactives Team; hands-on interactive stations and VR experience", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "virtual reality", "hands-on interactive stations", "low-frequency sound interactives" ], "summary": "The Secret World of Elephants, a traveling exhibition on elephant biology and conservation designed in-house by the American Museum of Natural History's Exhibition and Media & Interactives teams, debuted at AMNH in New York in November 2023 before touring to venues including the Denver Museum of Nature & Science and EcoTarium.\n", "description": "The exhibition, in the LeFrak Family Gallery, combines hands-on interactive stations (including one letting visitors feel elephants' low-frequency communication rumbles) with a VR experience placing visitors inside an elephant's-eye view of its habitat.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/secret-world-elephants", "https://gizmodo.com/american-museum-of-natural-history-elephant-exhibit-1851011875", "https://www.dmns.org/press-room/press-releases/the-secret-world-of-elephants-opens-at-the-denver-museum-of-nature-science-on-oct-24/", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2025%20IA%20Shortlist.pdf" ] }, { "id": "anchorage-museum-quonset", "name": "Quonset: Metal Living for a Modern Age", "venue": "anchorage-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "matter-architecture-practice", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Project management and design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Western Museums Association — Charles Redd Center Award for Exhibition Excellence", "year": 2006, "source": "https://www.quonsethuts.org/" } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Quonset: Metal Living for a Modern Age,\" an exhibition on Quonset hut architecture, opened at the Anchorage Museum October 16, 2005 before traveling to other venues; exhibit design by Matter Architecture Practice.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.quonsethuts.org/" ] }, { "id": "anchorage-museum-smithsonian-arctic-studies-center", "name": "Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center", "venue": "anchorage-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "david-chipperfield-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "click-netherfield", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center at the Anchorage Museum opened 2010 as part of the museum's expansion; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, architecture by David Chipperfield Architects, fabrication by Click Netherfield.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.idsa.org/" ] }, { "id": "anderson-abruzzo-balloon-museum-arctic-air", "name": "Arctic Air: The Bold Flight of S.A. Andrée (\"A Doomed Expedition\")", "venue": "anderson-abruzzo-albuquerque-balloon-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "andrew-merriell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Arctic Air: The Bold Flight of S.A. Andrée,\" an exhibit on S.A. Andrée's failed 1897 balloon expedition to the North Pole, opened in 2016 at the Anderson-Abruzzo Albuquerque International Balloon Museum as part of the museum's tenth-anniversary celebration, with exhibit design by Andrew Merriell & Associates (referred to on the firm's own site as \"A Doomed Expedition\").\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://merriell.com/balloon", "https://merriell.com/exhibit-design-selected-projects", "https://www.cabq.gov/artsculture/balloonmuseum/exhibitions/current-exhibitions" ] }, { "id": "anderson-collection-stanford-core", "name": "Anderson Collection at Stanford University", "venue": "anderson-collection-stanford", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "atelier-ten", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Daylighting/environmental lighting scope", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Anderson Collection, a new building for a major 20th-century American art collection at Stanford University, opened 2014; architecture by Ennead Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ennead.com/work/anderson/", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com" ] }, { "id": "andretti-indoor-karting-and-games-fort-worth-attraction-design", "name": "Andretti Indoor Karting & Games — Fort Worth", "venue": "andretti-indoor-karting-and-games-fort-worth", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "attraction and environmental design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "signage and theming", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Andretti Indoor Karting & Games in Fort Worth, Texas, opened in 2025 as the flagship location of a multi-site rollout (also including Grand Prairie TX, Chandler AZ, Glendale AZ, Oklahoma City OK, and Overland Park KS), with attraction, environmental, lighting, and signage/theming design by Dimensional Innovations.\n", "description": "Part of a chainwide rollout of Andretti Indoor Karting & Games locations; this record represents the Fort Worth location, with other sites sharing the same design program but not individually recorded.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "andy-warhol-museum-tactile-reproductions-out-loud", "name": "Tactile Reproductions and the Out Loud Mobile App", "venue": "andy-warhol-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "prime-access-consulting", "role": "accessibility-consulting", "note": "Developed durable tactile replica prototypes of Warhol artworks and the \"Out Loud\" iOS audio guide app with recorded visual and guided tactile descriptions, enabling blind and low-vision visitors to engage with the collection (November 2016 – December 2017); the app launched with Bluetooth-beacon-enabled museum-provided devices.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "tactile reproductions", "audio description", "Bluetooth beacons" ], "summary": "The Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh launched tactile artwork reproductions and the \"Out Loud\" accessible mobile audio guide app, developed by Prime Access Consulting, which won a 2017 Gold MUSE Award for Mobile Applications from the American Alliance of Museums.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://pac.bz/projects/tactile-reproductions-and-mobile-application/", "https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/visually-impaired-people-can-now-explore-andy-warhols-work-their-ears-180960935/", "https://www.warhol.org/designing-an-inclusive-audio-guide-part-1-an-introduction/" ] }, { "id": "angel-of-the-winds-arena-core", "name": "Everett Event Center (now Angel of the Winds Arena)", "venue": "angel-of-the-winds-arena", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2003, "credits": [ { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Everett Event Center, later renamed Angel of the Winds Arena, in Everett, Washington, opened in 2003, with fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "anheuser-busch-brewery-st-louis-biergarten", "name": "The Biergarten", "venue": "anheuser-busch-brewery-st-louis", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Biergarten, a 275-seat outdoor beer garden at the Anheuser-Busch Brewery and Tour Center in St. Louis, Missouri, opened August 6, 2013, as part of a broader brewery-experience overhaul designed by PGAV Destinations.\n", "description": "Built from reclaimed beechwood with hand-selected glassware, the Biergarten offers 17 beers on tap and daily 3 p.m. tastings. PGAV Destinations describes the Biergarten as part of a larger \"Anheuser-Busch Beer Experience\" engagement that also included a Beer Museum at the Old Schoolhouse, a refreshed campus tour, a new entry experience, and a renovated retail shop; those additional elements are not independently dated from public sources and are not recorded as separate project entries here.\n", "sources": [ "https://pgavdestinations.com/project/anheuser-busch-beer-experience/", "https://www.bevindustry.com/articles/86620-anheuser-busch-opens-the-biergarten-at-st-louis-brewery-and-tour-center", "https://www.stltoday.com/business/local/anheuser-busch-opens-new-biergarten/article_4c207901-7dbf-5be3-9266-90f9bd3d1552.html" ] }, { "id": "anisipi-water-discovery-route", "name": "Anisipi", "venue": "anisipi", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "Design, technical design, music, sound, lighting, scenography, and large-scale pre-rendered content for four immersive stations (Pikogan teepee video projection, the Amos municipal well light/sound/projection route, an interactive Refuge Pageau ecosystem experience, and a floating-LED-screen lakeside show), developed collaboratively with the Abitibiwinni First Nation (Pikogan).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "lighting design", "sound design" ], "summary": "Anisipi, a four-station water-themed immersive tourist route co-created by the town of Amos and the Abitibiwinni First Nation (Pikogan) with design and production by Moment Factory, opened in the Amos-Harricana territory of Québec in summer 2022.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/anisipi", "https://anisipi.com/en/tickets/", "https://abitibi-temiscamingue.org/en/anisipi-a-tribute-to-water/" ] }, { "id": "anne-arundel-community-college-wayfinding", "name": "Anne Arundel Community College Wayfinding", "venue": "anne-arundel-community-college", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Ashton Design overhauled the campus-wide wayfinding and signage system at Anne Arundel Community College's 230-acre Arnold, Maryland campus, completed in 2018.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/anne-arundel-community-college" ] }, { "id": "annenberg-petspace-core-exhibits", "name": "Annenberg PetSpace", "venue": "annenberg-petspace", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "storyline-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media producer, per BBI Engineering's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Touchscreen kiosks, 70-inch touchscreens in adoption rooms, an interactive entrance video wall, and live feeds from grooming/therapy rooms\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen interactives", "video wall" ], "summary": "Annenberg PetSpace, a pet adoption, education, and leadership facility in Playa Vista, California, opened in 2018, with exhibit design by Storyline Studio, media production by Belle & Wissell, and AV integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/annenberg-petspace/" ] }, { "id": "antietam-national-battlefield-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "antietam-national-battlefield-visitor-center", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-design-minds", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "page-southerland-page", "role": "architecture", "note": "Building systems and accessibility rehabilitation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "National Association for Interpretation Media Awards — 2nd Place, Interpreting Difficult Topics", "year": 2024, "source": "https://www.interpnet.com/" } ], "summary": "Antietam National Battlefield's visitor center reopened with new exhibits September 2023; exhibit design by The Design Minds, building rehabilitation by PAGE (Page Southerland Page).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dcnewsnow.com/", "https://www.interpnet.com/" ] }, { "id": "antonin-dvoraks-birthhouse-museum-core", "name": "Antonín Dvořák's Birthhouse Museum Core Exhibits", "venue": "antonin-dvoraks-birthhouse-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Berlin office; project led by Tim Ventimiglia, concept design by Jona Piehl", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "wright-and-wright-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "capacity-expo", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "Antonín Dvořák's Birthhouse Museum, in the historic tavern/granary/barn compound where the composer was born in Nelahozeves, Czech Republic, opened September 8, 2025, with exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates and architecture by Wright & Wright Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/ralph-appelbaum-associates-dvorak-birthhouse-museum/" ] }, { "id": "anu-museum-of-the-jewish-people-renewal", "name": "ANU — Museum of the Jewish People Renewal", "venue": "anu-museum-of-the-jewish-people", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Content development, experience design, strategic planning", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Creative Award — Platinum, Experiential and Immersive Design", "year": 2022, "source": "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/anu/" } ], "summary": "The renewal of ANU — Museum of the Jewish People (formerly Beit Hatfutsot) in Tel Aviv, Israel, reopened March 2021, with content development, experience design, and strategic planning by Gallagher & Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/anu/" ] }, { "id": "aquarium-of-niagara-great-lakes-360", "name": "Great Lakes 360", "venue": "aquarium-of-niagara", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 1,000-square-foot suite of interactive Great Lakes ecology exhibits at the Aquarium of Niagara in Niagara Falls, New York, completed in 2024 by Taylor Studios, covering fishing, turtles, wetlands, lamprey, and sturgeon.\n", "description": "The installation combines physical and digital components in a multi-modal approach to learning intended to serve a diverse visitor population.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/great-lakes-360/" ] }, { "id": "aquarium-of-the-pacific-pacific-visions", "name": "Pacific Visions", "venue": "aquarium-of-the-pacific", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "ehdd", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ehdd", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bowman-change", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "edwards-technologies", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "k2-design-and-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive theater", "interactive exhibits" ], "summary": "Pacific Visions, a $53 million, 29,000-square-foot wing of the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, California, opened May 24, 2019, with architecture and exhibit design by EHDD.\n", "description": "The wing includes an immersive theater experience exploring human-driven environmental change and a series of interactive gallery exhibits on climate, food, and energy choices.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.ehdd.com/work/aquarium-of-the-pacific-pacific-visions/", "https://www.aquariumofpacific.org/pacificvisions" ] }, { "id": "area15-shogyo-mujo", "name": "Shogyo Mujo", "venue": "area15", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "bartkresa-studio", "role": "media-design", "note": "Projection-mapping design and installation on the 12-foot 3D-printed skull sculpture by artist Joshua Harker (individual); music-synchronized animation library", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "3D-printed sculpture" ], "summary": "Shogyo Mujo, a projection-mapped 12-foot skull sculpture by BARTKRESA studio and artist Joshua Harker, was installed at AREA15 in Las Vegas, Nevada in 2020 as a permanent artwork and remains on display.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/theme-park/in-depth/shogyo-mujo-bart-kresa-area15/", "https://area15.com/art-exhibitions/", "https://eu.connect.panasonic.com/gb/en/case-studies/bartkresa-studio-safely-installs-shogyo-mujo-sculpture-amid-social-distancing" ] }, { "id": "arkansas-museum-of-fine-arts-core", "name": "Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts", "venue": "arkansas-museum-of-fine-arts", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-gang", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "polk-stanley-wilcox-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Associate architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "scape", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "licht-kunst-licht", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts, a 133,000 sq ft renovation and expansion in Little Rock, reopened April 22, 2023; design architecture by Studio Gang with Polk Stanley Wilcox as associate architect, landscape architecture by SCAPE, lighting design by Licht Kunst Licht.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/999858", "https://www.dezeen.com/", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/" ] }, { "id": "arlington-isd-cvpa-building", "name": "Dr. Marcelo Cavazos Center for Visual and Performing Arts", "venue": "arlington-isd-cvpa", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "hks", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Dr. Marcelo Cavazos Center for Visual and Performing Arts, a 1,200-seat concert hall and 450-seat theater in Arlington, Texas built for Arlington ISD's Arts IB curriculum, opened in fall 2020 designed by HKS; the venue also hosts professional touring performances and community events open to the public.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.aisd.net/center-for-visual-and-performing-arts/venue/about/", "https://www.hksinc.com/what-we-do/projects/arlington-isd-center-for-visual-and-performing-arts/" ] }, { "id": "art-complex-museum-founders-room", "name": "The Founders Room", "venue": "art-complex-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "media program" ], "summary": "The Founders Room, a 2022 conversion of a library into an interpretive gallery at the Art Complex Museum in Duxbury, Massachusetts, presents the museum's collection history and the founding Weyerhaeuser family, with exhibit design by Proun Design, media by Northern Light Productions, and fabrication by Mystic Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/the-founders-room" ] }, { "id": "art-gallery-of-nsw-naala-badu-building", "name": "Naala Badu (Sydney Modern Project)", "venue": "art-gallery-of-new-south-wales-naala-badu", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "sanaa", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arup", "role": "acoustics", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "arup", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Naala Badu, the Art Gallery of New South Wales' Sydney Modern expansion in Sydney, Australia, opened December 2022; architecture is by SANAA, with Arup providing acoustics and lighting design among its broader engineering scope, including converting a decommissioned WWII oil tank into \"The Tank\" contemporary art space.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.arup.com/projects/sydney-modern-project" ] }, { "id": "art-institute-of-chicago-journeymaker", "name": "JourneyMaker: Personalized Art Museum Adventure", "venue": "art-institute-of-chicago", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Touch-table interactive, environmental graphics, companion web app, furniture design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "leviathan", "role": "content-production", "note": "Documentation videography/motion design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "JourneyMaker, a personalized touch-table and web tour-builder in the Ryan Learning Center at the Art Institute of Chicago, opened in 2016, designed by Belle & Wissell.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/journeymaker/" ] }, { "id": "art-institute-of-chicago-van-goghs-bedrooms", "name": "Van Gogh's Bedrooms", "venue": "art-institute-of-chicago", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "Projection-mapped recreation of Van Gogh's bedroom at Arles, with interactive touchscreens for close study of brushwork and conservation findings.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "touchscreen interactives" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "Van Gogh's Bedrooms, a temporary exhibition uniting Vincent van Gogh's three bedroom paintings for the first time, ran at the Art Institute of Chicago from February to May 2016, featuring a projection-mapped installation and interactive media by Bluecadet.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/van-gogh", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/bluecadet-immerses-art-institute-of-chicago-visitors-in-vincent-van-goghs-thoughts-artistry-and-bedroom-300222120.html", "https://www.artic.edu/exhibitions/1865/van-gogh-s-bedrooms" ] }, { "id": "art-museums-of-colonial-williamsburg-promoting-america-map-explorer", "name": "Promoting America: Maps of the Colonies and the New Republic — Map Explorer", "venue": "art-museums-of-colonial-williamsburg", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "note": "Pan-and-zoom digital map and print explorer with curator-added annotations, connected to Colonial Williamsburg's museum-wide CMS", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen table", "Unity" ], "summary": "A digital map-and-print explorer accompanying \"Promoting America: Maps of the Colonies and the New Republic,\" a temporary exhibition that ran October 17, 2020 through March 27, 2022 at the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg in Williamsburg, Virginia, was designed and developed by Ideum.\n", "description": "The interactive lets visitors pan and zoom historical maps and prints from the colonial and early-Republic periods, exploring curator-added points-of-interest. Ideum's Inline open-frame touch displays were housed in custom period-styled tables built by Colonial Williamsburg's own museum design and operations group.\n", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/portfolio/colonial-williamsburg-historic-maps-touch-table", "https://enfilade18thc.com/2020/10/10/exhibition-promoting-america-maps-of-the-colonies-and-the-new-republic/" ] }, { "id": "art-omi-sensory-journey", "name": "Sensory Journey", "venue": "art-omi", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Sensory Journey, a gathering pavilion and multi-sensory installation at Art Omi's Sculpture & Architecture Park, opened in Ghent, New York in 2021, designed by Studio Joseph with fabrication by Southside Design + Build.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/sensory-journey" ] }, { "id": "art-windsor-essex-2001-building", "name": "Art Gallery of Windsor Building", "venue": "art-windsor-essex", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2001, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "moffat-kinoshita-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Joint venture; firm later absorbed into Cannon Design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Art Gallery of Windsor's current building (now Art Windsor-Essex), Windsor, ON, opened 2001; architecture by a Reich+Petch/Moffat Kinoshita Architects joint venture.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://artwindsoressex.ca/", "https://www.canadianinteriors.com/", "https://www.canadianarchitect.com/" ] }, { "id": "art-windsor-essex-flowing-forces", "name": "Flowing Forces", "venue": "art-windsor-essex", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "Multimedia gallery installation combining projection mapping, AI-assisted content, mobile-device interactivity, and reactive audio, letting visitors use personal phones to reveal thematic connections between the collection's Canadian paintings. Second collaboration between Moment Factory and the gallery, following an earlier project, \"Against the Current\" (not independently sourced; not recorded).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "mobile interactivity", "AI-assisted content" ], "summary": "Flowing Forces, a multimedia installation reinterpreting the permanent collection through mobile-based interactivity, designed by Moment Factory, opened at Art Windsor-Essex in Windsor, Ontario, in 2023.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/flowing-forces", "https://artwindsoressex.ca" ] }, { "id": "artcourt-installation", "name": "ArtCourt", "venue": "artcourt", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "love-and-rockets", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ecological-design-group", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "graham-edwards-art", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "hand-painted murals" ], "summary": "ArtCourt, an adaptive reuse of a derelict 1940s garage into an art-themed community basketball court and gathering space on Dickson Street in Fayetteville, Arkansas, opened in 2022; environmental graphics and concept design by Love and Rockets, architecture and civil engineering by Ecological Design Group, and murals by Graham Edwards Art, funded by the Tyson Family Foundation.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.commarts.com/project/37013/artcourt", "https://www.ecologicaldg.com/works/art-court", "https://fayettevilleflyer.com/2022/08/11/art-court-the-art-themed-basketball-court-on-dickson-street-to-open-next-week/" ] }, { "id": "arte-museum-las-vegas-eternal-nature", "name": "Eternal Nature", "venue": "arte-museum-las-vegas", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "d-strict", "role": "media-design", "note": "Seoul, South Korea-headquartered originator of the Eternal Nature immersive media-art concept.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "avi-spl", "role": "av-integration", "note": "XTG team recreated the exhibit using US-available AV technology; 80+ projectors, custom Q-SYS Core610-based audio control.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "platforms": [ "q-sys" ], "summary": "\"Eternal Nature,\" the inaugural immersive media-art exhibit of ARTE MUSEUM Las Vegas at 63 CityCenter on the Las Vegas Strip, opened November 29, 2023; the exhibit concept originates with Seoul-based d'strict, with AV integration and Q-SYS audio-control design by AVI-SPL's Experience Technology Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://avispl.com/xtg/our-work/arte-museum/", "https://lasvegasmagazine.com/entertainment/2025/feb/17/arte-museum-las-vegas-63-citycenter-attractions/", "https://lasvegas.artemuseum.com/" ] }, { "id": "arthur-m-blank-hospital-donor-recognition", "name": "Donor Recognition & Environmental Graphics", "venue": "arthur-m-blank-hospital", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Donor-recognition LED walls and environmental graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "Patient-experience media", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "esa", "role": "architecture", "note": "(below 3-project threshold)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED walls" ], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations designed donor-recognition LED walls, environmental graphics, and patient-experience media at Arthur M. Blank Hospital in Brookhaven, Georgia, completed in 2025, alongside architecture firm ESa.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "arthur-m-blank-hospital-imaginary-worlds", "name": "Imaginary Worlds", "venue": "arthur-m-blank-hospital", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "note": "Responsive, biophilic digital media environment for the main lobby", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "responsive media" ], "summary": "Imaginary Worlds, a responsive biophilic media installation in the lobby of the new Arthur M. Blank Hospital in Brookhaven, Georgia, opened with the 446-bed Children's Healthcare of Atlanta hospital on September 29, 2024; media design by Local Projects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/institutional-hospital-university-college/imaginary-worlds-for-arthur-m-blank-hospital/", "https://www.choa.org/about-us/newsroom/childrens-healthcare-of-atlanta-arthur-m-blank-hospital-is-open" ] }, { "id": "ascend-amphitheater-core", "name": "Ascend Amphitheater", "venue": "ascend-amphitheater", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "hodgetts-and-fung", "role": "architecture", "note": "design architect (principals Craig Hodgetts, FAIA, and Hsinming Fung, AIA)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "smith-gee-studio", "role": "architecture", "note": "architect of record / interior architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hawkins-partners", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "lead consultant, authored the West Riverfront Master Plan", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "stage lighting and rigging infrastructure design, audience seating and sightline design, production lighting systems design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Ascend Amphitheater, an outdoor concert amphitheater seating roughly 6,500-6,800 in Nashville's Metro Riverfront Park on the Cumberland River, opened July 30, 2015, designed by Hodgetts + Fung (design architect) with Smith Gee Studio (architect of record) and landscape architecture by Hawkins Partners; Schuler Shook designed the stage lighting, rigging, and audience seating.\n", "description": "Built on the site of the former Nashville Thermal Transfer Plant as part of an 11-acre riverfront park redevelopment, Ascend Amphitheater was the first outdoor amphitheater in the US to achieve LEED Gold. The design team's roof form draws on the shape of a Gretsch guitar amplifier. Acoustic consulting was by Jaffe Holden (per Schuler Shook's own project credit) and structural engineering by EMC Structural Engineers — not credited here as engineering is outside this index's role vocabulary. Commonwealth Development Group provided owner's-representative planning, design, and construction oversight. The project cost roughly $50 million.\n", "sources": [ "https://schulershook.com/projects/ascend-amphitheater", "https://smithgeestudio.com/portfolio-item/ascend-amphitheater/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ascend_Amphitheater", "https://www.designboom.com/architecture/ascend-amphitheater-hodgetts-fung-nashville-tennessee-03-16-2016/", "https://gibsonlandscape.com/project-perspectives-nashvilles-riverfront-park/" ] }, { "id": "asia-society-hong-kong-center-building", "name": "Asia Society Hong Kong Center", "venue": "asia-society-hong-kong-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "tod-williams-billie-tsien-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "agc-design", "role": "architecture", "note": "Associate architect (core and shell)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Asia Society Hong Kong Center, adapting a former explosives magazine compound into a museum and cultural center in Admiralty, Hong Kong, opened 2012, designed by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects with associate architect AGC Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://twbta.com/work/international/" ] }, { "id": "aspire-center-gateway-through-time", "name": "Gateway Through Time", "venue": "aspire-center-for-workforce-innovation", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "lamar-johnson-collaborative", "role": "architecture", "note": "Building architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "borderless-studio", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Architecture, content collection, and curation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design direction and design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "navillus-woodworks", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Gateway Through Time, a permanent exhibition tracing 125 years of the history of the former Robert Emmet Elementary School through its conversion into the Aspire Center for Workforce Innovation, opened in Austin, Texas on Juneteenth 2025 (June 19, 2025), with exhibition design by Span Studio.\n", "description": "A modular, ascending timeline of archival images and community voices spanning the building's three eras — education, closure, and rebirth — developed with Austin Coming Together and Westside Health Authority.\n", "sources": [ "https://span.studio/projects/aspire-center-resilience-and-reinvention-exhibition" ] }, { "id": "asrc-cuny-illuminationspace", "name": "IlluminationSpace", "venue": "asrc-cuny-graduate-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication of custom exhibit elements, AV/lighting/graphics installation, acoustical panels", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "liberty-science-center", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "flad-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive design, per Chicago Scenic Studios' own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-worldwide", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "4-wall", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "possibly \"4Wall Entertainment,\" a lighting equipment company — unconfirmed.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive projection wall", "touchscreen games", "motion-sensing interactives" ], "summary": "IlluminationSpace, an 800 sq ft interactive science exploration space at the Advanced Science Research Center of the CUNY Graduate Center in New York, opened December 2018; exhibit design by Liberty Science Center and Peter Hyde Design, architecture by Flad Architects, lighting design by Available Light, and fabrication by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "Features interactive motion and touchscreen games, an interactive projection wall, and researcher conversations across five interconnected science areas: nanoscience, photonics, structural biology, neuroscience, and environmental sciences.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/advanced-science-research-center-city-university-nyc" ] }, { "id": "asrt-museum-and-archives-core", "name": "ASRT Museum and Archives", "venue": "asrt-museum-and-archives", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "19 media pieces incl. 'Art of the Image' six-screen video and 4K touchtables", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "andrew-merriell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pacific-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "4K touchtable", "multi-screen video" ], "summary": "The ASRT Museum and Archives, the American Society of Radiologic Technologists' headquarters museum in Albuquerque, New Mexico, opened in 2015; RLMG designed 19 interactive and video media pieces, with exhibit design by Andrew Merriell and fabrication by Pacific Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/asrt-museum-and-archives" ] }, { "id": "asurion-global-headquarters-core", "name": "Asurion Global Headquarters", "venue": "asurion-global-headquarters", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "hastings-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "big-visual-group", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "3D printing" ], "summary": "Asurion's Global Headquarters at the Gulch Hub, Nashville, TN, opened 2021; architecture by Hastings Architecture, graphics and wayfinding by Studio Matthews, fabrication by Big Visual Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://core77designawards.com/", "https://www.hastingsarchitecture.com/" ] }, { "id": "athens-olympic-museum-ancient-olympia-common-grounds", "name": "Ancient Olympia: Common Grounds", "venue": "athens-olympic-museum", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "a-da", "role": "media-design", "note": "Commissioning immersive agency, with Microsoft as technology partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "glowbox", "role": "media-design", "note": "Experience strategy, technical direction, HoloLens 2 software development, systems design, and on-site installation.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "invisible-thread", "role": "content-production", "note": "Content and VFX", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "HoloLens 2 mixed reality", "photogrammetric 3D reconstruction" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "\"Ancient Olympia: Common Grounds,\" a mixed-reality exhibition digitally restoring the ancient site of Olympia, opened at the Athens Olympic Museum in Athens, Greece in October 2021 and ran there through October 2023 before traveling; produced by immersive agency A_DA with Microsoft and the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sport, with experience strategy, HoloLens software development, and systems design by Glowbox, content and VFX by Invisible Thread, and 3D reconstruction by Iconem.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.glowbox.io/work/olympia/", "https://news.microsoft.com/source/2021/11/10/hellenic-ministry-of-culture-and-sport-and-microsoft-partner-to-digitally-preserve-ancient-site-of-olympia/", "https://adsofbrands.net/en/news/a_da-joins-microsoft-to-bring-the-ancient-site-of-the-olympic-games-to-life/2664" ] }, { "id": "athens-photo-project-a-thousand-words", "name": "Athens Photo Project: A Thousand Words", "venue": "athens-city-parking-garage", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "exhibit-3-fabrications", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "robin-imaging", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Printing", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A permanent outdoor photography installation on the exterior of the Athens City Parking Garage in Athens, Ohio, opened October 27, 2018, displaying rotating Athens Photo Project artist work; exhibit design by Hilferty & Associates, fabrication/installation by Exhibit 3 Fabrications and Robin Imaging.\n", "description": "A partnership between the City of Athens and Athens Photo Project, realized as an outcome of the city's 2014 \"Essence of Athens\" public-art plan. Content (photographs) rotates on a biennial basis; the physical site and installation are permanent.\n", "sources": [ "https://athensphotoproject.org/", "https://www.hilferty.com/project-details" ] }, { "id": "atlanta-history-center-cyclorama", "name": "Cyclorama: The Big Picture", "venue": "atlanta-history-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "shibui-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "\"Rotunda Film\" — a 12-minute projected show across 125 ft of the restored Cyclorama painting, using five projectors; won a 2020 AAM MUSE Award (Video, Film, Animation & Live Media, bronze)\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cei", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Communications and Entertainment, Inc.; A/V design-build", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "malone-design", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Malone Design/Fabrication; exhibit fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "avyve", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Exhibit fabrication and A/V integration", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "building-four-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Cyclorama diorama fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dca-architects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Cyclorama diorama design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "diorama" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Video, Film, Animation & Live Media (Bronze), for Cortina Productions' \"Rotunda Film\"", "year": 2020, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-recognition/2020-muse-award-winners/" } ], "summary": "Cyclorama: The Big Picture opened February 22, 2019 at the Atlanta History Center in Atlanta, housing the restored 1886 \"Battle of Atlanta\" cyclorama painting in a new custom-built rotunda; exhibit design by Shibui Design, A/V design-build by CEI, and diorama and exhibit fabrication by Building Four Fabrication, Malone Design/Fabrication, and Avyve. Cortina Productions' companion \"Rotunda Film,\" projected onto the painting itself, won a 2020 AAM MUSE Award.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/cyclorama-the-big-picture-rotunda-film/", "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/atlanta-history-center/", "https://www.atlantahistorycenter.com/exhibitions/cyclorama/", "https://roughdraftatlanta.com/2019/02/21/battle-of-atlanta-cyclorama-painting-returns-to-view-with-big-picture-on-civil-war/", "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-recognition/2020-muse-award-winners/" ] }, { "id": "atlas9-experience-design", "name": "Atlas9 Experience Design", "venue": "atlas9", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Experience design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Including 3D printing", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "Immersive technology", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "perspective-architecture-and-design", "role": "architecture", "note": "(below 3-project threshold)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "infinity-sign-systems", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive media", "3D printing" ], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations designed and fabricated the immersive-technology experience at Atlas9 in Kansas City, Kansas, completed in 2025, using 3D printing, with architecture by Perspective Architecture + Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "att-adworks-media-lab-installation", "name": "AT&T AdWorks Media Lab", "venue": "att-adworks-media-lab", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "av-c", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "av-c", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Experience design lead; AV&C joined ESI in designing the systems and interactive software, then integrated the technology during implementation alongside additional collaborators The Mill and MC2.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "cross-screen media demo systems", "addressable-TV targeting demo" ], "summary": "The AT&T AdWorks Media Lab, a 3,000 sq ft client-facing \"sales experience lab\" on the 5th floor of 1 Rockefeller Plaza in New York, opened in 2017 with AV systems by AV&C so AT&T could demo cross-screen and addressable-TV advertising targeting to visiting advertisers and partners.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.av-controls.com/att-adworks-lab/", "https://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/299790/atts-adworks-unveils-media-lab-touts-cross-scre.html", "https://about.att.com/story/att_adworks_unveils_new_state_of_the_art_media_lab.html" ] }, { "id": "att-discovery-district-hq-lobby", "name": "AT&T Headquarters Lobby", "venue": "att-discovery-district", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Complete audio, video, control systems and ICT systems", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "core-creative-labs", "role": "content-production", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED columns", "video wall" ], "summary": "A distinct LED-column-and-video-wall installation in the lobby of AT&T's Dallas headquarters, part of the AT&T Discovery District complex, opened 2021, designed by Gensler with AV/ICT integration by Electrosonic and content by Core Creative Labs.\n", "description": "Distinct from the venue's separately recorded Globe sculpture and Media Wall & LED Trellis installations.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/hq-lobby-at-att-discovery-district", "https://snadisplays.com/projects/att-discovery-district-headquarters-lobby/", "https://magazine.texasarchitects.org/2021/07/01/dallas-att-discovery-district-mixes-media-and-walkable-urbanism/" ] }, { "id": "att-discovery-district-media-wall-trellis", "name": "AT&T Discovery District Media Wall & LED Trellis", "venue": "att-discovery-district", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "Content and control systems for a 104-foot, 6K media wall and a two-story, ~5,800-linear-foot LED trellis; distinct from The Globe sculpture at the same venue", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Audio, video, control systems, and ICT systems", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "large-format media wall", "LED trellis" ], "summary": "A 104-foot, 6K media wall and a two-story, ~5,800-linear-foot LED trellis at AT&T Discovery District in downtown Dallas, completed in 2021 with content and control systems by Moment Factory, distinct from The Globe sculpture at the same venue credited to other firms.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/att-discovery-district", "https://www.installation-international.com/technology/displays-signage/ndi-collaborates-with-moment-factory-to-transform-atts-corporate-headquarters-into-an-av-infused-cultural-destination", "https://snadisplays.com/projects/att-discovery-district-media-wall/" ] }, { "id": "att-discovery-district-the-globe", "name": "The Globe: Interactive Installation at AT&T Discovery District", "venue": "att-discovery-district", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "note": "Master architecture and design of the AT&T Discovery District, of which The Globe is a centerpiece.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "float4", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive content and real-time show control, triggered by lidar sensors. .", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "made-music-studio", "role": "content-production", "note": "Custom generative audio composition that swells and grows more complex as more visitors enter. .", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Complete audio, video, control, and ICT systems design and integration.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED", "lidar sensors", "generative audio", "real-time show control" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment", "interactive-installation", "real-time" ], "summary": "The Globe, a 30-foot-tall walk-through interactive sculpture with over 300,000 LEDs, opened in 2021 as the centerpiece of the AT&T Discovery District in downtown Dallas; architecture by Gensler, interactive content by Float4, audio by Made Music Studio, and AV/ICT systems integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "Visitors walking through The Globe's 15 steel ribs trigger lidar sensors that reshape a generative light and sound show in real time, responding to visitor speed, movement, and the number of people present; the piece is inspired by the AT&T logo.\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/the-globe-interactive-installation-at-att-discovery-district/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/the-globe-at-att-discovery-district", "https://www.float4.com/en/projects/the-globe-interactive-installation-at-att-discovery-district/", "https://www.gensler.com/projects/att-discovery-district", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2023%20IA%20Shortlist.pdf" ] }, { "id": "att-stadium-building", "name": "AT&T Stadium", "venue": "att-stadium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "hks", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "Mitsubishi Electric center-hung videoboard" ], "summary": "AT&T Stadium, the 80,000-seat home of the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington, Texas, opened May 27, 2009, designed by HKS with lead architect Bryan Trubey; at completion its twin center-hung video screens, manufactured by Mitsubishi Electric, were the largest high-definition displays in the world.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AT%26T_Stadium", "https://www.hksinc.com/what-we-do/projects/att-stadium/" ] }, { "id": "auburn-university-museum-theropod-dinosaur-egg", "name": "Theropod Dinosaur Egg Exhibit", "venue": "auburn-university-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "southern-custom-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A fossil theropod dinosaur egg display at the Auburn University Museum of Natural History, Auburn, Alabama, installed circa 2020; built by Southern Custom Exhibits, per the museum's own site.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://aumnh.auburn.edu/visit_the_museum/aumnh-exhibits/" ] }, { "id": "audible-innovation-cathedral-installation-media", "name": "Innovation Cathedral Installation Media", "venue": "audible-innovation-cathedral", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "isg-productions", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Teamed with Pentagram and batwin + robin on the installation media; specific role division not stated in public sources. .\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Teamed with ISG Productions and batwin + robin; specific role division not stated in public sources", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "content-production", "note": "Installation media telling the company's founding, history, and future", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "installation media" ], "summary": "The Innovation Cathedral, Audible's renovated 80,000 sq ft former church headquarters in downtown Newark, New Jersey, opened in 2019 with public community tours; batwin + robin, working with ISG Productions and Pentagram, created installation media telling the company's founding, history, and future.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.batwinandrobin.com/projects/audible/", "https://www.audible.com/about/newsroom/innovation-cathedral-opening-marks-audible-next-chapter-in-newark", "https://www.audible.com/about/newsroom/audible-newark-audible-launches-innovation-cathedral-community-tours" ] }, { "id": "audubon-aquarium-and-insectarium-wow-wall", "name": "WOW! Interactive Projection Wall", "venue": "audubon-aquarium", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "eskew-dumez-ripple", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "2,500 sq ft shared lobby media package for the combined Aquarium/Insectarium, including the 264 sq ft motion-reactive WOW! Interactive Projection Wall (butterfly and lightning-bug imagery), a large-scale lobby film, and a monarch-migration interactive wall.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Exhibit and architectural lighting for the new and existing exhibit spaces, new lobby, retail and special events spaces, and the building exterior and site lighting within Woldenberg Park — the full Aquarium/Insectarium renovation's lighting scope, not just the WOW! Wall sub-exhibit.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion-reactive projection", "interactive projection wall" ], "summary": "The WOW! Interactive Projection Wall, a motion-reactive media installation in the shared lobby of the redesigned Audubon Aquarium and Insectarium in New Orleans, opened June 8, 2023, with media design and production by Cortina Productions, exhibit design by CambridgeSeven, architecture by Eskew Dumez Ripple, and fabrication and AV integration by 1220 Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/redesigned-audubon-insectarium-and-aquarium-reopens/", "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/audubon-nature-institute-butterfly-garden-insectarium/", "https://www.eskewdumezripple.com/audubon-institute-aquarium-and-insectarium.html", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2024%20IA%20Shortlist1.pdf" ] }, { "id": "audubon-aquarium-and-insectarium", "name": "Audubon Aquarium and Insectarium", "venue": "audubon-aquarium", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "eskew-dumez-ripple", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive video wall", "proximity-activated surround sound", "living green walls" ], "summary": "The Audubon Aquarium and Insectarium reopened in 2023 in New Orleans, combining the Audubon Aquarium of the Americas with a relocated 27,000 sq ft Butterfly Garden and Insectarium under one roof; architecture and exhibit design by Eskew Dumez Ripple and CambridgeSeven.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/audubon-nature-institute-butterfly-garden-insectarium/", "https://amazingarchitecture.com/aquarium/eskewdumezripple-and-cambridgeseven-reveal-the-newly-expanded-and-transformed-audubon-aquarium-and-insectarium-in-new-orleans" ] }, { "id": "audubon-zoo-asian-elephant-exhibit", "name": "Asian Elephant Exhibit", "venue": "audubon-zoo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks" ], "summary": "The Asian Elephant Exhibit, a themed pavilion and habitat expansion for Audubon Zoo's Asian elephants, opened April 26, 2016 in New Orleans; Solomon Group provided thematic exhibit fabrication, scenic decor, and installation.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/asian-elephant-exhibit-audubon-zoo" ] }, { "id": "audubon-zoo-jaguar-jungle-nocturnal-house", "name": "Jaguar Jungle: Criaturas de la Noche Nocturnal House", "venue": "audubon-zoo", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "motion-triggered soundscape", "interactive projection mapping" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Criaturas de la Noche (Creatures of the Night), a nocturnal bat house expansion of the Maya-themed Jaguar Jungle exhibit, opened March 23, 2018 at Audubon Zoo in New Orleans; Solomon Group fabricated the exhibit's scenic environments and integrated its AV and interactive elements.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/jaguar-jungle-exhibit-audubon-zoo", "https://newsroom.audubonnatureinstitute.org/jaguar-jungle-expansion-featuring--nocturnal-bat-house-opens-friday/" ] }, { "id": "australian-museum-wayfinding-program", "name": "Australian Museum Wayfinding Program", "venue": "australian-museum", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "entro", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A visitor wayfinding program at the Australian Museum in Sydney, bridging the museum's heritage architecture with a contemporary addition using Blackbutt timber and repurposed heritage balustrades for signage, designed by Entro. Recognized in the World Design Awards 2021.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.thearchitecturecommunity.com/australian-museum-wayfinding-program-entro-world-design-awards-2021/" ] }, { "id": "autodesk-gallery-2-0", "name": "Autodesk Gallery 2.0", "venue": "autodesk-gallery", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "lundberg-design", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fuseproject", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ngx-interactive", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cinnabar", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV designer and integrator for both the presentation/conference spaces and the exhibits, incl. five Zoom rooms, an all-hands space with a 40-foot LED wall, and the mechanics and sensors for a sliding monitor wall interactive\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED video wall", "sliding monitor wall interactive", "mechanical/sensor interactives" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Autodesk Gallery 2.0, a renovation of Autodesk's public gallery and presentation space at its San Francisco headquarters, opened in 2021 with architecture by Lundberg Design, exhibit design by Fuse Project, Autodesk, and West Office Exhibition Design, media production by NGX Interactive, fabrication by Cinnabar, and AV integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/autodesk/" ] }, { "id": "autostadt-mobiglobe", "name": "MobiGlobe", "venue": "autostadt", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "hosoya-schaefer-architects", "role": "media-design", "note": "Concept, media, and production lead", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Co-credited collaborator, per Hosoya Schaefer's own account", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "henn-architekten", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Event Design Award — Silver", "year": 2007, "source": "https://hosoyaschaefer.com/projects/mobiglobe/" } ], "summary": "MobiGlobe, an interpretive installation in the Azzurro Pavilion at Volkswagen's Autostadt visitor attraction in Wolfsburg, Germany, opened 2006, a collaboration between Hosoya Schaefer Architects, Ralph Appelbaum Associates, and Henn Architekten.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://hosoyaschaefer.com/projects/mobiglobe/" ] }, { "id": "b-and-o-railroad-museum-seeking-freedom", "name": "Seeking Freedom", "venue": "b-and-o-railroad-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Three-sided immersive projection on escape from slavery via the railroad, plus interactive route-mapping database", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-design-minds", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "three-sided projection", "interactive database" ], "summary": "Seeking Freedom, an exhibition on the Underground Railroad at Mt. Clare Station within the B&O Railroad Museum in Baltimore, opened in 2022; RLMG designed the immersive media and interactive database, with exhibit design by The Design Minds.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/seeking-freedom" ] }, { "id": "bahrain-national-charter-monument-exhibit", "name": "Bahrain National Charter Monument — Permanent Exhibition", "venue": "bahrain-national-charter-monument", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Bahrain National Charter Monument, Manama, commissioned by the Royal Court of Bahrain, completed its permanent exhibition in 2010; design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/bahrain-national-charter-monument" ] }, { "id": "baker-library-art-of-american-advertising", "name": "The Art of American Advertising, 1865-1910", "venue": "hbs-baker-library", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "wb-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"The Art of American Advertising, 1865-1910,\" an exhibition of trade cards, catalogs, and posters from Baker Library's historic collections exploring the rise of mass-market advertising during the Gilded Age, was on view at Baker Library, Harvard Business School, through May 2014, with exhibit design by Proun Design and fabrication by WB Inc.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.library.hbs.edu/hc/artadv/", "https://www.proundesign.com/hospitals-universities/the-art-of-american-advertising" ] }, { "id": "baker-library-chronicle-of-the-china-trade", "name": "A Chronicle of the China Trade: The Records of Augustine Heard & Co., 1840-1877", "venue": "hbs-baker-library", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "wb-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"A Chronicle of the China Trade,\" an exhibition on the Boston trading house Augustine Heard & Co.'s 19th-century China trade records, was on view at Baker Library, Harvard Business School, in 2012, with exhibit design by Proun Design, fabrication by WB Inc., and media production by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "The exhibit drew on Baker Library's Augustine Heard & Co. archive (800 volumes, 272 boxes, and 103 cartons) documenting the company's China trade in tea, silk, and porcelain from 1840 to 1877, complemented by artifacts on loan from Hong Kong and Shanghai.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.harvardmagazine.com/2012/08/the-china-trade", "https://www.library.hbs.edu/hc/heard/", "https://www.proundesign.com/hospitals-universities/a-chronicle-of-the-china-trade" ] }, { "id": "baker-library-history-of-polaroid", "name": "At the Intersection of Science and Art: Edwin H. Land and the Polaroid Corporation, The Formative Years", "venue": "hbs-baker-library", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "wb-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"At the Intersection of Science and Art: Edwin H. Land and the Polaroid Corporation, The Formative Years,\" the first exhibit in a planned trilogy on Polaroid's history, opened at Baker Library, Harvard Business School, Boston, Massachusetts, in 2017, with exhibit design by Proun Design, fabrication by WB Inc., and media production by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "The exhibit chronicles Edwin Land's early years developing polarizing filter products, including military goggles and sunglasses, before he went on to invent the Polaroid instant camera, drawing on Baker Library's roughly 1.5-million-item Polaroid Corporation archive.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.library.hbs.edu/hc/polaroid/", "https://www.hbs.edu/news/releases/Pages/polaroid-edwin-land.aspx", "https://www.proundesign.com/hospitals-universities/history-of-polaroid" ] }, { "id": "baker-library-lehman-brothers-a-history", "name": "Lehman Brothers: A History, 1850-2008", "venue": "hbs-baker-library", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "wb-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Lehman Brothers: A History, 1850-2008,\" an exhibition tracing the investment bank's rise and 2008 collapse through Harvard Business School's Lehman Brothers Collection, was on view in Baker Library's north lobby, Boston, Massachusetts, through July 2019, with exhibit design by Proun Design, fabrication by WB Inc., and media production by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "Drawing on records Lehman Brothers donated to Baker Library in 2002 and 2008 (including over 1,200 deal books from 1925-1991), the exhibit traces the firm's evolution from an Alabama general store through its growth into a major investment bank and its 2008 collapse amid the subprime mortgage crisis.\n", "sources": [ "https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2019/02/baker-library-exhibition-provides-peek-into-u-s-business-development-through-lehman-brothers-history/", "https://www.library.hbs.edu/special-collections-and-archives/exhibits/lehman", "https://www.proundesign.com/hospitals-universities/lehman-brothers%3A-a-history" ] }, { "id": "baker-library-polaroid-concept-to-product", "name": "From Concept to Product: Meroë Morse and Polaroid's Culture of Art and Innovation, 1945-1969", "venue": "hbs-baker-library", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "wb-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"From Concept to Product: Meroë Morse and Polaroid's Culture of Art and Innovation, 1945-1969,\" an exhibition drawing on the Polaroid Corporation Collection, opened in Baker Library's north lobby at Harvard Business School in 2024, with exhibit design by Proun Design, fabrication by WB Inc., and media production by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "The exhibition, curated by Melissa Banta, celebrates Meroë Morse, an art history graduate of Smith College who became a key contributor to the development of Polaroid's instant black-and-white photography, working closely with founder Edwin Land and consultant Ansel Adams.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.library.hbs.edu/special-collections-and-archives/exhibits/polaroid-from-concept-to-product", "https://www.hbs.edu/news/releases/Pages/from-concept-to-product-exhibit.aspx", "https://www.bostonglobe.com/2024/10/10/arts/polaroid-harvard-business-school-show-edwin-land/", "https://www.proundesign.com/hospitals-universities/polaroid%3A-from-concept-to-product--" ] }, { "id": "baker-library-railroad-revolution", "name": "The Railroad Revolution", "venue": "hbs-baker-library", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "wb-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Railroad Revolution, an exhibition on how 19th-century American railroad expansion transformed commerce and shaped modern corporate business practices, was on view at Baker Library, Harvard Business School, from July 2011 through March 2012, with exhibit design by Proun Design and fabrication by WB Inc.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/hospitals-universities/the-railroad--revolution" ] }, { "id": "baker-library-us-steel-industrial-photography", "name": "Photography and Corporate Public Relations: The Case of U.S. Steel, 1930-1960", "venue": "hbs-baker-library", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "wb-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Photography and Corporate Public Relations: The Case of U.S. Steel, 1930-1960,\" an exhibition on U.S. Steel's use of commissioned photography as a public-relations tool, opened in Baker Library's north lobby at Harvard Business School, Boston, Massachusetts, in November 2019, with exhibit design by Proun Design, fabrication by WB Inc., and media production by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "Drawing on roughly 1,200 photographs by more than twenty-five photographers, the exhibit examines how U.S. Steel used photography of its plants, workers, and manufacturing processes from the Great Depression through the postwar boom to shape public opinion about the company's size, labor practices, and profits.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.hbs.edu/news/releases/Pages/us-steel-corporation-baker-library-special-collections.aspx", "https://www.library.hbs.edu/special-collections-and-archives/exhibits/us-steel", "https://www.proundesign.com/hospitals-universities/u.s.-steel%3A-industrial-photography" ] }, { "id": "baker-river-club-house-visitor-center-core", "name": "Baker River Club House Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "baker-river-club-house-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lehrman-cameron-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Visitor-center exhibits at the Baker River Club House / Lower Baker Dam in Concrete, Washington, opened in 2021, with fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.pse.com", "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "ballard-food-bank-brand-and-wayfinding", "name": "Ballard Food Bank", "venue": "ballard-food-bank", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "graham-baba-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northwest-sign-and-design", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "supergraphics", "donor recognition wall" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Communication Arts Design Competition — Award of Excellence, Environmental / Politics-Social Issues", "year": 2022, "source": "https://www.commarts.com/project/34513/ballard-food-bank-a-hub-for-hope" } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews developed a new brand and environmental graphics for the Ballard Food Bank's expanded facility in Seattle, completed in 2021, including a donor recognition wall made from button pins, with architecture by Graham Baba Architects.\n", "description": "Won a 2022 Communication Arts Design Award (Environmental / Politics-Social Issues category), published as \"Ballard Food Bank: A Hub for Hope.\"\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/ballard-food-bank/", "https://www.commarts.com/project/34513/ballard-food-bank-a-hub-for-hope" ] }, { "id": "ballpark-village-stl-cardinals-hall-of-fame-and-museum", "name": "St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame and Museum", "venue": "ballpark-village-stl", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "master-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "touch-screen interactives", "custom LED lighting (stitch-pattern light bars)" ], "summary": "The St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame and Museum, an approximately 8,000-square-foot museum on the second floor of Ballpark Village in St. Louis, Missouri, opened April 7, 2014; architecture, master planning, and exhibit design by PGAV Destinations.\n", "description": "The museum covers more than 120 years of St. Louis Cardinals history across seven galleries, including a Hall of Fame gallery with touchscreen interactives, a recreation of Sportsman's Park, a Championship Gallery marking the team's 11 World Series titles, and \"Cardinals Nation,\" a fan-engagement gallery. It opened as part of the first phase of the Ballpark Village mixed-use development across from Busch Stadium.\n", "sources": [ "https://pgavdestinations.com/news/st-louis-cardinals-hall-of-fame-and-museum-now-open/", "https://pgavdestinations.com/news/cardinals-hall-of-fame-museum-rises-in-downtown-st-louis/", "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/pgav-destinations-designs-the-st-louis-cardinals-hall-of-fame-and-museum/" ] }, { "id": "baltimore-museum-of-art-signage", "name": "Baltimore Museum of Art Signage", "venue": "baltimore-museum-of-art", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-communications-ltd", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabricated the interior, exterior, banner, and donor graphics C&G Partners designed.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphics", "donor recognition signage" ], "summary": "Baltimore Museum of Art Signage, an interior, exterior, banner, and donor graphics program for the Baltimore Museum of Art's centennial renovation, was designed by C&G Partners and unveiled with the November 2014 reopening of the museum's historic Merrick Entrance and ceremonial steps, closed for nearly 30 years.\n", "description": "The wayfinding program uses cropped photographic \"glimpses\" of works from the collection and sculpture gardens to guide visitors to notable galleries such as the Cone Collection, integrating new signage with both the historic John Russell Pope building and the museum's contemporary wings.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/baltimore-museum-of-art-signs-and-wayfinding/", "https://news.artnet.com/art-world/baltimore-museum-of-art-reopens-main-entrance-after-over-30-years-48027" ] }, { "id": "baltimore-museum-of-art-the-culture", "name": "The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century", "venue": "baltimore-museum-of-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "smithgroup", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design director Dayton Schroeter", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century,\" a traveling exhibition co-organized with the Saint Louis Art Museum, debuted at the Baltimore Museum of Art April–July 16, 2023; gallery and exhibition design by SmithGroup.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.thebanner.com/culture/arts/hip-hop-culture-baltimore-museum-of-art-" ] }, { "id": "baltimore-museum-of-industry-40-years-40-stories", "name": "40 Years / 40 Stories", "venue": "baltimore-museum-of-industry", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "40 Years / 40 Stories, a temporary exhibition celebrating the Maryland Lottery's 40th anniversary through archived artifacts and interpretive graphics, opened at the Baltimore Museum of Industry in 2013, designed by Ashton Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/maryland-lottery-40-years-40-stories" ] }, { "id": "baltimore-museum-of-industry-campus-wayfinding", "name": "Baltimore Museum of Industry Campus Wayfinding", "venue": "baltimore-museum-of-industry", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Ashton Design created historically-informed exterior signage, wayfinding, and banner installations across the Baltimore Museum of Industry's five-acre campus in 2019, distinct from the museum's individual gallery exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/baltimore-museum-of-industry" ] }, { "id": "baltimore-museum-of-industry-collective-action", "name": "Collective Action", "venue": "baltimore-museum-of-industry", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Logo, exhibition design, interpretive graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2024, "source": "https://ashton-design.com/work/collective-action" } ], "summary": "Collective Action, a temporary exhibition on Baltimore's history of labor activism told through artifacts and interpretive graphics, opened at the Baltimore Museum of Industry in 2023, designed by Ashton Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/collective-action" ] }, { "id": "baltimore-museum-of-industry-food-for-thought", "name": "Food for Thought", "venue": "baltimore-museum-of-industry", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pm-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "duo-signage-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Food for Thought, a temporary exhibition honoring Baltimore City Public Schools food-service workers, opened at the Baltimore Museum of Industry in Baltimore, Maryland, in February 2023; it was designed by Ashton Design with fabrication by P&M Exhibits and DUO Signage + Graphics.\n", "description": "The exhibition combined photojournalist portraits by J.M. Giordano with audio interviews produced by Aaron Henkin, documenting the workers who prepare and distribute over 88,000 meals a day to food-insecure students. Working within a limited budget, the design team repurposed surplus school cafeteria furniture and used an \"Educational Bauhaus\" graphic style throughout the gallery. It received a 2024 SEGD Global Design Award (Merit, Exhibition).\n", "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award, Exhibition", "year": 2024, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/food-for-thought/" } ], "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/food-for-thought/", "https://www.thebmi.org/exhibits/food-for-thought/", "https://ashton-design.com/work/food-for-thought", "https://baltimorefishbowl.com/stories/food-for-thought-exhibition-to-open-at-baltimore-museum-of-industry-next-month/" ] }, { "id": "baltimore-visitor-center-environmental-graphics", "name": "Baltimore Visitor Center Environmental Graphics", "venue": "baltimore-visitor-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "ayers-saint-gross", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Custom moveable literature displays/exhibits and illuminated signage", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A 2016 environmental graphics and interior-exhibits project for the Baltimore Visitor Center for Visit Baltimore, designed by Ayers Saint Gross, adding custom moveable literature displays and illuminated wayfinding signage to let the space flex for events.\n", "description": "Ayers Saint Gross designed custom, moveable literature displays/exhibits that stow away for events, plus illuminated signage for the information desk and restrooms. Won an ENR MidAtlantic Best of the Best (Small Project Under $10M) award.\n", "sources": [ "https://ayerssaintgross.com/work/project/baltimore-visitor-center-environmental-graphics/" ] }, { "id": "bampfa-core", "name": "Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive", "venue": "bampfa", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ehdd", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hargreaves-associates", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "phd-a-design-office", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "boyce-nemec-designs", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-dachs-associates", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theater consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA), an adaptive reuse of a 1939 UC printing plant with a new steel \"Cipher\" addition, opened January 2016 in Berkeley, California; architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with EHDD.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/berkeley-art-museum-and-pacific-film-archive", "https://www.archdaily.com/779090" ] }, { "id": "banff-gondola-summit-experience", "name": "Summit Experience", "venue": "banff-gondola", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "Immersive technology and interactive touchscreens", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreens" ], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations designed immersive technology and interactive touchscreens for the Summit Experience at the Banff Gondola in Banff, Alberta, Canada, completed in 2024, with AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "barclays-center-street-to-seat-media", "name": "Barclays Center \"Street to Seat\" Media Experience", "venue": "barclays-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "shop-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Barclays Center arena design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Integrated 'street to seat' media strategy, including the 360-degree oculus in the public plaza", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED oculus display", "integrated arena media system" ], "summary": "Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, opened in September 2012 with architecture by SHoP Architects and an integrated \"street to seat\" media system by ESI Design, including a 360-degree LED \"oculus\" display in the arena's public plaza.\n", "description": "ESI Design's media strategy for Barclays Center, home to the Brooklyn Nets and New York Liberty, spans from the public plaza's oculus display through interior and in-bowl displays; ESI has continued as Barclays' media design partner since 2012.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/7549-barclays-center", "https://esi.nbbj.com/work/barclays-hq-media-experience", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barclays_Center" ] }, { "id": "barclays-hq-times-square-media-refresh", "name": "Barclays HQ Media Experience", "venue": "barclays-745-seventh-avenue", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "7,046 sq ft of exterior LED signage showing brand content and live data visualizations", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "exterior LED signage", "live data visualization" ], "summary": "Barclays' investment-banking headquarters at 745 Seventh Avenue in New York refreshed its Times Square-facing LED signage in 2019 with media design by ESI Design, replacing what had been the oldest LED display in Times Square with 7,046 sq ft of brand content and live data visualizations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://esi.nbbj.com/work/barclays-hq-media-experience", "https://www.sixteen-nine.net/2019/05/03/from-oldest-to-newest-barclays-refreshes-massive-led-facade-in-ny-times-square/" ] }, { "id": "bard-graduate-center-agents-of-faith", "name": "Agents of Faith: Votive Objects in Time and Place", "venue": "bard-graduate-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Agents of Faith: Votive Objects in Time and Place, an exhibition of more than 300 votive objects curated by Ittai Weinryb, was on view at the Bard Graduate Center Gallery in New York from September 14, 2018 through January 6, 2019, with fabrication by South Side Design & Building.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.southsidedb.com/portfolio-1/agents-of-faith", "https://www.bgc.bard.edu/exhibitions/exhibitions/81/agents-of-faith", "https://www.artsy.net/show/bard-graduate-center-gallery-agents-of-faith-votive-objects-in-time-and-place/info" ] }, { "id": "bard-graduate-center-conserving-active-matter", "name": "Conserving Active Matter", "venue": "bard-graduate-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Conserving Active Matter, an exhibition examining conservation of ephemeral and living materials, part of the Cultures of Conservation initiative supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, was on view at the Bard Graduate Center Gallery in New York from February 25 through July 10, 2022, with fabrication by South Side Design & Building.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.southsidedb.com/portfolio-1/conserving-active-matter", "https://www.bgc.bard.edu/exhibitions/exhibitions/115/conserving-active-matter" ] }, { "id": "bard-graduate-center-eileen-gray", "name": "Eileen Gray", "venue": "bard-graduate-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Eileen Gray, a retrospective of designer and architect Eileen Gray organized by the Centre Pompidou, Paris, in collaboration with the Bard Graduate Center and curated by Cloe Pitiot, was on view at the Bard Graduate Center Gallery in New York in 2020, with fabrication by South Side Design & Building.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.southsidedb.com/portfolio-1/new-portfolio-item-5", "https://www.bgc.bard.edu/exhibitions/exhibitions/107/eileen-gray", "https://www.dezeen.com/2020/03/10/eileen-gray-exhibition-bard-graduate-center-new-york-city/" ] }, { "id": "bard-graduate-center-jewelers-bench", "name": "A View from the Jeweler's Bench: Ancient Treasures, Contemporary Statements", "venue": "bard-graduate-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A View from the Jeweler's Bench: Ancient Treasures, Contemporary Statements, an exhibition of ancient and contemporary jewelry, was on view at the Bard Graduate Center Gallery in New York from February 14 through July 7, 2019, with fabrication by South Side Design & Building.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.southsidedb.com/portfolio-1/a-view-from-jewelers-bench", "https://www.bgc.bard.edu/gallery/exhibitions/91/a-view-from-the-jewelers" ] }, { "id": "bard-graduate-center-majolica-mania", "name": "Majolica Mania: Transatlantic Pottery in England and the United States, 1850-1915", "venue": "bard-graduate-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Majolica Mania: Transatlantic Pottery in England and the United States, 1850-1915, curated by Earl Martin and Laura Microulis, opened at the Bard Graduate Center Gallery in New York in 2021, with fabrication by South Side Design & Building.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.southsidedb.com/portfolio-1/majolica-mania", "https://www.bgc.bard.edu/exhibitions/exhibitions/100/majolica-mania", "https://decorativeartstrust.org/majolica-mania-post/" ] }, { "id": "bard-graduate-center-shaped-by-the-loom", "name": "Shaped by the Loom: Weaving Worlds in the American Southwest", "venue": "bard-graduate-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "graphics production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "soundscape", "interactive storytelling" ], "summary": "\"Shaped by the Loom: Weaving Worlds in the American Southwest,\" a Focus Project exhibition of historic and contemporary Navajo (Diné) weaving curated by Hadley Jensen, was on view at the Bard Graduate Center Gallery in New York from February 17 through July 9, 2023.\n", "description": "The exhibition paired historic Navajo textiles from the American Museum of Natural History with contemporary works by Diné weavers including Barbara Teller Ornelas and Lynda Teller Pete, organized around six themes (homeland and cosmology, ecology, dyeing and coloring, techniques and technologies, design elements, and value and exchange) and featured a commissioned soundscape by Navajo composer Connor Chee alongside artist interviews and interactive storytelling.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.bgc.bard.edu/exhibitions/exhibitions/117/shaped-by-the-loom", "https://exhibitions.bgc.bard.edu/shapedbytheloom/", "https://decorativeartstrust.org/shaped-by-the-loom-post/", "https://www.fullpointgraphics.com/work/shaped-by-the-loom" ] }, { "id": "bard-graduate-center-threads-of-power", "name": "Threads of Power: Lace from the Textilmuseum St. Gallen", "venue": "bard-graduate-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "graphics production (cut vinyl, stencils, large format printing)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Threads of Power: Lace from the Textilmuseum St. Gallen, an exhibition of approximately 175 examples of lace co-curated by Michele Majer, Emma Cormack, and Ilona Kos, was on view at the Bard Graduate Center Gallery in New York from September 16, 2022 through January 1, 2023, with fabrication by South Side Design & Building.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.southsidedb.com/portfolio-1/threads-of-power", "https://www.bgc.bard.edu/exhibitions/exhibitions/133/threads-of-power", "https://etn-net.org/berichte/threads-of-powerbard-graduate-center-gallery-new-york-usa16-09-2022-01-01-2023.html", "https://www.fullpointgraphics.com/work/threads-of-power" ] }, { "id": "barnard-college-milstein-center-signage", "name": "Milstein Center Architectural Graphics", "venue": "barnard-college", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "note": "building architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphics", "wayfinding signage", "donor recognition wall" ], "summary": "The Cheryl and Philip Milstein Center for Teaching and Learning at Barnard College in New York City opened September 2018 with wayfinding, identification, and donor-recognition signage designed by C&G Partners, for a building designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.\n", "description": "C&G Partners designed wayfinding, identification, and donor signage for the 128,000-square-foot Milstein Center, using a \"fragmenting and framing\" concept in black-framed directional signs with Barnard-blue accents, gender-inclusive restroom symbols, and a donor wall of blue panels arranged to form the Barnard College seal.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/framing-narrative-signage-wayfinding-program/", "https://barnard.edu/news/barnard-college-celebrates-grand-opening-milstein-center", "https://www.columbiaspectator.com/news/2018/09/05/milstein-center-opens-at-barnard-after-3-years-of-construction/" ] }, { "id": "barnes-foundation-core", "name": "The Barnes Foundation", "venue": "barnes-foundation", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "tod-williams-billie-tsien-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ballinger", "role": "architecture", "note": "Associate architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "olin-partnership", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "IES Illumination Award of Merit", "year": 2013, "source": "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/the-barnes-foundation/" } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Barnes Foundation's new building in Philadelphia, designed by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects with Ballinger, opened 2012; lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/the-barnes-foundation/" ] }, { "id": "barona-cultural-center-our-way-of-knowing", "name": "Nya'waap Illyuw Uuchyuwp — Our Way of Knowing", "venue": "barona-cultural-center-and-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "winikur-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Film production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive theater" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AASLH Award of Excellence", "year": 2022, "source": "https://www.kpbs.org/" } ], "summary": "\"Nya'waap Illyuw Uuchyuwp — Our Way of Knowing,\" a permanent immersive-theater exhibit with an integrated film component at the Barona Cultural Center & Museum, Lakeside, CA, opened 2022; exhibit design, text, graphics, and themed environments by Split Rock Studios, film co-production by Winikur Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.kpbs.org/" ] }, { "id": "battersea-power-station-lift-109", "name": "Lift 109", "venue": "battersea-power-station", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Lead designer of the exhibition content within the lift experience", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "squint-opera", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "glass-enclosed chimney lift" ], "recognition": [], "summary": "Lift 109, a glass-enclosed lift experience rising through one of Battersea Power Station's original chimneys in London, UK, opened November 2022, with exhibition content designed by Ralph Appelbaum Associates and media design by Squint/Opera.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dezeen.com/2022/11/19/glass-lift-109-viewpoint-battersea-power-station-chimney/", "https://www.bdonline.co.uk/news/in-pictures-ralph-appelbaum-associates-unveils-lift-109-experience-at-battersea-power-station/5121222.article" ] }, { "id": "battle-born-hall-nevada-state-capitol", "name": "Battle Born Hall at the Nevada State Capitol", "venue": "nevada-state-capitol", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "aldrichpears-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Battle Born Hall, a renovated exhibit space in the Nevada State Capitol in Carson City featuring four state-shaped freestanding exhibit stations, opened in October 2018, designed by AldrichPears Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://aldrichpears.com/project/battleborn/", "https://mynews4.com/news/local/revamped-battle-born-hall-museum-exhibit-unveiled-in-carson-city" ] }, { "id": "battleship-missouri-memorial-pathway-to-peace", "name": "Pathway to Peace: USS Missouri's World War II Experience", "venue": "battleship-missouri-memorial", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "note": "Custom software including an eight-veteran oral-history interview station", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "fabrication", "note": "CNC-routed and metal-worked custom cabinets designed to be hand-carried through the ship's hatches without drilling into historic steel", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen kiosk", "projection", "oral history video interviews" ], "summary": "Pathway to Peace: USS Missouri's World War II Experience, a permanent exhibit aboard the historic Battleship Missouri Memorial (BB-63) at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, was unveiled September 2, 2025, on the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, designed, fabricated, and built by Ideum.\n", "description": "The exhibit charts the Missouri's history from construction through its Pacific War service and the September 2, 1945 Japanese surrender ceremony aboard the ship, using large-scale archival-film projection, interpretive graphics, and custom fabricated cabinets fitted to the ship's bulkheads. A dedicated oral history station features eight video interviews with surviving WWII veterans, with a Naval-ID-card interface letting visitors select a veteran and navigate through recorded interview questions.\n", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/portfolio/pathway-to-peace-uss-missouris-world-war-ii-experience", "https://ideum.com/news/ideum-reflects-on-2024" ] }, { "id": "bay-area-discovery-museum-renovation", "name": "Bay Area Discovery Museum Campus Renewal", "venue": "bay-area-discovery-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "surfacedesign", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Gumnut Grove climbing structures", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pacific-studio", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Interior exhibits", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Olson Kundig led a campus-wide master plan and renovation of the Bay Area Discovery Museum, a children's museum in Sausalito, California, completed in 2021, adding STE(A)M-based learning exhibits including a Tot Spot infant/toddler area and a Try It Studio with digital fabrication tools.\n", "description": "Landscape architects Surfacedesign collaborated with Olson Kundig on the Gumnut Grove outdoor climbing area, inspired by the seedpods of eucalyptus trees.\n", "sources": [ "https://olsonkundig.com/projects/bay-area-discovery-museum/" ] }, { "id": "bay-park-sarasota-installations", "name": "Portal and Coral", "venue": "bay-park-sarasota", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "agency-landscape-and-planning", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Overall Bay Park master plan", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "tuned percussion elements" ], "summary": "Portal (a curved swing bench framing views of Sarasota Bay) and Coral (a set of tuned, drum-like coral-inspired sculptures), two interactive installations at The Bay Park in Sarasota, FL, opened October 2022, designed and fabricated by The Urban Conga for The Bay Conservancy.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/the-bay", "https://www.asla.org/2024awards/9743.html" ] }, { "id": "baylor-hurd-welcome-center-columns", "name": "Mark and Paula Hurd Welcome Center", "venue": "baylor-hurd-welcome-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "populous", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "LED and specialty projection systems for four 96-foot interactive columns", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "xibitz", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "LED", "specialty projection", "interactive kiosks" ], "summary": "The Mark and Paula Hurd Welcome Center, a 120,000 sq ft welcome center at Baylor University in Waco, Texas, was dedicated September 8, 2023; Populous designed the building, RLMG contributed media design, and Electrosonic integrated the LED and projection systems for its four themed interactive columns.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www2.baylor.edu/baylorproud/2023/08/hurd-welcome-center-now-open-as-baylors-front-door-to-campus/", "https://populous.com/showcases/mark-and-paula-hurd-welcome-center", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/baylor-university-hurd-welcome-center", "https://www.rlmg.com/work/hurd-welcome-center" ] }, { "id": "bayou-greenways-park-wayfinding", "name": "Bayou Greenways Park Placemaking and Wayfinding", "venue": "bayou-greenways-park", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "minor-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": ". Etched concrete bayou map, gateway wayfinding signage, and laser-cut steel poetry typography for the capstone park of the Bayou Greenways 2020 system.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "laser-cut steel typography", "etched concrete relief map" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award", "year": 2022, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/bayou-greenways-park/" } ], "summary": "Bayou Greenways Park, a capstone park along White Oak Bayou marking the completion of Houston's citywide Bayou Greenways 2020 trail system, opened in Houston, Texas in June 2022 with placemaking and wayfinding design by Minor Design for the Houston Parks Board.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/bayou-greenways-park/", "https://houstonparksboard.org/initiatives/bayou-greenways/" ] }, { "id": "bb-king-museum-never-ending-tour", "name": "The Never-Ending Tour", "venue": "bb-king-museum", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "video theater" ], "summary": "The Never-Ending Tour, a 4,800-square-foot expansion covering the final decade of B.B. King's life and career, opened in 2021 at the B.B. King Museum and Delta Interpretive Center in Indianola, Mississippi; Solomon Group fabricated the exhibit and its memorial-garden lighting.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/b-b-king-museum-the-never-ending-tour", "https://mississippitoday.org/2021/06/05/bb-king-museum-new-exhibits/" ] }, { "id": "bc-place-lighting", "name": "BC Place Lighting", "venue": "bc-place", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-m-kling", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "David Ghatan / C.M. Kling; primary lighting designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Controls infrastructure and programming under C.M. Kling's direction", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Lighting for BC Place stadium in Vancouver, British Columbia, completed 2011, with primary lighting design by C.M. Kling and controls/programming by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/8" ] }, { "id": "beacon-childrens-hospital-nature-play-therapy-atrium", "name": "Nature Play & Therapy Atrium", "venue": "beacon-childrens-hospital", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "touch and sound quizzes", "natural percussion instruments" ], "summary": "The Nature Play & Therapy Atrium, a 2,845 sq ft nature-themed play and physical-therapy space at Beacon Children's Hospital in South Bend, Indiana, opened with the hospital in 2017; exhibit design by Peter Hyde Design.\n", "description": "A large-scale oak tree sculpture, scope stations to find animals, touch and sound quizzes, and natural percussion instruments fill the main floor; a treehouse and related activities continue on the balcony, giving pediatric patients and their families a nature-themed space to play, spend time together, and undergo physical therapy.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.peterhydedesign.com/projects/beacon-childrens-hospital-nature-play-therapy-atrium/", "https://www.wndu.com/content/news/Beacon-Childrens-Hospital-to-celebrate-grand-opening-Wednesday-421122893.html" ] }, { "id": "beaty-biodiversity-museum-core-exhibit-lighting", "name": "Beaty Biodiversity Museum Core Exhibit Lighting", "venue": "beaty-biodiversity-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Installed and commissioned the museum's exhibit lighting, including 784 fiber-optic luminaires, 139 LED case lights, and 50 LED track heads, across the museum's first lighting phase.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Beaty Biodiversity Museum, part of UBC's Biodiversity Research Centre in Vancouver, BC, opened in 2010 to house six research collections (herbarium, vertebrate, entomological, fish, marine invertebrate, and fossil); Eos Lightmedia installed and commissioned all museum exhibit lighting.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/7" ] }, { "id": "beaufort-history-museum-on-the-brink-of-revolution", "name": "Beaufort on the Brink of Revolution", "venue": "beaufort-history-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "monadnock-media", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media experience design and production, technical systems design and oversight, and immersive theater design for a 225 sq ft animated immersive theater", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive theater" ], "summary": "\"Beaufort on the Brink of Revolution,\" a 225 sq ft animated immersive theater at the Beaufort History Museum in Beaufort, South Carolina, produced by Monadnock Media and funded in part by a $125,000 SC American Revolution Sestercentennial Commission (SC250) grant, was on public display by the museum's April 11, 2026 Family Day.\n", "description": "The theater depicts the divisions between Patriots and Loyalists in Beaufort County in the years leading up to the American Revolution, tied to America's 250th-anniversary commemorations.\n", "sources": [ "https://monadnock.org/project/beaufort-history-museum", "https://yourislandnews.com/photos-beaufort-history-museum-family-day/" ] }, { "id": "begich-boggs-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "New Exhibits", "venue": "begich-boggs-visitor-center", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2001, "credits": [ { "firm": "sibbet-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "New exhibits installed at the Begich, Boggs Visitor Center in the Chugach National Forest near Girdwood, Alaska, in 2001; exhibit design by Sibbet Group, casework/fabrication by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fs.usda.gov/", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/" ] }, { "id": "beijing-city-library-core", "name": "Beijing City Library (Beijing Sub-Center Library)", "venue": "beijing-city-library", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ecadi", "role": "architecture", "note": "Local executive/collaborating architect.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Beijing's new sub-center library, won by Snøhetta via a 2018 international design competition and completed with local partner ECADI, opened to the public in December 2023.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.snohetta.com/projects/beijing-library", "https://www.archdaily.com/1024024/beijing-sub-center-library-snohetta", "https://www.designboom.com/architecture/snohetta-beijing-city-library-opens-public-sculpted-hills-valleys-02-26-2024/" ] }, { "id": "beinecke-rare-book-library-core", "name": "Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library", "venue": "beinecke-rare-book-library", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1963, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "note": "Gordon Bunshaft", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Yale University, New Haven, CT opened 1963; architecture by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (Gordon Bunshaft). Includes a permanent public exhibition hall (Gutenberg Bible, Audubon's \"Birds of America\").\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/", "https://www.docomomo-us.org/" ] }, { "id": "bel-air-village-entrance", "name": "Bel Air Village Entrance & Wayfinding", "venue": "bel-air-village", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "rsm-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "illuminated signage", "sculptural wayfinding" ], "summary": "RSM Design created an entrance landmark and wayfinding signage system, completed in 2025, for Bel Air Village, a 280-acre residential community in Sherman, Texas developed by American Communities, featuring monumental illuminated letter and pylon sculptures created in collaboration with artist Cyril Kongo.\n", "description": "The entrance sculptures use 12-foot-tall letterforms finished with street artist Cyril Kongo's vibrant pattern work, paired with illuminated pylon sculptures evoking sunrise and sunset, fabricated by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "sources": [ "https://rsmdesign.com/work/bel-air-village", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/Design25Shortlist3.pdf" ] }, { "id": "bell-museum-of-natural-history-exhibition", "name": "Bell Museum", "venue": "bell-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "archetype", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Signage fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive dioramas" ], "summary": "The Bell Museum, the University of Minnesota's natural history museum and planetarium, opened at a new 92,000-square-foot facility in Falcon Heights, Minnesota in July 2018, with exhibit design, content development, and wayfinding by Gallagher & Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://twin-cities.umn.edu/news-events/bell-museum-grand-opening-set-july-13-15-2018", "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/bell/" ] }, { "id": "bellevue-botanical-garden-visitor-center", "name": "Bellevue Botanical Garden Visitor Center", "venue": "bellevue-botanical-garden", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Olson Kundig designed the Bellevue Botanical Garden's LEED Gold-certified Visitor Center, an 8,500-square-foot building in Bellevue, Washington that opened June 14, 2014, alongside renovation of an existing garden house and new education and orientation spaces.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://olsonkundig.com/projects/bellevue-botanical-garden-visitor-center/", "https://bellevuewa.gov/city-news/celebrating-new-growth-garden" ] }, { "id": "beloit-college-powerhouse-conversion", "name": "Powerhouse Adaptive Reuse", "venue": "beloit-college-powerhouse", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-gang", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect; adaptive reuse of the 1908-1947 Blackhawk Generating Station plus new field house addition", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "angus-young-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "Associate architect (also multiple engineering disciplines)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dbhms", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Lighting consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Credited by Studio Gang as \"3st/Span\" (Span Studio was formerly Thirst); designed while at Thirst, per Span Studio's own site\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Winner, Spaces and Places", "year": 2021, "source": "https://www.fastcompany.com/90667020/spaces-and-places-innovation-by-design-2021" } ], "summary": "The Powerhouse, a 120,000-square-foot student wellness and recreation center at Beloit College in Beloit, Wisconsin, opened in 2020; Studio Gang converted the historic Blackhawk Generating Station (1908-1947) into the facility and added a new polycarbonate-clad field house.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiogang.com/projects/beloit-college-powerhouse/", "https://www.archdaily.com/957717/beloit-college-powerhouse-studio-gang", "https://www.dezeen.com/2020/11/16/powerhouse-beloit-college-student-union-studio-gang/", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/14859-beloit-college-powerhouse-by-studio-gang", "https://www.fastcompany.com/90667020/spaces-and-places-innovation-by-design-2021", "https://www.nps.gov/articles/000/beloit-powerhouse.htm" ] }, { "id": "benaroya-hall-octave-9", "name": "Octave 9", "venue": "benaroya-hall", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "note": "Generative visual engine design and engineering for the performance space, plus the Octave 9 Multiplex streetscape signage system. bwco.info dates its own scope to 2019, vs. this record's 2018 (Studio Matthews) — likely two build phases, not resolved.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "diversified", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed signage and identity elements for Octave 9, an experimental performance space at Benaroya Hall, home of the Seattle Symphony, opened 2018; Belle & Wissell designed the generative visual engine, with architecture by LMN Architects, AV integration by Diversified, and lighting design by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/octave-9/", "https://bwco.info/work/octave9/" ] }, { "id": "benaroya-hall-original-building", "name": "Benaroya Hall (original building)", "venue": "benaroya-hall", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1998, "credits": [ { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "wpa", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Independent sourcing confirms a WPA (Wesselman Pellecchia Associates) \"Benaroya Hall Construction Enclosure\" project in 1998, per an SEGD award listing; this may be a distinct temporary construction-fence graphics scope rather than permanent building signage — ambiguity not resolved.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The original Benaroya Hall building in Seattle, opened 1998; architecture by LMN Architects. Distinct from the 2018 Octave 9 addition already recorded separately.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.historylink.org/file/3531", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benaroya_Hall", "https://segd.org/benaroya-hall-construction-enclosure" ] }, { "id": "bengt-sjostrom-starlight-theatre-core", "name": "Bengt Sjostrom Starlight Theatre", "venue": "bengt-sjostrom-starlight-theatre", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2003, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-gang", "role": "architecture", "note": "As Studio Gang O'Donnell", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Bengt Sjostrom Starlight Theatre, an outdoor community theater with a retractable petal-shaped roof at Rock Valley College, Rockford, IL, opened 2003; architecture by Studio Gang (then Studio Gang O'Donnell).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bengt_Sjostrom_Starlight_Theatre", "https://www.archdaily.com/" ] }, { "id": "bering-land-bridge-heritage-center-core", "name": "Bering Land Bridge Heritage Center", "venue": "bering-land-bridge-heritage-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "tessellate", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "farthest-north-films", "role": "content-production", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bowen-technovation", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Credits for this project are sourced only from Bowen Technovation's own portfolio page; NPS and independent press coverage do not name design firms.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive language displays" ], "summary": "The Bering Land Bridge Heritage Center, a renovated National Park Service visitor/heritage center for Bering Land Bridge National Preserve, opened September 5-6, 2025 in Nome, Alaska, developed with the Sitnasuak Native Corporation and a Tribal Workgroup; exhibit design by Tessellate, media by Farthest North Films, fabrication by Split Rock Studios, AV integration by Bowen Technovation.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.nps.gov/bela/learn/news/grand-opening.htm", "https://knom.org/2025/09/10/ribbon-cutting-in-nome-marks-opening-of-bering-land-bridge-heritage-center/", "https://www.bowentechnovation.com/projects/bering-land-bridge-heritage-center/" ] }, { "id": "bernabeu-realmadrid-games", "name": "Realmadrid Games", "venue": "santiago-bernabeu-stadium", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive installation", "augmented reality" ], "summary": "A permanent interactive multimedia fan-experience attraction across two levels of Santiago Bernabéu Stadium's corridors in Madrid, Spain, designed by Moment Factory for Real Madrid C.F. and launched in 2025, combining projection, lighting, and a gamified mobile-app journey.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/realmadrid-games", "https://blooloop.com/moment-factory-real-madrid-games/", "https://www.stadia-magazine.com/fans/real-madrid-and-moment-factory-create-interactive-fan-experience-at-bernabeu.html" ] }, { "id": "betty-ford-alpine-gardens-education-center-core", "name": "Betty Ford Alpine Gardens Education Center", "venue": "betty-ford-alpine-gardens-education-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "zehren-and-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Betty Ford Alpine Gardens Education Center, Vail, CO, completed 2015; architecture by Zehren & Associates, per general contractor RA Nelson's own independent project page.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ranelson.com/betty-ford-alpine-gardens-education-center/" ] }, { "id": "beus-center-for-law-and-society-the-pulse", "name": "The Pulse", "venue": "beus-center-for-law-and-society", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "media-design", "note": "Location-aware communication platform, mobile app, and building-wide digital signage/wayfinding network", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "level3-av", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "location-aware mobile app", "dynamic digital wayfinding", "large-format media displays", "real-time data visualization" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "summary": "The Pulse, a building-wide digital communication and wayfinding platform for the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law's Beus Center for Law and Society, opened with the building in downtown Phoenix on August 15, 2016; architecture by Ennead Architects, platform and app development by Unified Field, and AV integration by Level3 AV.\n", "description": "The Pulse aggregates user-generated, live data to connect students, faculty, and guests throughout the six-story, 280,000-square-foot building, supporting wayfinding, alerts, group formation, event scheduling, space booking, and access to institutional knowledge across more than 30 displays, including a street-facing nano display and a media mesh in the building's breezeway.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.unifiedfield.com/projects/asu", "https://news.asu.edu/20160816-arizona-impact-center-law-and-society-stands-inclusion", "https://cfo.asu.edu/law-building", "https://level3av.com/?view=article&id=188:arizona-state-university-beus-center-for-law-society&catid=9" ] }, { "id": "beyond-king-tut-immersive-experience", "name": "Beyond King Tut: The Immersive Experience", "venue": "sowa-power-station", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "normal-studios", "role": "content-production", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "troublemakers", "role": "content-production", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "xl-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "immersive-experiences", "role": "master-planning", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "paquin-entertainment-group", "role": "master-planning", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping" ], "summary": "\"Beyond King Tut: The Immersive Experience,\" a touring projection-based exhibition on Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun, made its world debut at the SoWa Power Station in Boston, Massachusetts on July 8, 2022.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/beyond-king-tut/", "https://www.beyondkingtut.com" ] }, { "id": "bgc-sonia-delaunay-living-art", "name": "Sonia Delaunay: Living Art", "venue": "bard-graduate-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Graphics production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Sonia Delaunay: Living Art,\" a temporary exhibition at the Bard Graduate Center in New York, ran February 23-July 7, 2024; graphics production by Full Point Graphics.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bgc.bard.edu/exhibitions/exhibitions/139/sonia-delaunay-living-art", "https://fullpointgraphics.com/about" ] }, { "id": "bhs-dumbo-waterfront", "name": "Waterfront", "venue": "brooklyn-historical-society-dumbo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "content-production", "note": "Animated history video of the Brooklyn waterfront, per the firm's own site", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "potion-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Production firm on the exhibition's multisensory interactives, per archpaper.com", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "multisensory interactives (smell, touch, audio, video)" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Waterfront, a long-term exhibition on Brooklyn's waterfront history, opened January 20, 2018 at the Brooklyn Historical Society's DUMBO location inside Empire Stores in Brooklyn, New York, curated by Julie Golia and Katie Lasdow, with exhibition design by Pure+Applied and media production by batwin + robin and Potion.\n", "description": "The exhibition used operable drawers referencing the waterfront's historical storage function and incorporated multisensory elements (smell, touch, audio, video) documenting dockworkers and historical imports such as cochineal, jute, and saltpeter.\n", "sources": [ "https://untappedcities.com/2018/01/22/first-major-exhibition-about-brooklyns-coastline-opens-at-nycs-brooklyn-historical-society-dumbo/", "https://waterfrontalliance.org/2018/01/19/waterfront-at-brooklyn-historical-society-dumbo/", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/waterfront", "https://www.archpaper.com/2019/08/waterfront-brooklyn-coast-show/", "https://www.batwinandrobin.com/projects/brooklyn-historical-society/" ] }, { "id": "bibliotheca-alexandrina-core", "name": "Bibliotheca Alexandrina", "venue": "bibliotheca-alexandrina", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2002, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A reimagined Library of Alexandria in Alexandria, Egypt, designed by Snøhetta with Cairo-based Hamza Associates following a 1988 UNESCO international design competition, inaugurated October 16, 2002.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.snohetta.com/projects/bibliotheca-alexandrina", "https://www.archdaily.com/592824/ad-classics-bibliotheca-alexandrina-snohetta", "https://archeyes.com/bibliotheca-alexandrina-by-snohetta-a-symbol-of-knowledge/" ] }, { "id": "big-break-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Big Break Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "big-break-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Big Break Visitor Center at the Delta, opened by the East Bay Regional Park District in Oakley, California in October 2012, features living exhibits and scenic displays on the California Delta designed by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "Located within a wetland adjacent to one of the most pristine areas of the California Delta, the visitor center's exhibits explore the ecologic, economic, and scenic importance of the Delta's wetlands and the environmental challenges facing the region.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/east-bay-regional-park-district-visitor-center/", "https://www.ebparks.org/parks/visitor-centers/big-break" ] }, { "id": "billie-jean-king-main-library-core", "name": "Billie Jean King Main Library", "venue": "billie-jean-king-main-library", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Billie Jean King Main Library in Long Beach, CA opened 2019; architecture by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, part of the same Long Beach Civic Center Master Plan as the Long Beach Civic Center's Police/Fire Memorial.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/" ] }, { "id": "biltmore-estate-antler-hill-village", "name": "Antler Hill Village", "venue": "biltmore-estate", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "master-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Antler Hill Village, an $18.6 million pedestrian village at the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina, opened in 2010, physically and thematically joining Biltmore House and the Biltmore Winery with an exhibition space, village green, dining, shopping, an Outdoor Adventure Center, and an enhanced winery tour and tasting area; master planning, architecture, exhibit design, interpretive planning, and environmental graphics by PGAV Destinations.\n", "description": "PGAV Destinations' scope covered master planning, architectural design, exhibit design, interior design, interactive experience design, environmental and interpretive graphic design, interpretive writing, landscape design, brand development, and on-site construction administration and art direction. The project also included a historic barn, kitchen garden, and farmyard.\n", "sources": [ "https://pgavdestinations.com/project/antler-hill-village-biltmore-estate/", "https://pgavdestinations.com/portfolio/biltmores-antler-hill-village/", "https://www.asheville.com/news/antler0209.html" ] }, { "id": "biogen-headquarters-corporate-exhibits", "name": "Biogen Corporate Headquarters Exhibits", "venue": "biogen-headquarters", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics" ], "summary": "Biogen Idec opened permanent corporate exhibits at its Kendall Square headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts in February 2014, marking the company's return to Cambridge and celebrating its work in neurodegenerative, hematologic, and autoimmune treatments through a kinetic sculpture, interactive displays, and video interviews; exhibit design by Proun Design with fabrication by Mystic Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "The 2,000 sq ft exhibits include a kinetic sculpture simulating order from chaos, interactives on the company's drug therapies and history, and video interviews with people affected by its treatments.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/science/biogen-corporate-headquarters" ] }, { "id": "biomuseo-panama-celebrating-biodiversity", "name": "Celebrating Biodiversity", "venue": "biomuseo-panama", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "tellart", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kling-klang-klong", "role": "media-design", "note": "Sound design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "david-carroll-and-associates", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Technical and truss engineering", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "interactive media" ], "summary": "Celebrating Biodiversity, three permanent interactive galleries (\"Oceans Divided,\" \"The Living Web,\" \"Panama Is The Museum\") at the Frank Gehry-designed Biomuseo in Panama City, opened March 2019, exhibit design by Tellart.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.tellart.com/projects/celebrating-biodiversity-biomuseo/", "https://davidcarroll.com/visionary-solutions-brings-biodiversity-to-life-at-panamas-biomuseo/" ] }, { "id": "biomuseo-panama-original-galleries", "name": "Biomuseo Original Permanent Galleries", "venue": "biomuseo-panama", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "gehry-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bruce-mau-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Original exhibition concept design .", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lightswitch", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "immersive environment" ], "summary": "The original five permanent galleries of the Biomuseo — including the immersive \"Panamarama\" projection environment — in Frank Gehry's Biomuseo building in Panama City, Panama, opened October 2, 2014, with media design by Richard Lewis Media Group and AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/biomuseo", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/biomuseo", "https://museumsandheritage.com/advisor/posts/unique-biomuseo-tells-story-of-biodiversity-in-panama-with-design-and-tech/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biomuseo", "https://www.lightswitch.net/portfolio/architecture" ] }, { "id": "birmingham-civil-rights-institute-expanding-the-legacy", "name": "Expanding the Legacy", "venue": "birmingham-civil-rights-institute", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "southern-custom-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Expanding the Legacy,\" a refurbishment and new exhibit at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute in Birmingham, Alabama, opened 2009; exhibit design by Amaze Design, with fabrication by Southern Custom Exhibits, lighting design by Available Light, media design by Northern Light Productions, and graphic design by Proun.\n", "description": "The project refurbished portions of the original museum, which opened in 1992 and received the 2007 National Award for Museum Services, and added a new exhibit aimed at making the civil rights movement relevant to young visitors today.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/expanding-the-legacy-birmingham-civil-rights-institute", "https://www.birminghamtimes.com/2022/11/timeline-three-decades-of-bcri-milestones/" ] }, { "id": "bishop-museum-hawaiian-hall-renovation", "name": "Hawaiian Hall Renovation", "venue": "bishop-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Large-screen projection integration", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "large-screen projection" ], "summary": "A renovation of Hawaiian Hall at the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum in Honolulu, reopened August 2009 after a 2005-2009 project; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, fabrication and AV integration by Group Delphi.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/hawaiian-hall-bernice-pauahi-bishop-museum/", "https://web.archive.org/web/20211021050723/https://museums.groupdelphi.com/portfolio/the-bernice-pauahi-bishop-museum/" ] }, { "id": "blanton-museum-of-art-grounds-redesign", "name": "Blanton Museum of Art Grounds Redesign", "venue": "blanton-museum-of-art", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A roughly three-year, 200,000-square-foot transformation of the Blanton Museum of Art's entryways, central courtyard, and grounds at the University of Texas at Austin, completed in 2024, centered on twelve 40-foot petal-shaped shade canopies designed by Snøhetta as design architect and design landscape architect.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.snohetta.com/projects/blanton-museum-of-art-grounds-redesign", "https://www.archdaily.com/1018887/the-blanton-museum-of-art-snohetta", "https://www.designboom.com/architecture/snohetta-revised-landscaping-arched-petal-canopy-austin-blanton-museum-07-17-2024/" ] }, { "id": "bletchley-park-intelligence-factory", "name": "The Intelligence Factory", "venue": "bletchley-park", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Planning and design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ay-pe", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive/media design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Intelligence Factory, an exhibition in Block A at Bletchley Park, UK, opened April 2022, with planning and design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates and interactive/media design by Ay-Pe.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.bletchleypark.org.uk/event/the-intelligence-factory/" ] }, { "id": "blue-ridge-music-center-roots-of-american-music", "name": "The Roots of American Music", "venue": "blue-ridge-music-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive audio stations" ], "summary": "The Roots of American Music, a 5,000-square-foot exhibition at the Blue Ridge Music Center in Galax, Virginia, opened Memorial Day 2011; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, fabrication by Explus, developed with the National Park Service and the National Council for the Traditional Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.explusinc.com/blue-ridge-music-center.html", "https://www.nps.gov/blri/planyourvisit/blue-ridge-music-center.htm" ] }, { "id": "blue-ridge-parkway-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Blue Ridge Parkway Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "blue-ridge-parkway-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Blue Ridge Parkway Visitor Center at Milepost 384 near Asheville, North Carolina, opened in 2008 as the National Park Service's orientation and exhibit facility for the parkway; Hadley Exhibits fabricated the center's exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.nps.gov/blri/planyourvisit/blue-ridge-parkway-visitor-center.htm", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/nps-blue-ridge-parkway-visitor-center/" ] }, { "id": "bluegrass-music-hall-of-fame-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum", "venue": "bluegrass-music-hall-of-fame-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "film presentations", "immersive environments" ], "summary": "The Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum, a new $15 million, three-floor museum on the Ohio River in Owensboro, Kentucky, celebrated its grand opening October 18-20, 2018, with exhibition, graphic, and media design by HealyKohler Design.\n", "description": "The visitor journey begins at the Picking Parlor, an interactive space where guests can play stringed instruments, and progresses through recreated environments including a festival setting and a radio station, plus an oral-history section with firsthand accounts from musicians and fans.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/bluegrass-music-hall-of-fame-museum/", "https://visitowensboro.com/2018/09/bluegrass-museum-hall-of-fame-grand-opening/" ] }, { "id": "bmo-centre-calgary-expansion", "name": "BMO Centre Expansion", "venue": "bmo-centre-calgary", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "populous", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "stantec", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "IES International Award of Excellence", "year": 2024, "source": "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/328" } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "An expansion doubling Calgary's BMO Centre convention facility to over 1 million square feet, completed 2024; architecture by Populous and Stantec, lighting design by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/328" ] }, { "id": "bms-kinetic-chandelier", "name": "Bristol Myers Squibb Kinetic Chandelier", "venue": "bristol-myers-squibb-cambridge-crossing", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "rockwell-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Artistic design and interior architecture, as LAB at Rockwell Group", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tait", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Design, engineering, fabrication, and automation, incl. a new Kinesys 'Sculptor Winch' developed for the project", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "kinetic sculpture", "motion automation" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics" ], "summary": "A kinetic chandelier centerpiece for the lobby of Bristol Myers Squibb's Cambridge Crossing innovation-hub building in Cambridge, Massachusetts, completed in 2024, designed by LAB at Rockwell Group and engineered/fabricated by TAIT; the sculpture moves in response to patient-story soundwaves.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.taittowers.com/work/bristol-myers-squibb-kinetic-chandelier", "https://www.avinteractive.com/features/av-awards-2024-retail-project-of-the-year-bristol-myers-squibb-cambridge-crossing-laboratory-lab-at-rockwell-group-03-12-2024/" ] }, { "id": "bmw-zentrum-museum", "name": "BMW Zentrum", "venue": "bmw-zentrum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1997, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "BMW Zentrum, BMW's 25,000-square-foot North American automotive museum at BMW's manufacturing plant in Greer, SC, opened in 1997, exhibits designed by Thinc Design.\n", "description": "The exhibits are designed for flexible reconfiguration to accommodate changing vehicle displays, with curvilinear forms drawn from BMW's design tradition.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/bmw-zentrum" ] }, { "id": "bo-bartlett-center-core", "name": "The Bo Bartlett Center", "venue": "bo-bartlett-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Bo Bartlett Center, an adaptive reuse of a former textile warehouse into a gallery and archive space at Columbus State University, opened January 2018; architecture by Olson Kundig.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.architectmagazine.com/", "https://architizer.com/" ] }, { "id": "bob-dylan-center-tulsa", "name": "Bob Dylan Center", "venue": "bob-dylan-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "59-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive recording-studio installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "art-processors", "role": "media-design", "note": "Immersive, location-aware audio guide", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive recording-studio remix installation", "location-aware audio guide" ], "summary": "The Bob Dylan Center, a museum and archive in Tulsa, Oklahoma holding more than 100,000 items from the Bob Dylan Archive, opened May 10, 2022, with architecture and exhibit design by Olson Kundig inside an adaptively reused early-20th-century warehouse.\n", "description": "59 Productions designed an interactive recording-studio environment letting visitors remix layers of Dylan recordings, projected onto a three-dimensional model built in forced perspective. Art Processors developed the exhibit's immersive, location-aware interactive audio guide.\n", "sources": [ "https://olsonkundig.com/projects/bob-dylan-center/", "https://www.archdaily.com/982365/olson-kundig-transforms-abandoned-warehouse-into-a-bob-dylan-center-in-tulsa", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Dylan_Center" ] }, { "id": "bob-graham-center-civil-debate-wall", "name": "Civil Debate Wall", "venue": "bob-graham-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Synchronized media wall for collaborative public debate, funded by a Knight Foundation grant", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "zenith-systems", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "synchronized media wall" ], "summary": "The Civil Debate Wall, an interactive synchronized media installation for collaborative public debate at the University of Florida's Bob Graham Center for Public Service in Gainesville, was unveiled in January 2012 with Knight Foundation funding; exhibit design by Local Projects with AV integration by Zenith Systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/higher-ed/civil-debate-wall/", "https://knightfoundation.org/articles/wall-cutting-edge-tool-civil-debate/" ] }, { "id": "bob-hope-uso-lax-welcome-experience", "name": "Bob Hope USO Interactive Map and Welcome Experience", "venue": "bob-hope-uso-lax", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "An interactive welcome map and hometown-visualization installation for the Bob Hope USO's flagship center in LAX's Theme Building, serving over 100,000 service members annually, designed by Belle & Wissell, opened in 2019.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/bob_hope_uso/" ] }, { "id": "boise-art-museum-sign-language-labels", "name": "Sign Language Labels for \"Myths, Fables, and Fortunes\"", "venue": "boise-art-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "prime-access-consulting", "role": "accessibility-consulting", "note": "Established a community Deaf Access Working Group (DAWG) and developed ASL video interpretations of artwork labels (created in-house with Deaf sign talent) plus ASL-first visitor onboarding materials, staff coaching, and sustainable production workflows for \"Myths, Fables, and Fortunes: Our Place within the Landscape\" (November 2022 – August 2024).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "ASL video labels" ], "summary": "Boise Art Museum's \"Myths, Fables, and Fortunes: Our Place within the Landscape\" exhibition added Deaf-centered ASL video artwork labels, developed with Prime Access Consulting and a community Deaf Access Working Group; the initiative won the 2024 Award for Excellence from the Idaho Council for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://pac.bz/projects/sign-language-labels/", "https://boiseartmuseum.org/exhibition/myths-fables-fortunes-asl-intro/" ] }, { "id": "boise-watershed-core", "name": "The WaterShed", "venue": "boise-watershed", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive exhibits including Sustainable Boise, Snow Theater, and Pledge Wall", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "phaseshift", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Led the interpretive planning process for the 6,500 sq. ft. exhibit suite, including the six core themes and multi-step visitor journey.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Credited on the firm's own portfolio alongside Phaseshift's exhibit-design credit; scope split between the two firms is not independently documented.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion sensing", "interactive projection", "arcade-style controls" ], "summary": "The Boise WaterShed, an interactive exhibit suite on climate change and Idaho's water supply at the City of Boise's WaterShed education center, opened in 2025; Reich+Petch led interpretive planning and exhibit design, RLMG designed the interactive media, and Phaseshift also holds an exhibit-design credit.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/watershed", "https://designrp.com/projects/boise-watershed-exhibits/" ] }, { "id": "bombay-sapphire-botanical-room-refresh", "name": "Botanical Room Refresh", "venue": "bombay-sapphire-distillery", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "creative-technology", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "RFID", "digital signage" ], "summary": "The Botanical Room at the Bombay Sapphire Distillery visitor centre in Laverstoke, England, was refreshed in 2026 with a multi-sensory display system; Creative Technology led the redesign and installation of ten RFID-triggered portrait LCD displays telling the story of the gin's botanicals.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.avinteractive.com/territories-news/uki/ten-portrait-displays-tell-story-of-gin-brands-botanicals-21-04-2026/", "https://www.inavateonthenet.net/news/article/bombay-sapphire-updates-botanical-room-with-integrated-av-storytelling-system" ] }, { "id": "booker-t-washington-national-monument-visitor-center", "name": "Booker T. Washington Visitor Center", "venue": "booker-t-washington-national-monument", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibit graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "wondercabinet-interpretive-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive exhibits" ], "summary": "The Booker T. Washington Visitor Center, a permanent exhibition at Booker T. Washington National Monument in Hardy, Virginia, opened in 2013; exhibit design by Wondercabinet Interpretive Design with exhibit graphics by Proun Design and fabrication by Mystic Scenic Studios, focused on Washington's early life as an enslaved child on the site's tobacco plantation.\n", "description": "Illustrated graphic murals and interactive exhibits convey the hardships of enslavement and Washington's early life before his later achievements as an educator and orator.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/items/booker-t.-washington-visitor-center", "https://www.nps.gov/bowa/" ] }, { "id": "boone-pickens-stadium-legacy-experience", "name": "Boone Pickens Legacy Experience", "venue": "boone-pickens-stadium", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "media-design", "note": "Lead experience designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "southern-custom-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "avl-systems-design", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "augmented reality", "multi-screen video wall" ], "summary": "The Boone Pickens Legacy Experience, a 10,000 sq ft museum in the West End Zone of Boone Pickens Stadium at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, Oklahoma, opened to the public in June 2025; interactive experience design by Trivium Interactive, exhibit design by Amaze Design, fabrication by Southern Custom Exhibits, AV systems design by AVL Systems Design, and lighting design by Available Light.\n", "description": "The museum honors the life and philanthropy of T. Boone Pickens through interactive installations including a six-screen quote wall, a room of western art, coverage of the Pickens Plan renewable-energy initiative, archival-footage displays, and an augmented-reality exploration of his office bookshelf, alongside recreated settings from his life such as his childhood home and a replica of his 1955 Ford station wagon mobile office.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.triviuminteractive.com/project/the-boone-pickens-legacy-experience", "https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/new-attraction-boone-pickens-legacy-experience-plans-full-opening", "https://news.okstate.edu/articles/communications/2023/osu_boone_pickens_foundation_reveal_plans_for_boone_pickens_legacy_experience.html" ] }, { "id": "boston-athenaeum-material-lumina", "name": "Material Lumina: Luminous Books", "venue": "boston-athenaeum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "4K touch interface for rare art book collection", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "4K touchscreen" ], "summary": "\"Material Lumina: Luminous Books,\" a 4K touch-interface installation presenting rare art books in the Norma Jean Calderwood gallery at the Boston Athenaeum, opened in 2023; RLMG designed the interactive software with fabrication by Mystic Scenic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/boston-athenaeum" ] }, { "id": "boston-bruins-heritage-hall", "name": "Boston Bruins Heritage Hall at TD Garden", "venue": "the-sports-museum-td-garden", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Produced fifteen digital exhibits for Heritage Hall", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mccann-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV design/integration, centralized CMS/AV control system; won 2024 Commercial Integrator Best Museum award.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Boston Bruins Heritage Hall, a 5,000 sq ft exhibit at The Sports Museum inside TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts, opened March 6, 2024 for the Bruins' centennial; exhibit design by CambridgeSeven, media production by Cortina Productions, AV integration by McCann Systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/boston-bruins-heritage-hall-at-td-garden/", "https://segd.org/news/cortina-productions-celebrates-boston-bruins-centennial-with-immersive-heritage-hall-experience-at-td-garden/", "https://www.tdgarden.com/venue-info/heritage-hall" ] }, { "id": "boston-childrens-museum-expansion", "name": "Boston Children's Museum expansion and renovation", "venue": "boston-childrens-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Boston Children's Museum reopened April 14, 2007 after a $47 million, 23,000 sq ft glass-walled expansion and renovation of its Children's Wharf warehouse building, later LEED Gold certified as the first green museum in Boston; designed by CambridgeSeven.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/boston-childrens-museum/", "https://architizer.com/projects/boston-childrens-museum/" ] }, { "id": "boston-childrens-museum-playspace", "name": "PlaySpace", "venue": "boston-childrens-museum", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Graphic design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "PlaySpace, Boston Children's Museum's exhibit for children ages three and under, reopened in a reimagined and redesigned form in February 2020, with graphic design by Proun Design.\n", "description": "The 4,000 sq ft exhibit features dimensional cut letters, children's poetry integrated with window illustrations, and a bilingual English/Spanish graphic system built around geometric shapes.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/early-childhood/playspace", "https://annualreports.bostonchildrensmuseum.org/annual-report-2020/playspace/" ] }, { "id": "boston-common-the-embrace", "name": "The Embrace", "venue": "boston-common", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "mass-design-group", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architecture, landscape design, and plaza design; conceived with artist Hank Willis Thomas, who designed the bronze sculpture (individual artist, not a firm)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "walla-walla-foundry", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Bronze casting and fabrication of the sculpture", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "quarra-stone-company", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Stone fabrication of plaza pavers, benches, and wall elements", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "bronze casting", "custom stone paving" ], "summary": "The Embrace, a bronze memorial to Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, was unveiled on Boston Common in Boston, Massachusetts, in 2023; designed by artist Hank Willis Thomas with MASS Design Group as architect/landscape designer, bronze fabrication by Walla Walla Foundry, and stone fabrication by Quarra Stone Company.\n", "description": "The Embrace is a 20-foot-tall, 25-foot-wide bronze sculpture depicting four interlocking arms, inspired by a photograph of Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King embracing after King learned he had won the Nobel Peace Prize. MASS Design Group designed the surrounding 1965 Freedom Plaza, including inscribed pavers naming 65 local civil rights leaders. The bronze was cast and installed by Walla Walla Foundry; plaza stonework, benches, and wall elements were fabricated by Quarra Stone Company.\n", "sources": [ "https://modelofarchitecture.org/projects/embrace", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Embrace", "https://www.mgac.com/blog/mgac-manages-fabrication-and-delivery-of-hank-willis-thomas-the-embrace-sculpture-at-the-boston-common/", "https://www.bu.edu/articles/2023/celebrating-mlk-on-boston-common/" ] }, { "id": "boston-public-library-book-mosaic", "name": "BPL Book Mosaic", "venue": "boston-public-library", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "arrowstreet", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Concept, digital layout, and design of a large lobby wall mosaic created entirely from hardcover books.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Sealed, sprayed, and attached the books to backer panels.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "digital scanning and layout" ], "summary": "BPL Book Mosaic, a large wall mosaic in the Boston Public Library's renovated Central Library lobby in Copley Square, Boston, Massachusetts, made entirely from hardcover books and unveiled at the library's July 2016 grand reopening; designed by Arrowstreet and fabricated by Mystic Scenic.\n", "description": "The installation forms an interpretation of Boston created from hardcover books sourced from a local used bookshop or donated for the project. Arrowstreet developed the concept, scanned each book to complete an electronic layout, refined book positioning digitally, and supervised a full-sized hand layout before Mystic Scenic sealed, sprayed, and attached the books to backer panels for installation.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.arrowstreet.com/portfolio/bpl-book-mosaic/" ] }, { "id": "boston-public-library-central-wayfinding", "name": "Boston Public Library Central Library Wayfinding", "venue": "boston-public-library", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "arrowstreet", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Comprehensive wayfinding system across the Central Library's two architecturally distinct buildings: directional signage, space and elevator naming, and printed/online maps, unveiled June 2014.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A comprehensive wayfinding system for the Boston Public Library's Central Library in Copley Square, Boston, Massachusetts, designed by Arrowstreet and unveiled in June 2014 to unify navigation across the library's historic McKim building and modern Johnson building.\n", "description": "The Central Library had relied on ad hoc, staff-devised signage across two architecturally divergent buildings. Arrowstreet developed a coordinated directional system using color, typography, and formal space naming, along with custom mounting systems designed to respect the historic architecture, plus printed and online maps.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.arrowstreet.com/portfolio/boston-public-library-central-library-wayfinding/" ] }, { "id": "boston-public-library-childrens-library", "name": "BPL Children's Library", "venue": "boston-public-library", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "william-rawn-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect for the Central Library renovation .", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arrowstreet", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Environmental graphics and interior design for a five-zone children's space (Early Literacy, Storytime, Collections, tweens, all-ages) themed to Boston literature, public art, and parks — dimensional Back Bay rowhouse Storytime space, Curious George graphic, Zakim Bridge-themed tween area.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "BPL Children's Library, a themed children's space within the Boston Public Library's Central Library in Copley Square, Boston, Massachusetts, opened February 2015 as part of the library's Phase One renovation; environmental graphics and interior design by Arrowstreet, architecture by William Rawn Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.arrowstreet.com/portfolio/bpl-childrens-library/", "https://www.arrowstreet.com/2016/02/the-childrens-library-design-process/", "https://www.wbur.org/artery/2015/02/21/boston-library-renovation", "https://www.bpl.org/services-central-library/childrens-library-at-the-central-library/" ] }, { "id": "boston-public-library-shakespeare-unauthorized", "name": "Shakespeare Unauthorized", "venue": "boston-public-library", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive digital kiosks", "theatrical scrims and projection" ], "summary": "Shakespeare Unauthorized, a temporary exhibition in the McKim Exhibition Hall of the Boston Public Library's Central Library in Copley Square, Boston, was designed by C&G Partners and ran October 14, 2016 through March 31, 2017, commemorating the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death.\n", "description": "The three-years-in-the-making exhibition drew on the library's Shakespeare holdings, including a First Folio, using translucent stagecraft- and bookbinding-inspired scenic elements, printed theatrical scrims with projections, and interactive digital kiosks for exploring manuscripts, alongside infographics comparing early printed texts of plays such as Hamlet and The Merchant of Venice.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/shakespeare-unauthorized/", "https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2016/10/13/boston-public-library-exhibit-rare-copies-shakespeare-works/TmPjX1N51jX55zfA1W9eYK/story.html" ] }, { "id": "boston-public-library-special-collections-exhibit", "name": "BPL Special Collections Exhibit", "venue": "boston-public-library", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "finegold-alexander-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Special Collections Department renovation architect .", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arrowstreet", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Flexible graphic exhibit system for artifact displays, mission-statement panels, a \"Staff Spotlight\" section, and QR-code-linked interpretive content; also recommended elevator-lobby wayfinding updates.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "QR codes" ], "summary": "A flexible exhibit and graphic display system for the Boston Public Library's Special Collections Department at the Central Library in Copley Square, Boston, Massachusetts, designed by Arrowstreet and opened with the department's renovated space in September 2022.\n", "description": "The $15.7 million, City-funded renovation of the Special Collections Department (architecture by Finegold Alexander Architects) reopened in September 2022 with a new reading room and lobby. Arrowstreet designed the accompanying exhibit system for curated artifacts — rare books, artwork, and historical items — using bold color panels to anchor cases, a \"Staff Spotlight\" section, and QR codes linking to extended content, plus wayfinding recommendations for the adjoining elevator lobby.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.arrowstreet.com/portfolio/bpl-special-collections-exhibit/", "https://www.bpl.org/news/special-collections-renovation/" ] }, { "id": "boston-public-library-teen-central", "name": "BPL Teen Central", "venue": "boston-public-library", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "william-rawn-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect for the Central Library renovation .", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arrowstreet", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Interior design of a dedicated teen space: gaming lounge, maker lab, teen collections, and lounge areas, including sourcing, fabrication, and installation of custom fixtures and artwork.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "BPL Teen Central, a dedicated teen space within the Boston Public Library's Central Library in Copley Square, Boston, Massachusetts, designed by Arrowstreet and opened in 2015 as part of the library's renovation.\n", "description": "Arrowstreet designed a teen-focused space intended to \"attract teens and encourage them to engage, socialize, feel safe, and learn,\" incorporating a gaming lounge, maker lab, teen collections, and lounge seating in an \"edgy aesthetic\" using repurposed materials — discarded wooden card catalog drawers, manual typewriters, defunct video game cartridges, and hand-cut carpet tiles. Teen usage reportedly increased five-fold within four years of opening, with programming growing from 12 to 21 monthly sessions.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.arrowstreet.com/portfolio/bpl-teen-central/" ] }, { "id": "boston-university-radical-return", "name": "Radical Return", "venue": "boston-university-art-galleries", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "open-rehearsal", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "exhibition design credited to Open Rehearsal, with Danielle Chang as exhibition & design assistant", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "Communication Arts Design Competition — Award of Excellence, Environmental / Art-Design", "year": 2022, "source": "https://www.commarts.com/project/34620/radical-return" } ], "summary": "Radical Return, an exhibition spotlighting Chinese and Chinese American graphic designers, opened at Boston University's Faye G., Jo, and James Stone Gallery in November 2021 (shown simultaneously at IS A GALLERY in Shanghai), with exhibition design by Open Rehearsal.\n", "description": "Curated by Mary Y. Yang (BU) and Zhongkai Li (IS A GALLERY) under the Radical Characters study group, featuring work by 36 Chinese and Chinese American artists and designers; a Chinese calligraphic grid connected the two simultaneous gallery presentations. Won a 2022 Communication Arts Design Award (Environmental / Art-Design category).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.bu.edu/cfa/featured-work/radical-return-2/", "https://www.commarts.com/project/34620/radical-return" ] }, { "id": "bowdoin-gibbons-center-arctic-studies", "name": "John and Lile Gibbons Center for Arctic Studies", "venue": "peary-macmillan-arctic-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The John and Lile Gibbons Center for Arctic Studies at Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine, housing the Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum, opened May 2023; architecture by HGA.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://hga.com/projects/bowdoin-college-barry-mills-hall-and-center-for-arctic-studies/", "https://www.bowdoin.edu/", "https://www.pressherald.com/" ] }, { "id": "bowers-museum-fantasy-realms-of-imagination", "name": "Fantasy: Realms of Imagination", "venue": "bowers-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "mad-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Technology partner; wireless QuickSilver AV platform with TeaParty show control powering ~20 media displays and projection-based immersive environments throughout the exhibition\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "wireless AV distribution", "projection", "media displays" ], "summary": "Fantasy: Realms of Imagination, a British Library exhibition on the fantasy genre presented with the Bowers Museum in Santa Ana, California, opened October 26, 2024, with AV integration by MAD Systems.\n", "description": "The exhibition featured over 150 artifacts spanning fairy tales and folklore to Studio Ghibli, The Lord of the Rings, and Pan's Labyrinth, including costumes, historical manuscripts, rare first editions, and film props, alongside roughly 20 media displays and projection-based immersive environments.\n", "sources": [ "https://madsystems.com/portfolio-bowers-museum.html", "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/mad-systems-fantasy-realms-of-imagination-exhibition/", "https://www.bl.uk/about/press/releases/major-new-exhibition-opens-today-exploring-fantasy", "https://x.com/BowersMuseum/status/1849256093610131915" ] }, { "id": "boys-and-girls-clubs-of-america-headquarters-great-futures-gallery", "name": "Great Futures Gallery", "venue": "boys-and-girls-clubs-of-america-headquarters", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "crafted-action", "role": "master-planning", "note": "Experiential Master Plan", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "crafted-action", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "nelson-worldwide", "role": "architecture", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "nelson-worldwide", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "windward", "role": "lighting-design", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "czarnowski", "role": "fabrication", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "split-flap display", "digital touchscreen" ], "summary": "The Great Futures Gallery, a visitor and donor gallery at Boys & Girls Clubs of America's national headquarters in Atlanta, opened in June 2024, featuring a Hall of Heroes, an Alumni Hall of Fame, a club-member art wall, and a personalized split-flap display honoring the organization's history and alumni; Crafted Action led the Experiential Master Plan and exhibit design, with architecture and environmental graphic design by NELSON Worldwide.\n", "description": "The gallery replaced BGCA's prior headquarters space and was completed on a six-month timeline ahead of the organization's annual conference. It highlights notable alumni including Denzel Washington, Shaquille O'Neal, and Condoleezza Rice.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.craftedaction.com/work/bgca", "https://www.bgca.org/about-us/annual-report/annual-report-moments-milestones/" ] }, { "id": "bp-energy-center-anchorage-story-pipeline", "name": "Story Pipeline", "venue": "bp-energy-center-anchorage", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2002, "credits": [ { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "content-production", "note": "16 documentary shorts and an LED sign installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED signage", "documentary video" ], "summary": "Story Pipeline, a multimedia installation of 16 documentaries at the BP Energy Center, a community meeting and education center for Alaska nonprofit organizations in Anchorage that opened in 2002, was produced by batwin + robin; an LED sign weaves through the surrounding birch forest into the building to the larger multimedia display.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.petroleumnews.com/story/2002/09/22/news/bp-opens-71-million-energy-center/3130.html", "https://www.batwinandrobin.com/projects/bp-alaska-energy-center/" ] }, { "id": "brelsford-wsu-visitor-center-building", "name": "Brelsford WSU Visitor Center", "venue": "brelsford-wsu-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Olson Kundig designed the Brelsford WSU Visitor Center, a 4,277-square-foot campus-gateway building in Pullman, Washington that opened October 12, 2013, with exhibits on Washington State University's research in animal health, agriculture, and clean technologies.\n", "description": "The building itself showcases WSU-developed materials, including cross-laminated timber, oriented strand board, and pine-beetle-kill wood.\n", "sources": [ "https://olsonkundig.com/projects/washington-state-university-visitor-center/", "https://sah-archipedia.org/buildings/WA-01-075-0008-17", "https://theclio.com/entry/56212" ] }, { "id": "brentwood-burnaby-ornamentum", "name": "Ornamentum", "venue": "brentwood-town-centre-burnaby", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Provided commissioning, programming, and custom software for the artwork's lighting, including a custom web controller and interconnected motion sensors for pedestrian interaction, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion sensors", "custom web lighting controller" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Ornamentum, a 6-meter-tall stainless-steel and aluminum public sculpture by artist James Nizam sited north of Brentwood Town Centre in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada, was completed in 2021 as a City of Burnaby public art commission, with lighting commissioning, programming, and custom software by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "The sculpture, a large-scale polished stainless-steel balustrade formed into an undulating trefoil knot, is inspired by the wrought-iron ornamentation of Brentwood's older residential architecture.\n", "sources": [ "https://collections.burnabyartgallery.ca/detail/publicart161", "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/93" ] }, { "id": "brigham-and-womens-hospital-time-capsule", "name": "BWH Time Capsule", "venue": "brigham-and-womens-hospital", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The BWH Time Capsule exhibit, displaying the contents of a 1963 time capsule created by Peter Bent Brigham Hospital for its 50th anniversary, opened in a four-story atrium at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts in 2013, with exhibit design by Proun Design and fabrication by Mystic Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "Objects including plastic medical supplies and letters from doctors to their future counterparts are shown in internally lit display cases, accompanied by a large photo mural spanning the atrium.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/hospitals-universities/bwh-time-capsule" ] }, { "id": "bristol-dockyards-museum", "name": "Bristol Dockyards Museum (reimagined SS Great Britain site)", "venue": "bristol-dockyards", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_expected": 2026, "status": "announced", "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A reimagined museum at the SS Great Britain historic dockyard site in Bristol, UK, designed by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, adding 2,000 square feet of exhibition space; slated to open July 2026.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.museumsassociation.org/museums-journal/news/2026/06/brunels-ss-great-britain-site-renamed-as-new-museum-prepares-to-launch/" ] }, { "id": "britannia-mine-museum-boom", "name": "BOOM! at Britannia Mine Museum", "venue": "britannia-mine-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "vista-collaborative-arts", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Show designer and producer of the live-action, multi-sensory special-effects show staged inside the historic Mill No. 3 building", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dynamic-attractions", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Port Coquitlam, BC-based attraction-systems contributor to the show's motion/ride elements", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Designed, supplied, installed, and programmed the lighting and special-effects elements", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "special effects", "motion effects" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics" ], "summary": "BOOM! is a live-action, multi-sensory special-effects show inside the historic Mill No. 3 building at Britannia Mine Museum in Britannia Beach, British Columbia, which opened in 2019; Vista Collaborative Arts designed and produced the show, with lighting and special-effects design, installation, and programming by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "The show dramatizes the 1920s heyday of the Britannia copper mine's Mill No. 3, once one of the largest copper mills in the world, using lighting, special effects, and a moving ore-skip finale to recreate the historic mill's operation for visitors.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/11", "https://www.britanniaminemuseum.ca/blogs/press-room/britannia-mine-museum-unveils-new-immersive-mill-show-concept", "https://www.livedesignonline.com/excellence-installation-awards/boom-immersive-show-at-britannia-mine-museum", "https://www.britanniaminemuseum.ca/blogs/latest-news/boom-wins-a-tea-award" ] }, { "id": "british-museum-troy-myth-and-reality", "name": "Troy — Myth and Reality", "venue": "british-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Troy: Myth and Reality,\" a temporary exhibition at the British Museum, London, opened November 2019; exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/troy-myth-and-reality" ] }, { "id": "british-museum-world-of-stonehenge", "name": "The World of Stonehenge", "venue": "british-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"The World of Stonehenge,\" a major temporary exhibition at the British Museum, London, opened February 2022; exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/world-of-stonehenge" ] }, { "id": "broad-institute-discovery-center", "name": "Broad Discovery Center", "venue": "broad-institute", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "note": "Reimagined an under-utilized lobby area as an immersive exhibit space; also exhibit designer.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Selected by general contractor GC Shawmut as lighting supplier and integrator for the 6,000 sq ft exhibit, including a multi-zone track control system and retrofit ceiling-cove color control.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "moving scenic walls", "multi-zone lighting control" ], "summary": "The Broad Discovery Center, a 6,000-square-foot public educational exhibit space in the lobby of the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard in Cambridge, Massachusetts, opened in 2022, designed by architect and exhibit designer CambridgeSeven with lighting design, supply, and integration by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "The original space was an under-utilized lobby that occasionally hosted special events; CambridgeSeven reimagined it into an open-concept exhibit with physically moving scenic wall elements and media, highlighting the Broad Institute's genomic-medicine research. Eos Lightmedia designed focus-heavy lighting to avoid glare and reflection off glass curtainwalls and a polished terrazzo floor.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/150" ] }, { "id": "brocade-communications-executive-briefing-center", "name": "Executive Briefing Center & Lobby", "venue": "brocade-communications-headquarters", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "rmw", "role": "architecture", "note": "Campus architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Executive briefing center + front-lobby video walls; scope also included non-public campus conference/training rooms.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Brocade Communications Systems' San Jose, California campus received an executive briefing center and lobby video-wall system in 2010, with AV integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/brocade-communication-systems/" ] }, { "id": "brookfield-place-digital-wayfinding", "name": "Brookfield Place Digital Wayfinding", "venue": "brookfield-place-manhattan", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "technomedia", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "digital wayfinding", "real-time social/event feeds" ], "summary": "A digital wayfinding and media system at Brookfield Place, the retail and office complex across from One World Trade Center in downtown Manhattan, opened in 2014 with design by Local Projects and Gensler, turning the complex into a community-facing hub with real-time social feeds and event calendars.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/corporate-experience/retail-made-personal/" ] }, { "id": "brookfield-place-luminaries", "name": "Luminaries at Brookfield Place", "venue": "brookfield-place-manhattan", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "rockwell-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive software", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive lighting" ], "summary": "\"Luminaries,\" an interactive light installation at Brookfield Place in New York, opened 2015; exhibit design by Rockwell Group, fabrication by Kubik Maltbie, lighting and interactive media by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/9" ] }, { "id": "brooklands-museum-aircraft-factory", "name": "The Brooklands Aircraft Factory", "venue": "brooklands-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Museums + Heritage Awards — Best New Permanent Exhibition", "year": 2018, "source": "https://museumsandheritage.com/advisor/posts/brooklands-museum-designing-aircraft-factory-exhibition-inside-restored-wwii-hangar/" } ], "summary": "The Brooklands Aircraft Factory, an exhibition inside a restored WWII hangar at Brooklands Museum in Weybridge, UK, opened November 2017, designed by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://museumsandheritage.com/advisor/posts/brooklands-museum-designing-aircraft-factory-exhibition-inside-restored-wwii-hangar/" ] }, { "id": "brooklyn-basin-township-commons-graphics", "name": "Township Commons Environmental Graphics", "venue": "brooklyn-basin-township-commons", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "volume-inc", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "large-scale environmental graphics, interpretive moments, and wayfinding referencing the site's industrial history", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "einwillerkuehl", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Prime landscape architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "large-format environmental graphics", "wayfinding signage" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Communication Arts 62nd Design Annual — Environmental Graphics (Honoree)", "year": 2021, "source": "https://www.commarts.com/competition/2021-design" } ], "summary": "Township Commons, an 8-acre public park at Brooklyn Basin on the Oakland, California waterfront, opened November 2020 with environmental graphics and wayfinding by Volume Inc. for prime landscape architect EinwillerKuehl.\n", "description": "The park is an adaptive reuse of a former shipping terminal, preserving industrial elements — walls, trusses, loading-dock geometry — for new public uses. Volume Inc.'s large-scale environmental graphics, interpretive moments, and wayfinding reference the site's industrial history with a modern twist. This was named 1 of 4 honorees in Communication Arts' 62nd Design Annual (2021), Environmental Graphics category.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.einwillerkuehl.com/brooklyn-basin-township-commons", "https://volumesf.com/work/transforming-a-waterfront-one-painted-x-at-a-time/", "https://www.commarts.com/competition/2021-design" ] }, { "id": "brooklyn-botanic-garden-signs-of-nature", "name": "Signs of Nature", "venue": "brooklyn-botanic-garden", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "wayfinding signage", "porcelain enamel signage" ], "summary": "Brooklyn Botanic Garden debuted \"Signs of Nature,\" a comprehensive orientation, directional wayfinding, and mapping system designed by C&G Partners, publicized in 2022.\n", "description": "C&G Partners designed a system of polished porcelain-enamel-faced signs set within weathered bronze armatures, evoking the Garden's late 19th-century fixtures, replacing disparate signage that had accumulated without unified design direction across the Garden's grounds.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/brooklyn-botanic-garden-signs-wayfinding/", "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/fresh/post/fresh-project-brooklyn-botanic-garden/" ] }, { "id": "brooklyn-botanic-garden-visitor-center", "name": "Brooklyn Botanic Garden Visitor Center Interactive Exhibits", "venue": "brooklyn-botanic-garden", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition design and exterior interpretive signage design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "weiss-manfredi", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Interactive \"peek-a-boo\" tables and multi-sensory exhibit systems", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": "on other credits; per Hadley's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The Brooklyn Botanic Garden's Visitor Center opened in 2012 with interactive exhibits including \"peek-a-boo\" tables revealing educational video content, exhibition design by Thinc Design, architecture by Weiss/Manfredi, audiovisual systems by Electrosonic, and fabrication by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "http://www.lightingandsoundamerica.com/news/story.asp?ID=EKN348", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/brooklyn-botanical-garden", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/Brooklyn-Botanic-Garden-Visitor-Center", "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/brooklyn-botanic-garden-visitor-center" ] }, { "id": "brooklyn-bridge-park-janes-carousel", "name": "Jane's Carousel Pavilion Show Control", "venue": "janes-carousel", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "av-c", "role": "media-design", "note": "Show control system driving the nightly shadow-play light show", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ateliers-jean-nouvel", "role": "architecture", "note": "Glass pavilion architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "show control", "projected light / shadow play" ], "summary": "Jane's Carousel, a restored 1922 carousel housed in an acrylic pavilion by Ateliers Jean Nouvel at Brooklyn Bridge Park, opened in 2011; AV&C designed and installed the show-control system that turns the pavilion into an hourly shadow-play light show visible from both sides of the East River.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.av-controls.com/janes-carousel-gallery", "https://brooklynbridgepark.org/places-to-see/janes-carousel/" ] }, { "id": "brooklyn-childrens-museum-auditorium", "name": "Auditorium", "venue": "brooklyn-childrens-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A new auditorium and performance space at the Brooklyn Children's Museum, a decade after Rafael Viñoly's museum expansion, opened in Brooklyn, New York in 2022, designed by Studio Joseph.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/brooklyn-childrens-museum-auditorium" ] }, { "id": "brooklyn-museum-sackler-center-core", "name": "Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art", "venue": "brooklyn-museum-sackler-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "leni-schwendinger-light-projects", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "poulin-morris", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "shen-milsom-and-wilke", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art, a permanent center within the Brooklyn Museum housing Judy Chicago's \"The Dinner Party,\" opened 2007; architecture by Ennead Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ennead.com/work/sackler/" ] }, { "id": "brooklyn-navy-yard-bldg-92-core", "name": "BLDG 92", "venue": "brooklyn-navy-yard-bldg-92", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "beyer-blinder-belle", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "workshop-apd", "role": "architecture", "note": "Collaborating architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "d-i-r-t-studio", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillett-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "BLDG 92, a visitor center and museum on the history of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, combining an adaptive-reuse historic building with a new 24,000 sq ft addition, opened November 11, 2011 in Brooklyn, New York; architecture by Beyer Blinder Belle with Workshop/APD.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.beyerblinderbelle.com/work/view/bldg-92-brooklyn-navy-yard/", "https://www.brooklynnavyyard.org/exhibits/" ] }, { "id": "brooklyn-public-library-book-of-hov", "name": "The Book of HOV", "venue": "brooklyn-public-library-central", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "general-idea", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Placemaking", "year": 2024, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/book-of-hov/" } ], "summary": "The Book of HOV, a tribute exhibition to Shawn \"JAY-Z\" Carter produced by Roc Nation, opened at the Brooklyn Public Library's Central Branch in Brooklyn, New York, in July 2023, designed by GENERAL IDEA.\n", "description": "Woven throughout the library's 350,000-square-foot Central Branch, the exhibition presented archival objects from Jay-Z's career, including recording masters, photographs, stage wear, and awards. It drew more than 600,000 visitors between July and December 2023, a 74% increase in the library's attendance over the same period the prior year. It received a 2024 SEGD Global Design Award (Placemaking).\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/book-of-hov/", "https://www.rocnation.com/news/the-book-of-hov-a-tribute-to-jay-z/", "https://www.fastcompany.com/90933065/how-designers-transformed-the-brooklyn-public-library-into-a-sprawling-ode-to-jay-zs-life" ] }, { "id": "brooklyn-public-library-canarsie-branch", "name": "Canarsie Branch", "venue": "brooklyn-public-library-canarsie", "project_type": "new-building", "status": "announced", "year_expected": 2027, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "sm-w", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Shen Milsom & Wilke; AV/IT consulting.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Canarsie Branch, a new 10,000-square-foot Brooklyn Public Library building, is planned to open in Canarsie, Brooklyn, New York in 2027, designed by Studio Joseph with AV/IT consulting by Shen Milsom & Wilke and lighting design by Tillotson Design Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/canarsie-branch" ] }, { "id": "bruce-springsteen-center-for-american-music-galleries", "name": "Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music", "venue": "bruce-springsteen-center-for-american-music", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Signage & wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cookfox", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "purepm", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Owner's representative", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibition fabricators", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mode-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "asbury-audio", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Sound engineering", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "oneluxstudio", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks", "hands-on rehearsal studio", "immersive concert experience" ], "summary": "The Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music, a new 32,000-square-foot, approximately $50 million museum and performance venue on the campus of Monmouth University in West Long Branch, New Jersey, opened to the public June 13, 2026 as the repository for Bruce Springsteen and E Street Band archives and a hub for American music history; C&G Partners designed the eight galleries and wayfinding, with architecture by COOKFOX.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/bruce-springsteen-archives-center-for-american-music/", "https://brucespringsteen.net/news/2026/bruce-springsteen-center-for-american-music-to-open-june-13-at-monmouth-university/", "https://newjersey.news12.com/2026/06/06/bruce-springsteen-center-for-american-music-set-to-open-to-the-public-at-monmouth-university/2lX43Fv8G1CzQzOgzra20e" ] }, { "id": "bsu-cyber-range-core", "name": "BSU Cyber Range", "venue": "bridgewater-state-university-cyber-range", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "civitects-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The BSU Cyber Range, an experiential space at Bridgewater State University in Bridgewater, Massachusetts, opened 2023, with architecture by Civitects Architecture and lighting design (via Eos Lightmedia's Abernathy Lighting Design studio) by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/403" ] }, { "id": "buddy-holly-hall-core", "name": "The Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts and Sciences", "venue": "buddy-holly-hall", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "diamond-schmitt-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "parkhill", "role": "architecture", "note": "local associate architect, with MWM Architects", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "theatre planning and lighting design for the two performance halls", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Finalist, Spaces and Places", "year": 2022, "source": "https://www.fastcompany.com/90772234/spaces-and-places-innovation-by-design-2022" } ], "summary": "The Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts and Sciences, a two-theatre performing arts center in Lubbock, Texas, opened in September 2021, designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects with local associate architects Parkhill and MWM Architects; a Finalist in Fast Company's 2022 Innovation by Design Awards, Spaces and Places category.\n", "description": "The complex houses the 2,175-seat Helen DeVitt Jones Theater and the 425-seat Crickets Theater, named for Buddy Holly's backing band, along with a sculpture garden and event spaces. Theatre planning and acoustics were led by Schuler Shook (lighting/theatre design) and Jaffe Holden Acoustics; general contractor was Lee Lewis Construction. The building's faceted glass and metal facade draws on the layered rock formations of nearby Texas canyons.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.fastcompany.com/90772234/spaces-and-places-innovation-by-design-2022", "https://www.archdaily.com/959684/buddy-holly-hall-of-performing-arts-and-sciences-diamond-schmitt-architects", "https://schulershook.com/projects/buddy-holly-hall-of-performing-arts-and-sciences", "https://www.dezeen.com/2021/03/18/diamond-schmitt-covers-buddy-holly-hall-in-gleaming-facade/" ] }, { "id": "buffalo-bill-center-of-the-west-buffalo-bill-wing", "name": "Buffalo Bill Museum Renovation", "venue": "buffalo-bill-center-of-the-west", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "Animated video installation on William F. Cody's rise to fame and a responsive-design interactive experience spanning his life story\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "animated video", "responsive web-based interactive" ], "summary": "The Buffalo Bill Museum wing of the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wyoming, reopened after a renovation in May 2012; Second Story created an animated video installation and an interactive experience tracing William F. Cody's life from Pony Express rider to international entertainer.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_Bill_Center_of_the_West", "https://2s-archive.rzrfs.com/work/buffalo-bill-historical-center" ] }, { "id": "buffalo-bill-center-of-the-west-cody-firearms-museum", "name": "Cody Firearms Museum", "venue": "buffalo-bill-center-of-the-west", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cushing-terrell", "role": "architecture", "note": "Formerly CTA Architects Engineers / \"CTA Group\"", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Developed and built 25 interactives, mounted and installed over 10,000 artifacts, and produced and installed over 450 graphics\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Architectural and exhibit lighting design and design of a new lighting control system, including overhead lighting, lighting integrated into casework and displays, and a new theatre-planning/AV design practice area at the firm; provided onsite aiming and level setting\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mode-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Installed all new interactives as part of the renovation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "videobred", "role": "content-production", "note": "Produced five orientation and thematic films for the reimagined galleries, partnering with Gallagher & Associates\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive exhibits", "video production", "lighting control system" ], "summary": "The Cody Firearms Museum at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wyoming, reopened in July 2019 after a $12.5 million, 40,000-square-foot renovation with exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, architecture by Cushing Terrell, fabrication and installation by Creo Industrial Arts, lighting design by Schuler Shook, AV integration by MODE Systems, and orientation films produced by Videobred.\n", "description": "The renovation reorganized the museum's collection of more than 7,000 firearms and 30,000 related artifacts around 800 years of firearms history, adding 25 new interactive exhibits and framing the collection through an explicitly apolitical, historically comprehensive lens developed with curator Ashley Hlebinsky. Construction ran May 2018 through April 2019 while the facility remained open to visitors; the renovated museum reopened to the public in July 2019.\n", "sources": [ "https://schulershook.com/projects/cody-firearms-museum-buffalo-bill-center-of-the-west", "https://www.creoindustrialarts.com/portfolio/cody-firearms-museum/", "https://centerofthewest.org/2017/10/25/firearms-museum-makeover/", "https://www.modesystems.com/our-work/cody-firearms-2.html", "https://videobred.com/projects/the-cody-firearms-museum/", "https://www.groathouse.com/completed-projects-museum-arts/buffalo-bill-center-of-the-west-firearms-museum-renovations/" ] }, { "id": "buffalo-bill-center-of-the-west-plains-indian-museum", "name": "Plains Indian Museum", "venue": "buffalo-bill-center-of-the-west", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 1999, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "A 90-ft-wide by 40-ft-high cyclorama-backed diorama AV system: a 12-track sound system, dual 5000-lumen projectors, and a 90-fixture lighting system, originally on laser disk/CD playback; updated 2006\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "cyclorama projection", "multi-track sound system" ], "summary": "The Plains Indian Museum, one of five museums at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wyoming, received a diorama and cyclorama exhibit with exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design and AV integration by BBI Engineering in 1999, updated in 2006.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/buffalo-bill-center-of-the-west-plains-indian-museum/", "https://bbinet.com/works/museum-of-the-plains-indian/" ] }, { "id": "buffalo-zoo-arctic-edge", "name": "Arctic Edge", "venue": "buffalo-zoo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "foit-albert-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "Buffalo-based architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": "on this credit's counterpart firms; per Hadley's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "underwater viewing" ], "summary": "Arctic Edge, a 1.5-acre, $14 million polar bear and Arctic species exhibit at the Buffalo Zoo in Buffalo, New York, opened in fall 2015 with architecture by Foit-Albert Associates and fabrication by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "The exhibit features polar bear habitats with underwater viewing, plus Arctic wolves, Canadian lynx, and bald eagles, and converted the zoo's former gift shop into an Arctic Conservation Center for climate-change educational programming. Buffalo-based Foit-Albert Associates served as architect of record; Seattle-based Pat Jankowski Architects & Landscape Architects also contributed to the design per contemporaneous press coverage, though the landscape-architecture role has no matching entry in the current roles vocabulary and is not recorded as a credit here.\n", "sources": [ "https://buffalozoo.org/exhibits/arctic-edge/", "https://www.buffalorising.com/2014/02/buffalo-zoo-arctic-edge-exhibit/", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/buffalo-zoo-arctic-edge-exhibit/" ] }, { "id": "buffalo-zoo-rainforest-falls", "name": "M&T Bank Rainforest Falls", "venue": "buffalo-zoo", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "foit-albert-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pja-architects-and-landscape-architects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Seattle-based exhibit design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Designed the interpretive components with the zoo's art director and curator of education", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "ETFE inflated membrane roof", "underwater viewing" ], "summary": "M&T Bank Rainforest Falls, a South American rainforest exhibit building at the Buffalo Zoo in Buffalo, New York, opened September 8, 2008, with architecture by Foit-Albert Associates, exhibit design by PJA Architects + Landscape Architects, and interpretive design by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "Phase II of a $75 million zoo overhaul, budgeted at $16 million and described as the biggest single project in the zoo's redesign at the time. The building's roof uses inflated ETFE membrane pillows for insulation and UV transmission. Structural engineering was by Jansen/Kiener Consulting Engineers, mechanical engineering by M/E Engineering, life-support-system design by TJP Inc., and general contracting by Manning Squires Hennig Co. — none of which map to a role in the current delivery-stack vocabulary and so are not recorded as credits here.\n", "sources": [ "https://buffalozoo.org/exhibits/mt-rainforest/", "https://zoolex.org/gallery/show/1027/", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/buffalo-zoo-rainforest-falls/" ] }, { "id": "buhais-geology-park-interpretive-center", "name": "Buhais Geology Park Interpretive Center", "venue": "buhais-geology-park", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "London office", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hopkins-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Buhais Geology Park Interpretive Center in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, opened January 2020, with exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates and architecture by Hopkins Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://aeworldmap.com/2021/04/27/buhais-geology-park-interpretive-center-sharjah-united-arab-emirates/", "https://metropolismag.com/projects/hopkins-architects-geology-park-sharjah/" ] }, { "id": "bullock-texas-state-history-museum-becoming-texas", "name": "Becoming Texas: Our Story Begins Here", "venue": "bullock-texas-state-history-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "large-scale projected map", "animated map" ], "summary": "\"Becoming Texas: Our Story Begins Here,\" a renovation of the Bullock Texas State History Museum's first-floor Texas History Galleries in Austin covering more than 16,000 years of Texas history, opened in December 2018, with media content by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "Northern Light Productions produced a large-scale projected map program and an animated map depicting Spanish Catholic missions and settlements for the renovated galleries, and separately produced three films on the story of the La Belle shipwreck and its recovery, featuring animations, historian interviews, and conservation footage, along with iPad-based interactive kiosks (with Terra Incognita) for the museum's La Belle exhibit.\n", "sources": [ "https://austinot.com/bullock-museum-becoming-texas", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullock_Texas_State_History_Museum", "https://nlprod.com/item/bullock-texas-state-history-museum/" ] }, { "id": "bullock-texas-state-history-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "Original Core Exhibits", "venue": "bullock-texas-state-history-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2001, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-prd-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Bullock Texas State History Museum in Austin opened April 28, 2001; original core exhibit design by The PRD Group and BRC Imagination Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.thestoryoftexas.com/" ] }, { "id": "bullock-texas-state-history-museum-shipwrecked", "name": "Shipwrecked: La Salle, the La Belle, and the Texas Frontier", "venue": "bullock-texas-state-history-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Shipwrecked: La Salle, the La Belle, and the Texas Frontier,\" a permanent exhibition on the 17th-century French shipwreck La Belle at the Bullock Texas State History Museum in Austin, opened in 2014, with AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "Distinct from the museum's separately recorded 2018 \"Becoming Texas\" exhibition.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/shipwrecked-la-salle-la-belle-and-texas-frontier" ] }, { "id": "bunjil-place-core", "name": "Bunjil Place Core Building", "venue": "bunjil-place", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Bunjil Place, a civic and cultural center in Narre Warren, Australia, opened 2017, with lighting design by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.schulershook.com" ] }, { "id": "burj-khalifa-at-the-top", "name": "At the Top — Burj Khalifa", "venue": "burj-khalifa", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "som", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gsmprjct", "role": "media-design", "note": "augmented-reality telescopes on the 124th floor", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "augmented reality" ], "summary": "\"At the Top,\" Burj Khalifa's public observation-deck experience in Dubai, opened in January 2010 on the 124th–125th floors (with the SKY level added 2014 and The Lounge in 2019); SOM was architect of the tower, with augmented-reality telescopes on the 124th floor developed by Gsmprjct° of Montréal.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/At_the_Top_(Burj_Khalifa)", "https://www.dezeen.com/2010/01/20/burj-khalifa-by-som/" ] }, { "id": "burke-museum-of-natural-history-and-culture", "name": "Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture", "venue": "burke-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "evidence-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pacific-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ggn", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Gustafson Guthrie Nichol", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "niteo-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "treibold-paleontology", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fossil preparation/mounting", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "walter-crimm-associates", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Museum programming", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Finalist", "year": 2022, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/burke-museum/" } ], "summary": "The Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture, the University of Washington's natural history museum in Seattle, reopened in a new, purpose-built building on October 12, 2019, with architecture by Olson Kundig and exhibition design by Evidence Design.\n", "description": "The $99 million, ground-up building replaced the museum's previous 1962 facility and increased usable exhibition and research space by 66%, including visible-storage \"open\" research and fossil-preparation labs. Design and exhibit planning involved extensive collaboration with a Native American Advisory Board of statewide Tribal leaders. Fabrication was led by Pacific Studio with fossil-mount fabrication by Treibold Paleontology; interactive/AV elements were produced by Trivium Interactive; landscape architecture was by GGN and lighting design by Niteo Lighting Design; museum programming was led by Walter Crimm Associates.\n", "sources": [ "https://olsonkundig.com/projects/burke-museum-of-natural-history-and-culture/", "https://segd.org/projects/burke-museum/", "https://www.archdaily.com/955957/the-burke-museum-olson-kundig" ] }, { "id": "burnaby-art-walk-cloud-scatters-light", "name": "A Cloud Scatters Light", "venue": "burnaby-art-walk", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Created the custom control software (reads live weather data, tracks passersby via embedded cameras) and designed/supplied the 3,000-pixel LED lighting system.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive LED lighting", "computer vision tracking" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation", "artificial-intelligence", "real-time" ], "summary": "A Cloud Scatters Light, a site-specific interactive light artwork on Burnaby, British Columbia's Art Walk, was completed in 2015 with lighting design, media design, and custom control software by Eos Lightmedia, commissioned by Polygon Real Estate.\n", "description": "A 4-by-30-foot steel artwork of 3,000 individually controllable LED pixels renders digital \"clouds\" that form and grow as passersby linger, shaped in color by live local weather data pulled from an internet weather service.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/31" ] }, { "id": "burnaby-village-museum-eerie-illusions", "name": "Eerie Illusions", "venue": "burnaby-village-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Prime vendor for this recurring 10-acre autumn Halloween-themed lighting, audiovisual, and interactive event, running concept development through content creation, procurement, and systems integration; no other outside design firm named.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive projection", "special effects" ], "summary": "Eerie Illusions, a recurring 10-acre autumn Halloween-themed lighting and interactive event at Burnaby Village Museum in Burnaby, British Columbia, first held in 2022, is designed, produced, and run turnkey by Eos Lightmedia as prime vendor for the City of Burnaby.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/329" ] }, { "id": "burpee-museum-homers-odyssey", "name": "Homer's Odyssey", "venue": "burpee-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "xibitz", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "crux-creative", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Homer's Odyssey,\" a teenage Triceratops exhibit at the Burpee Museum of Natural History, Rockford, IL, opened May 2013; fabrication by Xibitz, graphics by Crux Creative.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://cruxcreative.com/portfolio/burpee-museum-of-natural-history-homer-exhibit/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burpee_Museum_of_Natural_History", "https://niutoday.info/2013/06/27/teenage-triceratops-exhibit-debuts-at-burpee/" ] }, { "id": "burpee-museum-sprouts-learning-lab", "name": "SPROUTS Learning Lab", "venue": "burpee-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication, installation, project management", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "architecture-is-fun", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "hands-on discovery stations" ], "summary": "SPROUTS Learning Lab, an interactive early-childhood science exhibit at the Burpee Museum of Natural History in Rockford, Illinois, opened in 2018; design by Architecture Is Fun with fabrication, installation, and project management by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "Centered on a U-shaped \"Conversation Pit\" with accessible cubbies of touchable artifacts, a \"Dino Wall\" for customizing a T-Rex silhouette, and a \"Cloud of Wonder\" of suspended taxidermy animals, all built low to the ground for child accessibility.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/sprouts-learning-lab" ] }, { "id": "bursa-science-and-technology-center-core", "name": "Bursa Science & Technology Center Core Exhibits", "venue": "bursa-science-and-technology-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "aldrichpears-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Lead exhibit designer, ~150 exhibits across Space Exploration and Aviation Exploration galleries", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Bursa Science & Technology Center in Bursa, Turkey, opened 2016, with exhibit design by AldrichPears Associates and lighting design by EOS Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com" ] }, { "id": "butts-mehre-heritage-hall-renovation", "name": "Renovation and Expansion", "venue": "butts-mehre-heritage-hall", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen displays" ], "summary": "A renovation and expansion of Butts-Mehre Heritage Hall at the University of Georgia in Athens, an $80M project dedicated May 2022; architecture by HOK.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.hok.com/", "https://news.uga.edu/" ] }, { "id": "buxton-center-bainbridge-renovation", "name": "Renovation", "venue": "buxton-center-bainbridge-performing-arts", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation creating the Buxton Center for Bainbridge Performing Arts on Bainbridge Island, Washington, opened September 30, 2023; architecture by LMN Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://seatoday.6amcity.com/" ] }, { "id": "bwi-seasons-of-flight", "name": "Seasons of Flight", "venue": "bwi-thurgood-marshall-airport", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 1993, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "fabrication", "note": "150 Corten-steel geese sculpture; credited individually on the firm's own site to founder David Ashton.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "graham-landscape", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Lead landscape architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Seasons of Flight, a landmark installation of 150 suspended Corten-steel geese symbolizing the Chesapeake Bay, was completed at Baltimore/ Washington International Airport in 1993, sculpted by Ashton Design founder David Ashton with Graham Landscape as lead landscape architect.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/bwi-seasons-of-flight" ] }, { "id": "cabrillo-marine-aquarium-exhibit-hall-renovation", "name": "Main Exhibit Hall Renovation", "venue": "cabrillo-marine-aquarium", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-exhibits-dept", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibit design and concept visualization", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-acorn-group", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Cabrillo Marine Aquarium in San Pedro, California, reopened its main exhibit hall in spring 2026 after an $8 million, 18-month renovation marking the aquarium's 90th anniversary, adding a wayfinding entrance exhibit, Jelly Lab, and Collections Room; exhibit design was led by The Exhibits Dept. with interpretive planning by The Acorn Group and Split Rock Studios as design partner.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.exhibitsdept.com/projects/cabrillo", "https://spectrumnews1.com/ca/la/socal-scene/2026/05/13/cabrillo-marine-aquarium-reopens", "https://sanpedrotoday.com/2026/05/28/what-lies-beneath/" ] }, { "id": "cactus-club-coal-harbour-lighting", "name": "Cactus Club Coal Harbour Lighting", "venue": "cactus-club-coal-harbour", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "IES Award — Interior Lighting Design", "year": 2014, "source": "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/14" }, { "award": "IES Vision Award — Outstanding Lighting Design", "year": 2014, "source": "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/14" } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Lighting design for the Cactus Club restaurant at Coal Harbour in Vancouver, British Columbia, completed 2013, by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/14" ] }, { "id": "cactus-club-english-bay-lighting", "name": "Cactus Club English Bay Lighting", "venue": "cactus-club-english-bay", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Lighting design for the flagship Cactus Club restaurant at English Bay in Vancouver, British Columbia (LEED Gold), completed 2012, by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/15" ] }, { "id": "cadence-design-systems-lobby-interactives", "name": "Global Traveler & Datastream Lobby Exhibits", "venue": "cadence-design-systems-headquarters", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Designed/fabricated/programmed both lobby interactives", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Cadence Design Systems' San Jose, California headquarters lobby received two interactive exhibits, \"Global Traveler\" and \"Datastream,\" in 2006, designed by West Office Exhibition Design with fabrication and programming by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/cadence-design-systems/" ] }, { "id": "cadillac-house-autoportrait", "name": "AUTOPORTRAIT", "venue": "cadillac-house", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "tellart", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Designed and built ADA0002, a repurposed industrial welding robot retrofitted with face recognition and autonomous drawing capability", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] }, { "firm": "leaflabs", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Engineered the software orchestration layer (computer vision, real-time motion control, communication protocols)", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "computer vision / face recognition", "robotic arm motion control", "autonomous drawing system" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics", "artificial-intelligence", "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "AUTOPORTRAIT was a temporary exhibition at the Gallery at Cadillac House in New York City, presented by Visionaire, in which Tellart's ADA0002 robot -- an industrial welding arm retrofitted for autonomous portrait drawing -- sketched visitors' portraits, running October 13 through November 4, 2016.\n", "description": "ADA0002 (Advanced Drawing Automation, a nod to Ada Lovelace) was built from a repurposed ABB IRB1440 industrial welding robot. LeafLabs engineered the orchestration layer combining AI-driven computer vision, real-time motion control, and communication protocols to let the robot sketch a live portrait of each visitor to take home; visitors reportedly waited in line for over two hours for a turn.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.tellart.com/projects/autonomous-portrait-artist/", "https://www.leaflabs.com/work/autoportrait", "https://www.dbusiness.com/daily-news/cadillac-house-launches-new-artist-robot-exhibit/", "https://visionaireworld.com/blogs/experience/visionaire-presents-autoportrait" ] }, { "id": "cadillac-house-av-media-systems", "name": "Cadillac House AV & Media Systems", "venue": "cadillac-house", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "av-c", "role": "media-design", "note": "Generative media software driving an 18-column display system", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "av-c", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "note": "Designed the 12,000 sq ft brand space", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "generative media", "digital signage" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "summary": "Cadillac House, a 12,000 sq ft brand and culture space in Manhattan's SoHo designed by Gensler, opened June 2, 2016 with a permanent AV and media system by AV&C: an 18-column display system running daily-refreshed generative, on-brand animations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.av-controls.com/cadillac-house/", "https://www.gensler.com/projects/cadillac-house", "https://www.harlemworldmagazine.com/cadillac-house-opened-in-nyc-with-kelly-rowland-and-more/" ] }, { "id": "cadillac-house-shanghai-core", "name": "Cadillac House Shanghai", "venue": "cadillac-house-shanghai", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A three-story, roughly 46,000-square-foot Cadillac brand-experience center in Shanghai, China with a distinctive angled steel facade, designed by Gensler and opened March 27, 2019, delivering a visitor journey of digital and tactile exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dxd.gensler.com/case-studies/cadillac-house-shanghai", "https://www.merci-magazine.com/mercilifestylenews/2020/11/14/the-modern-expressioncadillac-house-designed-by-gensler-shanghai-china", "https://www.archpaper.com/2020/05/facades-gensler-cadillac-house-shanghai-angled-steel-facade/" ] }, { "id": "caesars-magical-empire-core", "name": "Caesars Magical Empire", "venue": "caesars-magical-empire", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1996, "credits": [ { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "landmark-entertainment", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Caesars Magical Empire, a themed dining-and-magic attraction adjacent to Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada, opened in 1996 and closed in 2002, with fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "caesars-superdome-exterior-illumination", "name": "Exterior Architectural Lighting", "venue": "caesars-superdome", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Design and installation of the exterior LED lighting system", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED lighting" ], "summary": "An exterior architectural LED lighting system at the Caesars (formerly Mercedes-Benz/Louisiana) Superdome in New Orleans, activated October 20, 2011 following the venue's $300M renovation; design and installation by Solomon Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.nola.com/", "https://livedesignonline.com/" ] }, { "id": "cahokia-mounds-interpretive-center-core", "name": "Cahokia Mounds Interpretive Center", "venue": "cahokia-mounds-interpretive-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1989, "credits": [ { "firm": "architectural-associates-inc", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "oates-and-associates", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-craftsmen-inc", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Cahokia Mounds Interpretive Center in Collinsville, Illinois, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, opened 1989; architecture by Architectural Associates, Inc., landscape architecture by Oates & Associates, exhibit design by Hilferty & Associates, fabrication by Design Craftsmen, Inc., audiovisuals by Donna Lawrence Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.tclf.org/cahokia-mounds", "https://www.korteco.com/construction-projects/cahokia-mounds-museum-interpretive-center/", "https://cahokiamounds.org/cmms/", "http://aaicinc.com/projects/cahokia-mounds-museum-interpretive-center/" ] }, { "id": "calder-gardens-core", "name": "Calder Gardens", "venue": "calder-gardens", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "herzog-and-de-meuron", "role": "architecture", "note": "Basel, Switzerland-headquartered.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "metropolitan-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Calder Gardens, a museum dedicated to the work of Alexander Calder, Philadelphia, PA, opened 2025; architecture by Herzog & de Meuron, acoustics by Metropolitan Acoustics, per ArchDaily's independent project credits page.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/1034362/calder-gardens-museum-herzog-and-de-meuron" ] }, { "id": "calgary-central-library-core", "name": "Calgary Central Library", "venue": "calgary-central-library", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dialog", "role": "architecture", "note": "Executive architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dialog", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Executive landscape architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "entro", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2019, "source": "https://segd.org/" } ], "summary": "The Calgary Central Library, Calgary, AB, opened November 1, 2018; architecture by Snøhetta with DIALOG as executive architect and executive landscape architect, graphics and wayfinding by Entro.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calgary_Central_Library", "https://www.archdaily.com/905263", "https://www.dezeen.com/" ] }, { "id": "calgary-parks-plus15-lighting", "name": "Calgary Parks +15 Lighting", "venue": "calgary-parks-plus15-walkway", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Lighting for Calgary's +15 pedestrian walkway system, completed 2010 for the City of Calgary's parks 100th anniversary, by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/92" ] }, { "id": "california-academy-of-sciences-color-of-life", "name": "Color of Life", "venue": "california-academy-of-sciences", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "tellart", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Designed the exhibition's centerpiece interactive installations, including the Color Visualizer, in partnership with the Academy's in-house Exhibits Studio", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tellart", "role": "media-design", "note": "Custom interactive hardware and an augmented-reality experience revealing ultraviolet light patterns invisible to humans", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Casework and AV systems integration", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "augmented reality", "custom LED display surface", "interactive string-plucking interface" ], "summary": "Color of Life is a permanent exhibition at the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco exploring how plants and animals use color, for which Tellart designed the centerpiece interactive installations, including the Color Visualizer, opening in summer 2014.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.tellart.com/projects/how-nature-uses-color/", "https://www.swiftwingstudio.com/color-of-life-exhibition", "http://dasivdesign.com/color-of-life/", "https://www.calacademy.org/exhibits/color-of-life" ] }, { "id": "california-academy-of-sciences-core-exhibits", "name": "California Academy of Sciences (Opening Exhibits)", "venue": "california-academy-of-sciences", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "renzo-piano-building-workshop", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "volume-inc", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Steinhart Aquarium exhibits specifically, per Thinc Design's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Comprehensive building AV incl. traditional media pieces, large blended projection systems, a 100-node digital signage system, and building-wide and local docent-support PA systems, plus custom sensor-based interactives\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "blended projection", "digital signage", "custom sensor interactives" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The California Academy of Sciences, a rebuilt natural history museum under a living roof in San Francisco, opened September 27, 2008, designed by Renzo Piano Building Workshop with exhibit design by Volume Inc. and Thinc Design (the latter for the Steinhart Aquarium exhibits) and building-wide AV integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dezeen.com/2008/10/03/california-academy-of-sciences-by-renzo-piano/", "https://www.fastcompany.com/1357775/california-academy-sciences-delivers-sustainable-message-sustainable-exhibition-design", "https://bbinet.com/works/california-academy-of-sciences/", "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/steinhart-aquarium" ] }, { "id": "california-academy-twilight-zone", "name": "Twilight Zone: Deep Reefs Revealed", "venue": "california-academy-of-sciences", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "live-animal habitats", "interactive media" ], "summary": "A 3,150 sq ft addition to the Steinhart Aquarium at the California Academy of Sciences exploring mesophotic \"twilight zone\" reef ecosystems, opened May 2016; fabrication and AV integration by Group Delphi.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://web.archive.org/web/20191120084037/https://museums.groupdelphi.com/portfolio/california-academy-of-sciences/" ] }, { "id": "california-museum-gold-mountain", "name": "Gold Mountain: Chinese Californian Stories", "venue": "california-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "note": "3,000 sq ft gallery renovation; design, code compliance, and DSA/State Fire Marshal approvals for the new exhibit space\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibit conception, design, and dragon design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cinnabar", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV hardware integration", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "full-frame-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "AV media production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive video stations" ], "summary": "\"Gold Mountain: Chinese Californian Stories,\" a signature exhibition on the history and contributions of Chinese Americans in California, opened at The California Museum in Sacramento on January 26, 2020; HGA designed the gallery renovation, with exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design, fabrication by Cinnabar, AV integration by BBI Engineering, and AV media production by Full Frame Productions.\n", "description": "The exhibition documents the history of Chinese immigrants who came to California in search of opportunity during the Gold Rush era — known to them as \"Gold Mountain\" — and stayed to help build the modern state, covering their impact on California's economy, governance, and culture from the 1840s to the present through historic artifacts, photographs, interactive video stations, games, and a custom-designed dragon.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/gold-mountain/", "https://hga.com/projects/the-california-museum-for-history-women-and-the-arts-gold-mountain-chinese-california-stories-gallery-renovation/", "https://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/content/gold-mountain-chinese-californian-stories-opening/29646383/" ] }, { "id": "california-museum-hall-of-fame", "name": "California Hall of Fame", "venue": "california-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2006, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The California Hall of Fame, a 40-by-7-foot lobby installation at The California Museum in Sacramento established in 2006 to honor inductees' lives and legacies, was designed by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "The installation showcases artifacts, photographs, and memorabilia representing the lives and legacies of California Hall of Fame inductees, including figures such as Clint Eastwood, Frank Gehry, Cesar Chavez, and Billie Jean King. The design was built for flexibility so the display can be updated annually as new inductees are added.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/the-california-museum-hall-of-fame/", "https://californiamuseum.org/california-hall-of-fame/" ] }, { "id": "california-museum-health-happens-here", "name": "Health Happens Here", "venue": "california-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Nine interactive experiences incl. motion-tracking 'Heads Up' and resource game 'Stop the Drop'", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "motion tracking" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Health Happens Here, an exhibition on community health at The California Museum in Sacramento, opened in 2012; RLMG designed nine interactive media experiences, with exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design. The exhibition received an AAM Excellence in Exhibition Award.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/health-happens-here" ] }, { "id": "california-museum-minerva-awards", "name": "Minerva Award Exhibit", "venue": "california-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2005, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Minerva Award Exhibit, a permanent-gallery installation at The California Museum in Sacramento honoring recipients of the Minerva Awards (founded 2004 by then-California First Lady Maria Shriver), ran from 2005 to 2011 and was designed by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "The Minerva Awards honor women who have \"stepped forward and changed our world with their courage, strength and wisdom.\" Founded by Maria Shriver and named for the Roman goddess on California's state seal, the awards were presented at The Women's Conference. The California Museum housed a companion exhibition celebrating the honorees' legacies, sponsored by The Women's Conference and Lifetime Networks.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/the-minerva-awards/", "https://californiamuseum.org/exhibitions/temporary/past/minerva-award-exhibit/" ] }, { "id": "california-museum-unity-center", "name": "Unity Center", "venue": "california-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive experiences on California diversity and civil rights, incl. 'Proud To Be Me' shadow projection", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "motion-tracked shadow projection" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Unity Center, an exhibition on California's diversity and civil-rights history at The California Museum in Sacramento, opened in 2017; RLMG designed the interactive media, with exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/unity-center" ] }, { "id": "california-museum-uprooted", "name": "Uprooted", "venue": "california-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "note": "3,000 sq ft gallery renovation; design and code compliance for the updated exhibit space", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Uprooted,\" an exhibition at the California Museum in Sacramento, opened in 2023, with exhibit design by C&G Partners and fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.creoia.com", "https://www.californiamuseum.org" ] }, { "id": "california-museum-women-inspire", "name": "Women Inspire", "venue": "california-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive timeline and personalized inspiration-video station", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cinnabar", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive timeline", "video recording station" ], "summary": "Women Inspire, an exhibition celebrating notable Californian women at The California Museum in Sacramento, opened in 2020; RLMG designed the interactive media, with exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design, AV integration by BBI Engineering, and fabrication by Cinnabar.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/women-inspire" ] }, { "id": "california-science-center-amazonia", "name": "Amazônia: Photography by Sebastião Salgado", "venue": "california-science-center", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "cinnabar", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Client per Eos Lightmedia's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Redesigned and integrated lighting for the North American debut of this touring photography exhibition, lighting more than 200 large-scale suspended photographs under the artist's direction.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Integrated an immersive soundscape accompanying the photography and video.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive soundscape" ], "summary": "\"Amazônia: Photography by Sebastião Salgado,\" a 13,000 sq ft touring exhibition, opened at the California Science Center in Los Angeles on October 21, 2022 for its North American debut, produced by Cinnabar with lighting and audiovisual design and integration by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/392" ] }, { "id": "california-science-center-creative-world", "name": "Creative World", "venue": "california-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 1998, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "zgf-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Building architecture (per Wikipedia, citing the firm's former name, Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Partnership); distinct from West Office's exhibit-design role", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "solar-powered vehicle racing", "video-conferencing kiosk", "structural/earthquake simulation" ], "summary": "Creative World, one of two core hands-on science galleries that opened at the California Science Center in Los Angeles in February 1998, was designed by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "Creative World explores the impact of technology on daily life and the creative process through interactive experiences: racing solar-powered vehicles, communicating via video technology with other Los Angeles residents, designing transportation solutions, and participating in simulated earthquake building tests. The gallery emphasizes collaborative problem-solving in technological design.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/california-science-center-creative-world/", "https://californiasciencecenter.org/about-us/our-story" ] }, { "id": "california-science-center-dogs-a-science-tail", "name": "Dogs! A Science Tail", "venue": "california-science-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "evidence-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "content-production", "note": "Digital interactives and linear media films", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pacific-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "digital interactives", "green-screen film production", "iBeacon-based mobile app" ], "summary": "Dogs! A Science Tail, a 9,000-square-foot traveling exhibition on the science and history of dogs, opened at the California Science Center in Los Angeles on March 16, 2019; exhibit design by Evidence Design, digital interactives and media by Unified Field, fabrication by Pacific Studios, and AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "The bilingual (English/Spanish), ADA-accessible exhibition combines physical and digital interactives exploring canine science, history, and human-dog relationships; it later returned to the California Science Center as part of a national tour.\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/resources/all-paws-deck-dogs-las-california-science-center/", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/dogs-a-science-tail-makes-its-world-premiere-at-the-california-science-center-march-16-2019-300789752.html", "https://californiasciencecenter.org/exhibits/dogs-a-science-tail", "https://www.unifiedfield.com/projects/california-science-center" ] }, { "id": "california-science-center-ecosystems-wing", "name": "Ecosystems", "venue": "california-science-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "zgf-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Joint venture with EHDD Architecture, per EHDD's own independent project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ehdd", "role": "architecture", "note": "Joint venture with ZGF Architects", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "\"Ecosystems,\" a 140,000 sq ft wing addition to the California Science Center, Los Angeles, opened March 25, 2010, with 11 immersive environments including a 188,000-gallon kelp forest tank and a polar ice wall; architecture by a ZGF Architects/EHDD Architecture joint venture, per EHDD's own independent project page.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ehdd.com/project/ecosystems-wing/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Science_Center" ] }, { "id": "california-science-center-game-on", "name": "GAME ON! Science, Sports & Play", "venue": "california-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "luci-creative", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "10 bilingual (English/Spanish) media experiences", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreens", "motion tracking", "bilingual media" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "\"GAME ON! Science, Sports & Play,\" a 17,000 sq ft exhibition at the California Science Center in Los Angeles, opened May 15, 2025; Luci Creative designed the exhibit, with media design and production by Cortina Productions, AV integration by Electrosonic, and fabrication by Ravenswood Studio.\n", "description": "The exhibition features three Skills Labs (force, balance, motion) and more than 25 interactive experiences spanning baseball, softball, basketball, soccer, yoga, dance, board sports, climbing, and swimming, developed with input from Los Angeles-based professional athletes and in partnership with Nike's Sport Research Lab, LA84, and the Dodgers Foundation. Content is presented bilingually in English and Spanish.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/game-on-at-california-science-center/", "https://californiasciencecenter.org/exhibits/game-on-science-sports-play", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/game-on-science-sports--play-302395177.html" ] }, { "id": "california-science-center-king-tut", "name": "King Tut: Treasures of the Golden Pharaoh", "venue": "california-science-center", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "180-degree introductory theater, zoned soundscapes, environmental media, mini-features", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive theater" ], "summary": "\"King Tut: Treasures of the Golden Pharaoh,\" a touring exhibition of Egyptian antiquities, made its world premiere March 24, 2018 at the California Science Center in Los Angeles, with an introductory theater and environmental media by Donna Lawrence Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://californiasciencecenter.org/press-room/pressrelease/2018-03-21/king-tut-exhibition-world-premiere-opens-march-24th-at-the", "https://dlproductions.com/projects/king-tut-treasures-of-the-golden-pharaoh/" ] }, { "id": "california-science-center-life-beginnings", "name": "Life! Beginnings", "venue": "california-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "evidence-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Additional experiences", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion-sensing gesture interactive", "digital-mechanical hybrid" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "\"Life! Beginnings,\" an exhibition on the biology of birth and early development at the California Science Center in Los Angeles, opened June 2021; exhibit design by Evidence Design, interactive media by Ideum, fabrication by Ravenswood Studio, AV integration by BBI Engineering, with additional experiences by Cortina Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/portfolio/life-beginnings-exhibit-california-science", "https://www.evidencedesign.com/details/life-beginnings/", "https://californiasciencecenter.org/exhibits/life-beginnings" ] }, { "id": "california-science-center-samuel-oschin-air-and-space-center", "name": "Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center", "venue": "california-science-center", "project_type": "new-building", "status": "announced", "year_expected": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "zgf-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "evidence-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "focus-lighting", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "— sourced only from Evidence Design's own page, not independently corroborated", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Sourced only from Evidence Design's own page, not independently corroborated", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "fabrication", "note": "~36,500 sq ft of the Aviation and Space galleries", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "Scoped to the 747 Experience / Korean Air Aviation Gallery specifically, not the full center", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A 200,000 sq ft addition to the California Science Center in Los Angeles housing Space Shuttle Endeavour in full vertical stack, architecture by ZGF Architects and exhibit design by Evidence Design; building construction completed April 2026, targeted to open November 13, 2026.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/california-science-center-reaches-major-milestone-for-the-future-samuel-oschin-air-and-space-center-with-the-completion-of-building-construction-302740656.html", "https://www.evidencedesign.com/details/samuel-oschin-air-and-space-center/", "https://californiasciencecenter.org/about-us/samuel-oschin-air-and-space-center" ] }, { "id": "california-science-center-world-of-life", "name": "World of Life", "venue": "california-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 1998, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "zgf-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Building architecture (per Wikipedia, citing the firm's former name, Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Partnership); distinct from West Office's exhibit-design role", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "animatronics", "projected animation" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics" ], "summary": "World of Life, one of two core hands-on science galleries that opened at the California Science Center in Los Angeles in February 1998, was designed by West Office Exhibition Design and centers on the BodyWorks Theater's 50-foot animatronic figure, Tess.\n", "description": "The World of Life gallery examines biological systems shared across organisms, including respiration and reproduction. Its centerpiece, BodyWorks Theater, features a 50-foot animated character named Tess that demonstrates homeostasis through functioning heart, lung, circulatory, and nervous-system displays, and lets visitors compare human body systems to those of other animals.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/california-science-center-world-of-life/", "https://californiasciencecenter.org/exhibits/world-of-life/bodyworks-theater" ] }, { "id": "calpine-geothermal-visitor-center-redesign", "name": "Exhibit Redesign", "venue": "calpine-geothermal-visitor-center", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "gyroscope-inc", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A redesign of the exhibits at Calpine's Geothermal Visitor Center in Middletown, California, completed summer 2012; exhibit design by Gyroscope Inc., fabrication and AV integration by Group Delphi.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.gyroscopeinc.com/calpine", "https://web.archive.org/web/20210623001946/https://museums.groupdelphi.com/portfolio/calpine/" ] }, { "id": "cambridge-american-cemetery-visitor-center", "name": "Cambridge American Cemetery Visitor Center", "venue": "cambridge-american-cemetery", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "color-ad", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabricated custom elements including a B-17 cockpit recreation, touchable statues, and interactive AV (animated map, Battle of the Atlantic interactive). ABMC exhibit-fabrication IDIQ contractor.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The redesigned visitor center at the Cambridge American Cemetery, Cambridge, United Kingdom, dedicated 2025, with exhibit design by HealyKohler Design and fabrication by Color Ad.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://color-ad.com/index.php/project/abmc-cambridge-american-cemetery/" ] }, { "id": "canada-place-sails-of-light", "name": "Sails of Light at Canada Place", "venue": "canada-place", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2014, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Contracted by the Port of Vancouver in 2014 to provide new visual effects and updated equipment for the Sails of Light program on Canada Place's five 90-foot sail structures (installation originally conceived for the 2010 Olympics).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "architectural LED lighting", "animated light show" ], "summary": "Sails of Light, a recurring illuminated light-show program on Canada Place's five 90-foot sail structures in Vancouver, British Columbia, was updated in 2014 with new visual effects and equipment by Eos Lightmedia for operator Port of Vancouver.\n", "description": "The Sails of Light program, originally conceived for the 2010 Winter Olympics, is visible from Stanley Park, the Coal Harbour Seawall, the Vancouver Convention Centre West, the North Shore, and local waterways.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/16" ] }, { "id": "canada-science-and-technology-museum-artifact-alley", "name": "Artifact Alley", "venue": "canada-science-and-technology-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-taylor-group-canada", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Led the design-build team; distinct from the Rantoul, IL firm Taylor Studios", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Designed, supplied, installed, and programmed the exhibit lighting system for all galleries and the demo stage as part of the museum's 2017 reopening, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page — broader scope than the Artifact Alley exhibit specifically credited above", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Artifact Alley, a science-themed exhibit at the Canada Science and Technology Museum in Ottawa, Ontario, opened in 2017 as part of a design-build team led by The Taylor Group, with exhibit design by Reich+Petch.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/cstm-artifact-alley/", "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/17" ] }, { "id": "canada-science-and-technology-museum-entry-experience", "name": "Entry Experience, Canada Science and Technology Museum", "venue": "canada-science-and-technology-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "aldrichpears-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Designed a new visitor entry point with hands-on science/technology interactives, distinct in scope from the same 2017 reopening's Reich+Petch-designed Artifact Alley exhibit already in this dataset.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "AldrichPears Associates designed a new visitor entry experience for the Canada Science and Technology Museum in Ottawa, part of the museum's November 17, 2017 reopening after a three-year, $80.5-million renewal.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://aldrichpears.com/project/canada-science-technology-museum/", "https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/revamped-science-tech-museum-opens-friday-1.4404888" ] }, { "id": "canada-sports-hall-of-fame-core-exhibits", "name": "Canada's Sports Hall of Fame Core Exhibits", "venue": "canada-sports-hall-of-fame", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Worked with the exhibit designers, AV designers, and contractors to provide an integrated lighting design solution across the new facility's 11 galleries; supervised installation and provided focus and programming services.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-taylor-group", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "stantec", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Canada's Sports Hall of Fame relocated to a new building at WinSport's Canada Olympic Park in Calgary, AB, opening in 2011 with 11 galleries, more than 50 interactive experiences, and a 120-seat theatre; the project received the 2013 Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Museum category. Eos Lightmedia provided the integrated exhibit lighting design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/60", "https://www.winsport.ca/meetings-and-conferences/event-spaces/canadas-sports-hall-of-fame/" ] }, { "id": "canadian-museum-for-human-rights-core", "name": "Canadian Museum for Human Rights", "venue": "canadian-museum-for-human-rights", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "antoine-predock-architect", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited as Kubik/Maltbie on SH Acoustics' own project page; no independent corroboration found for this specific project", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Credited on SH Acoustics' own project page; no independent corroboration found for this specific project", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sh-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Acoustic design and engineering including gallery sound optimization, sound-isolation construction separating galleries and theaters, building-systems noise standards, audio-delivery system design, final calibration of all media programs, and guidance to ten media producers on optimized audio-track production.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "prime-access-consulting", "role": "accessibility-consulting", "note": "Embedded inclusive design and accessibility across the new museum's exhibitions and digital platforms from the outset (September 2009 – April 2015), including development of the Universal Keypad (high-contrast tactile-button content navigation with screen-reader support), the Universal Access Point (mobile app + Bluetooth beacon system), an enterprise content management system, and audio/visual description and wayfinding services; the work received four AAM MUSE Awards.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "multimedia theaters", "soundscapes", "Universal Keypad", "Universal Access Point" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Sylvia Harris Award + Merit Award", "year": 2016, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/canadian-museum-human-rights/" } ], "summary": "The Canadian Museum for Human Rights, a 260,000 sq ft national museum in Winnipeg, Manitoba designed by Antoine Predock, opened September 2014; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, with acoustic and audio design by SH Acoustics.\n", "description": "A 100-meter crystalline-tower building with 47,000 sq ft of galleries reached via ramps symbolizing a \"path to enlightenment,\" including a 7,000 sq ft glass-enclosed atrium winter garden.\n", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Museum_for_Human_Rights", "https://raai.com/project/canadian-museum-for-human-rights/", "https://www.architectmagazine.com/design/buildings/canadian-museum-for-human-rights-designed-by-antoine-predock-architect_o", "https://shacoustics.com/canadian-museum-for-human-rights/", "https://pac.bz/projects/capital-project/" ] }, { "id": "canadian-museum-for-human-rights-empowering-women", "name": "Empowering Women", "venue": "canadian-museum-for-human-rights", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "prime-access-consulting", "role": "accessibility-consulting", "note": "Expanded a Museum of International Folk Art-originated exhibition about female-run artisan cooperatives into a multimodal, accessible experience (August 2015 – July 2016): touch objects for each cooperative, a user-tested virtual reality component filmed in Guatemala (released for iOS, Android, and Oculus), and captions, audio description, and signed interpretation in English, French, and Spanish.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touch objects", "virtual reality", "audio description" ], "summary": "Empowering Women, an exhibition on female-run artisan cooperatives originated by the Museum of International Folk Art, was expanded by Prime Access Consulting into a multimodal accessible experience at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, opening in 2015.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://pac.bz/projects/empowering-women/" ] }, { "id": "canadian-museum-for-human-rights-mandela", "name": "Mandela: Struggle for Freedom", "venue": "canadian-museum-for-human-rights", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "prime-access-consulting", "role": "accessibility-consulting", "note": "PAC Principal Corey Timpson directed and produced this bilingual (English/French) touring exhibition end-to-end — interpretation, creative direction, design development, media production, fabrication, and installation (April 2017 – June 2018) — including immersive elements (a mixed-media prison cell, a touchable Casspir armored vehicle, the \"Posters for Freedom\" interactive activity) with universal-design navigation, tactile elements, high-contrast graphics, screen-reader compatibility, and audio description/signed interpretation throughout.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "tactile elements", "audio description", "signed interpretation" ], "summary": "\"Mandela: Struggle for Freedom,\" a bilingual touring exhibition directed and produced by Prime Access Consulting for the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, opened in 2017 and won the GLAMi Award for Best Exhibition Media/Experience and a Core77 Interaction Design Award for its \"Posters for Freedom\" installation.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://pac.bz/projects/mandela/" ] }, { "id": "canadian-museum-of-history-history-hall", "name": "Canadian History Hall", "venue": "canadian-museum-of-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "douglas-cardinal", "role": "architecture", "note": "Lead architect; developed the hall's architectural concept and coordinated architectural/mechanical/electrical/structural disciplines. .", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gsm-project", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "sh-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Led the acoustic and audio design, media-production sonic coordination, and calibration for all audio-based programs across the 40,000 sq ft, three-gallery History Hall.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "soundscapes", "multimedia theaters" ], "summary": "The Canadian History Hall, a 40,000 sq ft permanent exhibition at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Quebec, opened July 1, 2017 for Canada's sesquicentennial; lead architect Douglas Cardinal developed the hall's architectural concept, exhibit design was by gsm Project, and acoustic/audio design was by SH Acoustics.\n", "description": "Three chronological galleries covering eighteen chapters of Canadian history, opening from a central \"Hub\" space with a large-scale satellite image of Canada.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.historymuseum.ca/blog/behind-the-scenes-of-the-canadian-history-hall-project-with-architect-douglas-cardinal/", "https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/douglas-cardinal-aboriginal-canadian-museum-history-1.3521749", "https://shacoustics.com/canadian-museum-of-history/" ] }, { "id": "canadian-museum-of-nature-donor-wall", "name": "Donor Wall", "venue": "canadian-museum-of-nature", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "expographiq", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A 452 sq ft donor-recognition wall at the Canadian Museum of Nature, Ottawa, ON, completed 2010 (~$100K); design by Reich+Petch, fabrication by Expographiq, per Applied Arts Magazine's 2011 award-winners archive and Expographiq's own independent project page.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.appliedartsmag.com/" ] }, { "id": "canalside-waterway-of-change", "name": "Waterway of Change: Complex Legacies of the Erie Canal", "venue": "canalside-buffalo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Strategy, visitor experience, physical, and media design across indoor exhibits and outdoor installations at Canalside's Longshed", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "beautiful-machines", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "southtown-av", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touch screens", "immersive audio" ], "summary": "\"Waterway of Change: Complex Legacies of the Erie Canal,\" a 2,900-sq-ft exhibition in the Longshed at Canalside in Buffalo, New York, opened Memorial Day 2025 for the Erie Canal's bicentennial; exhibit and media design by Local Projects, with fabrication by Hadley Exhibits, media production by Beautiful Machines, and AV integration by Southtown AV.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/civil-rights-memorials/erie-canal-bicentennial-waterway-of-change/", "https://www.governor.ny.gov/news/governor-hochul-announces-opening-waterway-change-canalside-buffalo", "https://www.niagara-gazette.com/news/local_news/water-of-change-erie-canal-exhibit-opens-at-canalside-in-buffalo/article_57fb9325-2bbb-4ba4-a2c4-e7edc0b5bebe.html" ] }, { "id": "canon-experience-centre-image-square", "name": "Canon Experience Centre (Image Square)", "venue": "canon-experience-centre-calgary", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Designed the lighting for the 6,600 sq ft brand experience centre, using energy-efficient LED fixtures color-matched to 4000K to best showcase Canon photography equipment, within a LEED Platinum building.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "large-format interactive touchscreen media wall" ], "summary": "Canon Canada opened Image Square, the Canon Experience Centre, in Calgary, AB in January 2013 (marking Canon Canada's 40th anniversary) as a 6,600 sq ft brand showroom with staff-led product demonstrations, a photography studio, a classroom-style learning space, and an interactive touchscreen media wall; Eos Lightmedia designed the space's lighting.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/12" ] }, { "id": "canyonlands-national-park-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "canyonlands-national-park-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "southern-custom-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Exhibit fabrication for the Canyonlands National Park Visitor Center, Moab, UT, completed 2021; fabrication by Southern Custom Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.usaspending.gov/" ] }, { "id": "cape-breton-miners-museum-theatre-experience", "name": "Cape Breton Miners Museum Multi-Sensory Theatre Experience", "venue": "cape-breton-miners-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Lighting and audiovisual design, and supply/integration of all technologies within the new theatre experience and the visitor-facing lobby.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "aldrichpears-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "270-degree projection", "motion/vibration effects", "scent effects" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The Cape Breton Miners Museum in Glace Bay, Nova Scotia opened a new multi-sensory theatre experience in 2021 simulating a mine-cart ride, developed with exhibit design firm AldrichPears Associates, creative partner Vista Collaborative Arts, and lighting/AV design, supply, and integration by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "The simulator experience combines light, sound, scents, wind, rumbling vibrations, and 270-degree projections around visitors, telling the story of the region's coal-mining history and the miners and families who lived it.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/147", "https://aldrichpears.com/project/cape-breton-miners-museum/" ] }, { "id": "cape-fear-museum-mobile-scavenger-hunt", "name": "Cape Fear Mobile Scavenger Hunt", "venue": "cape-fear-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Bilingual mobile-web scavenger hunt app replacing a paper activity", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "global-exhibit-technology", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "mobile web app" ], "summary": "The Cape Fear Mobile Scavenger Hunt, a bilingual mobile-web scavenger hunt app for the Cape Fear Museum of History and Science in Wilmington, North Carolina, launched in 2024; RLMG designed the app and backend content system.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/cape-fear-mobile-scavenger-hunt" ] }, { "id": "cape-lookout-national-seashore-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Beaufort Visitor Information Center Exhibits", "venue": "cape-lookout-national-seashore", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "wondercabinet-interpretive-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibit graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Beaufort Visitor Information Center for Cape Lookout National Seashore in Beaufort, North Carolina opened April 15, 2021 with interpretive and interactive exhibits orienting visitors to the park's barrier islands, designed by Wondercabinet Interpretive Design with graphics by Proun Design and fabrication by Mystic Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "The exhibits provide an overview of the park's recreational offerings and transportation options between the mainland and the islands, emphasizing the barrier islands' natural landscape and cultural history.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/science/cape-lookout-national-seashore", "https://www.nps.gov/calo/learn/news/2021-04-09.htm" ] }, { "id": "capital-jewish-museum-core", "name": "Lillian & Albert Small Capital Jewish Museum", "venue": "capital-jewish-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "smithgroup", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "evidence-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "evidence-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "potion-design", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Lillian & Albert Small Capital Jewish Museum, a 32,500 sq ft museum incorporating and restoring the historic 1876 Adas Israel Synagogue, opened June 2023 in Washington, DC; architecture by SmithGroup, exhibit design and wayfinding by Evidence Design, media design by Potion Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.evidencedesign.com/details/capital-jewish-museum/", "https://www.smithgroup.com/projects/capital-jewish-museum", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lillian_%26_Albert_Small_Capital_Jewish_Museum" ] }, { "id": "capitol-federal-hall-donor-recognition-wayfinding", "name": "Capitol Federal Hall Donor Recognition and Wayfinding", "venue": "capitol-federal-hall-ku", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gastingerwalker", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Donor recognition walls and wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Atrium elements", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Capitol Federal Hall, the University of Kansas School of Business building in Lawrence, Kansas, opened in 2016 with architecture by Gensler and GastingerWalker&, and donor recognition walls, wayfinding, and atrium elements by Dimensional Innovations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/work/university-of-kansas-capitol-federal-hall" ] }, { "id": "capitol-park-museum-exhibits", "name": "Capitol Park Museum Permanent Exhibits", "venue": "capitol-park-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "christopher-chadbourne-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibit Graphics: Proun Design, LLC and CCA staff", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Capitol Park Museum, a 2006 branch of the Louisiana State Museum in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, presents Louisiana's natural and cultural history across two floors, with exhibit design by Christopher Chadbourne & Associates, fabrication by Explus, and exhibit graphics by Proun Design.\n", "description": "The 32,000 sq ft exhibition covers state history, Mardi Gras, music, and culture, with distinct graphic design approaches on each floor.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/louisiana-state-museum", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitol_Park_Museum_-_Baton_Rouge" ] }, { "id": "carilion-childrens-tanglewood-center-social-butterflies", "name": "Social Butterflies", "venue": "carilion-childrens-tanglewood-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "content development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "interactive technology", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "stage-sound", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Social Butterflies, an interactive exhibit at Carilion Children's Tanglewood Center in Roanoke, Virginia, opened in 2022, designed by Dimensional Innovations with interactive technology and content development, and AV integration by Stage Sound.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "carnegie-science-center-mars", "name": "Mars: The Next Giant Leap", "venue": "carnegie-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "luci-creative", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "edge-blended projection", "interactive touchscreens" ], "summary": "\"Mars: The Next Giant Leap,\" a 7,500 sq ft permanent exhibition at the Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh, opened November 19, 2022; Luci Creative led exhibit design, RLMG produced media, Ravenswood Studio fabricated the exhibit, and Electrosonic served as AV systems integrator.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://nextpittsburgh.com/latest-news/carnegie-science-center-opening-new-permanent-exhibit-about-mars/", "https://www.rlmg.com/work/carnegie-science-center", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/mars-the-next-giant-leap-at-the-carnegie-science-center" ] }, { "id": "carolina-basketball-museum-core", "name": "Carolina Basketball Museum", "venue": "carolina-basketball-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Carolina Basketball Museum, honoring the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's men's and women's basketball programs, opened January 2008 on the UNC campus with exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/carolina-basketball-museum/" ] }, { "id": "carolina-museum-of-the-marine-core", "name": "Carolina Museum of the Marine", "venue": "carolina-museum-of-the-marine", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cjmw-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Carolina Museum of the Marine in Jacksonville, NC opened 2026; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, architecture by CJMW Architecture.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://businessnc.com/" ] }, { "id": "carolina-sciquarium", "name": "Carolina SciQuarium", "venue": "greensboro-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Carolina SciQuarium, a 23,000 sq ft, 250,000-gallon aquatic wing at the Greensboro Science Center in Greensboro, North Carolina — the first phase of a three-phase master plan — opened in summer 2013; designed by CambridgeSeven.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/carolina-sciquarium/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greensboro_Science_Center" ] }, { "id": "cary-memorial-hall-renovation", "name": "Cary Memorial Hall Renovation", "venue": "cary-memorial-hall", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "mills-whitaker-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "An $8M historic renovation of Cary Memorial Hall, Lexington MA's 1928 town hall and performance venue, completed 2015, with architecture by Mills Whitaker Architects and lighting design/documentation by Available Light.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.availablelight.com/work/cary-memorial-hall-architecture", "https://millswhitaker.com/isaac-harris-cary-memorial-building/" ] }, { "id": "casa-batllo-living-architecture", "name": "Living Architecture: Casa Batlló (In the Mind of Gaudí)", "venue": "casa-batllo", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "refik-anadol-studio", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Permanent six-sided LED cube room within the visitor experience, displaying AI-generated media drawn from Gaudí archival data.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "AI-generated media", "LED cube room" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "\"Living Architecture: Casa Batlló,\" a permanent six-sided LED cube room by Refik Anadol Studio within the Casa Batlló visitor experience in Barcelona, Spain, was installed in 2021, presenting AI-generated media built from Gaudí archival data.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://refikanadol.com/works/living-architecture-casa-batllo/", "https://www.dailysabah.com/arts/events/refik-anadol-turns-gaudis-casa-batllo-into-futures-heritage", "https://contemporary.casabatllo.es/en/mapping/living-architecture/" ] }, { "id": "casa-lethbridge-mirrored-earth", "name": "Mirrored Earth", "venue": "casa-community-arts-centre-lethbridge", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabricated the mirror-mounting brackets (3D-printed prototypes, shop-fabricated final units) and built the motor, camera, and control software system that tracks passersby, working with artists Metz & Chew.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion-tracking interactive art", "custom motorized mirror array" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics", "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Mirrored Earth, an interactive artwork of approximately 600 motorized wall mirrors in the foyer of Casa Community Arts Centre in Lethbridge, Alberta, was completed in 2013 by artists Metz & Chew with technical build and fabrication by Eos Lightmedia; the piece is on long-term loan from the Alberta Foundation for the Arts.\n", "description": "Sensors track passersby and trigger scattered mirrors to turn and follow their movement, evoking the region's coulee landscape and referencing \"the glimmer of sun on water\" and \"a flutter of rising birds,\" per the artists' statement.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/104", "https://www.metzchew.com/mirrored-earth", "https://casalethbridge.ca/about/" ] }, { "id": "cave-of-the-winds-world-changed-here-pavilion", "name": "The World Changed Here Pavilion", "venue": "cave-of-the-winds-pavilion", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "hhl-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive object theater", "projection" ], "summary": "The World Changed Here Pavilion, a $7 million, 6,125-square-foot renovation of the Cave of the Winds pavilion at Niagara Falls State Park in Niagara Falls, New York, opened in November 2017 with architecture by HHL Architects, exhibit master planning and design by PGAV Destinations, and fabrication by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dasny.org/news/2017/governor-cuomo-announces-opening-7-million-year-round-cave-winds-experience-niagara-falls", "https://hhlarchitects.com/portfolio/niagara-falls-state-park-cave-of-the-winds-experience/", "https://pgavdestinations.com/news/cotw/", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/Cave-of-the-Winds" ] }, { "id": "cayton-childrens-museum-in-tune-with-nature", "name": "In Tune with Nature", "venue": "cayton-childrens-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "officeuntitled", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"In Tune with Nature,\" an exhibit neighborhood at the Cayton Children's Museum in Santa Monica, California, which opened July 2019; architecture by OfficeUntitled, media design by Ideum.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archpaper.com/", "https://ideum.com/" ] }, { "id": "celonis-executive-briefing-center", "name": "Celonis Executive Briefing Center", "venue": "celonis-hq-munich", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A six-floor adaptive-reuse Executive Briefing Center within Celonis's Munich, Germany headquarters, designed by Gensler for outside customers and partners to test the company's software live; opening reported July 2023.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.gensler.com/projects/celonis", "https://www.munich-startup.de/en/93077/celonis-opens-executive-briefing-center/", "https://officesnapshots.com/2024/08/19/celonis-offices-munich/" ] }, { "id": "center-for-architecture-aiany-design-awards", "name": "AIANY Design Awards Exhibition", "venue": "center-for-architecture", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The AIANY Design Awards Exhibition at the Center for Architecture in New York ran October 2021 through March 2022; exhibit design and visual identity by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/aiany-design-awards", "https://www.centerforarchitecture.org/exhibitions/aiany-design-awards-2020-2021/" ] }, { "id": "center-for-architecture-design-fitnation-seattle", "name": "FitNation Seattle", "venue": "center-for-architecture-and-design", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "FitNation Seattle, the launch exhibition for Seattle's Center for Architecture and Design, opened 2015, showcased case studies of architecture and design promoting healthy, active communities; designed by Studio Matthews.\n", "description": "Fabrication by Berry Signs.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/fitnation-seattle/" ] }, { "id": "center-for-architecture-fringe-cities", "name": "Fringe Cities: Legacies of Renewal in the Small American City", "venue": "center-for-architecture", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "mass-design-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Curation, research, and exhibition design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "beurskens-projects", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Graphic design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphic design" ], "summary": "Fringe Cities: Legacies of Renewal in the Small American City, an exhibition on the aftermath of federal urban-renewal programs in small American cities, ran at the Center for Architecture in New York City from October 2019 through January 2020, curated and designed by MASS Design Group with graphic design by Beurskens Projects.\n", "description": "The exhibition examined \"Fringe Cities\" — small, independently governed municipalities severely affected by mid-20th-century federal urban renewal programs — through case studies including Poughkeepsie, New York. Developed in partnership with the Center for Architecture (operated by AIA New York), it was on view October 2, 2019 through January 18, 2020.\n", "sources": [ "https://modelofarchitecture.org/projects/fringe-cities-exhibition", "https://www.centerforarchitecture.org/press-releases/fringe-cities-legacies-of-renewal-in-the-small-american-city-to-open-at-the-center-for-architecture-in-nyc-october-2-2019-january-18-2020/", "https://www.archpaper.com/2019/10/fringe-cities-urban-renewal-and-aftermath/" ] }, { "id": "center-for-architecture-kaneji-domoto", "name": "Kaneji Domoto at Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonia", "venue": "center-for-architecture", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Kaneji Domoto at Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonia, an exhibition on the Japanese American architect's houses in Westchester County's Usonia community, opened at the Center for Architecture in New York in 2017, with exhibition design by Studio Joseph.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/kaneji-domoto-at-frank-lloyd-wright-s-usonia" ] }, { "id": "center-for-architecture-reset-towards-a-new-commons", "name": "Reset: Towards a New Commons", "venue": "center-for-architecture", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Natasha Jen", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "prime-access-consulting", "role": "accessibility-consulting", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Reset: Towards a New Commons,\" a temporary exhibition at the Center for Architecture in New York, ran April 14–September 3, 2022; designed by Natasha Jen of Pentagram in consultation with Prime Access Consulting.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.centerforarchitecture.org/press-releases/reset-towards-a-new-commons-to-open-at-the-center-for-architecture-april-14-september-3-2022/" ] }, { "id": "center-for-brooklyn-history-in-pursuit-of-freedom", "name": "Brooklyn Abolitionists / In Pursuit of Freedom", "venue": "center-for-brooklyn-history", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "matter-architecture-practice", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "potion-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive media design and development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Multidisciplinary design firm on the project team; exact role unclear from public sources", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media stations" ], "summary": "Brooklyn Abolitionists / In Pursuit of Freedom, an exhibition on Brooklyn's 19th-century anti-slavery movement, opened January 2014 in the Shellens Gallery of the Brooklyn Historical Society (now the Center for Brooklyn History) in Brooklyn, New York, with exhibition design by Matter Architecture Practice, interactive media by Potion, and design contributions from Pure+Applied.\n", "description": "Produced as part of the \"In Pursuit of Freedom\" public history initiative, a partnership of Brooklyn Historical Society, Weeksville Heritage Center, and Irondale Ensemble Project.\n", "sources": [ "http://www.brooklyneagle.com/articles/%E2%80%98brooklyn-abolitionists-pursuit-freedom%E2%80%99-now-view-brooklyn-historical-society-2014-01-15", "http://pursuitoffreedom.org/about/project/", "https://www.brownstoner.com/brooklyn-life/closing-bell-brooklyn-historical-society-to-unveil-exhibit-on-brooklyn-abolitionists/" ] }, { "id": "center-for-jewish-history-entry-lobby", "name": "Entry Lobby, Ruth's Bookstore & David Berg Rare Book Room", "venue": "center-for-jewish-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "beyer-blinder-belle", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "beyer-blinder-belle", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Via BBB's in-house LVCK studio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "An entry lobby, bookstore, and rare book room renewal at the Center for Jewish History in New York, completed in 2025, with architecture and graphics by Beyer Blinder Belle.\n", "description": "Sourcing for this record is limited to Beyer Blinder Belle's own portfolio and news pages; no independent press coverage was found to corroborate the date.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.beyerblinderbelle.com/work/view/the-center-for-jewish-history/", "https://www.beyerblinderbelle.com/about/news/read/2025/05/marking-25-years-of-partnership-bbb-updates-the-center-for-jewish-historys-public-spaces/" ] }, { "id": "center-for-puppetry-arts-worlds-of-puppetry-museum", "name": "Worlds of Puppetry Museum", "venue": "center-for-puppetry-arts", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "clark-patterson-lee", "role": "architecture", "note": "Building architect of the 15,000 sq ft new wing", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tait", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Credited as \"produced by Thinkwell, now tait\"; exhibit design of the Jim Henson Collection and Global Collection galleries", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Detailing, fabrication, and installation of exhibit casework, interactives, AV hardware integration, and graphics for the 7,500 sq ft exhibit galleries", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive puppeteering stations", "shadow-puppet theater" ], "summary": "Worlds of Puppetry Museum, a 15,000 sq ft new wing at the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta housing the Jim Henson Collection and a Global Collection gallery, opened November 14, 2015, with building architecture by Clark Patterson Lee, exhibit design by TAIT (via its Thinkwell Group studio), and fabrication by kubik maltbie.\n", "description": "The museum includes a recreation of Jim Henson's office alongside original puppets and artifacts from The Muppets and Fraggle Rock and a replica Sesame Street set, plus a Global Collection gallery with more than 170 puppets from around the world and interactive exhibits including a shadow-puppet theater.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.taittowers.com/work/worlds-of-puppetry-museum", "https://kubikmaltbie.com/project/center-for-puppetry-arts/", "https://www.ajc.com/entertainment/photos-center-for-puppetry-arts-world-puppetry-museum-expansion/njbsFjWP6Ik2DSeeAfHVYL/" ] }, { "id": "center-for-the-arts-jackson-hole-wayfinding", "name": "Center for the Arts Jackson Hole — Wayfinding", "venue": "center-for-the-arts-jackson-hole", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-communications-ltd", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed a signage and wayfinding system, completed in 2026, unifying the 78,000-square-foot Center for the Arts Jackson Hole campus, clarifying the identities of its resident arts organizations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/center-for-the-arts-jackson-hole/" ] }, { "id": "center-for-wooden-boats-wagner-education-center", "name": "Wagner Education Center", "venue": "center-for-wooden-boats", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "image-mill", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Wagner Education Center at The Center for Wooden Boats, Seattle, opened 2017; architecture by Olson Kundig, donor-recognition and signage graphics by Studio Matthews, fabrication by Image Mill.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/", "https://www.communicationarts.com/" ] }, { "id": "centier-bank-whiting-branch-museum", "name": "Centier Bank Museum", "venue": "centier-bank-whiting-branch", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Centier Bank Museum, a corporate history museum in the bank's original Whiting, Indiana branch, opened in 2021 for the bank's 125th anniversary; exhibit design by Peter Hyde Design.\n", "description": "The museum traces the history of the family-owned Centier Bank from founder Henry Schrage's arrival in Whiting through the present, using photos, artifacts, and stories, including a 126-year-old concrete entrance arch, a vintage safe, and a 1875 bank ledger.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.peterhydedesign.com/projects/centier-museum/", "https://www.centier.com/about/who-we-are/centier-museum", "https://www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news/centier-bank-museum-whiting-indiana/" ] }, { "id": "central-middle-school-columbus-indiana-corn-meal", "name": "Corn / Meal", "venue": "central-middle-school-columbus-indiana", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "mass-design-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "communal-table installation" ], "summary": "Corn / Meal, an installation exploring Indiana's corn economy and food literacy through a communal dining table, opened at Central Middle School in Columbus, Indiana, in 2019 as part of the Exhibit Columbus biennial exhibition, designed by MASS Design Group.\n", "description": "Created for the 2019 Exhibit Columbus symposium and exhibition cycle, Corn / Meal used Indiana's corn landscape as a lens for a communal-table installation exploring food literacy and where the state's corn crop actually goes.\n", "sources": [ "https://modelofarchitecture.org/projects/exhibit-columbus-biennial", "https://exhibitcolumbus.org/past-programs/2019-exhibition/miller-prize/mass-design-group", "https://www.therepublic.com/2019/06/11/no_corny_jokes_volunteers_plant_thousands_of_corn_seeds_for_exhibit_columbus_installation/" ] }, { "id": "central-park-zoo-snow-leopard", "name": "Allison Maher Stern Snow Leopard Exhibit", "venue": "central-park-zoo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": "on other credits; per Hadley's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Allison Maher Stern Snow Leopard Exhibit at the Wildlife Conservation Society's Central Park Zoo in New York City opened June 11, 2009, funded by a $7 million gift from Allison and Leonard Stern, with fabrication by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "The $10.6 million exhibit was the first new feature at the zoo since its 1988 renovation, incorporating behavioral-enrichment features including heated rocks, shaded caves and trees, fog, and a waterfall. Public sources (WCS press materials and press coverage) name the funding and opening details but do not identify an exhibit designer or architect of record; only Hadley's own portfolio documents its fabrication role.\n", "sources": [ "https://programs.wcs.org/press/News-Releases/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/6044/WCS-Opens-New-Home-for-Great-Cats.aspx", "https://centralparkzoo.com/things-to-do/exhibits/allison-maher-stern-snow-leopard", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/central-park-zoo-snow-leopard-exhibit/" ] }, { "id": "centre-bell-montreal-canadiens-hall-of-fame", "name": "Montreal Canadiens Hall of Fame", "venue": "centre-bell", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Montreal Canadiens Hall of Fame at Centre Bell in Montreal, Quebec, opened January 2010 as part of the team's centennial celebration, with media by Cortina Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/montreal-canadiens/" ] }, { "id": "chabot-bill-nyes-climate-lab", "name": "Bill Nye's Climate Lab", "venue": "chabot-space-and-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "general-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Bill Nye's Climate Lab,\" a permanent and traveling exhibition on climate change at Chabot Space and Science Center in Oakland, California, opened 2010, developed with scientific advisor Bill Nye; exhibit design by Amaze Design, with fabrication by General Graphics and lighting design by Available Light.\n", "description": "Visitors participate as \"climate scouts\" conducting experiments and meeting scientists, collecting an arsenal of climate-change solutions through floor exhibits and an online platform, concluding with real-world success stories in sustainable practices.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/billnyesclimatelab-f8t53-saw3w", "https://buildings.lbl.gov/news/688/bill-nyes-climate-lab-new-show-at-chabot-space-and-science-center-opens-nov-20" ] }, { "id": "chabot-space-and-science-center-destination-universe", "name": "Destination Universe", "venue": "chabot-space-and-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gizmo-art-production", "role": "fabrication", "note": "per Gizmo Art Production's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Destination Universe, a permanent exhibition exploring the origins of the universe through both scientific and folkloric lenses, opened at Chabot Space & Science Center in Oakland, California in 2006, with exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design and fabrication by Gizmo Art Production.\n", "description": "The exhibition includes an \"Origins Theater\" examining the Big Bang from scientific and mythological perspectives, interactive stations on stellar properties and nebula formation, and immersive elements aimed at younger audiences including a \"Black Hole Tunnel\" and a \"Universe Kaleidoscope.\"\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/chabot-space-science-center-destination-universe/", "https://gizmosf.com/portfolio/chabot-science-center/" ] }, { "id": "chabot-space-and-science-center-mars-encounter", "name": "Mars Encounter", "venue": "chabot-space-and-science-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2003, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "telescopic viewing stations" ], "summary": "Mars Encounter, an exhibition timed to Mars's close opposition to Earth, opened at Chabot Space & Science Center in Oakland, California in August 2003, designed by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "Visitors observed Mars through telescopic viewing stations and accessed real data from past and current Mars missions during the August 2003 close opposition, when the planet came closer to Earth than usual; the exhibit drew large crowds to the Center's telescopes that month.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/chabot-space-science-center-mars-encounter/", "https://www.kqed.org/quest/2832/mars-encounter-an-inconvenient-hoax" ] }, { "id": "chabot-space-and-science-center-moon-odyssey", "name": "A Moon Odyssey", "venue": "chabot-space-and-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gizmo-art-production", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Gizmo Art Production's own portfolio lists \"A Moon Odyssey\" among eleven interactive exhibits it fabricated for Chabot in 2006 (explicit West Office collaboration is named there only for the companion exhibit \"Destination Universe,\" but the two exhibits are part of the same dated project listing)\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "simulated moonwalk", "lunar-module landing simulator" ], "summary": "A Moon Odyssey, a permanent exhibition on lunar exploration history, opened at Chabot Space & Science Center in Oakland, California in 2006, with exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design and fabrication by Gizmo Art Production.\n", "description": "Visitors take a simulated moonwalk, climb into a Mercury capsule replica, and operate a lunar-module landing simulator, while displays address lunar phases, gravity, and the Moon's effects on Earth using space artifacts and replicas spanning Sputnik to Apollo, including an actual Moon-rock sample.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/chabot-space-science-center-moon-odyssey/", "https://gizmosf.com/portfolio/chabot-science-center/" ] }, { "id": "changi-airport-t2-wonderfall-dreamscape", "name": "The Wonderfall & Dreamscape", "venue": "changi-airport-terminal-2", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "boiffils", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED media facade", "immersive environment" ], "summary": "Two permanent nature-themed multimedia installations in the renovated Terminal 2 of Singapore Changi Airport — a four-story curved-LED \"Wonderfall\" water-and-rock sequence and \"Dreamscape,\" a digital sky canopy over live garden vegetation with real-time weather and spatialized wildlife audio — with content design by Moment Factory, completed in 2023.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/singapore-changi-airport", "https://mondodrawards.com/2024/portfolio/changi-airport-terminal-2/", "https://dumaisstudio.com/moment-factory-singapore-changi-airport-installation/" ] }, { "id": "changi-airport-t4-theatre-of-experience", "name": "Theatre of Experience", "venue": "changi-airport-terminal-4", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electronics-and-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED media facade", "interactive installation" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Digital Signage Awards Grand Prize", "year": 2019, "source": "https://airport.nridigital.com/air_oct18/changi_airport_s_immersive_theatre_of_experience" } ], "summary": "A permanent installation at Singapore Changi Airport's Terminal 4 combining a large LED \"Panorama\" storytelling wall with an interactive security-screening LED wall depicting a Peranakan-themed narrative, with content by Moment Factory, opened in 2017.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/changi-airport-theatre-of-experience", "https://airport.nridigital.com/air_oct18/changi_airport_s_immersive_theatre_of_experience", "https://www.indesignlive.com/singapore/home-slides/moment-factory-changi-t4" ] }, { "id": "charles-library-temple-core", "name": "Charles Library", "venue": "charles-library-temple", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Design landscape architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "stantec", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Charles Library at Temple University, Philadelphia, opened fall 2019; design architecture and landscape architecture by Snøhetta, with Stantec as architect of record.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dezeen.com/", "https://www.archdaily.com/", "https://www.archpaper.com/" ] }, { "id": "charleston-visitor-center-renovation", "name": "Charleston Visitor Center Renovation", "venue": "charleston-visitor-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "glenn-keyes-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "video wall", "touchscreen interactive" ], "summary": "A $5.5 million, roughly yearlong renovation of the Charleston Visitor Center, housed in a former 1840s railroad depot on Meeting Street in Charleston, South Carolina, reopened in 2020; Glenn Keyes Architects led the building architecture and HealyKohler Design designed the exhibition, graphics, and media, including a double-sided video wall with interactive touchscreen portraiture.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/charleston-visitor-center/", "https://charlestonmag.com/features/the_city_s_newly_renovated_visitor_center_aims_to_be_inviting_to_tourists_and_locals_alike", "https://www.hoodconstruction.com/portfolio/charleston-visitor-center/" ] }, { "id": "charlotte-douglas-airport-interconnected", "name": "Interconnected", "venue": "charlotte-douglas-international-airport", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "refik-anadol-studio", "role": "media-design", "note": "Permanent commissioned data artwork spanning Concourse A, generating imagery from live airport and flight data.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "data-driven generative media", "large-format LED display" ], "platforms": [ "nanolumens" ], "summary": "Interconnected, a permanent data artwork by Refik Anadol Studio in Concourse A of Charlotte Douglas International Airport in Charlotte, North Carolina, debuted in 2018; commissioned through the airport's public-art program, it generates imagery from live airport and flight data on LED displays.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cltairport.com/airport-info/airport-art/art-installations-terminal/interconnected/", "https://www.wfae.org/arts-culture/2018-07-20/the-story-behind-interconnected-clts-new-digital-public-artwork", "https://ravepubs.com/nanolumens-fuses-technology-art-design-stunning-results-charlotte-douglas-international-airport/" ] }, { "id": "charter-communications-hq-media-installations", "name": "Charter Communications Headquarters Media Installations", "venue": "charter-communications-headquarters-stamford", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive lobby network-data display, exterior light-responsive fountain, auditorium media wrap, generative soundscape.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hlw", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hlw", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Via its in-house Spark studio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "responsive lobby installation", "generative soundscape" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "summary": "ESI Design delivered three interactive media installations (exterior fountain, lobby network display, auditorium media) at Charter Communications' 900,000 sq ft Stamford, Connecticut headquarters, opened June 2022, with architecture and lighting by HLW.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://esi.nbbj.com/work/charter-communications", "https://corporate.charter.com/newsroom/charter-officially-opens-corporate-headquarters-in-stamford-ct", "https://www.hlw.com/project/charter-communications-headquarters/" ] }, { "id": "chelan-county-pud-service-center-energy-wall", "name": "Multi-Generational Energy Experience Wall", "venue": "chelan-county-pud-service-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "note": "Custom illustrated interactive touch wall covering energy and water conservation, with a Directus-based CMS", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Computer and AV system integrated with touch-sensor screens supplied by TSI Touch", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "large-format touch wall", "Unity", "Directus CMS" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "summary": "A permanent interactive touch wall on energy and water conservation opened October 7, 2023, at the new Chelan County Public Utility District Service Center in Wenatchee, Washington, designed and built by Ideum.\n", "description": "A large-scale touch wall presents a custom illustrated map of Chelan County that changes with the seasons; adults are directed to information on energy savings and utility rebate programs, while a lower section offers children three mini-games about home energy use and conservation, including a coloring game and an energy-and-water-saving game.\n", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/portfolio/chelan-county-energy" ] }, { "id": "chemical-heritage-foundation-periodic-table-column", "name": "Making Modernity — Periodic Table Media Column", "venue": "chemical-heritage-foundation", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition designer for Making Modernity, the permanent exhibition containing this installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "av-c", "role": "media-design", "note": "Design and implementation of the two-story periodic-table video column", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "video wall", "touch interaction" ], "summary": "A two-story interactive media column presenting an ever-changing interpretation of the periodic table opened as part of the \"Making Modernity\" permanent exhibition at the Chemical Heritage Foundation in Philadelphia on October 3, 2008; exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, with the media column designed by AV&C in collaboration with Theodore Gray.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.av-controls.com/chemical-heritage-foundation", "https://raai.com/project/making-modernity-science-history-institute/", "https://www.sciencehistory.org/distillations/magazine/making-modernity-a-gallery-preview" ] }, { "id": "chengdu-museum-of-natural-history-building", "name": "Chengdu Museum of Natural History", "venue": "chengdu-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "pelli-clarke-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cswadi", "role": "architecture", "note": "China Southwest Architectural Design and Research Institute; co-architect. .", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Chengdu Museum of Natural History in Chengdu, China, designed by Pelli Clarke & Partners with CSWADI (China Southwest Architectural Design and Research Institute), won via international design competition and opened in 2022.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://pcparch.com/work/type/civic-and-cultural", "https://www.archdaily.com/996816/chengdu-natural-history-museum-pelli-clarke-and-partners-plus-cswadi" ] }, { "id": "cherokee-national-history-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "Cherokee National History Museum", "venue": "cherokee-national-history-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Per Capitol Museum Services' own portfolio (design partner on 4,000 sq ft permanent galleries plus 1,000 sq ft rotating exhibit area, incl. augmented reality interactive elements)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "three-screen film installation", "archival imagery", "augmented reality" ], "summary": "The Cherokee National History Museum, created through the renovation of the historic Cherokee National Capitol building in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, opened to the public in August 2019, with media content by Northern Light Productions, exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, and fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "Northern Light Productions produced an ambient soundscape narrating Cherokee origin stories, audio programs featuring first-person removal accounts, three short films using archival imagery, and \"We Remain,\" a three-screen production created from interviews with ten Cherokee Nation members, from the principal chief to children at the Cherokee Nation Immersion School.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.tahlequahdailypress.com/news/new-cherokee-national-history-museum-is-now-open/article_c96834f7-9cc6-5d5a-8d5b-7c82c3ea28db.html", "https://nlprod.com/item/cherokee-national-history-museum/", "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/" ] }, { "id": "chesterwood-collections-gallery", "name": "Collections Gallery", "venue": "chesterwood", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Collections Gallery, a new climate-controlled exhibition space at Chesterwood — sculptor Daniel Chester French's home and studio in Stockbridge, Massachusetts — opened in 2018 with funding from the Henry Luce Foundation, exhibition design by Jeff Daly, and lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "Exhibition designer Jeff Daly is credited as an individual, not a firm — omitted from credits per schema (firm id required); named here in summary only.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.chesterwood.org/the-collection", "https://www.ajld.net/news.php" ] }, { "id": "chhange-journeys-beyond-genocide", "name": "Journeys Beyond Genocide: The Human Experience", "venue": "chhange", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibit graphics and content development.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "neal-mayer", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Neal Mayer is an individual solo exhibit-design consultant (nealmayer.com).", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sari-boren", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Content development.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "tablet-based interactive kiosks", "video testimony" ], "summary": "Journeys Beyond Genocide: The Human Experience, a permanent exhibition at Chhange (Center for Holocaust, Human Rights & Genocide Education) on the Brookdale Community College campus in Lincroft, New Jersey, opened to the public April 8, 2018; exhibit graphics and content development by Proun Design with Neal Mayer (exhibit design) and Sari Boren (content development).\n", "description": "The exhibition traces the life experiences of Jewish, Armenian, and Rwandan survivors before, during, and after genocide, using video testimony and archival items from local survivors and custom tablet-based interactives that let visitors individualize their path through the exhibit. Visits conclude in \"Stand Up for Human Rights,\" an interactive section on taking action. Proun Design's own portfolio describes the project (there listed as \"Armenian Genocide\") as also addressing \"atrocities committed upon the Armenians ... Jews during WWII, and more recently, in Rwanda,\" matching this exhibition's scope.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/items/armenian-genocide", "https://chhange.org/exhibits/journeys-beyond-genocide", "https://www.njea.org/teaching-the-human-story/", "https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/chhange-host-public-opening-journeys-beyond-genocide-heather" ] }, { "id": "chicago-architecture-center-archetypes", "name": "Archetypes: A Designed Object Pop-Up Shop", "venue": "chicago-architecture-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition identity and graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Archetypes: A Designed Object Pop-Up Shop, a pop-up exhibition of prototypes and one-of-a-kind objects by the Chicago architecture and design community, ran at the Chicago Architecture Center from November 16, 2023 to January 8, 2024, with identity and graphics by Span Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.architecture.org/online-resources/archived-exhibitions/archetypes", "https://span.studio/projects/archetypes" ] }, { "id": "chicago-architecture-center-currents", "name": "Currents: 60 Years of CAC", "venue": "chicago-architecture-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design direction and design, drawing on Massimo Vignelli's 1972 NYC subway map", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "colorphonic", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Printing and fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Currents: 60 Years of CAC, an exhibition marking the Chicago Architecture Center's 60th anniversary, opened April 13, 2026 in the Orientation Space and runs through March 1, 2027, designed by Span Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.architecture.org/visit-the-center/exhibitions/currents-60-years-of-cac", "https://span.studio/projects/currents" ] }, { "id": "chicago-architecture-center-exhibition", "name": "Chicago Architecture Center", "venue": "chicago-architecture-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "adrian-smith-and-gordon-gill-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Interior architecture for the Center's new home at One Illinois Center", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "creative-technology", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "studio-blue", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Signage design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks", "projection" ], "summary": "The Chicago Architecture Center opened August 31, 2018 in a new home at One Illinois Center, with interior architecture by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture and exhibit design and content development by Gallagher & Associates.\n", "description": "Four Zero One (kiosk development) and Leviathan (projection studies) are also credited on Gallagher & Associates' own project page; roles are named but neither has a firm record yet, and both are single-project mentions in this index so far.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.architecture.org/online-resources/stories-of-chicago/chicago-architecture-center-opens-august-31", "https://www.architectmagazine.com/design/look-inside-the-new-chicago-architecture-center_o", "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/cac/" ] }, { "id": "chicago-architecture-center-flyway-city", "name": "Flyway City: Architecture for a Flourishing Ecosystem", "venue": "chicago-architecture-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-gang", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design and co-curation, led by Jeanne Gang", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Graphic identity and environmental graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "navillus-woodworks", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media" ], "summary": "Flyway City: Architecture for a Flourishing Ecosystem, an exhibition on bird-friendly and wildlife-friendly urban design, opened at the Chicago Architecture Center's Skyscraper Gallery on June 11, 2026 and runs through January 3, 2027, designed and co-curated by Studio Gang with graphic identity and environmental graphics by Span Studio.\n", "description": "The exhibition combines architectural models, building material mockups, photography, original illustrations, interactive media, and community-sourced artifacts to introduce visitors to five regional ecosystems (wetland, prairie, dunes and swales, woodland, and urban wildlife) and to Studio Gang projects incorporating bird-safe design, including the Aqua Tower and the David Rubenstein Treehouse at Harvard University.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.architecture.org/visit-the-center/exhibitions/flyway-city", "https://studiogang.com/now/flyway-city-announcement/", "https://chicago.suntimes.com/architecture-design/2026/06/12/jeanne-gang-chicago-architecture-center-flyway-openlands-exhibition-birds", "https://span.studio/projects/flyway-city" ] }, { "id": "chicago-architecture-center-framed-views-2023", "name": "Framed Views", "venue": "chicago-architecture-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition design and branding for the first Open House Chicago photography competition show", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Framed Views, an exhibition of finalist and winning photographs from the Chicago Architecture Center's first Open House Chicago photo competition (Interior, Exterior, Architectural Detail, and Black & White categories), opened at the Chicago Architecture Center on November 23, 2023, designed by Span Studio.\n", "description": "The competition and its exhibition became an annual program (Framed Views 2024, Framed Views 2025); this record covers the original 2023 edition.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.architecture.org/online-resources/archived-exhibitions", "https://span.studio/projects/framed-views" ] }, { "id": "chicago-architecture-center-legacy-of-wrigley-field", "name": "The Legacy of Wrigley Field", "venue": "chicago-architecture-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Legacy of Wrigley Field, a permanent installation in the Chicago Architecture Center's Chicago Gallery, opened 2025; design by Span Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.architecture.org/" ] }, { "id": "chicago-architecture-center-living-habitat", "name": "Chicago's Living Habitat", "venue": "chicago-architecture-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design direction and design; developed with Openlands and the Chicago Architecture Center", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Chicago's Living Habitat, a temporary exhibition connecting the design of Chicago with the natural landscapes that make the city possible, opened at the Chicago Architecture Center on June 11, 2026, designed by Span Studio in partnership with Openlands and the Chicago Architecture Center.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.architecture.org/visit-the-center/exhibitions/chicagos-living-habitat", "https://openlands.org/2026/04/22/studio-gang-and-the-chicago-architecture-center-spotlight-bird-friendly-architecture-design-in-inspiring-new-exhibition-flyway-city/", "https://span.studio/projects/living-habitat" ] }, { "id": "chicago-architecture-center-loop-as-lab", "name": "Loop as Lab: Reshaping Downtowns", "venue": "chicago-architecture-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "could-be-architecture", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibition graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "navillus-woodworks", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Loop as Lab: Reshaping Downtowns, an exhibition on the future of Chicago's downtown Loop after the pandemic, opened at the Chicago Architecture Center on April 27, 2024, with exhibition design by Could Be Architecture and graphics by Span Studio.\n", "description": "Organized around the themes of residing, renewing, reconnecting, and rewilding downtowns.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.architecture.org/online-resources/archived-exhibitions/loop-as-lab-reshaping-downtowns", "https://patch.com/illinois/chicago/calendar/event/20240425/c62ed9e3-a16c-484e-a293-1f8bc9743837/loop-as-lab-reshaping-downtowns-exhibition-opening", "https://span.studio/projects/loop-as-lab-exhibition-graphics" ] }, { "id": "chicago-architecture-center-recovered", "name": "ReCovered: Chicago's Urban Tree Canopy", "venue": "chicago-architecture-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "ross-barney-architects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition design, led by Carol Ross Barney", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibition brand, graphics, and illustrations", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "ReCovered: Chicago's Urban Tree Canopy, an immersive exhibition on tree canopy and urban equity, opened at the Chicago Architecture Center alongside ReFramed in April 2023, designed by Ross Barney Architects with graphics by Span Studio.\n", "description": "Features an abstract tree-canopy installation with wall-sized illustrations, and examines the relationship between tree coverage and income, crime, and social vulnerability across Chicago.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.designweek.co.uk/issues/15-may-19-may-2023/span-exhibition-recovered-reframed/", "https://architecture-org.s3.amazonaws.com/files/resources/new-pr-cac-reframed-4-25-23-27.pdf", "https://span.studio/projects/recovered" ] }, { "id": "chicago-architecture-center-reframed", "name": "ReFramed: The Future of Cities in Wood", "venue": "chicago-architecture-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "urbanlab", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition design collaboration", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Design direction, branding, and graphic language, based on a cross-laminated-timber construction grid", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "ReFramed: The Future of Cities in Wood, an exhibition on mass-timber construction, opened at the Chicago Architecture Center in April 2023, with exhibition design by Urbanlab and graphics by Span Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/16248-mass-timber-exhibition-in-chicago-barks-up-the-right-tree", "https://architecture-org.s3.amazonaws.com/files/resources/new-pr-cac-reframed-4-25-23-27.pdf", "https://span.studio/projects/reframed" ] }, { "id": "chicago-architecture-center-snow-globe", "name": "City in a Snow Globe", "venue": "chicago-architecture-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "urbanlab", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Visual identity and graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "navillus-woodworks", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "City in a Snow Globe, an exhibition featuring five scale-model winter scenes imagined for Chicago's downtown lakefront, opened at the Chicago Architecture Center in November 2022 and ran through February 2023, with exhibition design by Urbanlab and graphics by Span Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.architecture.org/online-resources/archived-exhibitions", "https://span.studio/projects/city-in-a-snow-globe" ] }, { "id": "chicago-bears-halas-hall-experience", "name": "Halas Hall Experience", "venue": "chicago-bears-halas-hall", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Five-screen video wall and interactives: player database, historical timeline, trivia, video highlights", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "avi-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "distinct from AVI-SPL", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "video wall", "touchscreen interactives" ], "summary": "A ~70,000 sq ft renovation of Halas Hall, the Chicago Bears' headquarters and practice facility in Lake Forest, Illinois, opened public and fan-facing lobby and event-space areas in 2013 with exhibit design by Peter Hyde Design, interactive media by Cortina Productions, fabrication by Chicago Scenic Studios, and AV systems by AVI Systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/portfolio/chicago-bears-headquarters/", "http://www.peterhydedesign.com/projects/chicago-bears-halas-hall-experience/" ] }, { "id": "chicago-childrens-museum-boats", "name": "Boats: Captain Your Own Adventure", "venue": "chicago-childrens-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Custom fabrication of the main tugboat, installation management", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive water-themed play structures" ], "summary": "Boats: Captain Your Own Adventure, an interactive nautical exhibit at Chicago Children's Museum on Navy Pier, opened in 2016; exhibit design led by the museum's own Exhibit Director with fabrication and installation by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "Features five boats, a dock, and a bait shop offering children and families a waterfront experience, including a custom-built oversized tugboat.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/boats-captain-your-own-adventure" ] }, { "id": "chicago-cultural-center-piranesi-circus", "name": "Piranesi Circus", "venue": "chicago-cultural-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication, installation, and project management; ETCP-certified rigging", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "atelier-bow-wow", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architectural design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "woodhouse-tinucci-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "sculptural installation" ], "summary": "Piranesi Circus, a sculptural installation by Tokyo-based Atelier Bow-Wow for the 2015 Chicago Architecture Biennial, was installed at the Chicago Cultural Center in 2015; Woodhouse Tinucci Architects served as architect of record, with fabrication, installation, and project management by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "Featured bridged stairways, a ladder, swing, and balcony elements visible from the historic building's interior windows; required specialized rigging to avoid damage to the protected landmark structure.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/piranesi-circus" ] }, { "id": "chicago-history-museum-sensing-chicago", "name": "Sensing Chicago", "venue": "chicago-history-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "proto-productions", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "monadnock-media", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "tactile interactive", "olfactory interactive" ], "summary": "Sensing Chicago, an interactive children's gallery at the Chicago History Museum, opened 2006, exploring the city's history through multiple senses; exhibit design by Amaze Design, with fabrication by Proto Productions and media design by Monadnock Media.\n", "description": "The gallery, developed as part of the museum's broader facility renovation, features a high-wheel bicycle tactile experience over simulated wooden brick streets, a tabletop map with olfactory interactives, and a soft-sculpture hot dog bun installation.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/sensing-chicago" ] }, { "id": "chicago-library-chinatown-branch-core", "name": "Chicago Public Library, Chinatown Branch", "venue": "chicago-public-library-chinatown-branch", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "wight-and-company", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "LED atrium lighting, mural highlighting", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Chicago Public Library's Chinatown Branch, opened 2015; architecture by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill with Wight & Company, lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/chicago-public-library-chinatown-branch/" ] }, { "id": "chicago-riverwalk-wwii-submarine-veterans-memorial", "name": "World War II Submarine Veterans Memorial", "venue": "chicago-riverwalk", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Project management, fabrication, and installation; refurbished the USS Trout watertight door and fabricated custom benches", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "restored historic submarine hardware" ], "summary": "World War II Submarine Veterans Memorial, a monument honoring submarines built in Manitowoc, Wisconsin and transported through the Chicago River to the Pacific theater, was installed on Chicago's Riverwalk in 2019; fabricated and installed by Chicago Scenic Studios with design by Frank Voznak III, funded by submarine veterans groups Crash Dive Base and USS Chicago Base.\n", "description": "Features a refurbished watertight door from the USS Trout submarine and custom benches made from submarine-grade materials including teakwood.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/world-war-ii-submarine-veterans-memorial" ] }, { "id": "chickasaw-cultural-center-core-exhibits", "name": "Chickasaw Cultural Center Core Exhibits", "venue": "chickasaw-cultural-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "frankfurt-short-bruza", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "andrew-merriell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection", "immersive environment" ], "summary": "The Chickasaw Cultural Center, a museum, research, and education campus for the Chickasaw Nation in Sulphur, Oklahoma, opened in 2010; the campus was designed by Frankfurt Short Bruza (FSB), with 5,300 sq ft of exhibits designed by Hilferty and Andrew Merriell & Associates, with media design by batwin + robin.\n", "description": "Hilferty and Andrew Merriell & Associates' exhibit work included recreating a thatch and timber council house that serves as an orientation theater, where a projection screen rises to reveal a hidden exit through a limestone cave leading into the Spirit Forest, an immersive environment using light and sound.\n", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chickasaw_Cultural_Center", "https://www.hilferty.com/project-details", "https://www.batwinandrobin.com/projects/chickasaw-cultural-center/" ] }, { "id": "childrens-discovery-museum-normal-agmazing", "name": "AgMazing", "venue": "childrens-discovery-museum-normal", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2006, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "wondercabinet-interpretive-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibit graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "murphy-catton", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "AgMazing, a 1,800 sq ft agriculture exhibit at the Children's Discovery Museum in Normal, Illinois featuring a large-scale tractor and combine, crop-detective activities, and a dairy-farm milking simulation, opened in 2006 with exhibit design by Wondercabinet Interpretive Design and graphics by Proun Design; it was replaced by a successor exhibit in 2026.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/science/agmazing!", "https://www.25newsnow.com/2026/04/12/childrens-discovery-museum-normal-opens-new-ag-exhibit/" ] }, { "id": "childrens-health-dallas-century-of-care", "name": "A Century of Care", "venue": "childrens-health-dallas", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "whr-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "led the overall lobby renovation design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "donor recognition video wall" ], "summary": "A Century of Care, a centennial exhibit in the main lobby of Children's Medical Center Dallas (now Children's Health), opened in 2013, with architecture by WHR Architects and exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "The renovated lobby exhibit celebrates the hospital's 100-year history, from its 1913 founding as the Dallas Baby Camp to its present-day status as a major pediatric hospital and academic medical center. Informational displays are framed by graphics depicting the Dallas skyline and local natural environment. A permanent donor recognition wall is paired with an updatable video wall that animates donor names for annual contributors.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/childrens-health/", "https://mcdmag.com/2013/09/childrens-medical-center-dallas-commemorates-100-years-of-care-with-new-lobby/" ] }, { "id": "childrens-hunger-fund-poverty-encounter", "name": "Poverty Encounter", "venue": "childrens-hunger-fund", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "visioneering-studios", "role": "architecture", "note": "Designed the full-sensory learning environment, per Visioneering Studios' own project page (below the 3-project threshold).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "storyland-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Designed the physical environments, sets, special effects, and storyline, per Storyland Studios' own project page (below the 3-project threshold).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "themed sets", "special effects", "simulated environments" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Thea Award — Outstanding Achievement, Limited Budget", "year": 2020, "source": "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/26th-annual-thea-award-recipients" } ], "summary": "Poverty Encounter, a four-room immersive walkthrough experience at Children's Hunger Fund's warehouse facility in Sylmar, California, opened December 8, 2018, designed by Visioneering Studios (architecture) and Storyland Studios (exhibit design). It received a 2020 Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Limited Budget category.\n", "description": "Visitors board a simulated airplane and move through four recreated developing-world environments — a Guatemala City dump, earthquake-damaged Haitian streets, a Nepali brickyard, and a Romanian underground sewer — before packing food for children living in poverty.\n", "sources": [ "https://childrenshungerfund.org/poverty-encounter/", "https://www.storylandstudios.com/work/poverty-encounter/", "https://www.visioneeringstudios.com/poverty-encounter-by-childrens-hunger-fund", "https://www.inparkmagazine.com/26th-tea-thea-awards-announced/", "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/26th-annual-thea-award-recipients" ] }, { "id": "childrens-mercy-kc-burn-clinic-bird-sanctuary", "name": "Burn Clinic Interactive Bird Sanctuary", "venue": "childrens-mercy-kansas-city", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bsa-lifestructures", "role": "architecture", "note": "— primary architecture firm for the clinic", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion-responsive projection" ], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations designed an interactive digital \"bird sanctuary\" installation for the Children's Mercy Kansas City Burn Clinic — animated birds, ambient lighting, and music selectable via an arcade-style control panel — to reduce patient anxiety during burn treatment, unveiled in 2023.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/work/childrens-mercy-kansas-city-burn-clinic", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/dimensional-innovations-brings-positive-distraction-experiences-to-life-with-epson-laser-projectors-at-kansas-city-childrens-burn-clinic-302504943.html", "https://healthcaredesignmagazine.com/projects/technology-installation-provides-positive-distraction-in-childrens-mercy-burn-clinic/60990/" ] }, { "id": "childrens-museum-at-jblm-core", "name": "Children's Museum at JBLM Core Exhibits", "venue": "childrens-museum-at-jblm", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Children's Museum at JBLM, a satellite of the Children's Museum of Tacoma serving military families at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, opened April 24, 2021, with fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "childrens-museum-at-saratoga-relocation", "name": "Children's Museum at Saratoga Relocation", "venue": "childrens-museum-at-saratoga", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Children's Museum at Saratoga relocated into the historic Lincoln Bathhouse in Saratoga Spa State Park, Saratoga Springs, New York, reopening in a 16,000 sq ft space in July 2022; Peter Hyde Design led the new exhibit design and integration of exhibits carried over from the museum's previous, smaller location.\n", "description": "The $3.1 million relocation, supported by private donors and a $600,000 Empire State Development grant, expanded the museum from 8,000 to 16,000 square feet, including a 4,000 sq ft interior courtyard, and brought the space into full ADA accessibility.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.peterhydedesign.com/projects/childrens-museum-at-saratoga/", "https://www.saratoga.com/saratogabusinessjournal/2022/08/childrens-museum-at-saratoga-officially-opens-its-new-16000-square-foot-location/", "https://www.governor.ny.gov/news/governor-hochul-announces-grand-opening-childrens-museum-saratoga-spa-state-park" ] }, { "id": "childrens-museum-of-atlanta-renovation", "name": "Renovation", "venue": "childrens-museum-of-atlanta", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "jack-rouse-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Overall planning, design development, and project management", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of the Children's Museum of Atlanta (closed August 1, 2015, reopened December 12, 2015); planning and design by Jack Rouse Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/theme-park/news/jra-jack-rouse-associates-lead-8-9m-renovation-at-childrens-museum-of-atlanta-cma/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children%27s_Museum_of_Atlanta" ] }, { "id": "childrens-museum-of-illinois-seed-to-shelf", "name": "Seed to Shelf", "venue": "childrens-museum-of-illinois", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication, installation, and project management", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kraemer-design-and-production", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive play table" ], "summary": "Seed to Shelf, a children's exhibit on food's journey from farm to store spanning over 2,500 sq ft, opened at the Children's Museum of Illinois in Decatur in February 2015; design by Kraemer Design + Production with fabrication, installation, and project management by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "Centered on a custom figure-eight play table, the exhibit uses local landmarks and references to Archer Daniels Midland, the exhibit sponsor.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/seed-to-shelf" ] }, { "id": "childrens-museum-of-virginia-renovation", "name": "Full Renovation", "venue": "childrens-museum-of-virginia", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "lee-h-skolnick-architecture-and-design-partnership", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hba-architecture-and-interior-design", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A full renovation of the Children's Museum of Virginia in Portsmouth, reopened May 26, 2011 after a 2-year project; exhibit design by Lee H. Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership, architecture by HBA Architecture + Interior Design, fabrication by Explus.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.explusinc.com/portfolio.html", "https://www.childrensmuseumva.org/" ] }, { "id": "chimelong-ocean-kingdom-core", "name": "Chimelong Ocean Kingdom Core Exhibits", "venue": "chimelong-ocean-kingdom", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design of one of the world's largest aquariums / ocean theme parks", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Chimelong Ocean Kingdom, part of the Chimelong International Ocean Tourist Resort in Zhuhai, China, opened March 2014, designed by PGAV Destinations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://pgavdestinations.com/project/chimelong-ocean-kingdom-chimelong-international-ocean-resort/" ] }, { "id": "chinatown-storytelling-centre-core-exhibits", "name": "Chinatown Storytelling Centre Core Exhibits", "venue": "chinatown-storytelling-centre", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "aldrichpears-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Provided full design services, from concept design to fabrication supervision, per the firm's own project page.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Chinatown Storytelling Centre, a museum of Chinese Canadian history in a converted former bank building in Vancouver's Chinatown, opened November 6, 2021, with exhibit design by AldrichPears Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://aldrichpears.com/project/chinatown-storytelling-centre/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinatown_Storytelling_Centre" ] }, { "id": "chinese-canadian-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "Chinese Canadian Museum Inaugural Exhibits", "venue": "chinese-canadian-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "aldrichpears-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Chinese Canadian Museum, Canada's first museum dedicated to Chinese Canadian history, opened in Vancouver's Wing Sang Building on July 1, 2023 (the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Exclusion Act), with inaugural exhibits designed by AldrichPears Associates.\n", "description": "Press coverage of the Wing Sang Building's earlier (2009) heritage renovation names architecture firms Francl Architecture and mcfarlane green biggar architects + design, but that renovation was for a private, pre-museum use of the building (Bob Rennie's collection space) and isn't clearly part of this 2023 museum-launch delivery stack — not credited here pending better information.\n", "sources": [ "https://aldrichpears.com/project/chinese-canadian-museum/", "https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/chinese-canadian-museum-vancouver-chinatown-opening-2023" ] }, { "id": "choctaw-cultural-center-core-exhibits", "name": "Choctaw Cultural Center Core Exhibits", "venue": "choctaw-cultural-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "monadnock-media", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media experience design and production across a 24,500 sq ft footprint, including the Moundville Model animated projection, the We Are Choctaw orientation theater, Hickory Grove AR/VR stations, Treaty Theater, and Creation Stories projected-shadow sculptures", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-division", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabricated the Luksi (Turtle) Children's Activity Center, a 60,000 sq ft component of the cultural center, completed 2019 per Eos Lightmedia's own project page (distinct completion date from the venue's 2021 overall opening)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Supplied and integrated specialty lighting (angled graphic panel lighting, modular LED systems, flexible track lighting) for the Luksi Children's Activity Center, contracted by Kubik Maltbie", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "AR/VR interactive", "GIS mapping", "immersive theater" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The Choctaw Cultural Center, a 100,000+ sq ft ground-up cultural center for the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma in Durant, opened July 23, 2021, with media experiences produced by Monadnock Media and exhibit design by Design Division, Inc.\n", "description": "The center tells the 14,000-year history of the Choctaw (Chahta) people \"from their own perspective,\" per Chief Gary Batton, through installations including a 3D-scanned Moundville Model, an AR/VR Hickory Grove habitat experience, and a Treaty Theater chronicling historical treaties.\n", "sources": [ "https://monadnock.org/project/choctaw-cultural-center", "https://www.nbcdfw.com/entertainment/the-scene/choctaw-cultural-center-to-celebrate-chahta-people-open-july-23/2647567/", "https://tribalbusinessnews.com/sections/tourism/13521-with-new-75m-cultural-center-choctaw-nation-blends-tribal-services-with-cultural-tourism", "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/276" ] }, { "id": "christian-science-plaza-publishing-house-experience", "name": "How Do You See the World? / Publishing House Experience", "venue": "christian-science-plaza", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "luci-creative", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "sga", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creative-technology", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "winikur-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "A dozen linear and interactive media exhibits for the Welcome Hall and two adjacent galleries", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "sh-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Acoustic control and specialized audio-delivery design throughout the visitor center, including the 30-foot Welcome Hall atrium (acoustic treatment and loudspeakers above a dual-fabric ceiling) and custom-calibrated audio delivery for the Mapparium exhibit.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection", "augmented reality", "interactive tables", "immersive video wall" ], "summary": "\"How Do You See the World?,\" a 21,000-square-foot visitor experience inside the historic Christian Science Publishing House at the Christian Science Plaza in Boston, opened in 2021; Luci Creative led exhibit design around the landmark Mapparium globe, with media design by Winikur Productions, fabrication by Ravenswood Studio, and lighting by Available Light.\n", "description": "The project combined historic preservation with new interpretive content, including a Welcome Hall with projection, circadian lighting, and an original score; smart-glass vitrines displaying Christian Science Monitor and Mary Baker Eddy Library archives with digital page animations; and an augmented-reality book about Mary Baker Eddy. The centerpiece is the three-story stained-glass Mapparium, built in 1935, where visitors cross a glass bridge through the center of the globe during a synchronized audio-light presentation.\n", "sources": [ "https://pidc-construction.com/projects/the-first-church-of-christ-scientist-institutional/", "https://www.winikurproductions.com/how-do-you-see-the-world/", "https://www.lucicreative.com/project/publishing-house-experience", "https://ravenswoodstudio.com/project/publishing-house-redesign/", "https://www.christianscience.com/find-us/visit-the-mother-church/visit-the-christian-science-plaza/how-do-you-see-the-world-experience", "https://shacoustics.com/first-church-of-christian-science-publishing-house/" ] }, { "id": "christies-visionary-paul-allen-collection", "name": "Visionary: The Paul G. Allen Collection (auction preview)", "venue": "christies-rockefeller-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "LED wall, synchronized touchscreens, and interactive timeline kiosks for a 10-day public preview ahead of the November 2022 auction.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED wall", "touchscreen interactives" ], "summary": "A 10-day public preview exhibition for Christie's \"Visionary: The Paul G. Allen Collection\" auction, at Christie's Rockefeller Center galleries in New York in 2022, featured an interactive digital experience by Bluecadet.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/christies-visionary", "https://collectordaily.com/auction-results-visionary-the-paul-g-allen-collection-parts-i-and-ii-november-9-and-10-2022-christies/", "https://www.commarts.com/exhibit/visionary-the-paul-g-allen-collection-installations" ] }, { "id": "chrysler-museum-of-art-wonder-studio", "name": "Wonder Studio", "venue": "chrysler-museum-of-art", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "plus-and-greater-than", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "upswell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "usd-design-mach-consulting", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Bruce Wyman; interactive/media technology consulting", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive stations", "periscopes and ear horns (analog interactives)" ], "summary": "Wonder Studio, the Chrysler Museum of Art's first interactive family gallery, opened in Norfolk, Virginia on July 14, 2018, designed by Upswell and Plus And Greater Than with technology consulting from USD Design | MACH Consulting.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://chrysler.org/the-chrysler-museum-of-art-opens-its-first-interactive-gallery-for-families/", "https://chrysler.org/art/wonder-studio/", "https://upswell.studio/project/the-wonder-studio/", "https://www.usd-mach.com/portfolio-item/chrysler-museum-of-art-wonder-studio/", "https://www.plusandgreaterthan.com/projects/building-stories-24d5z-gml9e-7h884" ] }, { "id": "chs-field-city-of-baseball-museum", "name": "City of Baseball Museum", "venue": "chs-field", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "custom artifact mounting" ], "summary": "City of Baseball Museum, a free permanent exhibit at CHS Field, home of the St. Paul Saints, opened May 16, 2019; exhibit design and fabrication by Split Rock Studios.\n", "description": "The museum explores the historical connections between the St. Paul Saints and the city of St. Paul, covering neighborhood talent, Hall of Famers, and Negro league baseball history through historic replicas, custom artifact mounts, and a large-scale map of St. Paul, developed over an 11-month timeline with team owners and local historians.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cityofbaseballmuseum.com/the-museum/story-behind-the-museum", "https://www.startribune.com/st-paul-saints-add-free-baseball-museum-to-their-lineup/509719502/", "https://splitrockstudios.com/work/st-paul-saints/" ] }, { "id": "chubu-cultural-center-and-museum-building", "name": "Chubu Cultural Center and Museum", "venue": "chubu-cultural-center-and-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2003, "credits": [ { "firm": "pelli-clarke-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Chubu Cultural Center and Museum in Kurayoshi, Japan, designed by Pelli Clarke & Partners (then Cesar Pelli & Associates), completed in 2003.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://pcparch.com/work/type/civic-and-cultural" ] }, { "id": "churchill-downs-new-paddock-experience", "name": "New Paddock Experience", "venue": "churchill-downs", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "populous", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A new paddock experience at Churchill Downs in Louisville, KY, expanding viewing and circulation space for horses, jockeys, and premium clubs, completed for the 150th Kentucky Derby in May 2024; architecture and experience design by Populous.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.spectrumnews1.com/" ] }, { "id": "cincinnati-black-music-walk-of-fame-core", "name": "Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame", "venue": "cincinnati-black-music-walk-of-fame", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "jack-rouse-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Lead planning, experience design, and project management", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive digital media", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Credited as Abernathy Lighting Design, an Eos Lightmedia studio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive digital media" ], "summary": "The Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame, an outdoor honoree plaza on the Cincinnati riverfront, opened July 22, 2023; lead design by Jack Rouse Associates, interactive media by Trivium Interactive, lighting design by Abernathy Lighting Design (an Eos Lightmedia studio).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.inparkmagazine.com/jra-cincinnati-black-music-walk-of-fame/", "https://www.triviuminteractive.com/project/cincinnati-black-music-walk-of-fame", "https://amusementtoday.com/2023/08/jra-designed-cincinnati-black-music-walk-of-fame-opens-to-critical-acclaim/" ] }, { "id": "cincinnati-museum-center-neil-armstrong-gallery", "name": "Neil Armstrong Space Exploration Gallery", "venue": "cincinnati-museum-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Neil Armstrong Space Exploration Gallery at the Cincinnati Museum Center opened in two phases in 2019 (Phase I for the Apollo 11 50th anniversary, Phase II that fall); exhibit design by PGAV Destinations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/cincinnati-museum-center-cmc-space-exploration-pgav/", "https://www.cincymuseum.org/press/neil-armstrong-gallery/" ] }, { "id": "cincinnati-music-hall-renovation", "name": "Renovation", "venue": "cincinnati-music-hall", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "martinez-and-johnson-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "perfido-weiskopf-wagstaff-and-goettel", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "akustiks", "role": "acoustics", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Theatre planning", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of Cincinnati Music Hall, a National Historic Landmark home to the Cincinnati Symphony, Opera, Pops, and Ballet, completed 2017; architecture by Martinez + Johnson Architecture with Perfido Weiskopf Wagstaff + Goettel, acoustics by Akustiks, theatre planning by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_Hall_(Cincinnati)" ] }, { "id": "cipriani-25-broadway-superreal", "name": "SuperReal", "venue": "cipriani-25-broadway", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "360-degree projection mapping, interactive visuals, architectural lighting, and immersive sound across five virtual realms; permanently integrated seventeen high-resolution laser projectors into the landmarked interior.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "interactive visuals", "motion sensing", "architectural lighting" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment", "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "SuperReal, an immersive digital art experience by Moment Factory built into the landmarked Cipriani 25 Broadway event venue in Lower Manhattan, New York, opened August 2019.\n", "description": "Produced in partnership with venue operator Cipriani, SuperReal transforms the 12,000-square-foot Great Hall of the former Cunard Building — a neo-Renaissance landmark with 30-foot vaulted ceilings — into a 45-minute, five-scene journey using 360-degree projection mapping, mirrored floors, interactive visuals that respond to visitor movement, and immersive sound. The installation's projection and lighting infrastructure was permanently built into the historic interior; the ticketed experience has run in recurring seasonal editions since its 2019 debut.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.commarts.com/project/30545/superreal", "https://momentfactory.com/products/superreal", "https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210616005115/en/Cipriani-and-Moment-Factory-Announce-the-Return-of-SuperReal-the-Cutting-Edge-Art-Experience-Blurring-the-Lines-of-Real-and-Surreal" ] }, { "id": "circle-east-wayfinding", "name": "Circle East Wayfinding", "venue": "circle-east", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Ashton Design unified two adjacent commercial districts into Circle East, a mixed-use town center in Towson, Maryland, through comprehensive wayfinding and signage completed in 2018.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/circle-east" ] }, { "id": "citi-field-core", "name": "Citi Field — Jackie Robinson Rotunda and Stadium Graphics", "venue": "citi-field", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "populous", "role": "architecture", "note": "Designed as HOK Sport, before the firm's 2009 rebrand to Populous", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "two-twelve", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Citi Field, home of the New York Mets in Queens, opened 2009; architecture by HOK Sport (now Populous), environmental graphics and wayfinding — including the Jackie Robinson Rotunda, concourses, and stadium-wide signage — by Two Twelve.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citi_Field", "https://www.twotwelve.com/" ] }, { "id": "city-of-hope-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "City of Hope Museum", "venue": "city-of-hope-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "stimulant", "role": "media-design", "note": "Three touchscreen interactives and an LED \"wishing tree\" light mesh.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen interactives", "LED light mesh" ], "summary": "The Anthony F. Markel Family City of Hope Museum, documenting more than a century of medical research and treatment at the City of Hope campus in Duarte, California, opened in July 2018 with exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates and interactive media by Stimulant.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20180723005699/en/New-Museum-at-City-of-Hope-Documents-More-Than-a-Century-of-Medical-Breakthroughs", "https://gallagherdesign.com/projects/the-city-of-hope-museum/", "https://www.stimulant.com/work/city-of-hope-museum" ] }, { "id": "civic-theatre-new-orleans-restoration", "name": "Restoration", "venue": "civic-theatre-new-orleans", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "eskew-dumez-ripple", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Systems design/integration, show-control programming, loudspeaker system", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A restoration of the historic 1906 Civic Theatre in New Orleans; construction completed 2012, public reopening September 2013; architecture by Eskew+Dumez+Ripple, AV systems design and integration by Solomon Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civic_Theatre_(New_Orleans)", "https://www.nola.com/", "https://livedesignonline.com/" ] }, { "id": "civil-rights-memorial-center-redesign", "name": "Civil Rights Memorial Center Redesign", "venue": "civil-rights-memorial-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "monadnock-media", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media and exhibit design across the 5,000 sq ft center's redesign, including a projected film over a photo-montage mural, a stained-glass interactive martyrs table, a nine-screen orientation theater, and a single-user interactive featuring a community poem by Kwame Alexander", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "multi-user interactive", "single-user interactive" ], "summary": "A redesign of the Southern Poverty Law Center's 5,000 sq ft Civil Rights Memorial Center in Montgomery, Alabama, reopened in January 2022 after a 21-month closure, with new media exhibits produced by Monadnock Media.\n", "description": "New elements include a nine-screen orientation theater on the civil rights movement's legacy and a single-user interactive presenting a community poem assembled by poet Kwame Alexander from more than 1,000 public submissions.\n", "sources": [ "https://monadnock.org/project/splc", "https://www.splcenter.org/resources/stories/civil-rights-memorial-center-reopens-splcs-redesigned-crmc-has-new-exhibits-and-updates/" ] }, { "id": "cjh-jewce", "name": "JewCE: The Museum and Laboratory of the Jewish Comics Experience", "venue": "center-for-jewish-history", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Graphics production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "JewCE, an exhibit on Jewish comics history at the Center for Jewish History in New York, opened October 9, 2023; graphics production by Full Point Graphics.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cjh.org/visit/jewce-exhibit-preview", "https://jewce.org", "https://fullpointgraphics.com/about" ] }, { "id": "cjm-designing-home", "name": "Designing Home: Jews and Midcentury Modernism", "venue": "contemporary-jewish-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Also designed and art-directed the accompanying catalogue", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Designing Home: Jews and Midcentury Modernism\" opened April 4, 2014 at the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco, California, guest curated by Donald Albrecht, with exhibition and catalogue design by Pure+Applied.\n", "description": "The first exhibition to examine Jewish designers', architects', patrons', and merchants' contributions to modern American domestic design, featuring work by Anni Albers, George Nelson, Richard Neutra, Alvin Lustig, and Saul Bass, among others; the exhibition later traveled to the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York (through January 2016).\n", "sources": [ "https://thecjm.org/exhibitions/19", "https://architizer.com/blog/inspiration/industry/jews-and-midcentury-modernism-at-mjh/", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/designing-home-jews-and-midcentury-modernism" ] }, { "id": "clark-art-institute-lunder-center", "name": "Lunder Center at Stone Hill", "venue": "clark-art-institute", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "tadao-ando-architect-and-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Flexible high-CRI lighting system for galleries and conservation labs", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Lunder Center at Stone Hill, a new building for the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Massachusetts, opened 2008; design architecture by Tadao Ando Architect & Associates with Gensler, lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/the-clark-art-institute-stone-hill-center/" ] }, { "id": "classic-center-athens-georgia-music-collection", "name": "Georgia Music Collection at the Classic Center", "venue": "classic-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Georgia Music Collection, a music-heritage exhibit at the Classic Center's new Akins Ford Arena in Athens, Georgia, opened February 2025, fabricated and installed by 1220 Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://1220.com/portfolio/georgia-music-collection-at-athens-classic-center/", "https://www.athleticbusiness.com/project-galleries/architectural-showcase/aoUURoRAk1/akins-ford-arena-at-the-classic-center" ] }, { "id": "clayton-w-williams-jr-alumni-center-exhibits", "name": "Association of Former Students Interactive Exhibits", "venue": "clayton-w-williams-jr-alumni-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen interactives", "video recording booth" ], "summary": "Interactive exhibits at the Clayton W. Williams, Jr. Alumni Center in College Station, Texas, home of Texas A&M's Association of Former Students, opened with the building's rededication in fall 2009, exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "The remodeled Alumni Center houses six interactive exhibits — Traditions, Spirit, Muster, Memories, Legacy, and Network — celebrating Texas A&M traditions and history, including stations where visitors can view Aggie yell demonstrations, record personal memories as students, and experience 360-degree views of university traditions.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/texas-am-association-of-former-students/", "https://myaggienation.com/campus_evolution/building_history/clayton-w-williams-jr-alumni-center/article_bb7374a0-1369-11e3-901d-001a4bcf887a.html", "https://www.aggienetwork.com/building/" ] }, { "id": "cleveland-clinic-childrens-hospital-experiential-branding", "name": "Experiential Branding and Donor Recognition", "venue": "cleveland-clinic-childrens-hospital", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "hks", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "experiential branding", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "donor recognition", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "interactive technology", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Experiential branding, donor recognition, and interactive technology installations at Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio, opened in 2019, designed by Dimensional Innovations, with architecture by HKS.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "cleveland-history-center-cleveland-starts-here", "name": "Cleveland Starts Here", "venue": "cleveland-history-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Three interactive touchscreen programs, a signature film, archival slideshows, and two documentary films", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreen" ], "summary": "Cleveland Starts Here, a permanent exhibition on the history of Cleveland at the Cleveland History Center (Western Reserve Historical Society), opened to the public on November 29, 2017, with content production by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.wrhs.org/do-see/exhibitions/cleveland-starts-here", "https://www.ideastream.org/show/ideas/2017-11-29/cleveland-starts-here-exhibit-unveiled-by-cleveland-history-center", "https://nlprod.com/item/cleveland-history-center/" ] }, { "id": "cleveland-museum-of-art-artlens-beacon-2019", "name": "ARTLENS Exhibition Beacon (2019 Reinstallation)", "venue": "cleveland-museum-of-art", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "dome-collective", "role": "media-design", "note": "Beacon component update as part of the June 2019 ARTLENS Exhibition reinstallation, adding visitor-generated content", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "zenith-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Per CMA's own collaborators page; CMA's source describes the broader June 2019 gallery-wide reinstallation, not solely the Beacon — this record's scope may be narrower than the credit's actual scope", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "digital signage", "visitor-generated content display" ], "summary": "The Beacon, a digital media installation welcoming visitors to the Cleveland Museum of Art's ARTLENS Exhibition gallery in Cleveland, Ohio, was updated with new visitor-generated content as part of the gallery's June 14, 2019 reinstallation, with the Beacon component credited to Dome.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.clevelandart.org/digital-innovations/digital-innovation-collaborators", "https://www.clevelandart.org/articles/exploring-new-installation-artlens-exhibition-why-iteration-matters" ] }, { "id": "cleveland-museum-of-art-artlens-exhibition", "name": "ARTLENS Exhibition", "venue": "cleveland-museum-of-art", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "potion-design", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "All media design and interaction design for sixteen motion- and gaze-tracking games across six projection walls", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "note": "ARTLENS App and Beacon development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dome-collective", "role": "media-design", "note": "Beacon design (credited as \"Dome Collaborative\" in some CMA materials; same studio, see data/firms/dome-collective.yaml aka)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "zenith-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Per CMA's own collaborators page (2017 exhibition launch)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion tracking", "facial and gaze tracking", "projection mapping" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment", "interactive-installation", "artificial-intelligence" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Museums and the Web GLAMi Award — Groundbreaking, Winner", "year": 2017, "source": "https://www.clevelandart.org/digital-innovations/digital-innovation-awards" }, { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Space, Places and Cities, Honorable Mention", "year": 2018, "source": "https://www.clevelandart.org/digital-innovations/digital-innovation-awards" }, { "award": "AAM Media & Technology MUSE Awards — Silver, Interactive Kiosks (Gaze Tracker)", "year": 2018, "source": "https://www.clevelandart.org/digital-innovations/digital-innovation-awards" }, { "award": "Museums and the Web GLAMi Awards — Groundbreaking, Winner", "year": 2018, "source": "https://www.clevelandart.org/digital-innovations/digital-innovation-awards" }, { "award": "Museums and the Web GLAMi Awards — Exhibition Media or Experience, Winner (Gaze Tracker)", "year": 2018, "source": "https://www.clevelandart.org/digital-innovations/digital-innovation-awards" }, { "award": "APEX Awards — Silver, Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation", "year": 2018, "source": "https://www.clevelandart.org/digital-innovations/digital-innovation-awards" }, { "award": "Communication Arts Awards — Award of Excellence", "year": 2018, "source": "https://www.commarts.com/project/26012/artlens-exhibition" }, { "award": "Communicating the Arts Grands Prix Awards — Gold, Participatory Experience", "year": 2019, "source": "https://www.clevelandart.org/digital-innovations/digital-innovation-awards" }, { "award": "Communicating the Arts Grands Prix Awards — Gold, Permanent Exhibition Design", "year": 2019, "source": "https://www.clevelandart.org/digital-innovations/digital-innovation-awards" } ], "summary": "The ARTLENS Exhibition, a touchscreen-free reimagining of the Cleveland Museum of Art's technology gallery in Cleveland, Ohio, opened June 25, 2017, with sixteen interactive games using motion- and gaze-tracking across six projection walls, designed by Potion in collaboration with Local Projects and Dome Collaborative.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.clevelandart.org/about/press/cleveland-museum-art-introduces-artlens-gallery-touchscreen-free-approach-integrating", "https://www.clevelandart.org/digital-innovations/digital-innovation-collaborators", "https://www.commarts.com/project/26012/artlens-exhibition" ] }, { "id": "cleveland-museum-of-art-artlens-reimagined", "name": "ArtLens Reimagined", "venue": "cleveland-museum-of-art", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "design-io", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Lead interactive design per CMA's exhibition page, including the generative-AI Art Morph and Look Closer interactives (developed in collaboration with Dpt.).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] }, { "firm": "dpt", "role": "media-design", "note": "Collaborated with Design I/O on the Art Morph and Look Closer interactives, per CMA's exhibition page.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dome-collective", "role": "media-design", "note": "App design and development (credited as Dome on CMA's exhibition page).", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "prime-access-consulting", "role": "accessibility-consulting", "note": "Accessibility and inclusive design consulting, per CMA's exhibition page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "zenith-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV integration, per CMA's exhibition page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sitara-systems", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Systems architecture: an AI-interpretation governance/approval framework, cross-platform data model, and 5-10 year lifecycle plan, per Sitara's own account of a scoping phase that preceded the build.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sitara-systems", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "New CMS built around CMA's Open Access collection API, real-time gallery-to-mobile sync, and an AI-integration framework.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "custom CMS", "real-time gallery/mobile sync", "AI interpretation framework" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "ArtLens Reimagined, the Cleveland Museum of Art's next-generation gallery experience in Cleveland, Ohio, opens to the public July 28, 2026, with gallery experience design by Design I/O and systems architecture, a new content-management system, and real-time infrastructure by Sitara Systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.clevelandart.org/exhibitions/artlens-reimagined-intersection-art-technology-and-innovation", "https://www.sitara.systems/cleveland-artlens/" ] }, { "id": "cleveland-museum-of-art-artlens-studio", "name": "ArtLens Studio (Studio Play)", "venue": "cleveland-museum-of-art", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "design-io", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive experience design and software development for the family interactive gallery.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "gesture-driven interactives", "motion sensing" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Museums and the Web — GLAMi Award", "year": 2017, "source": "https://mw17.mwconf.org/glami/artlens-studio/index.html" } ], "summary": "ArtLens Studio, the family interactive gallery at the Cleveland Museum of Art in Cleveland, Ohio, opened June 16, 2016 with gesture-driven interactive experiences designed and developed by Design I/O in partnership with the museum; the space evolved from the museum's 2012 Studio Play area and was later branded Studio Play 2.0.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.clevelandart.org/about/press/cleveland-museum-art-continues-pioneer-innovation-museum-technology", "https://mw17.mwconf.org/glami/artlens-studio/index.html", "https://www.design-io.com/projects/studioplay" ] }, { "id": "cleveland-museum-of-art-gallery-one", "name": "Gallery One", "venue": "cleveland-museum-of-art", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "rafael-vinoly-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Museum-wide renovation masterplan and Ames Family Atrium housing Gallery One", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "note": "All media design; collaborated with museum staff on concept development, including the interactive Collection Wall and ArtLens app", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "zenith-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Hardware selection/integration incl. the Collection Wall, per CMA's own collaborators page", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touch wall", "gesture-based interaction", "mobile app" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Gold, Interpretive Interactive Installations", "year": 2013, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-program/2013-muse-award-winners/" }, { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Gold, Interactive Kiosks (Collection Wall)", "year": 2013, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-program/2013-muse-award-winners/" }, { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Bronze, Mobile Applications (ArtLens App)", "year": 2013, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-program/2013-muse-award-winners/" }, { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award", "year": 2013, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/content-gallery-one-cleveland-museum-art/" }, { "award": "D&AD Awards — Digital Experience Design, Yellow Pencil", "year": 2013, "source": "https://www.dandad.org/awards/professional/2013/digital-design/19622/gallery-one/" } ], "summary": "Gallery One, an interactive gallery in the Cleveland Museum of Art's Ames Family Atrium, opened to the public January 21, 2013, with media design by Local Projects, exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, and architecture by Rafael Vinoly Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.clevelandart.org/articles/gallery-one", "https://www.dandad.org/awards/professional/2013/digital-design/19622/gallery-one/", "https://localprojects.com/work/interactive-installations/please-touch-the-art/", "https://www.dezeen.com/2009/07/15/cleveland-museum-of-art-east-wing-by-rafael-vinoly-architects/" ] }, { "id": "cleveland-museum-of-art-iroko-tree", "name": "Iroko Tree Installation", "venue": "cleveland-museum-of-art", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 100-square-foot, fully fabric-covered, life-sized Iroko tree sculpture fabricated by Taylor Studios for a performance installation at the Cleveland Museum of Art in 2019, engineered as a modular structure for disassembly, shipping, and reassembly.\n", "description": "The piece served as a focal point for the performance space, evoking a sense of home for the performing artist.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/iroko-tree/" ] }, { "id": "cleveland-museum-of-art-lobby-digital-signage", "name": "Lobby Digital Signage", "venue": "cleveland-museum-of-art", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "20-foot digital signage wall in the historic Marcel Breuer lobby, with animated templates and 3D artwork animations, integrated with the museum's CMS.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "zenith-systems", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "digital signage", "CMS integration" ], "summary": "A 20-foot digital signage installation in the Cleveland Museum of Art's historic Marcel Breuer lobby opened in November 2024, designed by Bluecadet with AV integration by Zenith Systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/cleveland-museum-of-art", "https://www.clevelandart.org/articles/our-new-lobby-digital-signage" ] }, { "id": "cleveland-museum-of-art-pintoricchio-magnified", "name": "Pintoricchio Magnified: An Immersive Conservation Experience", "venue": "cleveland-museum-of-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "zenith-systems", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "scalar-studio", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "\"Pintoricchio Magnified: An Immersive Conservation Experience,\" a visitor-proximity-tracked 10x10 ft dvLED wall installation at the Cleveland Museum of Art, opened August 10, 2025, running through August 23, 2026; AV integration by Zenith Systems, media design by Scalar Studio, per independent AV trade press and the museum's own site.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.clevelandart.org/articles/pintoricchio-magnified", "https://www.digitalsignagetoday.com/resources/transforming-the-conservation-experience-at-the-cleveland-museum-of-art/", "https://www.avnetwork.com/installations/up-close-and-immersive" ] }, { "id": "cleveland-museum-of-art-revealing-krishna", "name": "Revealing Krishna: Journey to Cambodia's Sacred Mountain", "venue": "cleveland-museum-of-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "dome-collective", "role": "media-design", "note": "Digital media strategy, creative direction, and UX/UI design for the exhibition's mixed-reality and digital components", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "interactive-commons-cwru", "role": "media-design", "note": "Mixed-reality development team (Interactive Commons at Case Western Reserve University)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "zenith-systems", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "content-production", "note": "Sound design and production", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "true-edge-archive", "role": "content-production", "note": "3D art and animation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "prime-access-consulting", "role": "accessibility-consulting", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-farm-51", "role": "content-production", "note": "Director of photography and 3D models", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "mixed reality", "HoloLens", "photogrammetry", "3D digital modeling" ], "summary": "Revealing Krishna: Journey to Cambodia's Sacred Mountain, an exhibition presenting the restoration and mixed-reality reinterpretation of the Cleveland Museum of Art's Krishna Lifting Mount Govardhan sculpture in Cleveland, Ohio, opened November 14, 2021, with digital media strategy, creative direction, and UX/UI design by Dome and mixed-reality development by the Interactive Commons at Case Western Reserve University.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.clevelandart.org/about/press/cleveland-museum-arts-highly-anticipated-exhibition-revealing-krishna-journey-cambodias", "https://www.clevelandart.org/digital-innovations/digital-innovation-collaborators", "https://www.clevescene.com/news/opening-this-weekend-cleveland-museum-of-arts-revealing-krishna-exhibit-offers-viewers-a-groundbreaking-mixed-reality-experience-37681043" ] }, { "id": "cleveland-museum-of-art-seven-jeweled-mountain", "name": "Into the Seven Jeweled Mountain: An Immersive Experience", "venue": "cleveland-museum-of-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "zenith-systems", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "technology-research-institute-for-culture-and-heritage", "role": "content-production", "note": "South Korean institute (TRIC).", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive-environment", "projection mapping" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "\"Into the Seven Jeweled Mountain: An Immersive Experience,\" a large-scale 3-wall projection installation in the Arlene M. and Arthur S. Holden Gallery at the Cleveland Museum of Art, on view March 15–September 29, 2024; AV integration by Zenith Systems, content by South Korea's Technology Research Institute for Culture & Heritage, per the museum's own site and independent press.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.clevelandart.org/exhibitions/seven-jeweled-mountain-immersive-experience", "https://www.clevelandart.org/digital-innovations/digital-innovation-collaborators", "https://www.axios.com/local/cleveland/2024/03/28/seven-jeweled-mountain-cleveland-art-museum" ] }, { "id": "cleveland-museum-of-natural-history-perkins-wildlife-center", "name": "Perkins Wildlife Center and New Galleries", "venue": "cleveland-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition planning and design for the Astronomy & Cosmology, Ohio, Smead Discovery Center, and Living Planet galleries plus the outdoor Perkins Wildlife Center\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "aecom", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "suspended animal trails", "interactive play elements" ], "summary": "The Perkins Wildlife Center and a set of new interior galleries at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History in Cleveland, OH, opened in phases beginning September 2016, designed by Thinc Design with architecture by AECOM.\n", "description": "The project added roughly 20,000 square feet of interior galleries and a two-acre outdoor Wildlife Center, including suspended animal trails that let visitors move through habitats alongside animals rather than viewing from fixed positions, plus interactive play elements such as slides and balance lines.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/natural-history-galleries-and-discovery-center" ] }, { "id": "cleveland-museum-of-natural-history-transformation", "name": "Cleveland Museum of Natural History Transformation", "venue": "cleveland-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Audiovisual and theater technical design as part of full building-services scope", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "acoustics", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibit/experience design for the reimagined galleries", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Cleveland Museum of Natural History Transformation, a $150M renovation and expansion growing the museum from 217,250 to more than 375,000 square feet with reimagined exhibit galleries in Cleveland, Ohio, celebrated its grand reopening on December 13, 2024; architecture, interiors, acoustics, audiovisual, and lighting design by DLR Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/cleveland-museum-of-natural-history-transformation/", "https://www.cmnh.org/news/press-room/2024/12/13/museum-reveals-once-in-a-lifetime-transformation-and-invites-all-to-explore-reimagined-exhibits", "https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/local/cleveland/cleveland-museum-of-natural-history-transformation-project-grand-reopening/95-7923d623-5a69-494d-aa46-f1edb493ff97" ] }, { "id": "clickspring-power-collaborative-cxc-core", "name": "Collaborative Client Experience Center", "venue": "clickspring-power-collaborative-cxc", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "clickspring", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Experiential design team", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mccann-systems", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "LED video wall" ], "summary": "The Collaborative Client Experience Center, a real estate development firm's client-experience space in St. Louis, MO, featuring a large-format LED videowall with movable vertical \"blades\"; experiential design by Clickspring, AV integration by McCann Systems (2025 Commercial Integrator Award, Best Meeting Room Project). Year approximate, per contemporaneous Sept/Oct 2025 trade coverage.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.commercialintegrator.com/projects/mccann-systems-clickspring-power-collaborative-client-experience-center-in-st-louis/144051/", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mccanns-evan-greenwood-named-to-commercial-integrators-40-under-40-mccann-awarded-2025-best-meeting-room-project-302548080.html" ] }, { "id": "climate-pledge-arena-signage", "name": "Climate Pledge Arena Signage & Environmental Graphics", "venue": "climate-pledge-arena", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "populous", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Signage and environmental graphics fabrication for the 2021 reopening of Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington (architecture by Populous), by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "Distinct from the venue's separately recorded architectural tours program.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "climate-pledge-arena-tours", "name": "TOURS @ Climate Pledge Arena", "venue": "climate-pledge-arena", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "content-production", "note": "Strategic planning, story and concept development, design detail, immersive media production, installation and integration, technical systems and programming, and guide training for the 75-minute behind-the-scenes tour.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive media installations", "wrist-worn guide-control devices" ], "summary": "TOURS @ Climate Pledge Arena, a 75-minute guided behind-the-scenes tour of Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington, went on public sale in January 2023, designed by BRC Imagination Arts.\n", "description": "The tour visits the owner's suite, press bridge, private suites, dressing rooms, and arena floor, built around the arena's sustainability story as the first International Living Future Institute-certified zero-carbon arena.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.brcweb.com/project/tours-climate-pledge-arena/", "https://www.seattleschild.com/climate-pledge-arena-tours-now-available-heres-how-to-get-one/", "https://climatepledgearena.com/tours/" ] }, { "id": "clinton-presidential-center-core", "name": "William J. Clinton Presidential Center", "venue": "william-j-clinton-presidential-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "As Polshek Partnership, LLP; design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hargreaves-associates", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "16 policy-based multimedia alcoves, Oval Office/Cabinet Room replicas", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "technical-artistry", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Case lighting", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited as \"Maltbie Associates,\" the firm's pre-merger name; 80+ custom showcases, engineering, exhibit fabrication, installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Reconstruction", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cerami-and-associates", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive timeline", "multimedia alcoves" ], "summary": "Ennead (as Polshek Partnership) designed the William J. Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock, Arkansas, a cantilevered glass-and-metal presidential library and museum along the Arkansas River, completed 2004. Ralph Appelbaum Associates designed the media-rich permanent exhibition.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ennead.com/work/clinton/", "https://raai.com/project/william-j-clinton-presidential-library-and-museum/", "https://kubikmaltbie.com/project/william-j-clinton-presidential-center/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clinton_Presidential_Center" ] }, { "id": "clyfford-still-museum-interactive-timeline", "name": "Clyfford Still Museum: Interactive Timeline & Exhibit Film Story Viewers", "venue": "clyfford-still-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "allied-works-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Brad Cloepfil", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "milkhaus", "role": "content-production", "note": "Video", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Clyfford Still Museum, designed by Allied Works Architecture, opened in Denver, Colorado in 2011 with interactive media — a 17-foot multi-touch timeline and mechanical story viewers — by Belle & Wissell.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/still-interactive-timeline/" ] }, { "id": "cmhr-actions-count", "name": "Actions Count", "venue": "canadian-museum-for-human-rights", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "upswell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive-installation" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards", "year": 2015, "note": "Bronze", "source": "https://humanrights.ca/news/museum-wins-top-international-awards-innovation" } ], "summary": "\"Actions Count,\" a gesture-controlled interactive game projected onto a custom angled table, part of a dedicated gallery within the Canadian Museum for Human Rights' 2014 core opening exhibition, Winnipeg; developed in partnership with Upswell, per the museum's own award announcement. Distinct from Canadian Journeys, a separate gallery within the same 2014 core build.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://humanrights.ca/news/museum-wins-top-international-awards-innovation" ] }, { "id": "cmhr-mandela-posters-for-freedom", "name": "Mandela: Struggle for Freedom — Posters for Freedom", "venue": "canadian-museum-for-human-rights", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "upswell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "Core77 Design Awards", "category": "Interaction", "year": 2019, "source": "https://designawards.core77.com/Interaction/83628/Posters-for-Freedom.html" } ], "summary": "\"Posters for Freedom,\" an interactive touch-table poster-making installation within the \"Mandela: Struggle for Freedom\" temporary exhibition at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Winnipeg, opened June 2018; interactive media design by Upswell, per the Core77 Design Awards 2019.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://designawards.core77.com/Interaction/83628/Posters-for-Freedom.html" ] }, { "id": "coach-macys-herald-square-concept-shop", "name": "Coach Concept Shop", "venue": "macys-herald-square-coach-shop", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "av-c", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive media surfaces doubling as shoppers' mirrors", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "oma", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "slanted-studios", "role": "content-production", "note": "\"Slanted Studios produced some of our favorite content for the piece\" per AV&C's own project page; exact scope of contribution unspecified. .\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive display surfaces" ], "summary": "A 1,930 sq ft Coach concept shop-in-shop at Macy's Herald Square in New York, designed by OMA and opened October 2012, features interactive media storytelling surfaces designed by AV&C that double as fitting-room mirrors.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.av-controls.com/coach-herald-square-gallery/", "https://www.oma.com/projects/coach-macy-herald-square", "https://ny.racked.com/2012/10/23/7706367/macys-debuts-a-techy-new-coach-shopinshop" ] }, { "id": "coastside-history-museum-teaser-exhibition", "name": "Coastside History Museum Opening Exhibition", "venue": "coastside-history-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-exhibits-dept", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibit design, graphic design direction, content development, and final text; 1,100 sq ft", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "chris-barela-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Graphic design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "formations-inc", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Coastside History Museum in Half Moon Bay, California, opened to the public June 24, 2023 with a flexible teaser exhibition designed by The Exhibits Dept. — freestanding silhouettes anchoring major periods of Coastside history, built to be later replaced by a permanent exhibition — with fabrication by Formations Inc.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.exhibitsdept.com/projects/coastside", "https://www.halfmoonbayhistory.org/museum/", "https://coastsidebuzz.com/half-moon-bay-history-associations-our-new-coastside-museum-is-now-framed/" ] }, { "id": "coca-ferring-east-wing", "name": "Ferring East Wing Expansion", "venue": "coca-st-louis", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "christner-inc", "role": "architecture", "note": "architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "axiome", "role": "architecture", "note": "design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "theatre planning and lighting design for the 450-seat Berges Theatre and studio spaces", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kirkegaard", "role": "av-integration", "note": "acoustics and audiovisual systems design (room acoustics, sound isolation, mechanical noise control)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Ferring East Wing Expansion, a 50,000-square-foot new wing at COCA (Center of Creative Arts) in University City, Missouri, opened in 2020, adding the 450-seat Catherine B. Berges Theatre and new dance and theatre studios; designed by Christner, Inc. (architect of record) with Axi:Ome (design architect), theatre planning and lighting design by Schuler Shook, and acoustics/AV systems design by Kirkegaard.\n", "description": "The expansion followed a 2018 renovation of COCA's existing Kuehner West Wing, itself an adaptive reuse of the 1950 Eric Mendelsohn-designed B'nai Amoona Synagogue (a National Register of Historic Places building) into flexible performance/rehearsal space and studios. The new Ferring East Wing added the 450-seat Berges Theatre with full fly loft and orchestra pit, three to five new dance studios, and a large lobby/ commons area connecting the historic and new structures. Total project cost across both phases was reported at roughly $29.1 million (per Kirkegaard) against a $40 million campaign goal (per COCA's 2017 STLPR interview); the project received the 2020 AIA St. Louis Distinguished Award for Architecture.\n", "sources": [ "https://schulershook.com/projects/center-of-creative-arts", "https://www.kirkegaard.com/center-of-creative-arts/", "https://www.cocastl.org/our-campus/our-building/ferring-east-wing-expansion/", "https://www.stlpr.org/arts/2017-01-27/coca-plans-major-expansion-including-theater-studios-and-parking-garage" ] }, { "id": "coca-seattle-afterwords", "name": "Afterwords", "venue": "coca-seattle", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Afterwords, a collaborative interactive poetry installation commissioned for the \"Help Wanted\" exhibition at the Center on Contemporary Art in Seattle, opened in 2005, produced by Belle & Wissell's Gabe Kean with artist Randy Moss.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/afterwords/" ] }, { "id": "cochlear-headquarters-experience-center", "name": "Cochlear North American Headquarters Renovation", "venue": "cochlear-north-american-headquarters", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "In-house Experiential Graphic Design studio; experiential graphics incorporating Cochlear's nautilus signature symbol throughout the space, customer/recipient experience center component.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Sound masking systems, sound booths for hearing-research spaces", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "BESTawards (IIDA Rocky Mountain Chapter) — Workplace 40,000+", "year": 2022, "source": "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/cochlear-north-american-headquarters/" } ], "summary": "DLR Group designed the interiors, experiential graphic design, and landscape/acoustic/lighting systems for Cochlear's 161,000 sq ft North American Headquarters in Lone Tree, Colorado (completed 2020), including a customer/recipient experience center and nautilus-motif brand graphics throughout.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/cochlear-north-american-headquarters/", "https://howelldenver.com/cochlear-americas-usa-hq/" ] }, { "id": "colburn-center-core", "name": "Colburn Center", "venue": "colburn-center-los-angeles", "project_type": "new-building", "status": "announced", "year_expected": 2027, "credits": [ { "firm": "gehry-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "nagata-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Yasuhisa Toyota credited as acoustician", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "theatredna", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Michael Ferguson credited as theatre consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Colburn Center, a 100,000 sq ft expansion of the Colburn School's downtown Los Angeles campus designed by Gehry Partners, broke ground April 2024 and topped out July 2025; its centerpiece 1,000-seat Terri and Jerry Kohl Hall has acoustic design by Nagata Acoustics and theatre consulting by TheatreDNA, with completion expected 2027.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://colburnschool.edu", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com", "https://www.violinist.com", "https://www.archdaily.com" ] }, { "id": "colby-college-museum-of-art-expansion", "name": "Museum Expansion", "venue": "colby-college-museum-of-art", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "frederick-fisher-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "An expansion of the Colby College Museum of Art in Waterville, Maine, adding new galleries and a Sol LeWitt stairwell mural, completed 2013; architecture by Frederick Fisher and Partners, lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/colby-college-museum-of-art/" ] }, { "id": "college-football-hall-of-fame-core-exhibits", "name": "College Football Hall of Fame", "venue": "college-football-hall-of-fame", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "tvsdesign", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "Half-scale interactive football field capturing visitor touchdown dances on a Jumbotron, and a reactive concessions beverage cart with LED-animated exterior, in collaboration with sponsor Coca-Cola\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Media production, per BBI Engineering's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV systems design and installation, incl. the interactive \"College Gameday\" virtual-commentator exhibit\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pacific-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Award — Bronze", "year": 2015, "source": "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/college-football-hall-of-fame/" } ], "technologies": [ "motion capture", "LED animation", "interactive Jumbotron display" ], "summary": "The College Football Hall of Fame, a new $68.5 million facility in Atlanta, opened August 2014; architecture and interiors were by tvsdesign, exhibit design was by Gallagher & Associates, and Second Story designed a half-scale interactive football field and a reactive concessions cart with sponsor Coca-Cola. AV integration was by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/796711/college-football-hall-of-fame-tvsdesign", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/College_Football_Hall_of_Fame", "https://2s-archive.rzrfs.com/work/cfhf", "https://bbinet.com/works/college-football-hall-of-fame/" ] }, { "id": "colman-dock-ballast-island", "name": "Ballast Island", "venue": "colman-dock", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northwest-sign-and-design", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Ballast Island, a monumental installation of historic sandstone ballast stones interpreting the site's significance to Coast Salish peoples, opened 2026 at Colman Dock ferry terminal in Seattle for the Washington State Department of Transportation, designed by Studio Matthews.\n", "description": "The installation addresses the displacement of Coast Salish peoples by industrial development in the 1800s and how Ballast Island became a crucial Indigenous gathering place despite systemic exclusion. Developed in consultation with the Muckleshoot, Suquamish, Tulalip, Snoqualmie, and Stillaguamish tribes and the Duwamish Tribal Organization.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/ballast-island/" ] }, { "id": "colorado-snowsports-museum-iwall", "name": "iWall Olympic and Championship Skiing Exhibit", "venue": "colorado-snowsports-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "condit", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Content provider for the museum's broader $2.4M renovation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive sliding-track touchscreen" ], "summary": "An interactive \"iWall\" exhibit chronicling Olympic, World Championship, and World Cup skiing history opened in spring 2018 at the Colorado Snowsports Museum & Hall of Fame in Vail, Colorado, as part of a $2.4 million museum renovation, with content by Condit and fabrication by Art Guild.\n", "description": "A touchscreen monitor moves along a track spanning content from 1920 to the present, letting visitors explore decades of competitive skiing history.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.artguildinc.com/2018/06/13/iwall-exhibit-chronicles-the-history-of-olympic-and-championship-skiing/" ] }, { "id": "colored-musicians-club-jazz-museum", "name": "Colored Musicians Club Jazz Museum", "venue": "colored-musicians-club", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "listening stations", "interactive audio mixing" ], "summary": "The Colored Musicians Club Jazz Museum, an interactive museum built into the former union-office space on the ground floor of the Colored Musicians Club at 145 Broadway in Buffalo, New York, opened in fall 2012, designed and fabricated by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "The museum uses listening stations, instrument demonstrations, and a hands-on \"music engineer\" mixing station (arranging a piece such as \"Over the Rainbow\") to tell the history of the club, chartered in 1935 as the only continuously running, all-Black-owned music venue in the United States.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.wnyheritage.org/content/endnotes_the_colored_musicians_club_jazz_museum/index.html", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/the-colored-musicians-club/" ] }, { "id": "columbia-brain-index", "name": "The Brain Index", "venue": "jerome-l-greene-science-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "av-c", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "technomedia", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Project lead; independently corroborated via AV&C's own site", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "data visualization", "interactive display wall" ], "summary": "The Brain Index, a large-scale interactive data-visualization installation in the public lobby of Columbia University's Jerome L. Greene Science Center in New York, opened in 2016; conceived by Laura Kurgan and Mark Hansen of the Center for Spatial Research with media integration by AV&C.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://c4sr.columbia.edu/news/brain-index-opens-new-jerome-l-greene-science-center", "https://www.av-controls.com/synapse", "https://www.gotechnomedia.com/" ] }, { "id": "columbia-business-school-core", "name": "Kravis Hall and David Geffen Hall", "venue": "columbia-business-school-manhattanville", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fxcollaborative", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cerami-associates", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cerami-associates", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Two connected buildings (Henry R. Kravis Hall and David Geffen Hall) totaling ~492,000 sq ft for Columbia Business School's Manhattanville campus in New York, opened 2022, with architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro and FXCollaborative.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/columbia-business-school", "https://www.dezeen.com/2022/02/28/diller-scofidio-renfro-columbia-university-business-school-kravis-geffen-hall/" ] }, { "id": "columbia-river-maritime-museum-cedar-and-sea", "name": "Cedar and Sea: The Maritime Culture of the Indigenous People of the Pacific Northwest Coast", "venue": "columbia-river-maritime-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "storyline-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "three-dimensional-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Cedar and Sea,\" an exhibition on the maritime culture of Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest Coast, opened at the Columbia River Maritime Museum, Astoria, OR, around November 2024; exhibit design by Storyline Studio, fabrication and installation by Three Dimensional Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dailyastorian.com/", "https://www.capitalpress.com/" ] }, { "id": "columbia-river-maritime-museum-this-is-our-place", "name": "ntsayka ilíi ukuk — This is Our Place", "venue": "columbia-river-maritime-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "storyline-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "three-dimensional-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"ntsayka ilíi ukuk — This is Our Place,\" an exhibition developed in collaboration with the Chinook Indian Nation, opened at the Columbia River Maritime Museum, Astoria, OR, around September 2024; exhibit design by Storyline Studio, fabrication by Three Dimensional Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.chinookobserver.com/", "https://www.bendbulletin.com/" ] }, { "id": "columbus-library-northside-branch-core", "name": "Northside Branch", "venue": "columbus-metropolitan-library-northside-branch", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AIA Columbus — Honor Award", "year": 2017, "source": "https://www.archdaily.com/" } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Northside Branch of the Columbus Metropolitan Library, Ohio, opened 2017; architecture by NBBJ.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/" ] }, { "id": "columbus-zoo-heart-of-africa", "name": "Heart of Africa", "venue": "columbus-zoo-and-aquarium", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "master-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "nassal", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Credited on the venue's own zoolex.org design/build credit page as \"Interpretive design\"", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interpretive graphics" ], "summary": "Heart of Africa, a 43-acre mixed-species savanna expansion at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium in Powell, Ohio, opened May 22, 2014; architect and planner PGAV Destinations, habitat construction and theming by The Nassal Company, and interpretive design by Roto, with construction by Messer Construction Co. (management) and Smoot Construction Co. of Ohio.\n", "description": "The exhibit is a rotating, mixed-species savanna habitat featuring lions, cheetahs, giraffes, and other African wildlife, with a cheetah run, cooling stations for eye-level lion viewing, and an elevated walkway for giraffe interactions. It won Top Honor in Exhibit Design from the Association of Zoos & Aquariums.\n", "sources": [ "https://pgavdestinations.com/project/the-columbus-zoos-heart-of-africa/", "https://pgavdestinations.com/news/heart-of-africa-now-open-at-the-columbus-zoo-and-aquarium/", "https://zoolex.org/gallery/show/1630/", "https://www.nassal.com/projects/heart-of-africa-at-columbus-zoo-aquarium", "https://www.columbuszoo.org/heart-of-africa" ] }, { "id": "columbus-zoo-wolfe-aquarium", "name": "John F. Wolfe Aquarium", "venue": "columbus-zoo-and-aquarium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_expected": 2029, "status": "announced", "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibit design, habitat design, and interpretive planning", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architecture, programming, and sustainability", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The John F. Wolfe Aquarium, a planned new aquarium facility for the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium in Powell, OH, is targeted to open in 2029, with exhibit design by Thinc Design and architecture by LMN Architects.\n", "description": "The $175 million project will showcase Ohio's native species and ecological systems alongside conservation storytelling; Thinc Design previously designed the Perkins Wildlife Center at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/wolfe-aquarium" ] }, { "id": "comed-chicago-north-community-center-powering-lives", "name": "Powering Lives", "venue": "comed-chicago-north-community-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "15 media experiences incl. 25-foot data-visualization 'sustainability signature' wall", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "data visualization wall" ], "summary": "\"Powering Lives,\" a customer-engagement exhibit on Chicago's energy infrastructure at the ComEd Chicago North Community Center, opened in 2021; RLMG designed the interactive media, with fabrication by Solomon Group and Ravenswood Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/powering-lives" ] }, { "id": "computer-history-museum-chatbots-decoded", "name": "Chatbots Decoded: Exploring AI", "venue": "computer-history-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "van-sickle-and-rolleri", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "exhibit-concepts-inc", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bowen-technovation", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mark-horton-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studio-1500", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Graphic design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "conversational AI", "humanoid robot (Engineered Arts' Ameca)" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "\"Chatbots Decoded: Exploring AI,\" an exhibition on the history and mechanics of conversational AI, opened November 20, 2024 at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California; exhibition design by Van Sickle & Rolleri, with Exhibit Concepts Inc. as architect of record and fabrication by Bowen Technovation.\n", "description": "The exhibit's centerpiece is Ameca, a humanoid robot built by Engineered Arts with facial recognition, sensors, and an LLM backend, which converses live with visitors in multiple languages.\n", "sources": [ "https://computerhistory.org/press-releases/computer-history-museum-unveils-chatbots-decoded-exploring-ai-exhibit/", "https://www.paloaltoonline.com/technology/2024/11/26/computer-history-museum-unveils-new-ai-exhibit-featuring-chatbots/" ] }, { "id": "concord-museum-april-19-1775", "name": "April 19, 1775 Gallery and Website", "venue": "concord-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "6-minute animated map projection plus companion interactive-timeline website", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "new-england-technology-group", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "interactive timeline website" ], "summary": "April 19, 1775 Gallery and Website, an exhibition and companion website on the outbreak of the Revolutionary War at the Concord Museum in Concord, Massachusetts, opened in 2021; RLMG designed the projected map animation and the interactive website, with exhibit design by Amaze Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/april-19th-gallery-and-website" ] }, { "id": "concord-museum-gateway-musketaquid-phase-1", "name": "Gateway to Concord — People of Musketaquid Gallery (Phase I)", "venue": "concord-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "wb-inc", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Phase 1 specifically", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Gateway to Concord\" and the People of Musketaquid Gallery, Phase I of a multi-year Concord Museum renewal, Concord, MA; ribbon-cutting October 11, 2019. Exhibit design by Amaze Design, fabrication by WB Inc, per Amaze Design's own independent project page. Distinct from the museum's later 2021-2022 exhibitions (April 19, 1775; Transcendentalist Authors; Thoreau's World), which were fabricated by Mystic Scenic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://fishingheritagecenter.org", "https://www.discoverconcordma.com" ] }, { "id": "concord-museum-thoreaus-world-microsite", "name": "Thoreau's World Microsite", "venue": "concord-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Companion website to the Thoreau Gallery with high-resolution artifact imagery and soundscape", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "companion website" ], "summary": "Thoreau's World, a companion microsite to the Thoreau Gallery at the Concord Museum in Concord, Massachusetts, launched in 2022; RLMG designed the website.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/thoreaus-world-microsite" ] }, { "id": "concord-museum-transcendentalist-authors", "name": "Celebrated Transcendentalist Authors", "venue": "concord-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Six-screen meditative audiovisual experience around Thoreau's desk", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "new-england-technology-group", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "multi-screen video display" ], "summary": "Celebrated Transcendentalist Authors, a six-screen audiovisual installation centered on Henry David Thoreau's desk at the Concord Museum in Concord, Massachusetts, opened in 2021; RLMG produced the media, with exhibit design by Amaze Design and fabrication by Mystic Scenic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/celebrated-transcendentalist-authors" ] }, { "id": "connecticut-science-center-core-exhibits", "name": "Connecticut Science Center (Opening Exhibits)", "venue": "connecticut-science-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pelli-clarke-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": "Credited as Cesar Pelli & Associates at time of completion, the firm's name prior to its 2005 and 2019 renamings", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive exhibits" ], "summary": "The Connecticut Science Center, a 40,000-square-foot science museum in Hartford, CT, opened in 2009, designed by Thinc Design with architecture by Cesar Pelli Associates.\n", "description": "Exhibits use \"the lens of everyday experience\" to explore natural sciences including health, the human body, the Connecticut environment, and global systems.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/connecticut-science-center" ] }, { "id": "conner-prairie-museum-experience-center", "name": "Museum Experience Center", "venue": "conner-prairie", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "monadnock-media", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media experience design and production, technical systems design and oversight, and immersive theater design for the 3,150 sq ft immersive theater organized around the White River's journey from prehistory to present", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "luci-creative", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Co-designer with Monadnock Media on the immersive theater experience (\"Monadnock + Luci\"); role attribution beyond exhibit design not sourced", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bowen-technovation", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive theater" ], "summary": "The Museum Experience Center, a $33 million reimagining of Conner Prairie's welcome and exhibit building in Fishers, Indiana, reopened to the public on April 3, 2026, with a new 3,150 sq ft immersive theater tracing the White River's history from its glacial origins to the present, designed and produced by Monadnock Media and Luci Creative.\n", "description": "The theater is organized into three sections -- \"Power of Place\" (glacial landscape formation), \"Arrivals\" (early inhabitants), and \"Oasis\" (contemporary voices) -- using immersive imagery and soundscape. The broader $33 million capital project, funded through the Prairie Pathways Campaign, also added new exhibit and programming space and an immersive play space; a Smithsonian-developed Spark!Lab and a \"Wellspring\" art installation by artist Wes Bruce and The Curious Life were part of the same reopening but are not credited to Monadnock Media.\n", "sources": [ "https://monadnock.org/project/conner-prairie", "https://www.connerprairie.org/press-releases/posts/conner-prairie-to-unveil-newly-reimagined-museum-experience-center", "https://www.connerprairie.org/museum-experience-center" ] }, { "id": "coolidge-medal-of-honor-heritage-center-larry-taylor-exhibit", "name": "Captain Larry L. Taylor Exhibit", "venue": "charles-h-coolidge-national-medal-of-honor-heritage-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Captain Larry L. Taylor Exhibit, honoring the Vietnam War Medal of Honor recipient with a full-scale AH-1G Cobra helicopter replica, opened March 2025 at the Charles H. Coolidge National Medal of Honor Heritage Center in Chattanooga, TN, fabricated by 1220 Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://1220.com/portfolio/national-medal-of-honor-heritage-center/", "https://www.mohhc.org/" ] }, { "id": "cooper-hewitt-contemporary-muslim-fashions", "name": "Contemporary Muslim Fashions", "venue": "cooper-hewitt-smithsonian-design-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Contemporary Muslim Fashions, a 6,275-square-foot exhibition on modest fashion featuring more than 80 ensembles, opened at Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York City in 2019, with exhibition architecture and visual identity by Isometric Studio; the exhibition was originally curated and presented at the de Young Museum in San Francisco.\n", "description": "Isometric Studio designed translucent half-arches inspired by the Cordoba Mosque's floor plan to subdivide the gallery into intimate thematic spaces, with sweeping curvilinear platforms and minimalist custom labels.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/contemporary-muslim-fashions", "https://www.cooperhewitt.org" ] }, { "id": "cooper-hewitt-design-and-healing", "name": "Design and Healing: Creative Responses to Epidemics", "venue": "cooper-hewitt-smithsonian-design-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "mass-design-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Graphic design (with Alyssa Arnesen and Bud Rodecker)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphic design", "fabricated exhibition environment (tent module, reclaimed-fabric seating)" ], "summary": "Design and Healing: Creative Responses to Epidemics, an exhibition on design responses to the COVID-19 pandemic curated by MASS Design Group and Cooper Hewitt, opened at Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York City in December 2021, with exhibition design by MASS Design Group and graphic design by Span Studio and Rick Valicenti.\n", "description": "The exhibition presented architectural case studies and design responses to COVID-19 — including medical devices, protective gear, infographics, and community services — curated by MASS Design Group with Cooper Hewitt curators Ellen Lupton and Julie Pastor. Visitors passed through a tent module evoking field hospitals into a reconceived solarium furnished with recycled-fabric seating.\n", "sources": [ "https://modelofarchitecture.org/projects/design-and-healing-exhibition", "https://www.si.edu/newsdesk/releases/design-and-healing-creative-responses-epidemics-exhibition-open-december-cooper", "https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/museums/design-healing-pandemic-exhibit-cooper-hewitt/2021/12/15/1cb1c19c-5d06-11ec-ae5b-5002292337c7_story.html", "https://span.studio/projects/design-and-healing" ] }, { "id": "cooper-hewitt-design-triennial-nature", "name": "Design Triennial: Nature", "venue": "cooper-hewitt-smithsonian-design-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "neil-donnelly-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "supermatic-studio", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Design Triennial: Nature, an exhibition on designers collaborating with the natural world, opened at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York in 2019, with exhibition design by Studio Joseph, graphic design by Neil Donnelly Studio, and fabrication by Supermatic Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/nature-cooper-hewitt-design-triennial" ] }, { "id": "cooper-hewitt-dorothy-liebes", "name": "A Dark, A Light, A Bright: The Designs of Dorothy Liebes", "venue": "cooper-hewitt-smithsonian-design-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "ash wood display platforms" ], "summary": "\"A Dark, A Light, A Bright: The Designs of Dorothy Liebes,\" a 6,000- square-foot retrospective of textile designer Dorothy Liebes spanning the museum's entire second floor, opened at Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York City in 2023, designed by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "The exhibition design includes loom-inspired thresholds, ash-wood display platforms with green cord, and monumental casework referencing studio work tables, showcasing over 175 textiles, furniture pieces, documents, and photographs.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/a-dark-a-light-a-bright", "https://www.cooperhewitt.org" ] }, { "id": "cooper-hewitt-face-values-ny", "name": "Face Values: Exploring Artificial Intelligence (New York)", "venue": "cooper-hewitt-smithsonian-design-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "matter-architecture-practice", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Synthetic three-dimensional reed garden backdrop", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "facial/gesture recognition", "AI-driven interactive art" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence", "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "\"Face Values: Exploring Artificial Intelligence,\" an installation in Cooper Hewitt's Process Lab, opened September 20, 2019 and ran through May 17, 2020; physical design by Matter Architecture Practice. A New York restaging of a piece first shown at the 2018 London Design Biennale (that showing is out of North America scope).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cooperhewitt.org/2019/09/05/cooper-hewitt-to-bring-its-award-winning-face-values-installation-to-new-york/", "https://engineering.nyu.edu/news/inside-cooper-hewitts-installation-london-design-biennale" ] }, { "id": "cooper-hewitt-give-me-a-sign", "name": "Give Me a Sign: The Language of Symbols", "venue": "cooper-hewitt-smithsonian-design-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "volume-industries", "role": "fabrication", "note": "physical and digital fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "diamonds-green", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Exhibition", "year": 2024, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/give-me-a-sign/" } ], "summary": "\"Give Me a Sign: The Language of Symbols,\" a temporary exhibition tracing the legacy of the 1972 Symbol Sourcebook, opened at Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York in May 2023, designed by Studio Matthews.\n", "description": "The exhibition used a modular, budget-conscious freestanding display system designed to minimally touch the walls of Cooper Hewitt's historic and protected galleries. Interactive stations included a life-sized Olympic symbol projection, an illuminated table for symbol-design exercises, and a visitor-contribution station for a crowdsourced international symbol sourcebook. It received a 2024 SEGD Global Design Award (Exhibition).\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/give-me-a-sign/", "https://studiomatthews.com/project/cooper-hewitt-give-me-a-sign/", "https://www.cooperhewitt.org/2022/12/15/give-me-a-sign-the-language-of-symbols-exhibition-to-open-this-spring-at-cooper-hewitt/" ] }, { "id": "cooper-hewitt-hector-guimard", "name": "Hector Guimard: How Paris Got its Curves", "venue": "cooper-hewitt-smithsonian-design-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Hector Guimard: How Paris Got its Curves, an exhibition on the French Art Nouveau architect, opened at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York in 2022, with exhibition design by Studio Joseph and fabrication by Southside Design + Build.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/hector-guimard-how-paris-got-its-curves" ] }, { "id": "cooper-hewitt-interactive-tables", "name": "Interactive Multitouch Tables — New Cooper Hewitt Experience", "venue": "cooper-hewitt-smithsonian-design-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "gluckman-mayner-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect for the museum's capital renovation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "beyer-blinder-belle", "role": "architecture", "note": "Executive architect for the museum's 2014 capital renovation.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Named \"exhibition designer\" for the 2014 reopening", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "note": "Participatory media designer; developed the interactive software layer and content strategy", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "note": "Designed and built the 4K UHD multitouch table hardware (four 84\" and approximately six 55\" tables) and touch walls, with NFC pen-pairing support", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "multitouch table", "projected capacitive touch", "NFC", "4K display" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York reopened in December 2014 after a capital renovation, introducing an interactive digital visitor experience built around multitouch tables developed by Ideum with participatory software design by Local Projects, exhibition design by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, and architecture by Gluckman Mayner Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.si.edu/newsdesk/releases/cooper-hewitt-announces-selection-diller-scofidio-renfro-exhibition-designer-and-local-proj", "https://www.cooperhewitt.org/new-experience/", "https://ideum.com/portfolio/cooper-hewitt" ] }, { "id": "cooper-hewitt-opulent-eye-alexander-girard", "name": "The Opulent Eye of Alexander Girard", "venue": "cooper-hewitt-smithsonian-design-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2000, "credits": [ { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"The Opulent Eye of Alexander Girard\" was on view at Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum in New York from September 12, 2000 through March 18, 2001, with lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.si.edu/exhibitions/opulent-eye-alexander-girard-event-exhib-2910", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=20" ] }, { "id": "cooper-hewitt-reopening-identity", "name": "Cooper Hewitt Reopening — Identity, Wayfinding, and Signage", "venue": "cooper-hewitt-smithsonian-design-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "gluckman-mayner-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Renovation and expansion architect.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "beyer-blinder-belle", "role": "architecture", "note": "Executive architect for the renovation.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Designed casework, display cases, visitor services desk, and entrance canopy.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive media experiences, including the interactive-pen labeling system.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Graphic identity, custom typeface, exterior/interior signage, wayfinding, exhibition directories, and donor recognition graphics. Led by partners Eddie Opara and Michael Gericke.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-communications-ltd", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabricated the exterior branding signage, ADA-compliant signage, and wayfinding system Pentagram designed.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive pen", "digital interactive tables" ], "summary": "Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum reopened in New York in December 2014 after a renovation and expansion of the Andrew Carnegie Mansion, with architecture by Gluckman Mayner Architects (design architect) and Beyer Blinder Belle (executive architect), casework and display design by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, interactive media by Local Projects, and a new graphic identity, signage, and wayfinding program by Pentagram.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.si.edu/newsdesk/releases/cooper-hewitt-announces-selection-diller-scofidio-renfro-exhibition-designer-and-local-proj", "https://www.pentagram.com/work/cooper-hewitt-smithsonian-design-museum-1/story", "https://www.cooperhewitt.org/new-experience/" ] }, { "id": "cooper-hewitt-shock-of-the-old", "name": "Shock of the Old: Christopher Dresser's Design Revolution", "venue": "cooper-hewitt-smithsonian-design-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "matter-architecture-practice", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Shock of the Old: Christopher Dresser's Design Revolution\" was on view at Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum in New York from March 1 through July 29, 2004, with exhibition design by Matter Practice and lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design, before traveling to the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.antiquesandthearts.com/shock-of-the-old-christopher-dresser-at-cooper-hewitt/", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=13" ] }, { "id": "cooper-hewitt-tablescapes", "name": "Tablescapes: Designs for Dining", "venue": "cooper-hewitt-smithsonian-design-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Tablescapes: Designs for Dining\" was on view October 1, 2018 through April 14, 2019 at Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York, curated by Matilda McQuaid, Sarah Coffin, and Cara McCarthy, with exhibition design by Pure+Applied.\n", "description": "The exhibition presented three dining \"moments\" across three galleries, centered on a newly conserved Pierre-Philippe Thomire surtout de table and featuring historic textiles by Marguerita Mergentime alongside contemporary work by National Design Award winners Joe Doucet and Mary Ping.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cooperhewitt.org/2018/10/05/cooper-hewitt-presents-tablescapes-designs-for-dining/", "https://www.si.edu/newsdesk/releases/cooper-hewitt-presents-tablescapes-designs-dining", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/tablescapes-designs-for-dining" ] }, { "id": "cooper-hewitt-the-road-ahead", "name": "The Road Ahead: Reimagining Mobility", "venue": "cooper-hewitt-smithsonian-design-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "matter-architecture-practice", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"The Road Ahead: Reimagining Mobility,\" an exhibition at Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York, opened December 14, 2018 and ran through March 31, 2019; exhibit design by Matter Architecture Practice, graphics by Pure+Applied.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cooperhewitt.org/2018/11/08/cooper-hewitt-explores-the-future-of-mobility-in-new-exhibition/", "https://www.forbes.com/sites/nargessbanks/2018/11/12/cooper-hewitt-explores-mobility/" ] }, { "id": "cooper-hewitt-the-senses-design-beyond-vision", "name": "The Senses: Design Beyond Vision", "venue": "cooper-hewitt-smithsonian-design-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "prime-access-consulting", "role": "accessibility-consulting", "note": "Developed the accessible labels mobile/web app connecting braille gallery labels to expanded text, zoomable images, visual descriptions, and human-read audio (June–July 2017).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "tactile displays", "braille labeling", "audio description (T-coil)" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2020, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/senses-design-beyond-vision/" } ], "summary": "The Senses: Design Beyond Vision, a 10,000-square-foot temporary exhibition inviting multi-sensory engagement with design objects, opened at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York in April 2018, exhibition design by Studio Joseph; it received a 2020 SEGD Global Design Award Merit Award in the Exhibition category.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/senses-design-beyond-vision/", "https://www.cooperhewitt.org/2018/02/27/cooper-hewitt-smithsonian-design-museum-to-present-the-senses-design-beyond-vision/", "https://pac.bz/projects/accessible-labels-app-for-the-senses-exhibition/" ] }, { "id": "cooper-hewitt-tools-extending-our-reach", "name": "Tools: Extending Our Reach", "venue": "cooper-hewitt-smithsonian-design-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "renfro-design-group", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Tools: Extending Our Reach,\" a temporary exhibition at Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, ran December 12, 2014–May 25, 2015; exhibition design by Thinc Design, lighting design by Renfro Design Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cooperhewitt.org/", "https://www.renfrodesign.com/" ] }, { "id": "coos-history-museum-core", "name": "Coos History Museum & Maritime Collections", "venue": "coos-history-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "d-jensen-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Coos History Museum & Maritime Collections opened in Coos Bay, Oregon in 2014, with exhibit design by D. Jensen & Associates and lighting design by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/187" ] }, { "id": "coppell-arts-center-core", "name": "Coppell Arts Center", "venue": "coppell-arts-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "corgan", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "theatre planning and design, audience seating, stage rigging and curtains, theatre lighting systems, and general house lighting for the Main Hall and Black Box theatre", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Coppell Arts Center, a two-theatre performing arts center in Coppell, Texas, opened in spring 2020, designed by Corgan with theatre planning and lighting design by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "The roughly $20 million, 32,425-square-foot facility in Coppell's Old Town Pavilion Park houses a 442-445-seat proscenium Main Hall and a 160-196-seat flexible Black Box theatre, along with a grand entry hall and art gallery, a multi-purpose room, an art studio, and an outdoor community grove. Schuler Shook's architectural lighting design for the Main Hall integrates house lighting within acoustic reflectors and wood sidewall illumination, with color-changing lighting used throughout the hallways. The center opened one month into the COVID-19 lockdown and pivoted to drive-in movies and use as a voting station during its first year. It was later recognized by the Dallas Morning News as Best Live Theatre Venue in DFW.\n", "sources": [ "https://schulershook.com/projects/coppell-arts-center", "https://www.corgan.com/projects/coppell-arts-center", "https://www.coppellartscenter.org/about/history" ] }, { "id": "corey-ingram-circle-poughkeepsie-champions-walk", "name": "Champion's Walk at Corey Ingram Circle", "venue": "corey-ingram-circle-poughkeepsie", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "mass-design-group", "role": "architecture", "note": "Roundabout sculpture and civic gateway design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fourth-state-metals", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Corten steel sculpture fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "illuminated Corten steel sculpture", "embedded legacy lanterns" ], "summary": "Champion's Walk at Corey Ingram Circle, a civic sculpture and gateway marking the northern entrance to Poughkeepsie, New York, was dedicated in 2024, designed by MASS Design Group with fabrication by Fourth State Metals.\n", "description": "An illuminated ring of Corten steel bollards and \"legacy lanterns\" embedded with images and biographies of local civic leaders commemorate community activism and leadership in Poughkeepsie's Northside neighborhood. The roundabout is named for Petty Officer 1st Class Corey Ingram; the adjoining Champions Walk currently honors five community honorees selected by public nomination and vote. The project received a 2024 AIA New York State Design Pro Bono Project Citation.\n", "sources": [ "https://modelofarchitecture.org/projects/champions-walk-corey-ingram-circle", "https://midhudsonnews.com/2024/03/01/dozens-gather-to-open-corey-ingram-circle-champions-walk-gallery/", "https://poughkeepsiealliance.org/2025/02/12/the-champions-walk-corey-ingram-circle-aia-award/", "https://www.ruralintelligence.com/4th-state-metals-poughkeepsies-secret-giant-sculpture-factory/" ] }, { "id": "cornell-lab-of-ornithology-visitor-center", "name": "Cornell Lab of Ornithology Visitor Center", "venue": "cornell-lab-of-ornithology", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "richard-mcelhiney-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "diversified", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "phase-shift-consulting", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "AV consulting", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "two-left-hands", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks", "motion graphics" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2025, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/cornell-lab-of-ornithology/" }, { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Sustainability Impact Recognition", "year": 2025, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/cornell-lab-of-ornithology/" } ], "summary": "The Cornell Lab of Ornithology Visitor Center, a renovated exhibition space on a nature sanctuary pond in Ithaca, New York centered on the Adelson Family Bird Discovery Lab, reopened in June 2024 with exhibits, interpretive graphics, and interactive experiences designed by C&G Partners for Cornell University.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/cornell-lab-of-ornithology/", "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/cornell-lab-of-ornithology/", "https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2025/11/cornell-lab-ornithology-receives-multiple-awards-its-visitor-center", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/Design25Shortlist3.pdf" ] }, { "id": "corning-museum-of-glass-innovation-center", "name": "Innovation Center", "venue": "corning-museum-of-glass", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2001, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Attraction film, interactive/gallery features, 12-monitor video sculpture, optical-fiber video.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "video sculpture" ], "summary": "The Innovation Center, a renovation and expansion of the Corning Museum of Glass in Corning, New York, opened in 2001, with exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates and content production by Donna Lawrence Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corning_Museum_of_Glass", "https://dlproductions.com/projects/corning-museum-of-glass-2/" ] }, { "id": "corning-museum-of-glass-new-glass-now", "name": "New Glass Now", "venue": "corning-museum-of-glass", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "glass vitrines", "multimedia installations" ], "summary": "New Glass Now, a temporary exhibition featuring work by 100 artists, designers, and architects working in glass, opened at the Corning Museum of Glass in Corning, New York in May 2019, exhibition design by Studio Joseph; it received a 2020 SEGD Global Design Award Honor Award in the Exhibition category.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/new-glass-now", "https://whatson.cmog.org/exhibitions-galleries/new-glass-now" ] }, { "id": "corning-museum-of-glass-tough-stuff", "name": "Tough Stuff: Women in the American Glass Studio", "venue": "corning-museum-of-glass", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Tough Stuff: Women in the American Glass Studio, a survey exhibition of women glass artists of the 1960s and 1970s organized by curator Tami Landis, opened at the Corning Museum of Glass in Corning, New York on May 16, 2026, with fabrication by South Side Design & Building.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.southsidedb.com/portfolio-1/threads-of-power-fcxp5", "https://whatson.cmog.org/exhibitions-galleries/tough-stuff-women-american-glass-studio", "https://press.cmog.org/2025/organizes-exhibition-celebrating-women-innovators-beginning" ] }, { "id": "cosm-dallas-venue", "name": "Cosm Dallas", "venue": "cosm-dallas", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "hks", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "LED dome display", "shared reality / mixed physical-digital display" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "Cosm Dallas, a 65,000-square-foot immersive \"shared reality\" entertainment venue built around an 87-foot, 12K+ LED dome at the Grandscape development in The Colony, Texas, opened August 31, 2024, designed by HKS.\n", "description": "The three-level venue comprises the Dome (an 87-foot-diameter LED dome auditorium), the Hall, and the Deck, and hosts live sports broadcasts and immersive content produced by Cosm, the venue's operator. It is the second Cosm venue to open, following Cosm Los Angeles.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.hksinc.com/what-we-do/projects/cosm/", "https://www.cosm.com/news/cosm-dallas-to-officially-open-at-grandscape-in-the-colony-on-august-31", "https://starlocalmedia.com/thecolonycourierleader/news/cosm-opens-in-grandscape-changing-the-game-for-entertainment/article_d9e399b6-7158-11ef-9e51-8ff3c715967a.html" ] }, { "id": "cosm-los-angeles-venue", "name": "Cosm Los Angeles", "venue": "cosm-los-angeles", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "hks", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "LED dome display", "shared reality / mixed physical-digital display" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "Cosm Los Angeles, a 65,000-square-foot immersive \"shared reality\" entertainment venue built around a 90-foot, 280-degree LED dome at Hollywood Park in Inglewood, California, opened to the public June 29, 2024, designed by HKS as the company's first public venue.\n", "description": "Located adjacent to SoFi Stadium and YouTube Theater within the Hollywood Park development, the venue was HKS's first built Cosm project and established the architectural typology later repeated at Cosm Dallas.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.hksinc.com/what-we-do/projects/cosm/", "https://www.eyeoninglewood.com/post/cosm-to-open-first-immersive-venue-june-29-in-inglewood", "https://www.hksinc.com/our-news/articles/cosm-a-new-environment-to-experience-sports-and-entertainment/" ] }, { "id": "cosmopolitan-of-las-vegas-digital-experience", "name": "The Cosmopolitan Digital Experience", "venue": "cosmopolitan-of-las-vegas", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "rockwell-group", "role": "architecture", "note": "Physical and architectural design of the lobby (Rockwell LAB)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "digital-kitchen", "role": "media-design", "note": "Digital experience and content design for the eight LED-wrapped lobby columns and property screens", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED-wrapped architectural columns", "generative video content" ], "summary": "The Cosmopolitan Digital Experience, eight LED-wrapped columns and coordinated digital surfaces in the lobby of The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, opened with the resort in December 2010; Digital Kitchen created the digital experience and content within Rockwell Group's lobby design, and the program won the 2011 Cannes Lions Design Grand Prix.\n", "description": "Additional column content was later commissioned from artists through Bitforms Gallery and Art Production Fund, and Float4 has produced subsequent content refreshes for the lobby displays.\n", "sources": [ "https://stories.forbestravelguide.com/the-cosmopolitan-las-vegas-features-an-art-centric-design", "https://www.oneclub.org/articles/-view/the-cosmopolitan-digital-experience/", "https://www.installation-international.com/case-studies/float4-transforms-the-digital-display-fuelled-lobby-of-the-cosmopolitan-las-vegas" ] }, { "id": "cosmosphere-cosmokids", "name": "CosmoKids", "venue": "cosmosphere", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "CosmoKids, an interactive space-themed STEAM play and learning area for children ages 2-7 at the Cosmosphere in Hutchinson, Kansas, opened in 2020; West Office Exhibition Design designed the space.\n", "description": "A hands-on play area for young children built around space-exploration themes, including activities such as building a Mars habitat and a gravity-well installation, intended to introduce astronaut-training concepts through play.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/cosmokids/" ] }, { "id": "cosmosphere-space-race", "name": "Space Race", "venue": "cosmosphere", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "verner-johnson", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive media spaces" ], "summary": "Space Race, the renovated Hall of Space gallery displaying the Cosmosphere's American and Soviet spaceflight artifacts (including the Apollo 13 command module) in Hutchinson, Kansas, was completed in September 2025 as part of a 105,000 sq ft renovation and expansion; West Office Exhibition Design led exhibit design with Verner Johnson as architect and kubik maltbie as fabricator.\n", "description": "A renovation of the Cosmosphere's core Hall of Space galleries chronicling the Cold War space race between the United States and Soviet Union, combining the museum's artifact collection with new interactive and participatory exhibits and immersive media spaces, alongside a new entrance, Kids Discovery Room, and Current & Future Technology Gallery.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/cosmosphere-space-race/", "https://vernerjohnson.com/portfolio/kansas-cosmosphere-and-space-center/", "http://www.collectspace.com/news/news-092625a-cosmosphere-hall-of-space-renovations-complete.html" ] }, { "id": "country-music-hall-of-fame-and-museum-core", "name": "Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum", "venue": "country-music-hall-of-fame-and-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2001, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tuck-hinton-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum's downtown Nashville building opened 2001; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, architecture by Tuck-Hinton Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://nashvilledesignhistory.wordpress.com/" ] }, { "id": "country-music-hall-of-fame-dylan-cash-nashville-cats", "name": "Dylan, Cash, and the Nashville Cats: A New Music City", "venue": "country-music-hall-of-fame-and-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Custom listening booths, theater spaces, and AV system redesign", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "\"Dylan, Cash, and the Nashville Cats: A New Music City,\" a 5,000 sq ft temporary exhibition at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville, opened March 27, 2015, with custom listening booths, theater spaces, and AV systems by 1220 Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dylan,_Cash,_and_the_Nashville_Cats:_A_New_Music_City", "https://countrymusichalloffame.org/exhibit/dylan-cash-and-the-nashville-cats-a-new-music-city/", "https://1220.com/portfolio/country-music-hall-of-fame/" ] }, { "id": "court-square-lic-ribbon", "name": "Ribbon", "venue": "court-square-long-island-city", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "kinetic reflective panels" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics" ], "summary": "Ribbon, a kinetic public art installation collecting resident \"love notes\" across Court Square in Long Island City, NY, was unveiled November 2021 and remained installed through 2022; designed by The Urban Conga with Hive Public Space for the Long Island City Partnership.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://qns.com/2021/11/court-square-brightened-with-art-series-by-long-island-city-partnership/", "https://www.archdaily.com/972396/vibrant-intervention-by-the-urban-conga-and-hive-public-spaces-sends-love-notes-to-long-island-city", "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/ribbon" ] }, { "id": "cowlitz-salmon-hatchery-visitor-center-core", "name": "Cowlitz Salmon Hatchery Visitor and Interpretive Center", "venue": "cowlitz-salmon-hatchery-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "lehrman-cameron-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dillon-works", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks" ], "summary": "A 1,130 sq ft visitor and interpretive center at the Cowlitz Salmon Hatchery, Salkum, WA (Tacoma Power), completed 2012; exhibits including \"Lose Your Marbles\" (a salmon-lifecycle marble run), designed by Lehrman Cameron Studio, fabricated by Dillon Works, per Lehrman Cameron Studio's own independent project page.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://lehrmancameron.com/portfolio-item/cowlitz-river-salmon-hatchery-visitor-center/", "https://www.mytpu.org/" ] }, { "id": "cox-science-center-journey-through-the-human-brain", "name": "Journey Through the Human Brain", "venue": "cox-science-center-and-aquarium", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "anthony-lualdi-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "note": "\"Deep Dive into the Brain\" projection-and-console interactive; Brain Development Wall video wall\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "intervoke", "role": "content-production", "note": "3D brain structures, anatomical visualization", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "large-format projection", "custom interactive console", "video wall" ], "summary": "Journey Through the Human Brain, a 2,500-square-foot permanent exhibition on brain science, opened in 2019 at the Cox Science Center and Aquarium (then South Florida Science Center and Aquarium) in West Palm Beach, Florida, designed by Anthony Lualdi Design with interactive media by Ideum and fabrication by Art Guild.\n", "description": "Developed with Florida Atlantic University's Brain Institute, Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience, and Scripps Florida, the exhibit includes 30 interactive stations exploring the brain from the molecular to the whole-organ level, including a curved 14-foot projection wall navigated via custom console and a six-display lifespan video wall.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.artguildinc.com/2019/03/27/art-guild-tackling-the-most-complex-structure-in-the-universe/", "https://ideum.com/news/brains-project-installed" ] }, { "id": "cpkc-stadium-brand-identity-wayfinding", "name": "Brand Identity, Signage & Sponsorship Activation", "venue": "cpkc-stadium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Signage, wayfinding, sponsorship activation, and brand graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "generator-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "(below 3-project threshold) — design partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "willoughby-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "(below 3-project threshold) — brand standards", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations designed signage, wayfinding, sponsorship activation, and brand graphics for CPKC Stadium, the Kansas City Current's NWSL stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, which opened in 2024, alongside design partner Generator Studio and Willoughby Design's brand standards.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "cranbrook-art-museum-collections-building", "name": "Collections Wing", "venue": "cranbrook-art-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "smithgroup", "role": "architecture", "note": "As SmithGroupJJR", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A collections wing added to the Cranbrook Art Museum in Bloomfield Hills, MI, using an open-storage model that puts the full collection on public view, reopened November 11, 2011; architecture by SmithGroup (as SmithGroupJJR).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/195004", "https://architizer.com/" ] }, { "id": "crayola-experience-easton-core", "name": "Crayola Experience", "venue": "crayola-experience-easton", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "jack-rouse-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Overall planning, design development, and project management", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Crayola Experience, 60,000 sq ft of exhibits and interactives at the Crayola factory in Easton, Pennsylvania, opened Memorial Day weekend (May 24) 2013; planning and design by Jack Rouse Associates, fabrication by 1220 Exhibits. Distinct from the 2021 Franklin Institute traveling exhibition \"Crayola IDEAworks.\"\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/play/news/jra-jack-rouse-associates-news-crayola-experience-opens-may-24/" ] }, { "id": "crayola-ideaworks", "name": "Crayola IDEAworks: The Creativity Exhibition", "venue": "the-franklin-institute", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "agency808", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition producer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mad-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "First traveling exhibit built on a wireless QuickSilver AV platform — 30+ exhibits with only 7 signal cables total, plus RFID-personalized visitor experience infrastructure\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "wireless AV distribution", "RFID personalization", "projection" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Crayola IDEAworks: The Creativity Exhibition, a 17,000 sq ft traveling interactive exhibition on creativity produced with Agency808, premiered at The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia on February 13, 2021, with AV integration by MAD Systems, before touring North America.\n", "description": "A 30+ exhibit touring installation in which each visitor receives a personalized experience via an RFID keepsake wristband scanned at stations throughout the exhibition; the AV system was built entirely on a wireless version of MAD Systems' QuickSilver platform to simplify load-out and setup between touring venues.\n", "sources": [ "https://madsystems.com/portfolio-crayola-ideaworks.html", "https://www.inparkmagazine.com/crayola-ideaworks-traveling-exhibit/", "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/epson-crayola-ideaworks-creativity-exhibition/" ] }, { "id": "crystal-bridges-frank-lloyd-wright", "name": "Frank Lloyd Wright Interactive", "venue": "crystal-bridges-museum-of-american-art", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "An interactive installation on Frank Lloyd Wright at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas, opened November 11, 2015; media design by Ideum.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/" ] }, { "id": "crystal-bridges-listening-forest", "name": "Listening Forest", "venue": "crystal-bridges-museum-of-american-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "trace-element", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "brand identity, signage/environmental design, and wayfinding for the exhibition (the interactive light-and-sound artworks themselves were created by artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, not a design firm)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection", "interactive lighting", "biometric sensing" ], "summary": "Listening Forest, an outdoor exhibition of eight interactive light-and-sound installations by artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, opened at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas in August 2022, with brand identity, signage, and wayfinding by Trace Element.\n", "description": "The installations, sited in Crystal Bridges' North Forest, are activated by visitors' heart rate, voice, and movement, set to an original soundtrack by musician Scanner (Robin Rimbaud). Trace Element's contribution covered the exhibition's visitor-facing environmental design rather than the artworks themselves.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.traceelement.com/", "https://crystalbridges.org/calendar/listening-forest-rafael-lozano-hemmer/", "https://fayettevilleflyer.com/2022/07/21/listening-forest-exhibit-to-open-aug-31-at-crystal-bridges/" ] }, { "id": "crystal-bridges-north-forest-lights", "name": "North Forest Lights", "venue": "crystal-bridges-museum-of-american-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "Design, production, and X-Agora-software-driven media/lighting/sound system for five outdoor nighttime installations along the museum's North Forest trail.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection", "interactive lighting", "sound design", "X-Agora media control system" ], "summary": "North Forest Lights, a seasonal nighttime exhibition of five interactive light-and-sound installations along the mile-long North Forest trail at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas, opened in October 2019, designed and produced by Moment Factory.\n", "description": "Commissioned as a nighttime attraction for the museum's forest trail bordering the Ozark National Forest, the exhibition comprised five installations — Crystal Grove, Forest Frequencies, The Hearth, Whispering Tree, and Memory of Water — combining projection, interactive lighting, and sound, run on Moment Factory's X-Agora media-control platform. It ran its first season October 2019 - February 2020, drew more than 108,000 visitors, and won the 2020 Prix Mondo*dr Americas Award in the Parks & Attractions category. Distinct from the museum's later \"Listening Forest\" exhibition (2022, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer) sited in the same North Forest trail.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.commarts.com/project/32513/north-forest-lights", "https://crystalbridges.org/exhibitions/north-forest-lights-2019/", "https://momentfactory.com/products/north-forest-lights", "https://fayettevilleflyer.com/2019/11/11/ad-north-forest-lights-at-crystal-bridges-is-a-multi-sensory-winter-wonderland/" ] }, { "id": "crystal-bridges-warhol-wyeth-kiosk", "name": "Warhol/Wyeth Interactive Photo Kiosk", "venue": "crystal-bridges-museum-of-american-art", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosk" ], "summary": "An interactive photo kiosk for the \"Warhol/Wyeth\" exhibition at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, ran July 4-October 5, 2015; media design by Ideum.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://crystalbridges.org/", "https://ideum.com/" ] }, { "id": "csfac-virgil-ortiz-revolution", "name": "Virgil Ortiz: ReVOlution: Rise Against the Invasion", "venue": "colorado-springs-fine-arts-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Virgil Ortiz: ReVOlution: Rise Against the Invasion,\" an exhibition at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College, ran October 6, 2018-January 6, 2019; media design by Ideum.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://gazette.com/", "https://ideum.com/" ] }, { "id": "csu-spur-environmental-design", "name": "CSU Spur Environmental and Interactive Exhibit Design", "venue": "csu-spur", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "anderson-mason-dale", "role": "architecture", "note": "Terra building", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "clark-enersen", "role": "architecture", "note": "Vida building", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hord-coplan-macht", "role": "architecture", "note": "Hydro building", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Environmental design and interactive exhibits across all three buildings", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "Immersive technology", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive media" ], "summary": "CSU Spur, a three-building public engagement campus (Terra, Vida, and Hydro) operated by Colorado State University in Denver, Colorado, opened in 2023 with environmental design, immersive technology, and interactive exhibits by Dimensional Innovations, and architecture by Anderson Mason Dale (Terra), Clark Enersen (Vida), and Hord Coplan Macht (Hydro).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/work/csu-spur" ] }, { "id": "culloden-visitor-centre-building", "name": "Culloden Visitor Centre", "venue": "culloden-visitor-centre", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "gareth-hoskins-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "interpretive exhibition design, plus a 'Battlefield Guide' GPS device and wayfinding/branding", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Culloden Visitor Centre at Culloden Battlefield, near Inverness, Scotland, opened in 2007 for the National Trust for Scotland; architecture by Gareth Hoskins Architects, with exhibition design and a GPS \"Battlefield Guide\" device by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/culloden-visitor-centre-at-culloden-battlefield", "https://www.e-architect.com" ] }, { "id": "custer-state-park-bison-center-exhibits", "name": "Custer State Park Bison Center Exhibits", "venue": "custer-state-park-bison-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 2,343-square-foot exhibit hall dedicated to the Custer State Park bison herd in Fairburn, South Dakota, completed in 2022 by Taylor Studios for South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks, distinct from the park's main visitor center (`custer-state-park-visitor-center`).\n", "description": "Low-tech, seasonally framed displays cover the natural history of bison in North America, the history and management of bison in Custer State Park, and the park's buffalo roundup and auction.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/bison-center/" ] }, { "id": "custer-state-park-visitor-center-core-exhibits", "name": "Custer State Park Visitor Center Interactives", "venue": "custer-state-park-visitor-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "A large interactive topographic map table and a depth-sensing, proximity-triggered bison-safety installation\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive map table", "depth-sensing proximity trigger" ], "summary": "Two interactive installations at the Custer State Park Visitor Center in South Dakota, opened May 2016, were designed by Second Story: a topographic map table for trip planning and a proximity-triggered installation teaching visitors to safely view the park's bison herds.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://2s-archive.rzrfs.com/work/custer" ] }, { "id": "cwu-health-sciences-building-core", "name": "Health Sciences Building", "venue": "cwu-health-sciences-building", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "bh-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Health Sciences Building at Central Washington University in Ellensburg, Washington, opened in 2022, with fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cwu.edu", "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "d-h-hill-jr-library-innovation-studio", "name": "Innovation Studio", "venue": "d-h-hill-jr-library", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "relative-scale", "role": "media-design", "note": "Developed the software infrastructure and gesture-based projected tabletop system (fewer than 3 credited projects in the dataset)\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "depth-sensing gesture interaction" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM Media & Technology MUSE Awards — Bronze, Research and Innovation", "year": 2021, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/2021/07/23/twenty-seven-organizations-have-gained-accolades-in-the-22nd-annual-media-technology-muse-awards/" } ], "summary": "Innovation Studio, a hands-free interactive media space on the second floor of NC State University's D. H. Hill Jr. Library in Raleigh, NC, opened in August 2020 following the library's renovation; its four-projector, depth-sensor tabletop system and custom software platform were developed by Relative Scale.\n", "description": "The Innovation Studio occupies the south tower's second floor and showcases student and faculty work across disciplines including digital humanities, data science, and visualization. Visitors navigate content displayed across four large projected tables by moving their hands above the surface rather than touching it, using hover-based depth-sensor detection. The project won a MUSE Creative Gold Award in the \"Experiential & Immersive\" category and a Bronze MUSE Award (AAM Media & Technology, Research and Innovation category) in 2021.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.lib.ncsu.edu/news/library-story/what-makes-innovation-studio-so-innovative-0", "https://www.lib.ncsu.edu/news/main-news/hill-librarys-innovation-studio-wins-muse-creative-award", "https://www.aam-us.org/2021/07/23/twenty-seven-organizations-have-gained-accolades-in-the-22nd-annual-media-technology-muse-awards/" ] }, { "id": "da-ku-cultural-centre-kluane-visitor-exhibits", "name": "Kluane National Park and Reserve Visitor Centre Exhibits", "venue": "da-ku-cultural-centre", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "d-jensen-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibit designer (David Jensen), per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "three-dimensional-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Eos Lightmedia's supply/integration client for this project, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Provided exhibit lighting design for the gallery and theatre, plus supply and integration of exhibit accent lighting, special-effects lighting, a lighting control system, and a high-definition AV system for the feature theatre.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "topographic relief model", "high-definition theatre" ], "summary": "The Kluane National Park and Reserve Visitor Centre, housed in the Da Ku Cultural Centre in Haines Junction, Yukon, opened its exhibits in 2013 with exhibit design by David Jensen & Associates and lighting/AV design by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "The Visitor Centre features exhibits on the park's natural and cultural history, a topographic relief model of the Kluane area, and a theatre with high-definition video.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/61" ] }, { "id": "da-vinci-science-center-cedar-crest-core", "name": "Da Vinci Science Center", "venue": "da-vinci-science-center-cedar-crest", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Da Vinci Science Center's building on the Cedar Crest College campus in Allentown, Pennsylvania, opened 2005; architecture by HGA.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://hga.com/projects/da-vinci-science-center/", "https://www.lehighvalleynews.com/" ] }, { "id": "dallas-city-performance-hall-core", "name": "Dallas City Performance Hall", "venue": "dallas-city-performance-hall", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "corgan-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Dallas City Performance Hall opened 2012; design architecture by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill with Corgan Associates as architect of record.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.som.com/", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/" ] }, { "id": "dallas-holocaust-and-human-rights-museum-orientation-theater", "name": "Orientation Theater", "venue": "dallas-holocaust-and-human-rights-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "pacific-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Media production, per BBI Engineering's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Designed and installed the synchronized projection and lighting cue system for the Orientation Theater's ascending-stairs journey sequence\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "omniplan", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Interior and exterior lighting design for the museum building as a whole (offices, archive library, main lobby, museum shop, theatre, special exhibits gallery, roof deck, and building facades), per Schuler Shook's own project page — broader in scope than the Orientation Theater exhibit specifically, but this is the only project record for the venue\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "synchronized projection and lighting" ], "summary": "The Orientation Theater, the signature multimedia entry exhibit of the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum, opened with the museum's new facility in 2019; Omniplan was architect of the building, Pacific Studio led exhibit design, Cortina produced the media, BBI Engineering designed and installed the theater's synchronized projection and lighting system, and Schuler Shook designed the building's interior and exterior lighting.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/dallas-holocaust-human-rights-museum/", "https://www.archdaily.com/926223/the-dallas-holocaust-and-human-rights-museum-omniplan", "https://schulershook.com/projects/dallas-holocaust-and-human-rights-museum" ] }, { "id": "dallin-museum-indigenous-peoples-gallery", "name": "Indigenous Peoples Gallery", "venue": "dallin-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "wb-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "audio program" ], "summary": "The Indigenous Peoples Gallery, a 2022 permanent gallery at the Dallin Art Museum in Arlington, Massachusetts, features sculptor Cyrus Dallin's maquettes and sculptures honoring Indigenous peoples, with exhibit design by Proun Design and media by RLMG.\n", "description": "The gallery pairs Dallin's sculptures with an audio program combining Dallin's own quotes with commentary from a Ute Tribe elder.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/indigenous-peoples--gallery" ] }, { "id": "dana-farber-boston-red-sox-jimmy-fund-gallery", "name": "Boston Red Sox Jimmy Fund Gallery", "venue": "dana-farber-cancer-institute", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bluebird-graphic-solutions", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "illuminated timeline" ], "summary": "The Boston Red Sox Jimmy Fund Gallery, dedicated May 29, 2014 at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, celebrates the Red Sox's decades-long partnership with the Jimmy Fund, with exhibit and graphic design by Proun Design and fabrication by Clayton Bluebird.\n", "description": "The gallery features life-sized cutouts of Red Sox players, championship banners, memorabilia, murals, and a 48-foot illuminated timeline of the Red Sox-Jimmy Fund partnership.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/boston-red-sox-jimmy-fund-gallery", "https://www.jimmyfund.org/about-us/news-and-publications/press-room/jimmy-fund-press-releases/2014/boston-red-sox-and-jimmy-fund-celebrate-new-gallery-and-auditorium/" ] }, { "id": "dana-farber-zebrafish-display-nfc-upgrade", "name": "Zebrafish Display — NFC Upgrade", "venue": "dana-farber-cancer-institute", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "shapeways", "role": "fabrication", "note": "3D printing of all 477 zebrafish, per BusinessWire's press release (co-billed 'Shapeways and Sitara') and Sitara's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hypersonic", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication, per Sitara's own project page (sitara.systems/dfci-zebrafish) — not yet independently corroborated for this project specifically; Hypersonic already has a credit on There Was A War, no standalone firm record yet", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sitara-systems", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive technology upgrade; original 2012 sculpture concept by Small Design Firm, not Sitara", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "An interactive-technology upgrade to the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute's Zebrafish Display, Boston, MA, completed February 2022 with Shapeways — replacing custom capacitive-touch sensors on all 477 3D-printed zebrafish with passive NFC tags, each surfacing a donor's personal message on a visitor's phone; technology by Sitara Systems, per BusinessWire's independent press release and independent trade coverage (SEGD, Yahoo Finance). The original 477-fish donor-wall sculpture was designed by Small Design Firm in 2012, distinct from Sitara's later technology work.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220224005075/en/Shapeways-and-Sitara-Update-Dana-Farber-3D-Printed-Zebrafish-Display-Adding-NFC-Tags", "https://segd.org/sitara-systems-refresh-hospitals-zebrafish-display-nfc-technology", "https://www.sitara.systems/dfci-zebrafish/" ] }, { "id": "dancewave-community-studios", "name": "Community Studios", "venue": "dancewave", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Community Studios, a conversion of a former warehouse into dance studios and a performance venue for the youth dance organization Dancewave, opened in Brooklyn, New York in 2017, designed by Studio Joseph through the NYC Department of Design and Construction's Design Excellence program.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/dancewave" ] }, { "id": "dassai-blue-sake-brewery-core", "name": "Dassai Blue Sake Brewery", "venue": "dassai-blue-sake-brewery", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "pelli-clarke-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Dassai Blue Sake Brewery, a brewery and visitor experience in Hyde Park, New York, opened September-October 2023; architecture by Pelli Clarke & Partners, experience design by Local Projects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.pcparch.com/", "https://localprojects.com/" ] }, { "id": "dataland-opening", "name": "Dataland", "venue": "dataland", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "refik-anadol-studio", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Founding studio; designed the five galleries' data-driven, AI-generated media works, including the inaugural exhibition \"Machine Dreams: Rainforest.\"", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Brand identity system, including logotype, symbol, typographic stack, color palette, and data visualization system. Led by partners Giorgia Lupi and Abbott Miller.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "AI-generated media", "projection", "real-time data visualization" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence", "real-time" ], "summary": "Dataland, described as the world's first permanent museum of AI arts, opened June 20, 2026 inside Frank Gehry's The Grand LA development in Los Angeles, founded by Refik Anadol Studio, with a brand identity and data-visualization system designed by Pentagram.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://news.artnet.com/art-world/refik-anadol-ai-museum-dataland-2543122", "https://dataland.art/about", "https://www.pentagram.com/work/dataland", "https://www.related.com/press-releases/2024-09-24/refik-anadol-studio-presents-dataland-worlds-first-museum-ai-arts-opening" ] }, { "id": "datong-art-museum-building", "name": "Datong Art Museum", "venue": "datong-art-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "foster-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Datong Art Museum, a 32,000-sqm art museum in Datong, Shanxi, China, opened to the public in early 2022; architecture is by Foster + Partners, centred on a 37m-high \"Grand Gallery\" beneath four pyramidal weathering-steel peaks.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dezeen.com/2022/01/06/foster-partners-datong-art-museum-china/", "https://www.archdaily.com/974628/datong-art-museum-foster-plus-partners", "https://www.fosterandpartners.com/projects/datong-art-museum" ] }, { "id": "dauphin-island-sea-lab-revitalization", "name": "Dauphin Island Sea Lab Revitalization", "venue": "dauphin-island-sea-lab", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "main-street-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Mosaic and mural wall design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "mosaic murals" ], "summary": "The Dauphin Island Sea Lab revitalization, a scenic fabrication and graphics project for the Alabama marine-science center's learning environment, opened August 2023; exhibit design by Main Street Design, fabrication and installation by Solomon Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/dauphin-island-sea-lab" ] }, { "id": "david-booth-kansas-memorial-stadium-rock-chalk-renaissance", "name": "Rock Chalk Renaissance", "venue": "david-booth-kansas-memorial-stadium", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Signage, wayfinding, and donor recognition", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hntb", "role": "architecture", "note": "(below 3-project threshold)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "multistudio", "role": "architecture", "note": "(below 3-project threshold)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations designed signage, wayfinding, and donor recognition for the Rock Chalk Renaissance renovation of David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, Kansas, completed in 2025, with architecture by HNTB and Multistudio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "david-geffen-hall-digital-experience", "name": "Digital Experience", "venue": "david-geffen-hall", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Experience design lead for the digital layer; project realized in support of ESI Design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "av-c", "role": "media-design", "note": "Designed and implemented 22 digital elements across the lobby, Welcome Center, Sidewalk Studio, and Music Box", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tod-williams-billie-tsien-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect for the renovated public/social spaces (Karen and Richard LeFrak Lobby and related areas)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "diamond-schmitt-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect for the reimagined concert hall itself", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive display", "digital signage", "live streaming" ], "summary": "David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center in New York reopened October 8, 2022 after a $550 million renovation; ESI Design and AV&C designed and implemented a 22-element digital experience layer across the renovated lobby, Welcome Center, and Sidewalk Studio, alongside architecture by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects (public spaces) and Diamond Schmitt (concert hall).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.av-controls.com/dgh", "https://esi.nbbj.com", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/15955-diamond-schmitt-and-tod-williams-billie-tsien-architects-reimagine-david-geffen-hall", "https://www.lincolncenter.org/venue/david-geffen-hall/info/welcome-center" ] }, { "id": "david-geffen-hall-renovation", "name": "David Geffen Hall Renovation", "venue": "david-geffen-hall", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "tod-williams-billie-tsien-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Public spaces", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "diamond-schmitt-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Concert hall", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center in New York, completed 2022, with architecture by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects (public spaces) and Diamond Schmitt Architects (concert hall), lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "Distinct from the venue's separately recorded digital-signage/ experience layer (ESI Design/AV&C).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/david-geffen-hall/", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/15955-diamond-schmitt-and-tod-williams-billie-tsien-architects-reimagine-david-geffen-hall" ] }, { "id": "david-h-koch-center-dreams-in-fiber-optic-wood", "name": "Dreams in Fiber Optic Wood", "venue": "david-h-koch-center-for-cancer-care", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Dreams in Fiber Optic Wood, a lobby installation at the David H. Koch Center for Cancer Care, Memorial Sloan Kettering's outpatient facility in New York City, opened with the building in January 2020, designed by C&G Partners.\n", "description": "Thousands of tiny perforations in the lobby's wood surfaces carry fiber optic light, animating nature-inspired imagery — koi fish, butterflies, flowers, and bonsai trees — that shifts with the seasons, conceived as a meditative, welcoming distraction for patients and visitors arriving at the facility.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/dreams-in-fiber-optic-wood/", "https://www.mskcc.org/news-releases/new-era-care-david-koch-center-cancer-care-mskcc-open-january-2020" ] }, { "id": "david-h-koch-center-for-cancer-care-building", "name": "David H. Koch Center for Cancer Care (Building)", "venue": "david-h-koch-center-for-cancer-care", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "perkins-eastman", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Collaborating architect with Perkins Eastman", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "icrave", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "led experience-design strategy for the building's public spaces and patient rooms, organizing floors into repeating Restoration/Recreation/Activation typologies\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The David H. Koch Center for Cancer Care, Memorial Sloan Kettering's 750,000-square-foot outpatient cancer treatment facility in New York City, opened January 2020; architecture by Perkins Eastman with Ennead Architects, and experience design by ICRAVE.\n", "description": "A 25-floor freestanding outpatient facility organized into repeating sets of Restoration, Recreation, and Activation floor typologies so patients are never far from each, aimed at restoring a sense of control for cancer patients and families; ICRAVE led the experience-design strategy for public spaces and patient rooms within Perkins Eastman and Ennead Architects' building design.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.mskcc.org/news-releases/new-era-care-david-koch-center-cancer-care-mskcc-open-january-2020", "https://www.perkinseastman.com/projects/the-david-h-koch-center-for-cancer-care-at-memorial-sloan-kettering-cancer-center/", "https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20191210005273/en/ICRAVE-Celebrates-Opening-David-H.-Koch-Center", "https://healthcaredesignmagazine.com/projects/better-use-the-david-h-koch-center-for-cancer-care-in-manhattan/48080/" ] }, { "id": "david-h-koch-center-memory-koi", "name": "Memory Koi", "venue": "david-h-koch-center-for-cancer-care", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ], "note": null }, { "firm": "potion-design", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Collaborating partner on the interactive digital experience", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] }, { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Cabinetry, hardware, and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "real-time interactive animation", "proximity sensing" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation", "artificial-intelligence", "real-time" ], "summary": "Memory Koi, an interactive digital koi pond at the David H. Koch Center for Cancer Care, Memorial Sloan Kettering's outpatient facility in New York City, opened with the building in January 2020, designed by C&G Partners in collaboration with Potion.\n", "description": "Virtual koi fish with custom behavioral AI respond to visitor proximity across multiple accessible viewing heights, changing behavior with the time of day and season and occasionally surfacing messages of encouragement to patients.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/koi-pond/", "https://www.mskcc.org/news-releases/new-era-care-david-koch-center-cancer-care-mskcc-open-january-2020", "https://www.artguildinc.com/2021/08/16/a-new-award-winning-museum-interactive-project-for-sloan-kettering-in-new-york/" ] }, { "id": "david-h-koch-theater-box-office", "name": "Box Office", "venue": "david-h-koch-theater", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "two-twelve", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A CNC-milled Corian screen and LED box office serving the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center, home of New York City Ballet and formerly New York City Opera, completed 2009; architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/david-h-koch-theater-box-office", "https://www.twotwelve.com/project/david-h-koch-theater-at-lincoln-center" ] }, { "id": "david-h-koch-theater-renovation", "name": "Renovation", "venue": "david-h-koch-theater", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "jcj-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Feasibility study through construction administration", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of Lincoln Center's David H. Koch Theater (formerly the New York State Theater); sources place completion around 2008-2009 (2008 marks the venue's renaming, 2009 the completed renovation work). Architecture by JCJ Architecture, acoustics by Jaffe Holden, theatre planning by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_H._Koch_Theater" ] }, { "id": "david-rubenstein-atrium-core", "name": "David Rubenstein Atrium", "venue": "david-rubenstein-atrium", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "tod-williams-billie-tsien-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center, transforming the former Harmony Atrium into a public visitor facility with free performances and a media wall, opened 2009-2010; architecture by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archilovers.com/", "https://www.architectmagazine.com/" ] }, { "id": "david-rubenstein-forum-core", "name": "David Rubenstein Forum", "venue": "david-rubenstein-forum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "brininstool-plus-lynch", "role": "architecture", "note": "Associate architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "threshold-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "threshold-acoustics", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "site-design-group", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The David Rubenstein Forum, a 97,000 sq ft, 10-story conference/forum building at the University of Chicago, opened in 2020 with a 285-seat auditorium and stacked cantilevered meeting-space blocks; architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with Brininstool + Lynch.\n", "description": "Named 2022's Best Tall Building Worldwide by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH).\n", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/rubenstein-chicago", "https://www.dezeen.com/2022/11/17/diller-scofidio-renfro-david-rubenstein-forum-best-tall-building-worldwide/" ] }, { "id": "davies-symphony-hall-chromatic", "name": "Chromatic", "venue": "davies-symphony-hall", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "av-c", "role": "media-design", "note": "Conceived and developed in collaboration with the San Francisco Symphony", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "facade lighting", "generative software" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "summary": "Chromatic, a permanent facade and lobby lighting artwork responsive to live music performances, was developed by AV&C in collaboration with the San Francisco Symphony and launched at Davies Symphony Hall around 2023 to mark the arrival of music director Esa-Pekka Salonen.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.av-controls.com/chromatic", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louise_M._Davies_Symphony_Hall" ] }, { "id": "davinci-science-center-curiosity-hall", "name": "Curiosity Hall", "venue": "davinci-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Lead designer for the immersive projection theater, from concept through installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "note": "Two of the three rotating group-interactive applications (art and engineering themes)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Eight-projector, 36-million-pixel projection system across a 60-foot by 60-foot wall", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mksd-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of the new downtown Allentown building housing Curiosity Hall. .", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "media-design", "note": "Assisted Ideum's software team on the third interactive application, Fit Kids.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "Unity", "multitouch kiosk" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "platforms": [ "unity", "christie" ], "summary": "Curiosity Hall, a 60-foot immersive projection theater, opened May 22, 2024, as part of the DaVinci Science Center's new downtown Allentown, Pennsylvania building, designed and built by Ideum with architecture by MKSD Architects.\n", "description": "Eight Christie projectors combine for a 36-million-pixel, 130,000-lumen image across a 60-by-60-foot wall. Nine Ideum touch kiosks let visitors submit creations to three rotating interactive applications modeled on the science center's areas of study — art, engineering, and the human body — supporting an estimated 400,000 annual visitors.\n", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/portfolio/curiosity-hall-davinci-science-center", "https://www.lehighvalleynews.com/allentown/i-have-to-pinch-myself-new-da-vinci-science-center-ready-to-open-in-heart-of-downtown-allentown", "https://www.mksdarchitects.com/mksd-announced-as-architect-for-new-da-vinci-science-center-allentown/" ] }, { "id": "davinci-science-center-discovery-exhibits", "name": "DaVinci Discovery Center Exhibits", "venue": "davinci-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "j-jensen-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibit graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The DaVinci Discovery Center of Science and Technology (the predecessor name of the DaVinci Science Center) opened a 10,000 sq ft exhibit hall in Allentown, Pennsylvania in 2005 built around Leonardo da Vinci's principles of curiosity and inquiry, with exhibit design by J. Jensen Design and graphics by Proun Design.\n", "description": "A color-coded graphic system inspired by scientific flow charts organizes hands-on learning stations around three of da Vinci's principles: Curiosità (seek the truth), Sensazione (sharpen awareness), and Arte/Scienza (cultivate balance).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/science/davinci-discovery-center" ] }, { "id": "davinci-science-center-lehigh-valley-watershed", "name": "Lehigh Valley Watershed", "venue": "davinci-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "roto", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Lehigh Valley Watershed, one of over 50 experiences Roto designed and built as exclusive design-build partner for the DaVinci Science Center's new downtown Allentown, PA building, opened May 22, 2024.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/roto-designs-da-vinci-science-center-experiences/" ] }, { "id": "davinci-science-center-lvhn-my-body", "name": "Lehigh Valley Health Network: My Body", "venue": "davinci-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "roto", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Lehigh Valley Health Network: My Body, one of over 50 experiences Roto designed and built as exclusive design-build partner for the DaVinci Science Center's new downtown Allentown, PA building, opened May 22, 2024.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/roto-designs-da-vinci-science-center-experiences/" ] }, { "id": "davinci-science-center-science-in-the-making", "name": "Science in the Making", "venue": "davinci-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "roto", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Science in the Making, one of over 50 experiences Roto designed and built as exclusive design-build partner for the DaVinci Science Center's new downtown Allentown, PA building, opened May 22, 2024.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/roto-designs-da-vinci-science-center-experiences/" ] }, { "id": "davis-bayou-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Davis Bayou Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "davis-bayou-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "color-ad", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Interpretive exhibits at the Davis Bayou Visitor Center in Ocean Springs, Mississippi, part of Gulf Islands National Seashore, opened 2021, developed with the National Park Service; exhibit design by Amaze Design, with fabrication by Color-Ad and lighting design by Available Light.\n", "description": "Indoor exhibits address the park's history, resources, and geography, including lighthouses, island artifacts, fishing, and the ecological diversity of the seashore's five habitats; the design applies universal accessibility principles for visitors of all ages and abilities.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/davisbayouvisitorcenter-kp2s6-b6l5p", "https://ourmshome.com/davis-bayou-visitor-center-to-open-on-august-6/" ] }, { "id": "daytona-international-speedway-sunoco-victory-flag", "name": "Sunoco Victory Flag", "venue": "daytona-international-speedway", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Design, engineering, build, and installation of a 25x40-foot LED victory flag structure, plus branded fuel tankers", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "rossetti-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Partner firm", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED display" ], "summary": "The Sunoco Victory Flag, a 25-by-40-foot LED display structure at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida, opened in 2016; it was designed, engineered, built, and installed by Dimensional Innovations in partnership with Rossetti Architecture, and marks race wins with an illuminated checkered-flag display alongside branded fuel tankers.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "de-saisset-museum-california-stories", "name": "California Stories from Thámien to Santa Clara", "venue": "de-saisset-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pacific-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition design collaboration", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pacific-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "murals", "period-reconstruction installations" ], "summary": "\"California Stories from Thámien to Santa Clara,\" a permanent history exhibition at the de Saisset Museum at Santa Clara University, opened in January 2020; West Office Exhibition Design and Pacific Studio collaborated on exhibit design, with fabrication by Pacific Studio.\n", "description": "A permanent exhibition on Ohlone heritage, the Mission era, Californio culture, and early Santa Clara College history, developed collaboratively with Ohlone community members, university faculty, and regional experts, and featuring murals and a reconstructed tule house and tule boat.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/de-saisset-museum/", "https://www.scu.edu/desaisset/exhibitions/californiastories/" ] }, { "id": "de-young-museum-de-youngsters-studio", "name": "de Youngsters Studio", "venue": "de-young-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "tellart", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive stations including a digital color-mixing column and augmented-reality installations", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tellart", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Realized fuseproject's concept as five hands-on activity stations (color, composition, shape and form, texture, sculpture)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fuseproject", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Conceptual design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "scenic-inc", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "42-design-fab", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sterling-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Graphics fabrication and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "augmented reality", "interactive color-mixing column", "touch-interactive activity stations" ], "summary": "de Youngsters Studio is a free, permanent interactive children's gallery at the de Young Museum in San Francisco, conceptually designed by Yves Behar's fuseproject and realized by Tellart, which opened December 1, 2018.\n", "description": "The studio comprises five hands-on activity stations exploring fundamental art-making concepts -- color, composition, shape and form, texture, and sculpture -- aimed at children ages 3-8 exploring alongside an accompanying adult.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.famsf.org/press-room/the-fine-arts-museums-of-san-francisco-partner-with-yves-behars-fuseproject-and-tellart-to-premiere-de-youngsters-studio-a-new-interactive-childrens-gallery-at-the-de-young-museum", "https://www.tellart.com/projects/an-intuitive-exploration-of-art-making/", "https://fuseproject.com/work/de-youngsters-studio/", "https://www.designboom.com/design/yves-behar-de-youngsters-de-young-museum-11-13-2018/" ] }, { "id": "de-young-museum-oscar-de-la-renta-retrospective", "name": "Oscar de la Renta: The Retrospective", "venue": "de-young-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "content-production", "note": "4K video wall of de la Renta's Kent, Connecticut gardens", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "4K video wall" ], "summary": "\"Oscar de la Renta: The Retrospective,\" a temporary exhibition of more than 130 ensembles curated by André Leon Talley, ran March 12 through May 30, 2016 at the de Young Museum in San Francisco; batwin + robin filmed and produced a 4K video wall of designer Oscar de la Renta's gardens at his family home in Kent, Connecticut.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://wwd.com/fashion-news/fashion-features/first-look-five-decades-de-young-oscar-de-la-renta-10386249/", "https://www.famsf.org/press-room/oscar-de-la-renta-the-retrospective", "https://www.batwinandrobin.com/projects/oscar-de-la-renta-retrospective/" ] }, { "id": "dea-museum-at-50-exhibits", "name": "DEA at 50 Exhibits", "venue": "dea-museum-and-visitors-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "To mark the DEA's 50th anniversary in July 2023, the DEA Museum and Visitors Center in Arlington, Virginia added two new exhibits augmenting its permanent gallery, with fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://museum.dea.gov/exhibits", "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/corporate-environments/" ] }, { "id": "dee-and-charles-wyly-theatre-core", "name": "Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre", "venue": "dee-and-charles-wyly-theatre", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre at the AT&T Performing Arts Center, Dallas, TX, opened 2009 (architecture by REX + OMA, facade fabrication by A. Zahner Company); lighting design by Tillotson Design Associates, winner of an IALD 2011 Award of Merit.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://iald.org/", "https://www.architectmagazine.com/" ] }, { "id": "delacorte-theater-revitalization", "name": "Delacorte Theater Revitalization", "venue": "delacorte-theater", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fisher-dachs-associates", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theater consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "An $85M revitalization of The Public Theater's open-air Shakespeare-in-the-Park venue in Central Park, New York, its first major upgrade since 1999, reopened in 2025; architecture by Ennead, featuring a new wood-slat facade and accessibility overhaul.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archpaper.com/2025/11/ennead-architects-delacorte-theater/", "https://www.fisherdachs.com/portfolio/delacorte-theater/", "https://ennead.com/work/the-public-theater-delacorte/" ] }, { "id": "delaware-museum-of-nature-and-science-renovation", "name": "Delaware Museum of Nature & Science Renovation", "venue": "delaware-museum-of-nature-and-science", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "master-planning", "note": "Developed the museum's strategic Master Plan (completed 2017), including market research and visitor focus-group studies, that set the interpretive and design direction the 2022 renovation carried out.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Developed the Interpretive Master Plan and fundraising materials for the capital campaign.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Designed the permanent exhibits and common spaces; oversaw fabrication and installation.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "architecture", "note": "Retail and branding experience design (interior architecture) for the 8,800 sq. ft. café and retail redesign.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Wayfinding and donor recognition design.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibit fabricator, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Design-build specialty lighting for the renovated galleries, working with Kubik Maltbie: concept and technical lighting design, equipment supply, system integration, commissioning, programming, and focus, including integrated case lighting and overhead track lighting.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Delaware Museum of Nature & Science (formerly the Delaware Museum of Natural History) in Wilmington, Delaware reopened May 23, 2022 after a $10.8 million, 17-month renovation that gutted and rebuilt its permanent galleries, café, and retail spaces; Reich+Petch led the master planning, interpretive planning, exhibit design, interior architecture, and wayfinding/donor-recognition design.\n", "description": "The museum closed at the end of 2020 for the renovation; all exhibits in place since 1972 were removed and the galleries rebuilt from the studs, including the Regional Journey Gallery, the Alison K. Bradford Global Journey Gallery, and the Ellice & Rosa McDonald Foundation PaleoZone.\n", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/delaware-museum-of-nature-science-architecture-interiors/", "https://designrp.com/projects/delaware-museum-of-nature-science-exhibits/", "https://designrp.com/projects/delaware-museum-of-natural-history-masterplan/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delaware_Museum_of_Nature_%26_Science", "https://www.visitwilmingtonde.com/blog/stories/post/whats-new-inside-greater-wilmingtons-delaware-museum-of-nature-and-science/", "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/121" ] }, { "id": "dell-technologies-executive-briefing-center-santa-clara-experience", "name": "Dell Technologies Executive Briefing Center", "venue": "dell-technologies-executive-briefing-center-santa-clara", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "hb-communications", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV integration and design strategy", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "wireless presentation systems", "collaboration displays" ], "summary": "Dell Technologies' Executive Briefing Center at 5450 Great American Parkway in Santa Clara, California, opened in 2018 with AV integration and design strategy by HB Communications.\n", "description": "The briefing center hosts enterprise customer visits for Dell's Global Executive Briefing Program. HB Communications led AV integration and design strategy in coordination with Dell's internal facilities and IT teams; construction management was handled by Novo Construction.\n", "sources": [ "https://mytechdecisions.com/project-of-the-week/dell-technologies-executive-briefing-center/" ] }, { "id": "delta-blues-museum-exhibit", "name": "Delta Blues Museum Permanent Exhibits", "venue": "delta-blues-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A 6,900 sq ft permanent exhibition at the Delta Blues Museum in Clarksdale, MS, opened August 2022; exhibit design, media design, and fabrication by Solid Light.\n", "description": "Traces the origins and legacy of Delta blues through first-person storytelling, imagery, sound, and artifacts, covering Clarksdale's New World District, juke joints, Alan Lomax's first recording of Muddy Waters, early blues radio, and the Great Migration.\n", "sources": [ "https://solidlight-inc.com/work/delta-blues-museum/", "https://www.deltabluesmuseum.org/news-2022.aspx" ] }, { "id": "delta-terminal-c-laguardia-departing-impressions", "name": "Departing Impressions", "venue": "delta-terminal-c-laguardia", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Concept and creative direction for the 34-panel lenticular digital mural", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "standardvision", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-worldwide", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "lenticular LED display", "real-time flight data visualization" ], "summary": "\"Departing Impressions,\" a 34-panel lenticular digital art installation in the departures hall of Delta Air Lines' new Terminal C at LaGuardia Airport in New York, opened with the terminal in June 2022, designed by ESI Design with StandardVision and Dimensional Worldwide.\n", "description": "The data-driven mural draws on live Delta flight data to depict the airline's North American destinations, updating in real time as flights depart; it welcomes passengers into Terminal C's main departure hall as part of Delta's $4 billion terminal rebuild at LaGuardia.\n", "sources": [ "https://news.delta.com/delta-debuts-dazzling-terminal-c-facility-new-yorks-laguardia-airport", "https://www.sixteen-nine.net/2022/06/24/here-are-details-and-video-of-that-stunning-lenticular-led-wall-at-rebuilt-laguardia-airport/", "https://esi.nbbj.com/work/delta-lga-terminal-c-media-experience" ] }, { "id": "denver-art-museum-martin-building-reinstallation", "name": "Martin Building Renovation and Gallery Reinstallation", "venue": "denver-art-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "machado-silvetti", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fentress-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fricker-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Northwest Coast and Alaska Native Gallery; Indigenous Arts of North America galleries", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mcginty-co", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Multiple galleries, gallery graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "oma-new-york", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design galleries", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "agence-nc", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Latin American Art and Art of the Ancient Americas; Asian Art galleries", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lisa-mcguire", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Latin American Art and Art of the Ancient Americas; Asian Art galleries", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "stephen-saitas-designs", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "European Art Before 1800; Photography; Western American Art galleries", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "amy-schell", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Photography Galleries", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sort-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Textile Art and Fashion Galleries, Thread Studio", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "boss-architecture", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Dining interiors (The Ponti, Cafe Gio)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jessica-doran-interiors", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Dining interiors (The Ponti, Cafe Gio)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "esrawe-and-cadena", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Jana & Fred Bartlit Learning & Engagement Center interactive spaces", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Denver Art Museum's Lanny and Sharon Martin Building reopened October 24, 2021 after a renovation and campus reunification project, with architecture by Machado Silvetti and Fentress Architects and gallery-level exhibition design by more than a dozen firms, including Stephen Saitas Designs, credited on the European Art Before 1800, Photography, and Western American Art galleries.\n", "description": "The $150 million renovation, marking the Martin Building's 50th anniversary since its 1971 opening by Gio Ponti and James Sudler Associates, added 33,328 square feet of new gallery and public space and reinstalled the museum's permanent collection galleries, each assigned to a different exhibition design firm.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.denverartmuseum.org/en/press/release/martin-building-reopening-oct-2021" ] }, { "id": "denver-botanic-gardens-learning-to-see", "name": "Learning to See", "venue": "denver-botanic-gardens", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "plus-and-greater-than", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "Credited via an independent regional-press source as designer of science-based exhibit production/interactive media at the Science Pyramid; scope overlaps with Plus And Greater Than's Topo Table credit above, kept as parallel claims rather than resolved\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "burkettdesign", "role": "architecture", "note": "Science Pyramid building architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive topographic table" ], "summary": "Learning to See, an exhibition centered on the Topo Table, an interactive topographic map of Colorado's geography and ecosystems, opened at Denver Botanic Gardens' Science Pyramid in Denver, Colorado in 2014; credited to Plus And Greater Than and, via an independent source, Second Story; building architecture by BurkettDesign.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.plusandgreaterthan.com/projects/building-stories-24d5z-gml9e-7h884-hhpxe", "https://www.westernartandarchitecture.com/" ] }, { "id": "denver-museum-space-odyssey", "name": "Space Odyssey", "venue": "denver-museum-of-nature-and-science", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2003, "credits": [ { "firm": "pfeiffer-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gyroscope-inc", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Space Odyssey, a permanent space-science exhibition at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, opened 2003; architecture by Pfeiffer (now part of Perkins Eastman), exhibit design by Gyroscope Inc., fabrication by Group Delphi.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denver_Museum_of_Nature_and_Science", "https://www.perkinseastman.com/projects/denver-museum-of-nature-and-science-space-odyssey/", "https://web.archive.org/web/20210623001640/https://museums.groupdelphi.com/portfolio/denver/" ] }, { "id": "denver-zoo-conservation-alliance-wayfinding", "name": "Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance Signage and Wayfinding", "venue": "denver-zoo-conservation-alliance", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Signage, wayfinding, and donor recognition", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "master-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A signage, wayfinding, and donor recognition program for the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance in Denver, Colorado, completed in 2024 by Dimensional Innovations, which also led master planning.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/work/denver-zoo-conservation-alliance" ] }, { "id": "deschutes-public-library-redmond-early-learning-environments", "name": "Early Learning Environments", "venue": "deschutes-public-library-redmond", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "plus-and-greater-than", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Early learning environments specialist for the branch's children's discovery space", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "miller-hull", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "figure-plant", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "moveable/modular exhibit fixtures" ], "summary": "Early Learning Environments, a modular, moveable early-learning experience system for young visitors, opened with the new Redmond Library branch of Deschutes Public Library in Redmond, Oregon in March 2025; designed by Plus And Greater Than as the early-learning specialist alongside project architect Miller Hull.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.plusandgreaterthan.com/projects/deschutes-public-library", "https://millerhull.com/project/deschutes-county-libraries/" ] }, { "id": "design-museum-london-ferrari-under-the-skin", "name": "Ferrari — Under the Skin", "venue": "design-museum-london", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "wayfinding system derived from Ferrari factory-floor safety markings", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Ferrari: Under the Skin,\" a 2017–2018 exhibition at London's Design Museum curated by Andrew Nahum and Gemma Curtin, was designed by Pentagram, including exhibition design, a wayfinding system, and two cinematic installations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.pentagram.com/work/ferrari-under-the-skin" ] }, { "id": "design-museum-london-stanley-kubrick-exhibition", "name": "Stanley Kubrick — The Exhibition", "venue": "design-museum-london", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "william-russell-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition,\" staged at London's Design Museum in 2019 for the 20th anniversary of Kubrick's death, was designed by Pentagram (three-dimensional exhibition design, graphics, identity, and an entrance film) with architecture by William Russell Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.pentagram.com/work/stanley-kubrick-the-exhibition" ] }, { "id": "design-museum-london-wes-anderson-the-archives", "name": "Wes Anderson — The Archives", "venue": "design-museum-london", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "ab-rogers-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "lead exhibition design, originated at La Cinémathèque française, Paris", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "exhibition graphics, in collaboration with Ab Rogers Design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Wes Anderson: The Archives\" opened at London's Design Museum in November 2025 (running through July 2026), originated at La Cinémathèque française, Paris; exhibition design led by Ab Rogers Design, with exhibition graphics by Pentagram.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.pentagram.com/work/wes-anderson-the-archives", "https://www.dezeen.com/2025/11/20/design-museum-wes-anderson-the-archives-exhibition/" ] }, { "id": "desjardins-space-core", "name": "Desjardins Space", "venue": "desjardins-space", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "float4", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive wall and multi-touch history wall; refreshed 2020", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Desjardins Space, a brand experience centre in Montreal, QC, opened 2014 (refreshed 2020); interactive wall and multi-touch history wall by FLOAT4, per independent trade press (DailyDOOH).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dailydooh.com/archives/102851" ] }, { "id": "detroit-institute-of-arts-asian-galleries", "name": "Asian Art Made Interactive", "venue": "detroit-institute-of-arts", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "tellart", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tellart", "role": "media-design", "note": "Japanese Tea Table, 19-foot digital handscroll, and Indian sound station interactives across the reopened Asian galleries", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tellart", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "3D-printed controller objects", "rotary encoder hardware", "touch-sensitive digital table surface", "interactive audio station" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Silver, Onsite Digital Experience (\"Tea Table\")", "year": 2019, "source": "https://www.tellart.com/projects/asian-art-made-interactive/" } ], "summary": "Asian Art Made Interactive comprises three interactive installations designed by Tellart for the Detroit Institute of Arts' reopened Asian art galleries in Detroit, Michigan, which debuted November 4, 2018.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.tellart.com/projects/asian-art-made-interactive/", "https://www.dbusiness.com/daily-news/detroit-institute-of-arts-debuts-expanded-asian-art-gallery-on-sunday/", "https://wdet.org/2018/09/14/the-detroit-institute-of-arts-is-growing-its-asian-portfolio/" ] }, { "id": "dickson-mounds-museum-renovation", "name": "Renovation", "venue": "dickson-mounds-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 1994, "credits": [ { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "\"Reflections on Three Worlds,\" \"Legacy\" orientation video", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of the Dickson Mounds Museum in Lewistown, Illinois, reopened September 1994 with a redesigned, remains-free interpretive approach following the 1992 closure of the original open-burial display; exhibit design by Hilferty & Associates, media production by Donna Lawrence Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dlproductions.com/" ] }, { "id": "diego-rivera-pac-core", "name": "Diego Rivera Performing Arts Center", "venue": "diego-rivera-performing-arts-center", "project_type": "new-building", "status": "announced", "year_expected": 2028, "credits": [ { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Diego Rivera Performing Arts Center at City College of San Francisco, groundbreaking January 2026, targeted to open Fall 2028; architecture by LMN Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://sfyimby.com/", "https://www.ccsf.edu/" ] }, { "id": "dillaway-thomas-house-interpreting-roxbury", "name": "Interpreting Roxbury: The Untold History", "venue": "dillaway-thomas-house", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "content-design-collaborative", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Interpretive planning and exhibit design; lead firm", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arrowstreet", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "leonardi-aray-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibit construction", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Digital media and gestural touch-exhibit content", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "new-england-technology-group", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Media installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "her-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "gestural touch interactive", "digital media" ], "summary": "\"Interpreting Roxbury: The Untold History,\" a room-by-room historical reinterpretation of the 18th-century Dillaway-Thomas House in Roxbury Heritage State Park, Boston, Massachusetts, completed in 2019 after a multi-year restoration; exhibit design by Content • Design Collaborative, with fabrication by Mystic Scenic Studios and media installation by Northern Light Productions and New England Technology Group.\n", "description": "The house was restored between 2017 and 2019 and reinterpreted room by room, with each space assigned a different era of Roxbury history — the Parsons Kitchen (pre-Revolutionary War), the Thomas Gallery (Revolutionary War), the Dillaway Room, a Historic Hallway and 20th Century Roxbury Room, and an upstairs gallery on 21st Century Roxbury with community meeting space. The interpretive plan foregrounds Roxbury's own history, including African American history, rather than general Boston history. The project won a Boston Preservation Alliance 2020 Preservation Achievement Award.\n", "sources": [ "https://contentdesign.me/interpreting-roxbury/", "https://www.bostonpreservation.org/advocacy-project/dillaway-thomas-house", "https://www.mysticcustomfabrication.com/newsandawards" ] }, { "id": "dilworth-park-core", "name": "Dilworth Park", "venue": "dilworth-park", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "kieran-timberlake", "role": "architecture", "note": "Transit pavilions, structural glass entries", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "olin", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A redesign of Dilworth Park, the transit plaza at Philadelphia City Hall, completed 2014; architecture by KieranTimberlake, landscape architecture by OLIN.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://theolinstudio.com/dilworth-park/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dilworth_Park", "https://kierantimberlake.com/work/dilworth-park/" ] }, { "id": "dinosaur-national-monument-river-reflections-film", "name": "River Reflections", "venue": "dinosaur-national-monument-quarry-visitor-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "15-minute interpretive park film plus five 5-minute webisodes; project management, content development, graphic/visual design, 2D & 3D animation, original production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "2D and 3D animation", "aerial cinematography" ], "summary": "\"River Reflections,\" Dinosaur National Monument's park orientation film shown at the Quarry Visitor Center in Jensen, Utah, was produced by Northern Light Productions and made publicly available in 2023.\n", "description": "The film explores the Green and Yampa rivers' role in shaping the monument's geology, fossils, and human history, and was accompanied by a five-part webisode series covering geology, ecology, Native culture, history, and paleontology.\n", "sources": [ "https://nlprod.com/item/dinosaur-national-monument/", "https://www.nps.gov/media/video/view.htm?id=44C0DC56-7185-4AA2-9C2B-CC0025506BC5", "https://www.nps.gov/dino/planyourvisit/visitorcenters.htm" ] }, { "id": "diriyah-art-futures-building", "name": "Diriyah Art Futures", "venue": "diriyah-art-futures", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "schiattarella-associati", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creative-technology", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping" ], "platforms": [ "pixera" ], "summary": "Diriyah Art Futures, a 12,000-sqm museum dedicated to digital art near the At-Turaif UNESCO site in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, opened in 2025; architecture by Schiattarella Associati, with Creative Technology providing media-server and projection systems integration.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ct-group.com/me/projects/ct-diriyah-art-futures-installation/" ] }, { "id": "discovery-centre-halifax-flight-gallery", "name": "Flight Gallery at Discovery Centre", "venue": "discovery-centre-halifax", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "aldrichpears-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Flight Gallery, one of five permanent galleries in Discovery Centre's new Halifax waterfront science-center building (opened February 12, 2017), was designed by AldrichPears Associates to explore Nova Scotia's aviation history.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://aldrichpears.com/project/flight-gallery-at-discovery-centre/", "https://thediscoverycentre.ca/opening/" ] }, { "id": "discovery-centre-halifax-ocean-gallery", "name": "Ocean Gallery (Bill & Janet Murphy Ocean Gallery) at Discovery Centre", "venue": "discovery-centre-halifax", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "aldrichpears-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "APA managed the project from interpretive plan through to completion, per the firm's own project page.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Bill & Janet Murphy Ocean Gallery, an ocean-science gallery with a touch tank, opened at Halifax's Discovery Centre for World Oceans Day (June 8, 2018), designed by AldrichPears Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://aldrichpears.com/project/ocean-gallery/", "https://thediscoverycentre.ca/new-gallery-opens-an-ocean-of-opportunity/" ] }, { "id": "discovery-cove-orlando-core", "name": "Discovery Cove", "venue": "discovery-cove-orlando", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2000, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "master-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Discovery Cove, an all-inclusive marine-life park adjacent to SeaWorld in Orlando, Florida, opened July 1, 2000, with interactive marine habitats, a free-flight aviary of more than 250 tropical birds, and dolphin interaction experiences; master planning, architecture, and exhibit design by PGAV Destinations.\n", "description": "Later phases expanded the park with the Grand Reef snorkeling habitat (2011) and the Freshwater Oasis marmoset habitat (2012); PGAV Destinations credits itself with design work across the park's development but the public sourcing for those later phases specifically is not independently confirmed here.\n", "sources": [ "https://pgavdestinations.com/project/discovery-cove/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discovery_Cove" ] }, { "id": "discovery-cube-los-angeles-eco-gallery", "name": "Eco Gallery", "venue": "discovery-cube-los-angeles", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "cinnabar", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV integration for a recreation of the Discovery Cube Orange County Eco Gallery's trash-sorting interactive\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "RFID", "touchscreen interactives" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The Eco Gallery at Discovery Cube Los Angeles opened in 2015, a recreation of the popular 2011 Eco Gallery at Discovery Cube Orange County, with exhibit design by Cinnabar and AV integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/the-discovery-cube/" ] }, { "id": "discovery-cube-orange-county-dino-quest", "name": "Dino Quest (2024 reimagining)", "venue": "discovery-cube-orange-county", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "beaudry-interactive", "role": "media-design", "note": "Complete interactive reimagining — bespoke Dino Tracker handheld device, four interactive games, custom circuit boards and hardware.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cinnabar", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Theming", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "custom handheld interactive devices", "real-time show control" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Dino Quest, the interactive dinosaur attraction at Discovery Cube Orange County in Santa Ana, California, reopened in May 2024 after a complete interactive reimagining by Beaudry Interactive, which replaced the original 2006 wand system with a bespoke Dino Tracker handheld device and four interactive games, with theming by Cinnabar and media by the science center's in-house studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/beaudry-interactive-transforms-interactive-dino-quest/" ] }, { "id": "discovery-cube-orange-county-eco-gallery", "name": "Eco Gallery", "venue": "discovery-cube-orange-county", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "cinnabar", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV integration for a 4-player trash-sorting game with leaderboard, 500 RFID objects, touchscreen interactives, and barcode-reader shopping carts\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "RFID", "touchscreen interactives" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The Eco Gallery, a waste-management-themed interactive exhibit at Discovery Cube Orange County in Santa Ana, California, opened in 2011, with exhibit design by Cinnabar and AV integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/the-discovery-cube/" ] }, { "id": "discovery-park-of-america-agriculture", "name": "AgriCulture: Innovating for Our Survival", "venue": "discovery-park-of-america", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media" ], "summary": "AgriCulture: Innovating for Our Survival, an 8,900 sq ft permanent exhibition at Discovery Park of America in Union City, TN, opened December 2020; exhibit design, media design, and fabrication by Solid Light.\n", "description": "Transformed an agricultural center into an interactive exhibit addressing agricultural misinformation, comparing traditional farming techniques with modern innovations such as drones and precision-ag tools, supported by partners including Nutrien Ag Solutions and Simmons Bank.\n", "sources": [ "https://solidlight-inc.com/work/discovery-park-of-america/", "https://discoveryparkofamerica.com/press-releases/discovery-park-of-america-opens-permanent-exhibit-on-innovation-in-agriculture/" ] }, { "id": "discovery-park-of-america-discovery-center", "name": "Discovery Center", "venue": "discovery-park-of-america", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited as \"Maltbie\" on Thinc Design's own project page; kubik maltbie is the continuing entity\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "verner-johnson", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "earthquake simulator", "interactive digital planetarium" ], "summary": "The Discovery Center, a 52,000-square-foot exhibition space within the 100,000-square-foot Discovery Park of America in Union City, TN, opened in 2013, designed by Thinc Design.\n", "description": "Nine exhibition galleries cover natural history, regional history, space science, alternative energy, military history, and Native American cultures, including an earthquake simulator, interactive digital planetarium, global treasure vault, and anatomical slide-through exhibit. The Discovery Center received a 2015 TAM Award for Permanent Gallery from the Tennessee Alliance of Museums.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/discovery-center" ] }, { "id": "discovery-park-of-america-duck-duck-goose", "name": "Duck, Duck, Goose: Waterfowl of the Mississippi Flyway", "venue": "discovery-park-of-america", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosk" ], "summary": "Duck, Duck, Goose: Waterfowl of the Mississippi Flyway, a permanent exhibit at Discovery Park of America in Union City, TN, opened 2023; exhibit design, media design, and fabrication by Solid Light.\n", "description": "Explores waterfowl conservation along the Mississippi Flyway from the 1930s \"duck drought\" through the collaboration of hunters, landowners, scientists, and conservationists, with interactive displays and a Mississippi Flyway interactive kiosk.\n", "sources": [ "https://solidlight-inc.com/work/duck-duck-goose/" ] }, { "id": "discovery-place-science-world-alive", "name": "World Alive", "venue": "discovery-place-science", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "touch tank", "interactive globe" ], "summary": "World Alive, a five-gallery exhibition on biodiversity and ocean and rainforest habitats at Discovery Place Science in Charlotte, North Carolina, opened in June 2010 as part of the museum's $31 million renovation; exhibit design by CambridgeSeven.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/discovery-place-science-world-alive-exhibit/", "https://discoveryplace.org/things-to-do/exhibitions/world-alive" ] }, { "id": "discovery-times-square-star-wars-power-of-costume", "name": "Star Wars and the Power of Costume", "venue": "discovery-times-square", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Venue-specific scenography and adaptation for the Discovery Times Square presentation; the underlying traveling exhibition (costumes, curation) is a Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service production with Lucasfilm, not a C&G design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection", "interactive photo booth" ], "summary": "Star Wars and the Power of Costume, a Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service production featuring more than 70 original costumes from the Star Wars films, ran at Discovery Times Square in New York City from November 14, 2015 to September 5, 2016, presented there with venue-specific scenography, lighting, and sound design by C&G Partners.\n", "description": "The exhibition was organized by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES) in partnership with Lucasfilm Ltd. and the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art; C&G Partners was engaged by producer Running Subway to design the New York presentation's scenography, lighting, and soundtrack moments, and to develop a custom visual treatment emphasizing costume's role in Star Wars storytelling.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/star-wars-and-power-costume/", "https://www.starwars.com/news/star-wars-and-the-power-of-costume-set-to-invade-discovery-times-square", "https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/star-wars-power-costume-a-841134" ] }, { "id": "discovery-world-building", "name": "Discovery World at Pier Wisconsin", "venue": "discovery-world", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "la-dallman", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Grace La and James Dallman; permanent exhibit design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Discovery World at Pier Wisconsin, a 120,000 sq ft youth science and technology museum and freshwater aquarium on Milwaukee's lakefront, opened in 2005; architecture by HGA (won via invited competition), with permanent exhibit design by LA DALLMAN.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pier_Wisconsin", "https://hga.com/projects/discovery-world-at-pier-wisconsin/" ] }, { "id": "discovery-world-on-market-core", "name": "Discovery World on Market", "venue": "discovery-world-on-market", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "roto", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Discovery World on Market, a children's museum in Parkersburg, WV, opened April 2, 2023; exhibit design and fabrication by Roto.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/" ] }, { "id": "disneyland-mickey-minnies-runaway-railway", "name": "Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway", "venue": "disneyland", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "adirondack-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited jointly with the Florida version in Adirondack Studios' own portfolio. Walt Disney Imagineering led creative/ride design in-house. Role inferred as fabrication; no independent confirmation.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway, a trackless dark ride housed in the newly built El CapiTOON Theater in Mickey's Toontown, opened January 27, 2023 at Disneyland Park, Anaheim, California, with fabrication credited to Adirondack Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.adkstudios.com/portfolio/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mickey_%26_Minnie%27s_Runaway_Railway" ] }, { "id": "disneyland-millennium-falcon-smugglers-run", "name": "Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run", "venue": "disneyland", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "technomedia", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Installed the attraction's audio systems, per Mood Media's own press release.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "full-scale ride-vehicle simulator", "themed environmental audio" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Thea Award — Outstanding Achievement, Attraction", "year": 2020, "source": "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/26th-annual-thea-award-recipients" } ], "summary": "Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run, a motion-simulator attraction inside the Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge land at Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California, opened May 31, 2019, creatively led by Walt Disney Imagineering (an in-house Disney design unit, not credited as an independent firm in this index), with audio systems installed by Technomedia. It received a 2020 Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Attraction category.\n", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennium_Falcon:_Smugglers_Run", "https://us.moodmedia.com/company/news/technomedia-wins-three-2020-thea-awards/", "https://www.inparkmagazine.com/26th-tea-thea-awards-announced/", "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/26th-annual-thea-award-recipients" ] }, { "id": "disneyland-star-wars-galaxys-edge", "name": "Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge", "venue": "disneyland", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "technomedia", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Installed the land's audio systems, per Mood Media's own press release.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "adirondack-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited jointly with the Florida version in Adirondack Studios' own portfolio; role inferred as fabrication per the firm's stated core service, no independent role confirmation found. Walt Disney Imagineering led creative and show design in-house (not credited as an independent firm per this index's convention).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "themed environmental audio", "large-scale immersive land theming" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Thea Award — Outstanding Achievement, New Park Land", "year": 2020, "source": "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/26th-annual-thea-award-recipients" } ], "summary": "Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, a 14-acre themed land at Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California, opened May 31, 2019, creatively led by Walt Disney Imagineering (an in-house Disney design unit, not credited as an independent firm in this index) in collaboration with Lucasfilm, with audio systems installed by Technomedia. It received a 2020 Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement in the New Park Land category.\n", "description": "Walt Disney Imagineering led creative and show design under executive creative directors Scott Trowbridge, Asa Kalama, and Chris Beatty, with narrative consultation from Lucasfilm's Story Group (Pablo Hidalgo) and concept design input from Industrial Light & Magic's Doug Chiang.\n", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars:_Galaxy%27s_Edge", "https://us.moodmedia.com/company/news/technomedia-wins-three-2020-thea-awards/", "https://www.inparkmagazine.com/26th-tea-thea-awards-announced/", "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/26th-annual-thea-award-recipients" ] }, { "id": "disneys-animal-kingdom-pandora-world-of-avatar", "name": "Pandora – The World of Avatar", "venue": "disneys-animal-kingdom", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "adirondack-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "ADK's soft-goods and scenic-arts departments created the bioluminescent landscapes of the Valley of Mo'ara and the Na'vi River Journey queue, per the firm's own retrospective account. Walt Disney Imagineering led creative design in-house (not credited per this index's convention).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Pandora – The World of Avatar, a themed land recreating James Cameron's fictional moon, opened May 27, 2017 at Disney's Animal Kingdom in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, with scenic fabrication credited to Adirondack Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/adirondack-studios-final-book-excerpt/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pandora_%E2%80%93_The_World_of_Avatar" ] }, { "id": "disneys-hollywood-studios-mickey-minnies-runaway-railway", "name": "Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway", "venue": "disneys-hollywood-studios", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "adirondack-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited in Adirondack Studios' own portfolio (Orlando, FL and Anaheim, CA listed jointly); Walt Disney Imagineering led creative and ride design in-house (not credited as an independent firm per this index's convention). Role inferred as fabrication per ADK's stated core service; no independent role confirmation found.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway, a trackless dark ride replacing the Great Movie Ride within the existing Chinese Theatre building, opened March 4, 2020 at Disney's Hollywood Studios in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, led creatively by Walt Disney Imagineering with fabrication credited to Adirondack Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.adkstudios.com/portfolio/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mickey_%26_Minnie%27s_Runaway_Railway" ] }, { "id": "dodger-stadium-renovation", "name": "Dodger Stadium Renovation", "venue": "dodger-stadium", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Ashton Design's 2013 renovation of Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles restored the ballpark's historic hexagonal-chevron visual identity through comprehensive wayfinding, murals, and team-history displays, in collaboration with Janet Marie Smith.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/dodger-stadium" ] }, { "id": "dome-des-invalides-aura", "name": "AURA Invalides", "venue": "dome-des-invalides", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "immersive environment" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Prix Numix", "year": 2024, "source": "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/moment-factory-aura-invalides/" } ], "summary": "A permanent 50-minute nighttime video-mapping and orchestral-sound experience across the interior chapels of the Dôme des Invalides in Paris, designed by Moment Factory with the Musée de l'Armée and cultural operator Cultival, opened September 2023 — the first AURA installation in Europe.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/aura-invalides", "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/moment-factory-aura-invalides/", "https://www.v2com-newswire.com/en/newsroom/categories/art/press-kits/1089-11/aura-invalides-a-monumental-experience-under-the-dome-at-les-invalides-in-paris" ] }, { "id": "donald-w-reynolds-museum-education-center-galleries", "name": "Discovering the Real George Washington", "venue": "donald-w-reynolds-museum-education-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "gwwo-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "GWWO, Inc./Architects.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "christopher-chadbourne-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Scoped to the \"Education Center\" galleries per CCA's own project page; the complex's separately-named \"Museum\" wing is credited elsewhere to other firms and is not included in this credit.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "\"Discovering the Real George Washington,\" the Education Center galleries within the Donald W. Reynolds Museum and Education Center at George Washington's Mount Vernon in Virginia, opened in 2006 (building by GWWO, Inc./Architects), with exhibit design by Christopher Chadbourne & Associates; the 17,000 sq ft galleries won a 2008 Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://cargocollective.com/ccadesign/Mount-Vernon-Education-Center", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Vernon" ] }, { "id": "door-county-maritime-museum-lighthouse-tower", "name": "Maritime Lighthouse Tower Exhibits", "venue": "door-county-maritime-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "nomad-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "southern-custom-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Interpretive exhibits across the ten-story Maritime Lighthouse Tower addition to the Door County Maritime Museum in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, opened 2019; exhibit design and interpretive planning by Nomad Studio, with fabrication by Southern Custom Exhibits.\n", "description": "The tower addition's exhibits span all ten floors, covering the geology of the Door County peninsula, regional shipbuilding, Great Lakes maritime commerce, shipwrecks, Native peoples and early settlers, and the area's wildlife and ecosystems.\n", "sources": [ "https://nomad-studio.net/work/door-county-maritime-museum/", "https://fox11online.com/news/local/us-coast-guard-exhibit-under-construction-at-door-county-maritime-museum-in-sturgeon-bay-sam-perlman-kevin-osgood-history" ] }, { "id": "doris-duke-theatre-core", "name": "Doris Duke Theatre", "venue": "jacobs-pillow-doris-duke-theatre", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "marvel", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Doris Duke Theatre at Jacob's Pillow in Becket, Massachusetts, rebuilt after a 2020 fire, opened July 9, 2025; lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/doris-duke-theatre-at-jacobs-pillow/", "https://www.bostonglobe.com/2025/05/16/arts/jacobs-pillow-new-theater-doris-duke/" ] }, { "id": "downey-city-library-wayfinding", "name": "Downey City Library Environmental Graphics and Wayfinding", "venue": "downey-city-library", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "nac-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "handbuilt-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": ". Custom lobby wayfinding sculpture, signage, and murals.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-sh-group", "role": "fabrication", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "custom aluminum sculpture" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2022, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/downey-city-library/" } ], "summary": "Downey City Library, a new public library in Downey, California with nature-inspired environmental graphics and wayfinding including a custom aluminum lobby sculpture, opened in May 2021; architecture by NAC Architecture, environmental and graphic design by Handbuilt Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/downey-city-library/", "https://www.nacarchitecture.com/projects/downey-city-public-library" ] }, { "id": "downtown-brooklyn-unity-sculpture-core", "name": "Unity", "venue": "downtown-brooklyn-unity-sculpture", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "uap-urban-art-projects", "role": "fabrication", "note": "UAP Polich Tallix, Rock Tavern, NY; artist Hank Willis Thomas", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Unity,\" a 22.5-ft bronze arm sculpture by artist Hank Willis Thomas, installed November 2019 in Downtown Brooklyn, NY, under NYC's Percent for Art program; fabricated by UAP (Urban Art Projects), per NYC's own DCLA press release and independent coverage (Downtown Brooklyn Partnership, Artforum, ABC7).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.nyc.gov/site/dcla/about/pressrelease/PR-2019-11-12-Unity-Hank-Willis-Thomas-Percent-for-Art-DCLA.page", "https://www.downtownbrooklyn.com/news/2019/artist-hank-willis-thomas-unity-a-new-permanent-public-artwork-is-installed-in-downtown-brooklyn/" ] }, { "id": "downtown-columbus-carousel-for-companionship", "name": "Carousel for Companionship", "venue": "downtown-columbus-indiana", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "could-be-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ignition-arts", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award", "year": 2025, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/carousel-for-companionship/" } ], "summary": "Carousel for Companionship, a manually operated public art installation shaped by silhouettes of Columbus, Indiana's landmark architecture, opened downtown in August 2023, designed by Could Be Design for the Landmark Columbus Foundation.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/carousel-for-companionship/", "https://couldbe.design/work/carousel-for-companionship", "https://www.therepublic.com/2025/07/01/carousel-for-companionship-painting-underway/" ] }, { "id": "downtown-west-palm-beach-blooms", "name": "Blooms", "venue": "downtown-west-palm-beach-public-art", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Designed the lighting integration (cable pathing, mounting details, custom reflectors, photometric renders) and provided commissioning, programming, and custom software, incl. a web controller and pedestrian-interaction motion sensors, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion sensors", "custom web lighting controller" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Blooms, six large-scale stainless-steel dandelion sculptures over 15 feet tall with integrated, motion-responsive lighting, was installed in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida in 2021, with lighting design, programming, and controls by Eos Lightmedia; the sculptures themselves were fabricated by DSIV Studios.\n", "description": "Each sculpture is fabricated from marine-grade stainless steel and integrates industrial-rated lighting emanating from the center of the bloom out through hundreds of cylindrical florets; the installation won a 2022 LIT Design Award (Light Art Project).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/120" ] }, { "id": "drake-university-knapp-center-midamerican-atrium", "name": "MidAmerican Atrium", "venue": "drake-university-knapp-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Full concept-to-fabrication design-build", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations designed and fabricated the MidAmerican Atrium addition to the Knapp Center at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, completed in 2025, on a full concept-to-fabrication design-build basis.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "dueling-dinosaurs", "name": "Dueling Dinosaurs", "venue": "north-carolina-museum-of-natural-sciences", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "fabrication", "note": "CNC-fabricated the physical fossil-block reproduction from the museum's 3D scan data", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "note": "Built the Fossil Block Theater projection mapping, the Appearance Interactive, and the CT Scanning holographic interactive", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "urvogel-studios", "role": "content-production", "note": "3D paleoartists; provided dinosaur movement animation and skeletal surface \"skins\".", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "CNC fabrication", "projection mapping", "3D scanning", "holographic display", "Unity" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "summary": "Dueling Dinosaurs, a permanent exhibition around a fossilized Tyrannosaurus and Triceratops pair, opened April 27, 2024, at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences in Raleigh, featuring three interactive experiences fabricated and built by Ideum with dinosaur animation from Urvogel Studios.\n", "description": "Ideum's Exhibit Fabrication team CNC-milled a scaled, four-panel foam reproduction of the museum's 3D scan of the Dueling Dinosaurs fossil pair for the Fossil Block Theater, which uses projection mapping to depict burial scenarios. A separate Appearance Interactive lets visitors design a Triceratops using paleontological methods, and a CT Scanning Interactive uses a 32\" Looking Glass holographic display to let visitors explore a Thescelosaurus skull's inner-ear anatomy.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.dncr.nc.gov/news/press-releases/2024/02/20/nc-museum-natural-sciences-unveil-dueling-dinosaurs-experience-april-27", "https://ideum.com/portfolio/dueling-dinosaurs-exhibition", "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/ideum-creates-3d-displays-dueling-dinosaurs/" ] }, { "id": "dupage-childrens-museum-renovation", "name": "DuPage Children's Museum Renovation", "venue": "dupage-childrens-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication, installation, and overall project management", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "architecture-is-fun", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive play structures" ], "summary": "A 7,000 sq ft redesign of the DuPage Children's Museum in Naperville, Illinois, completed in 2015 after water-damage restoration; exhibit design by Architecture Is Fun with fabrication, installation, and project management by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "New spaces included \"Creativity Connections\" and \"Big Lawn\" with sliding hills, plus enhanced \"Make it Move\" exhibits and the award-winning Pyramid Puzzle interactive installation (2016 AIA Chicago Small Project award).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/dupage-childrens-museum" ] }, { "id": "durham-bulls-athletic-park-history-hallway", "name": "History Hallway", "venue": "durham-bulls-athletic-park", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreen" ], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations designed, fabricated, and installed the \"History Hallway\" — interactive touchscreens, memorabilia displays, trophy cases, and the team Hall of Fame — as the central public concourse exhibit within a $10 million renovation of Durham Bulls Athletic Park in Durham, North Carolina, completed before opening day 2023.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/work/durham-bulls", "https://retrofitmagazine.com/the-famous-durham-bulls-ballpark-facilities-are-upgraded-for-the-future-of-sports-with-the-environment-in-mind/", "https://www.milb.com/durham/ballpark/renovations" ] }, { "id": "dusable-museum-time-the-march", "name": "TIME \"The March\": A Virtual Reality Exhibit", "venue": "dusable-museum-of-african-american-history", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Project management, fabrication, and installation; transformed a 2,800 sq ft space into soundproof rooms, custom furniture, and check-in desk", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mad-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Sound Production, per Chicago Scenic Studios' own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "digital-domain", "role": "media-design", "note": "Visual effects and VR management", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ryot-media-studio", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "valis-studio", "role": "content-production", "note": "VR creative content", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "prographics", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Graphics production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "virtual reality", "immersive media rooms" ], "summary": "TIME \"The March\", A Virtual Reality Exhibit recreating the 1963 March on Washington, opened at the DuSable Museum of African American History in Chicago in 2020; produced by TIME Studios with exhibit design by Local Projects and fabrication, installation, and project management by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "Visitors move through five small rooms in groups of four, experiencing civil rights history through media displays and a VR simulation positioning them near the Washington Monument reflecting pool during Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s \"I Have A Dream\" speech. The experience begins with an audio introduction to the origins of the civil rights movement before visitors don VR headsets. The project was co-created by TIME's Mia Tramz and Alton Glass, with Viola Davis as executive producer and narrator; debuted February 28, 2020.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/time-the-march-a-virtual-reality-exhibit", "https://madsystems.com/portfolio-time-the-march.html", "https://time.com/5751547/time-studios-the-march-exhibit-launch/", "https://chicago.suntimes.com/2020/2/26/21154969/new-virtual-reality-exhibit-dusable-museum-dr-martin-luther-king-i-have-a-dream", "https://localprojects.com/work/museums-attractions/the-march/" ] }, { "id": "dwight-d-eisenhower-presidential-library-and-museum-renovation", "name": "Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library & Museum Renovation", "venue": "dwight-d-eisenhower-presidential-library-and-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-prd-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Supplied, installed, commissioned, and focused the exhibit lighting package", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library & Museum in Abilene, Kansas completed an $11.7 million renovation and reinterpretation of its 25,000 sq ft exhibition space in 2019, with exhibit design by The PRD Group, fabrication by 1220 Exhibits, and lighting by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/198" ] }, { "id": "dynamic-earth-in-the-footsteps-of-sudburys-miners", "name": "In the Footsteps of Sudbury's Miners", "venue": "dynamic-earth", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Engaged by Science North to program the three-universe lighting control system and assist with lighting direction/design for an update to the underground demonstration-mine guided tour.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "lighting/audio/video show-control system" ], "summary": "In the Footsteps of Sudbury's Miners, an updated underground guided-tour exhibit in Dynamic Earth's demonstration mine in Sudbury, Ontario, was completed in 2015 with lighting design and show-control programming by Eos Lightmedia for operator Science North.\n", "description": "A guided tour descending seven storeys through a demonstration mine tracing the evolution of Sudbury-region mining; the show-control system Eos programmed governs lighting, audio, video/photo capture triggers, and traffic flow for multiple concurrent tour groups.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/50" ] }, { "id": "ea-headquarters-ea-story", "name": "EA Story", "venue": "ea-headquarters", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "dome-collective", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive projection-mapped wall visualizing 1,200+ EA games for the studio's 40th anniversary", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "aimee-stevland-design", "role": "content-production", "note": "Design, illustration, and restoration of 20,000+ historical game-cover images for the interactive wall; exterior wall tribute illustration", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dce", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "aces2spades", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "interactive touch wall", "mobile scan-to-content" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Honorable Mention, Experience Design", "year": 2023, "source": "https://www.fastcompany.com/90933766/experience-design-innovation-by-design-2023" } ], "summary": "EA Story, an interactive installation marking Electronic Arts' 40th anniversary, opened in 2022 at EA's headquarters in Redwood City, California; Dome designed and built the projection-mapped interactive wall visualizing more than 1,200 games from EA's history, with content production, illustration, and historical image restoration by Aimee Stevland Design.\n", "description": "Visitors spotlight physical and digital game covers by browsing genre, year, and platform on a projection-mapped wall, and can scan physical game covers with a mobile device to access archival content; each cover links to EA's internal archive. An exterior \"doodle\" tribute illustration honors titles and characters from EA's catalog. The project received an Honorable Mention in the Experience Design category of Fast Company's 2023 Innovation by Design Awards, and was shortlisted (Environmental category) in Communication Arts' 2023 Interactive competition.\n", "sources": [ "https://aimeestevland.com/portfolio/electronic-arts-historical-exhibit/", "https://aimeebruckner.com/2022/06/electronic-arts-40th-anniversary/", "https://www.fastcompany.com/90933766/experience-design-innovation-by-design-2023", "https://www.domecollective.lynnkiang.com/ears.html", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2023%20IA%20Shortlist.pdf" ] }, { "id": "earl-scruggs-center-core-exhibits", "name": "Earl Scruggs Center Core Exhibits", "venue": "earl-scruggs-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "mfm-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Earl Scruggs Center, a museum honoring bluegrass banjo player Earl Scruggs housed in the former Cleveland County Courthouse in Shelby, North Carolina, opened in January 2014, with exhibit design by MFM Design and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.nctripping.com/earl-scruggs-center-shelby/", "https://d-and-p.com/human-history" ] }, { "id": "east-boston-branch-library-graphics", "name": "East Boston Branch Library Environmental Graphics", "venue": "east-boston-branch-library", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "william-rawn-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "Lead architect .", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arrowstreet", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exterior environmental graphics, interpretive panels for the stormwater garden, and 21 engraved pavers along the Reading Porch identifying top countries of origin for East Boston residents.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Exterior environmental graphics and interpretive elements for the East Boston Branch of the Boston Public Library, a new 15,000-square-foot branch building in Boston, Massachusetts designed by William Rawn Associates and opened in November 2013, with graphics by Arrowstreet.\n", "description": "Arrowstreet worked in consultation with lead architect William Rawn Associates on the branch's environmental graphics, including interpretive panels for a stormwater garden with custom graphics and symbols, and 21 engraved pavers along the building's Reading Porch identifying the top countries of origin for East Boston residents. The branch later received a 2018 Boston Society of Architects Citation Award.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.arrowstreet.com/portfolio/boston-public-library-east-boston-branch-environmental-graphics/", "https://www.bpl.org/about-east-boston/", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/7433-east-boston-branch-library" ] }, { "id": "east-river-waterfront-pier-15-core", "name": "Pier 15 and Esplanade", "venue": "east-river-waterfront-pier-15", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "shop-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ken-smith-workshop", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Pier 15 and the East River Waterfront Esplanade in Lower Manhattan, New York, completed 2013; architecture by SHoP Architects, landscape architecture by Ken Smith Workshop, lighting design by Tillotson Design Associates. Distinct from the corpus's existing Pier 57 (Chelsea) record.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.architectmagazine.com/" ] }, { "id": "eaton-experience-center-cleveland-core", "name": "Eaton Experience Center", "venue": "eaton-experience-center-cleveland", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Eaton opened a customer-facing Experience Center in Cleveland, Ohio in 2013, designed by Ralph Appelbaum Associates with AV systems design by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/eaton-experience-center/", "https://plsn.com/newsroom/projection-connection/electrosonic-supplies-clevelands-eaton-experience-center/", "https://raai.com/project/eaton-experience-center/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/eaton-experience-center" ] }, { "id": "ebay-main-street", "name": "Main Street", "venue": "ebay-san-jose-headquarters", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "20,000 sq ft interactive hub/welcome center; 15-ft touchscreen data wall", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "multi-touch data wall", "generative data visualization" ], "summary": "eBay's \"Main Street,\" a 20,000-square-foot interactive welcome hub and showcase space at its San Jose, California headquarters, opened December 2016, designed by ESI Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://esi.nbbj.com/work/ebay-main-street", "https://www.dexigner.com/news/29518", "https://www.bdcnetwork.com/building-sector-reports/office-buildings/news/55160590/ebays-san-jose-headquarters-has-a-new-interactive-hub-and-welcome-center-named-main-street" ] }, { "id": "economy-museum-stockholm-money-and-economy-lab", "name": "MONEY! and Economy Lab", "venue": "economy-museum-stockholm", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"MONEY!\" and \"Economy Lab,\" two permanent exhibitions at the Economy Museum (Royal Coin Cabinet) in Stockholm, Sweden, reopened spring 2024, designed by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://new.coinsweekly.com/news-en/swedish-economy-museum-reopened/" ] }, { "id": "ecotarium-blood-suckers", "name": "Blood Suckers!", "venue": "ecotarium", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "environmental-exhibits-collaborative", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibit graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Blood Suckers!, a traveling interactive exhibit exploring parasitic insects and blood-feeding creatures, debuted at the EcoTarium in Worcester, Massachusetts in 2007, with exhibit design by Environmental Exhibits Collaborative and graphics by Proun Design.\n", "description": "The exhibit features hands-on experiences with live specimens and educational content about mosquitoes, leeches, and ticks.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/science/blood-suckers!" ] }, { "id": "ed-smith-stadium-renovation", "name": "Ed Smith Stadium Renovation", "venue": "ed-smith-stadium", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Ed Smith Stadium, the Baltimore Orioles' spring-training home in Sarasota, Florida, underwent a $31 million renovation completed in 2011 with signage and wayfinding by Ashton Design branding it \"Birdland South.\"\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/ed-smith-stadium" ] }, { "id": "edelman-fossil-park-and-museum-exhibition", "name": "Jean & Ric Edelman Fossil Park & Museum of Rowan University", "venue": "edelman-fossil-park-and-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kss-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Client per Eos Lightmedia's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Complete lighting integration (specialty track systems, fixtures, programming, commissioning, installation) plus centralized control software, spanning base building and exhibit casework, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Hardware procurement, commissioning, and system integration.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Two-tier design/integration split with Eos Lightmedia's own lighting-integration credit, per Available Light's own project page.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks" ], "summary": "The Jean & Ric Edelman Fossil Park & Museum of Rowan University, a new 65,000-square-foot museum in Glassboro, New Jersey built around an active Cretaceous-era fossil dig site, opened March 29, 2025, with architecture by Ennead Architects and KSS Architects and exhibition design by Gallagher & Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://today.rowan.edu/news/2025/03/ribbon-cutting-opens-jean-ric-edelman-fossil-park-museum-of-rowan-university.html", "https://www.archpaper.com/2025/03/edelman-fossil-park-museum-of-rowan-university/", "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/jean-ric-edelman-fossil-park-museum-at-rowan-university/", "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/412" ] }, { "id": "edge-hudson-yards-immersive-experience", "name": "Edge Immersive Experience", "venue": "edge-hudson-yards", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "One of three studios (with Journey and SOFTLab) commissioned by Hudson Yards Experiences to design and install next-generation immersive exhibits spanning Edge's indoor footprint from 4th-floor entry to the 100th-floor sky deck — light, color, and motion installations including Pulse, Kaleidoscope, Infinite City, and Crystal Cave, replacing the venue's original 2020 \"Journey to Edge\" entry sequence.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "softlab", "role": "media-design", "note": "New York City design studio (below the 3-project bar).", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "journey-agency", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "\"Multidimensional agency Journey\"; no exact firm-name/identity confirmation beyond press coverage (below the 3-project bar).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "interactive lighting", "kinetic installation" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics" ], "summary": "A multi-sensory reimagining of the indoor observation-deck experience at Edge at Hudson Yards, designed by Journey, Moment Factory, and SOFTLab for operator Hudson Yards Experiences, opened in New York City in 2026.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/edge-nyc-hudson-yards", "https://www.edgenyc.com/news/edge-hudson-yards-immersive-experience-summer-2026/", "https://patch.com/new-york/new-york-city/edge-hudson-yards-debuts-new-immersive-installations-see-photos" ] }, { "id": "edge-hudson-yards-observation-deck", "name": "Edge", "venue": "edge-hudson-yards", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "kpf", "role": "architecture", "note": "Kohn Pedersen Fox", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "rockwell-group", "role": "media-design", "note": "As LAB at Rockwell Group; created \"Journey to Edge,\" the immersive multimedia entry experience, and the observation deck's interior design\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive multimedia", "glass floor" ], "summary": "Edge, the Western Hemisphere's highest outdoor observation deck, opened atop 30 Hudson Yards in New York City on March 11, 2020; architecture by Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), with the \"Journey to Edge\" immersive entry experience and interior design by Rockwell Group's LAB studio.\n", "description": "A 7,500-square-foot outdoor sky deck cantilevers 80 feet from the 100th floor of 30 Hudson Yards, more than 1,100 feet above street level, with a glass floor section and 360-degree Manhattan views; visitors reach it through an immersive multimedia sequence documenting Hudson Yards' history.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.kpf.com/project/edge", "https://www.rockwellgroup.com/projects/edge", "https://www.hudsonyardsnewyork.com/press-media/press-releases/edge-western-hemispheres-highest-outdoor-sky-deck-open-march-11-2020", "https://www.archpaper.com/2020/03/the-edge-debuts-1000-feet-above-hudson-yards/" ] }, { "id": "edsel-eleanor-ford-house-different-by-design", "name": "Different by Design: The Styling of Edsel Ford", "venue": "edsel-eleanor-ford-house", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "museumcroft", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Museumcroft/Snodgrass Design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive design games" ], "summary": "\"Different by Design: The Styling of Edsel Ford,\" a 2009 exhibition at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House in Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan, featured three of Edsel Ford's personally customized automobiles, with exhibit design by Museumcroft/Snodgrass Design and exhibit graphics by Proun Design.\n", "description": "The 2,000 sq ft exhibit displayed a 1934 Brewster Town Car, a 1938 Lincoln K Brunn Brougham, and a 1941 Lincoln Continental Cabriolet alongside interpretive displays on Edsel Ford's influence on automotive design and interactive elements letting visitors design vehicles or play racing games.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/different-by-design", "https://www.dbusiness.com/people/different-by-design-new-exhibit-to-explore-edsel-fords-style-design/" ] }, { "id": "edsel-eleanor-ford-house-visitor-center", "name": "Edsel & Eleanor Ford House Visitor Center", "venue": "edsel-eleanor-ford-house", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "smithgroup", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "luci-creative", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Interpretive planning & exhibition design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Digital interactive design: touchscreen scrapbook, touchtable design visualizer, projection-mapped estate model, vehicle media presentation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "creative-technology", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "touchtable interactive", "interactive digital scrapbook" ], "summary": "The Edsel & Eleanor Ford House Visitor Center, a 6,500-square-foot new visitor center at the historic Ford House estate in Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan, opened May 26, 2021; architecture by SmithGroup, interpretive planning and exhibition design by Luci Creative, and digital interactive design by RLMG.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/ford-house-visitor-center", "https://segd.org/resources/edsel-and-eleanor-ford-house-visitor-center/" ] }, { "id": "edward-m-kennedy-institute-core", "name": "Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate", "venue": "edward-m-kennedy-institute", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Tablet-controlled wall displays and 'Great Senate Debates' video series for a life-sized Senate Chamber replica", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "tablet-controlled display", "live reenactment video" ], "summary": "The Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate, a 400,000 sq ft educational facility with a full-scale U.S. Senate Chamber replica on the University of Massachusetts Boston campus, opened in 2015; RLMG designed the interactive media, with exhibit design by ESI Design and AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/edward-m-kennedy-institute" ] }, { "id": "eisenhower-memorial-core", "name": "Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial", "venue": "dwight-d-eisenhower-memorial", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "gehry-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tomas-osinski-fabritec-structures", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Designed and fabricated the 450-foot stainless-steel mesh tapestry depicting Pointe du Hoc, using custom-programmed CNC equipment .\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial, a four-acre National Mall park in Washington, DC designed by Frank Gehry of Gehry Partners, opened September 2020, with a 450-foot stainless-steel tapestry depicting the cliffs of Normandy designed and fabricated by Tomas Osinski FabriTec Structures.\n", "description": "Distinct from the unrelated Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum in Abilene, KS.\n", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dwight_D._Eisenhower_Memorial", "https://www.archpaper.com", "https://www.tomasosinski.com" ] }, { "id": "eiteljorg-museum-expressions-of-life", "name": "Expressions of Life: Native Art in North America", "venue": "eiteljorg-museum", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Audioscape of Native languages and 'Map of Native America' land-claims projection", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "audioscape", "large-scale projection" ], "summary": "Expressions of Life: Native Art in North America, a redesign of the Native American art galleries at the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art in Indianapolis, opened in 2022; RLMG designed the interactive media with fabrication by Kubik/Maltbie.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/eiteljorg-museum" ] }, { "id": "el-paso-childrens-museum-la-nube", "name": "La Nube", "venue": "el-paso-childrens-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "exigo-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Local associate architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gyroscope-inc", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Reconciles Available Light's own \"La Nube STEAM Discovery Center\" listing with this record — same 2024 building, not a separate project. Cortina Productions' own page names EOS Lightmedia as lighting designer instead — both firms' self-reported lighting credits conflict; Available Light's credit is kept as previously reconciled and EOS Lightmedia is not added.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "creative-machines", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Interactive fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "La Nube, a light-filled STEAM discovery center for the El Paso Children's Museum in El Paso's Downtown Arts District, opened in 2024; designed by Snøhetta with Exigo Architecture as local associate architect and Gyroscope as exhibit designer.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.snohetta.com/projects/el-paso-childrens-museum-la-nube" ] }, { "id": "el-paso-holocaust-museum-dimensions-in-testimony", "name": "Dimensions in Testimony", "venue": "el-paso-holocaust-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "mad-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV infrastructure for the interactive survivor-testimony theater", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive video testimony", "natural language processing" ], "summary": "Dimensions in Testimony, an interactive exhibit developed by the USC Shoah Foundation that lets visitors converse with recorded Holocaust survivor testimonies, opened at the El Paso Holocaust Museum and Study Center on October 5, 2024, with AV integration by MAD Systems.\n", "description": "The El Paso installation features interactive biographies of four Holocaust survivors, including one in Spanish, and a WWII liberator, using natural-language processing so visitors can ask questions and hear responses drawn from recorded testimony.\n", "sources": [ "https://madsystems.com/portfolio-shoah-el-paso.html", "https://www.kfoxtv.com/news/local/new-el-paso-museum-exhibit-lets-visitors-talk-to-holocaust-survivors-texas-tx-argentina-dimensions-in-testimony-jamie-flores-executive-director-usc-shoah-foundation-liberator", "https://elpasoholocaustmuseum.org/dimensions-in-testimony/" ] }, { "id": "elevance-health-headquarters-experience", "name": "Elevance Health Headquarters Experience", "venue": "elevance-health-headquarters", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "Immersive technology", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Environmental and headquarters experience design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive media" ], "summary": "The Elevance Health headquarters experience in Indianapolis, Indiana, opened in 2019 with architecture by HOK and immersive technology and environmental design by Dimensional Innovations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/work/elevance-health" ] }, { "id": "elinor-bunin-munroe-film-center-core", "name": "Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center", "venue": "elinor-bunin-munroe-film-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "rockwell-group", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "note": "Exterior collaboration", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-dachs-associates", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theater consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center at Lincoln Center opened June 17, 2011; architecture by Rockwell Group with exterior collaboration by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, theater consulting by Fisher Dachs Associates, acoustics by Jaffe Holden.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/903150/elinor-bunin-munroe-film-center-rockwell-group", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/8270-elinor-bunin-munroe-film-center", "https://www.filmlinc.org/visit-us/elinor-bunin-munroe-film-center-ny-ny-architect-rockwell-group-architects/" ] }, { "id": "ellen-degeneres-campus-conservation-gallery", "name": "Cindy Broder Conservation Gallery", "venue": "ellen-degeneres-campus-dian-fossey-gorilla-fund", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "mass-design-group", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "formula-d", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "exhibit interpretation, graphics, AV, and interactive fabrication/install", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosk", "360-degree theater" ], "summary": "The Cindy Broder Conservation Gallery, a walk-through interactive museum on mountain gorilla conservation, opened in 2022 as part of the 12-acre Ellen DeGeneres Campus of the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund near Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda; architecture by MASS Design Group, with exhibit interpretation, graphics, and interactive fabrication by formula D_.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/983701/the-ellen-degeneres-campus-of-the-fossey-gorilla-fund-mass-design-group", "https://gorillafund.org/about-the-ellen-campus/", "https://formula-d.com/our_work/gorilla-conservation-interactive-visitor-education/", "https://www.designboom.com/architecture/mass-design-group-rwanda-ellen-degeneres-campus-dian-fossey-gorilla-fund-06-16-2022/" ] }, { "id": "ellis-island-museum-reimagined", "name": "Ellis Island Museum Reimagined", "venue": "ellis-island-national-museum-of-immigration", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_expected": 2026, "status": "announced", "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "sh-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Integrated acoustic and audio consulting across the museum's revitalized exhibit environments and supporting base-building infrastructure — exhibit acoustics, audio systems design, architectural acoustics, sound isolation, and building noise/vibration control across 100,000+ sq ft.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "large-scale video screen", "architectural media frieze" ], "summary": "Ellis Island Museum Reimagined, a $100 million, phased revitalization of the Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration in New York Harbor, is expected to complete in 2026; exhibit design is by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, with acoustic and audio consulting by SH Acoustics.\n", "description": "The project expands the visitor journey across all three floors of the historic Main Building while integrating newly opened portions of the former Kitchen and Laundry Building; new exhibits include a cross-section of a 19th-century immigrant ship, a recreation of a Hester Street pushcart, and a 120-foot-wide video screen, alongside infrastructure upgrades (HVAC, electrical, Wi-Fi, restrooms).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/the-ellis-island-national-museum-of-immigration-is-getting-a-100m-makeover-180984113/", "https://raai.com/project/ellis-island-national-museum-of-immigration/", "https://www.6sqft.com/ellis-island-museum-makeover/", "https://shacoustics.com/ellis-island-national-museum-of-immigration/" ] }, { "id": "emerson-colonial-theatre-restoration", "name": "Restoration", "venue": "emerson-colonial-theatre", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "elkus-manfredi-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theatre planning, rigging", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A restoration of the Emerson Colonial Theatre in Boston reopened July 10, 2018; architecture by Elkus Manfredi Architects, theatre planning and rigging by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonial_Theatre_(Boston)" ] }, { "id": "empire-state-building-80th-floor-observatory", "name": "80th Floor Observatory Redesign", "venue": "empire-state-building", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "diversified", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Interactive exhibit engineering and AV integration, including LED video walls, touch display arrays, and nine electromechanical Tower Optical Viewers\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Supplied and integrated lighting for the \"Dare to Dream\" exhibition as part of \"The Project Dream\" reimagining, working with fabricator Kubik Maltbie, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED video walls", "interactive touch displays", "IR reflective glass" ], "summary": "The redesigned 80th floor observatory at the Empire State Building, completing the building's four-year, $165 million observatory redevelopment, opened November 26, 2019, in New York City, led by Thinc Design with AV integration by Diversified.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.6sqft.com/empire-state-building-opens-80th-floor-observatory-completing-165m-redevelopment/", "https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/EMPIRE-STATE-BUILDING-OBSERVATORY-Completes-Redevelopment-of-the-80th-Floor-Go-Visit-20191129", "https://onediversified.com/case-study/esb-interactive-exhibits", "https://kubikmaltbie.com/project/empire-state-building-the-project-dream/", "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/201" ] }, { "id": "empire-state-building-entrance-and-grand-lobby", "name": "Observatory Entrance & Grand Lobby Renovation", "venue": "empire-state-building", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "diversified", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Technology integrator for the new observatory entrance at 20 West 34th Street and grand lobby, including LED displays, large-format LCD screens, and projection systems with automatic failover/backup\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabricated the celestial entry ceiling, two-story architectural building model and curved model backdrop, digital wayfinding, and lightboxes as part of \"The Project Dream\" reimagining of the Empire State Building visitor experience.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Supplied and integrated lighting for the reconfigured entry level, working with Kubik Maltbie on \"The Project Dream,\" including the celestial entry ceiling, exhibit cases, and the architectural building model, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED displays", "large-format LCD", "projection mapping" ], "summary": "The Empire State Building's new dedicated Observatory entrance at 20 West 34th Street and redesigned grand lobby, phase one of the building's $165 million observatory redevelopment, opened August 22, 2018, in New York City, with audiovisual systems integration by Diversified.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/empire-state-building-unveils-new-observatory-entrance-300701050.html", "https://onediversified.com/case-study/seamless-technology-integration", "https://kubikmaltbie.com/project/empire-state-building-the-project-dream/", "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/201" ] }, { "id": "empire-state-building-second-floor-exhibits", "name": "Second Floor Observatory Experience", "venue": "empire-state-building", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "diversified", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV systems, digital content production, and display integration across a 74-projection-surface curved mosaic wall and a King Kong installation with synced animatronics\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "short-throw projection", "LED video walls", "animatronics", "4D media" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics" ], "summary": "A 10,000-square-foot, nine-gallery Second Floor Observatory Experience telling the Empire State Building's 100-year history, including a King Kong installation, opened July 29, 2019, in New York City, designed by Thinc Design with AV integration and digital content production by Diversified.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://gothamist.com/2019/07/30/empire_state_building_museum_photos.php", "https://www.esbnyc.com/press/empire-state-building-unveils-brand-new-second-floor-observatory-experience", "https://onediversified.com/case-study/modern-interactive-exhibits-esb" ] }, { "id": "empire-state-building-visitor-entrance", "name": "Observatory Entrance (34th Street)", "venue": "empire-state-building", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "New street-level observatory entrance; first phase of a two-phase visitor-experience redevelopment (second phase covered by the 80th Floor Observatory Redesign and Second Floor Observatory Experience records)\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A new 34th Street street-level entrance for the Empire State Building's observatory experience in New York, NY opened in 2018, designed by Thinc Design as phase one of the building's broader observatory redevelopment.\n", "description": "The entrance features an architecturally accurate two-story building model, Deco-inspired ticket kiosks, multilingual signage, and security facilities sized for over 4 million annual visitors.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/empire-state-building" ] }, { "id": "empire-state-trail-wayfinding", "name": "Wayfinding System for Empire State Trail", "venue": "empire-state-trail", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "wayfinding signage", "cartography", "interpretive signage" ], "summary": "The Empire State Trail, a 750-mile multi-use state trail across New York spanning New York City to the Canadian border and Albany to Buffalo, was completed at the end of 2020 with a wayfinding master plan and signage system designed by C&G Partners for New York State Parks.\n", "description": "C&G Partners designed a comprehensive wayfinding master plan for the Empire State Trail, including trailhead gateways built with local stone and galvanized metal, signage adapted to varying trail conditions, custom cartography, and interpretive displays sharing local history, tied to the Empire State Trail Brewery Passport mobile app.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/wayfinding-system-empire-state-trail/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empire_State_Trail" ] }, { "id": "eneco-wind-lab-education-center-core", "name": "Eneco Wind Lab Education Center Core Exhibits", "venue": "eneco-wind-lab-education-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Concept design and development with Eneco and unnamed specialized education partners", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Eneco Wind Lab Education Center in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, concept-designed and developed by Kubik Maltbie with Eneco, completed circa 2019.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://kubikmaltbie.com/project/eneco-wind-lab-education-center/" ] }, { "id": "environmental-learning-center-at-hyperion-exhibits", "name": "Environmental Learning Center at Hyperion Exhibits", "venue": "environmental-learning-center-at-hyperion", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cdm-smith", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Interpretive exhibits at the Environmental Learning Center at the Hyperion Water Reclamation Plant in Playa del Rey, California, opened 2013, an educational facility created by the City of Los Angeles; exhibit design by Amaze Design, with architecture and engineering by CDM Smith.\n", "description": "The center adapts an existing building and grounds to offer interpretive exhibits on the intersection of natural water and waste cycles, serving teachers, student groups, and the public.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/environmental-learning-center-at-hyperion-7hhba-tpth9", "https://patch.com/california/marinadelrey/environmental-learning-center-opens-at-hyperion-treatment-plant" ] }, { "id": "epcot-guardians-of-the-galaxy-cosmic-rewind", "name": "Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind", "venue": "epcot", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "architecture", "note": "Credited by PGAV Destinations as \"Architect of Record\": coordinated the designs from multiple Walt Disney Imagineering teams (ride, interiors, show) for cohesive integration, devised construction methods meeting code/budget/schedule, while Walt Disney Imagineering (an in-house Disney design unit, not an independent firm with its own record in this index) led the ride, show, and interior design.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "adirondack-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited in Adirondack Studios' own portfolio; role inferred as fabrication, no independent role confirmation found.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "reverse-launch roller coaster (OmniCoaster spinning ride vehicles)", "trackless-feel show scenes", "large-scale projection and animatronics" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics" ], "summary": "Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind, an enclosed reverse-launch roller coaster attraction with individually spinning \"OmniCoaster\" ride vehicles, opened May 27, 2022, at EPCOT in the Walt Disney World Resort, Lake Buena Vista, Florida; PGAV Destinations served as Architect of Record, coordinating the building design across Walt Disney Imagineering's ride, interior, and show teams, which led the attraction's creative and ride design.\n", "description": "The attraction required a new show building constructed with 960 truckloads of concrete for foundation and floor systems and an enclosed bridge spanning a road for site access; it won a Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement in a New Attraction. PGAV's public project page describes a coordination/architect-of-record role rather than creative or ride design credit, which sits with Walt Disney Imagineering.\n", "sources": [ "https://pgavdestinations.com/project/guardians-of-the-galaxy-epcot/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guardians_of_the_Galaxy:_Cosmic_Rewind", "https://www.marvel.com/articles/culture-lifestyle/guardians-of-the-galaxy-cosmic-rewind-opening-date" ] }, { "id": "escaramuza-poetics-of-home", "name": "Escaramuza, the Poetics of Home", "venue": "national-cowgirl-museum", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "photographic installation", "custom pattern-based environmental graphics" ], "summary": "Escaramuza, the Poetics of Home is a traveling exhibition of photography by Constance Jaeggi and poetry by Angelina Sáenz and ire'ne lara silva, exploring Mexican American women's escaramuza equestrian performance; it debuted at the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame in Fort Worth, Texas in 2024 with exhibition design by Span Studio, and later traveled to the Poetry Foundation in Chicago (2025) and a Navy Pier satellite show.\n", "description": "Span, led by Nick Adam and Kevin Moreland, developed spatial composition and pattern-based framing devices inspired by escaramuza maneuvers (el giro, el abanico, la escalera) and the hand-embroidered traje de adelita, working with the Poetry Foundation's curatorial team.\n", "sources": [ "https://span.studio/projects/escaramuza-the-poetics-of-home", "https://www.poetryfoundation.org/exhibitions/1648229/escaramuza-the-poetics-of-home", "https://navypier.org/events/escaramuza-the-poetics-of-home/2025-10-28/", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/Design25Shortlist3.pdf" ] }, { "id": "eternal-gandhi-museum-houston-core-exhibit", "name": "Eternal Gandhi Museum Houston", "venue": "eternal-gandhi-museum-houston", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media" ], "summary": "Eternal Gandhi Museum Houston, a 4,800 sq ft museum in Houston, TX, opened August 2023; exhibit design, media design, and fabrication by Solid Light.\n", "description": "The first museum of its kind in North America focused on Gandhi's story, featuring three interactive galleries tracing his life, global peace leaders he influenced, and principles of peaceful changemaking, including a Telly Award-winning orientation film shown in \"A Force More Powerful Theater.\"\n", "sources": [ "https://solidlight-inc.com/work/eternal-gandhi-museum-houston/", "https://egmh.org/" ] }, { "id": "eustis-estate-head-to-toe", "name": "Head to Toe: Hat and Shoe Fashions from Historic New England", "venue": "eustis-estate", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Head to Toe: Hat and Shoe Fashions from Historic New England,\" an exhibition of New England hat and shoe fashion from the 1750s to the 1980s at the Eustis Estate in Milton, Massachusetts, opened June 1, 2018, with exhibit design by Proun Design and fabrication by Mystic Scenic Studios; part of the Mass Fashion consortium series.\n", "description": "Arranged thematically, the exhibition explores body image, gender identity, cultural appropriation, and activism through Historic New England's hat and shoe collection.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/head-to-toe", "https://www.historicnewengland.org/head-to-toe-hat-and-shoe-fashion-opens-at-the-eustis-estate/", "https://www.miltonscene.com/2018/11/head-to-toe-hat-and-shoe-fashions-from-historic-new-england-exhibit-to-be-held-at-eustis-estate/" ] }, { "id": "evan-williams-bourbon-experience-core", "name": "Evan Williams Bourbon Experience", "venue": "evan-williams-bourbon-experience", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media" ], "summary": "Evan Williams Bourbon Experience, a 12,000 sq ft visitor attraction on Louisville's Whiskey Row, opened 2014; exhibit design, media design, and fabrication by Solid Light.\n", "description": "Located near the original site of Evan Williams' historic distillery, the venue features a five-story bottle sculpture at its entrance and immerses visitors in Kentucky bourbon heritage; a cornerstone of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail.\n", "sources": [ "https://solidlight-inc.com/work/evan-williams-bourbon-experience/", "https://solidlight-inc.com/work/heaven-hill-bourbon-experience/" ] }, { "id": "experience-the-times-of-bill-cunningham", "name": "Experience the Times of Bill Cunningham", "venue": "the-seaport-26-fulton-street", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "18,000 sq ft, six-space immersive exhibition", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "motion-activated projection", "AI-driven style matching" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation", "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "\"Experience the Times of Bill Cunningham,\" an 18,000-square-foot immersive exhibition celebrating the life and work of fashion photographer Bill Cunningham, opened at The Seaport in New York on September 12, 2021 during New York Fashion Week, designed by ESI Design.\n", "description": "Spanning six spaces across two stories, the ticketed exhibition combined photo galleries, video and audio interviews, recreated elements of Cunningham's Carnegie Hall studio apartment, and interactive features including a motion-activated staircase and an AI-driven street-style matching gallery.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.forbes.com/sites/sharonedelson/2021/08/26/the-times-of-bill-cunningham-gets-immersive-with-fashion-week-exhibition-at-new-yorks-seaport/", "https://untappedcities.com/2021/09/08/experience-the-times-bill-cunningham/", "https://esi.nbbj.com/work/experience-the-times-of-bill-cunningham" ] }, { "id": "exploration-tower-at-port-canaveral-exhibitry", "name": "Exploration Tower exhibitry", "venue": "exploration-tower-at-port-canaveral", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "haley-sharpe-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gwwo-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Seven-story structure overlooking the bay, multi-level exhibitry; builder SKANSKA (general contractor, not a design-vocabulary role), per CMS's own portfolio, which refers to the venue as 'Cove Welcome Center'", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Multi-level exhibitry for Exploration Tower, a seven-story visitor facility overlooking the bay operated by the Canaveral Port Authority in Cape Canaveral, Florida, which opened November 4, 2013; exhibit design by Haley Sharpe Design, architecture by GWWO, fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/", "https://archello.com/project/port-canaveral-exploration-tower", "https://www.usa.skanska.com/what-we-deliver/projects/152821/Port-Canaveral-Welcome-Center" ] }, { "id": "exploratorium-kanbar-forum", "name": "Kanbar Forum", "venue": "exploratorium", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "ehdd", "role": "architecture", "note": "Pier 15 building", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-shalleck-collaborative", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "200-seat lecture/demo space AV incl. 75-speaker Meyer Constellation acoustic system.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Kanbar Forum, a 200-seat lecture and demonstration space within the Exploratorium's Pier 15 building, opened as part of the museum's 2013 waterfront relocation (BBI dates its Forum-specific scope to 2014), designed by EHDD with AV integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/exploratorium-kanbar-forum/" ] }, { "id": "explore-and-more-childrens-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "Explore & More Children's Museum Core Exhibits", "venue": "explore-and-more-childrens-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "gyroscope-inc", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Cabinetry, casework, railings, graphics, scenic elements, and interactive exhibits\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Explore & More – The Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Children's Museum opened its new 43,000-square-foot building at Buffalo's Canalside waterfront in 2019, with exhibit design by Gyroscope, Inc. and fabrication by Art Guild across its seven play zones.\n", "description": "The four-story building features a two-story waterfall, a water table demonstrating Erie Canal locks, a working water wheel, and a landlocked canal boat among its hands-on construction, farming, and water-play zones.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.artguildinc.com/2019/08/25/watery-interactive-exhibits-star-at-explore-more-childrens-museum/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Explore_%26_More_Children%27s_Museum" ] }, { "id": "ey-nottingham-spirk-innovation-hub-core", "name": "EY-Nottingham Spirk Innovation Hub", "venue": "ey-nottingham-spirk-innovation-hub", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The EY-Nottingham Spirk Innovation Hub, a client-facing innovation center inside Nottingham Spirk's Cleveland headquarters, opened October 19, 2021; exhibit and media design by Local Projects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.prnewswire.com/", "https://www.crainscleveland.com/" ] }, { "id": "faith-and-liberty-discovery-center-exhibition", "name": "Faith and Liberty Discovery Center", "venue": "faith-and-liberty-discovery-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "jacobswyper-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "40,000 sq ft museum exploring the influence of the Bible on American history; the museum closed in March 2024", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "zenith-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV systems integration/engineering across the galleries (40+ projectors), per independent AV trade press", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Faith and Liberty Discovery Center, a 40,000-sq-ft, $60 million museum on Philadelphia's Independence Mall exploring the Bible's influence on American history, opened in May 2021 and closed in March 2024; architecture by JacobsWyper Architects, with exhibit design by Local Projects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/museums-attractions/the-faith-and-liberty-discovery-center/", "https://www.inquirer.com/entertainment/faith-liberty-discovery-center-bible-philadelphia-20210429.html", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faith_and_Liberty_Discovery_Center" ] }, { "id": "falcon-stadium-fan-experience", "name": "Falcon Stadium Fan Experience", "venue": "falcon-stadium", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "hks", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Fan experience design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Signage, wayfinding, and donor activation elements", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Falcon Stadium renovation at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado, reopened in 2025 with architecture by HKS and fan experience design, signage and wayfinding, and donor activations by Dimensional Innovations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/work/us-air-force-academy-falcon-stadium" ] }, { "id": "falls-of-the-ohio-interpretive-center-exhibits", "name": "Falls of the Ohio Interpretive Center Exhibits", "venue": "falls-of-the-ohio-state-park-interpretive-center", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "New exhibits at the Falls of the Ohio State Park Interpretive Center in Jeffersonville, IN, opened January 2016 after a 13-month renovation; exhibit design, media design, and fabrication by Solid Light.\n", "description": "An 8,900 sq ft redesign of the interpretive center located on 200 acres containing the world's largest accessible Devonian fossil beds, funded by an $6 million, eight-year fundraising effort by the Falls of the Ohio Foundation with the Indiana DNR Division of State Parks. Includes an all-new orientation film and hands-on exhibits spanning 390 million years of natural and human history.\n", "sources": [ "https://solidlight-inc.com/work/falls-of-the-ohio/", "https://www.wdrb.com/news/falls-of-the-ohio-state-park-interpretive-center-reopens-after-renovations/article_c744167a-6c48-11ee-bcd7-d348ea149947.html" ] }, { "id": "false-creek-neighbourhood-energy-utility-stacks", "name": "The Stacks", "venue": "false-creek-neighbourhood-energy-utility", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "pechet-and-robb", "role": "architecture", "note": "Artist/architect team who conceived and designed the five sculptural emission-vent stacks (\"the Stacks\").", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cdm-lighting-design-group", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Lighting supplier collaborator (CDM2 Lightworks), per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Provided custom electronic control components, design detailing, and programming of the energy-monitoring interface driving the stacks' programmable LED lighting.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "programmable LED lighting", "energy-monitoring control interface" ], "summary": "The Stacks, five sculptural emission-vent flues topped with programmable LED \"fingernail\" light fixtures, was completed in 2009 at the Southeast False Creek Neighbourhood Energy Utility in Vancouver, BC; Pechet and Robb designed the sculptural treatment and Eos Lightmedia, working with lighting supplier CDM2 Lightworks, provided the controls and programming.\n", "description": "The Neighbourhood Energy Utility is Vancouver's first sewage heat-recovery district energy system; the five 22-metre stacks were reimagined by Pechet and Robb as a sculptural \"hand,\" each flue topped by an LED fixture programmed to change color in response to the facility's green-energy output.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/48", "http://www.pechetandrobb.ca/cec.html", "https://franclarchitecture.com/work/false-creek-neighbourhood-energy-utility-centre" ] }, { "id": "far-rockaway-library-building", "name": "Far Rockaway Library", "venue": "far-rockaway-library", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The new Far Rockaway Library, a Queens Public Library branch in the Far Rockaway neighborhood of Queens, New York, opened in 2024, designed by Snøhetta (lead architect Craig Dykers) with structural engineering by Silman and civil engineering by Thornton Tomasetti; the building includes a facade artwork collaboration with artist José Parlá.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/1022953/far-rockaway-library-snohetta" ] }, { "id": "farm-wisconsin-discovery-center-core", "name": "Farm Wisconsin Discovery Center", "venue": "farm-wisconsin-discovery-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Interactive farming simulators and agricultural-education AV exhibits", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive simulators", "touchscreen exhibits" ], "summary": "Farm Wisconsin Discovery Center, a $13 million agricultural-education center in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, opened July 28, 2018; Electrosonic designed and implemented its audiovisual and interactive farming exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://madison.com/news/local/farm-wisconsin-discovery-center-opens-as-small-dairy-farms-disappear-and-farming-evolves-across-the/article_80bd83b5-392c-5ad6-8bc7-44558596eb4b.html", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/farm-wisconsin-discovery-center" ] }, { "id": "father-baker-museum-olv-basilica-core-exhibits", "name": "Father Baker Museum", "venue": "father-baker-museum-olv-basilica", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Father Baker Museum, an exhibit on the life and charitable works of Father Nelson Baker occupying most of the lower level of Our Lady of Victory Basilica in Lackawanna, New York, reopened in 2009 as an expanded and renovated facility; Hadley Exhibits fabricated the exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.olvbasilica.org/the-father-baker-museum", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/Father-Baker-Museum-at-OLV-Basilica-2/" ] }, { "id": "fdny-fire-zone-core-exhibits", "name": "FDNY Fire Zone", "venue": "fdny-fire-zone", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "media-design", "note": "Creative direction, project design, and media production", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lb-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "david-weiner-design", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "synapse-audio-visual-designs", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cigar-box-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "theatrical lighting", "surround sound audioscapes" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award", "year": 2021, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/fdny-fire-zone/" } ], "summary": "The FDNY Fire Zone, a fire and life-safety learning center at Rockefeller Center in New York, reopened at a new location in October 2020, with media design and creative direction by batwin + robin, exhibit design by Ashton Design, architecture by LB Architects, lighting design by David Weiner Design, AV integration by Synapse Audio Visual Designs, and fabrication by Cigar Box Studios.\n", "description": "Visitors can try on turnout gear, sit in the jumpseat of a full-scale fire engine, and experience an immersive educational theater with eight fire scenarios using projection mapping, lighting, special effects, and surround sound, run by the FDNY Foundation.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.batwinandrobin.com/projects/fdny-fire-zone/", "https://segd.org/projects/fdny-fire-zone/", "https://www.fdnyfoundation.org/fdny-foundation-and-fdny-celebrate-grand-opening-of-new-fdny-firezone-to-kick-off-95th-annual-national-fire-prevention-week/" ] }, { "id": "fdr-presidential-library-map-room-interactive", "name": "Forged in the Fire of War / Map Room Interactive", "venue": "fdr-presidential-library", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Orientation film Forged in the Fire of War; three 65-inch Map Room interactive displays; visitor center interactives", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreen" ], "summary": "A 75th-anniversary D-Day commemorative installation at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum in Hyde Park, New York, launched in 2019, comprising the film \"Forged in the Fire of War\" and three 65-inch Map Room interactive touchscreens tracking the Normandy Campaign, produced by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://nlprod.com/item/franklin-d-roosevelt-presidential-library-museum/", "https://nlprod.com/fdr-presidential-library-and-museum/" ] }, { "id": "fdr-presidential-library-permanent-exhibit-renovation", "name": "Permanent Exhibit Renovation", "venue": "fdr-presidential-library", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "monadnock-media", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media experiences across a 12,000 sq ft renovation, including the World in Crisis and Remembering Pearl Harbor immersive/multi-screen theaters and the Legacy theater film written and narrated by President Bill Clinton", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Additional interactives (scrapbook station, map/trivia game, Oval Office desk display) distinct from Monadnock Media's named theaters, per Cortina's own project page — same 2013 renovation.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "multi-screen projection", "immersive theater" ], "summary": "The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum in Hyde Park, New York reopened June 30, 2013 after its first full-scale renovation, with new permanent-exhibit media designed and produced by Monadnock Media and exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates.\n", "description": "New theaters include \"World in Crisis\" (the 1932 political and economic crisis as FDR sought the presidency), \"Remembering Pearl Harbor\" (a multi-screen theater on the attack's transformation of US foreign policy), and \"Legacy,\" a film written and narrated by President Bill Clinton on FDR's influence.\n", "sources": [ "https://monadnock.org/project/fdr", "https://fdr.blogs.archives.gov/2013/04/23/fdr-library-renovation/", "https://fdr.blogs.archives.gov/2013/05/28/clinton-on-roosevelt/" ] }, { "id": "federal-reserve-bank-of-st-louis-economy-museum", "name": "Economy Museum", "venue": "federal-reserve-bank-of-st-louis", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Economy Museum at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis opened September 22, 2014; architecture by PGAV Destinations, independently confirmed via Oculus Light Studio's own project page.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.stlouisfed.org/", "https://oculuslightstudio.com/" ] }, { "id": "federal-way-pac-core", "name": "Federal Way Performing Arts and Events Center", "venue": "federal-way-performing-arts-and-events-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Federal Way Performing Arts and Events Center in Federal Way, Washington, opened August 19, 2017; architecture by LMN Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.federalwaymirror.com/" ] }, { "id": "fenton-the-fenton-wall", "name": "The Fenton Wall", "venue": "fenton", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "digital-ambiance", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Design, engineering, and TouchDesigner software development for the permanent motion-responsive LED installation; lead artist Ansen Seale (individual).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion-responsive LED installation" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "platforms": [ "touchdesigner" ], "summary": "The Fenton Wall, a permanent motion-responsive LED installation in a pedestrian underpass at the Fenton mixed-use district in Cary, North Carolina, was completed in 2022 by Digital Ambiance with artist Ansen Seale, commissioned by developer Hines.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://digitalambiance.com/portfolio/the-fenton-wall/", "https://fentonnc.com/ansean-seale/", "https://www.hines.com/properties/fenton-cary" ] }, { "id": "fernandez-center-loyola-wayfinding", "name": "Fernandez Center Wayfinding", "venue": "fernandez-center-loyola", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Wayfinding, architectural signage, ADA signage, murals & supergraphics, donor recognition", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Ashton Design created an integrated wayfinding and donor-recognition system for Loyola University Maryland's Miguel B. Fernandez Family Foundation Center for Innovation & Collaborative Learning, a 35,000-square-foot facility in Baltimore completed in 2022.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/fernandez-center" ] }, { "id": "fernbank-museum-naturequest", "name": "NatureQuest", "venue": "fernbank-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "nassal", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tait", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Credited as Thinkwell Group at the time; TAIT acquired Thinkwell Group (2022) and fully unified the brand under the TAIT name (2024). Year also has a minor conflict: existing sourcing (InPark Magazine) gives 2011, TAIT's own current page implies 2016 — kept at 2011 pending independent resolution.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "NatureQuest, a children's discovery gallery at the Fernbank Museum of Natural History, Atlanta, Georgia, opened 2011; exhibit design by Thinkwell Group (now part of TAIT) with fabrication by Nassal.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.inparkmagazine.com/" ] }, { "id": "fernbank-museum-wildwoods-aglow", "name": "WildWoods: AGLOW", "venue": "fernbank-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "tait", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Credited as \"produced by Thinkwell, now tait\"; design of the nighttime immersive experience", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tait", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive lighting and projection across the 10-acre WildWoods habitat", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection", "interactive lighting", "motion-triggered sound" ], "summary": "WildWoods: AGLOW, a nighttime immersive light and sound experience across the 10-acre WildWoods natural habitat behind the Fernbank Museum of Natural History in Atlanta, opened in 2022, designed and produced by TAIT (via its Thinkwell Group studio) in partnership with Fernbank's science team.\n", "description": "The experience transforms the wooded habitat into an open-environment attraction using trees, roots, and other natural elements as the canvas for projected imagery and interactive light, including oversized glowing seed forms and mushrooms that trigger sound based on guest movement.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.taittowers.com/work/wildwoods-aglow", "https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230221005827/en/%E2%80%9CWildWoods-AGLOW%E2%80%9D-Nighttime-Attraction-at-Fernbank-Museum-Reaches-its-Final-Two-Weeks" ] }, { "id": "field-arts-and-events-hall-core", "name": "Field Arts & Events Hall", "venue": "field-arts-and-events-hall", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Field Arts & Events Hall at the Port Angeles Waterfront Center in Port Angeles, Washington, opened 2024; architecture by LMN Architects, lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone, environmental graphics by Studio Matthews.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://lmnarchitects.com/project/field-arts-events-hall-at-the-port-angeles-waterfront-center", "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/port-angeles-waterfront-center-field-art-events-hall/", "https://studiomatthews.com/project/field-arts-events-hall/" ] }, { "id": "field-museum-ancient-americas", "name": "Ancient Americas", "venue": "field-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Ancient Americas, a 19,000-square-foot permanent exhibition displaying 2,300 artifacts spanning over 12,000 years of history, opened at the Field Museum in Chicago, IL, in 2007, designed by Thinc Design.\n", "description": "The exhibition organizes artifacts around stages of cultural complexity to show patterns of development in ancient American societies.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/ancient-americas" ] }, { "id": "field-museum-brewing-up-chicago", "name": "Brewing Up Chicago: How Beer Transformed a City", "venue": "field-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Project management, fabrication, and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "angle-park", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "media installations" ], "summary": "Brewing Up Chicago: How Beer Transformed a City, a temporary exhibition on beer's role in Chicago's 19th-century history, opened at the Field Museum in Chicago in November 2018 (ran through January 2020); media development by Angle Park with fabrication, installation, and project management by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "A four-section exhibition featuring interactive elements, historical artifacts including an original Siebel brewing kettle and Chicago Fire items, videos, and media installations.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/brewing-up-chicago" ] }, { "id": "field-museum-cyrus-tang-hall-of-china", "name": "Cyrus Tang Hall of China", "venue": "field-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication, installation, and technical engineering design of 7 custom display cases and 42 back-lit reader rails", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-metal-shop", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Additional Metal Fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "custom display cases", "gas-sealed pressurized case" ], "summary": "Cyrus Tang Hall of China, a permanent exhibition of 350 Chinese artifacts across five galleries at the Field Museum in Chicago, opened October 2015; the museum's own design team was joined by Chicago Scenic Studios for fabrication and installation, including a gas-sealed, pressurized case for a priceless ship artifact.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/cyrus-tang-hall-of-china" ] }, { "id": "finneran-pavilion-hall-of-fame", "name": "Hall of Fame", "venue": "finneran-pavilion-villanova", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "ewingcole", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "steel-city-displays", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen displays", "LED edge-lit glass" ], "summary": "A Hall of Fame gallery within Villanova University's Finneran Pavilion (\"The Pavilion\") in Villanova, Pennsylvania, opened 2018, with architecture by EwingCole and fabrication — including a trophy case, touchscreen displays naming 450 Hall of Fame inductees, and edge-lit glass pylons — by Steel City Displays.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.ewingcole.com/project/finneran-pavilion/", "https://www.steelcitydisplays.com/villanova-university-finneran-pavilion-project", "https://villanova.com/sports/2018/10/8/finneran-pavilion" ] }, { "id": "firestone-library-renovation", "name": "Firestone Library Renovation", "venue": "princeton-university-firestone-library", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Lobby, Milberg Gallery, and stack-corridor public spaces", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of Princeton University's Firestone Library, completed 2019, with lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "Distinct from the venue's separately recorded 2021 \"Piranesi on the Page\" temporary exhibition.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/princeton-university-firestone-library/" ] }, { "id": "first-americans-museum-family-discovery-center", "name": "Family Discovery Center", "venue": "first-americans-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "cinnabar", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Client per Eos Lightmedia's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "storyline-studio", "role": "media-design", "note": "Eos Lightmedia developed the full audiovisual, lighting, and show-control systems in close collaboration with Storyline Studio\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Full-scope procurement and integration of all audiovisual and lighting equipment for a 4,000 sq ft immersive gallery (\"The Grove\") featuring a 30-40 ft tree canopy, mural, and children's play structures.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive projection" ], "summary": "The Family Discovery Center, a 4,000 sq ft immersive gallery at the First Americans Museum in Oklahoma City, opened in 2025, with Cinnabar and Storyline Studio developing the experience and Eos Lightmedia providing audiovisual and lighting design, procurement, and integration.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/622" ] }, { "id": "first-americans-museum-okla-homma-media", "name": "OKLA HOMMA Immersive Media (Origins Theater, Uprooted, Exit Experience, The Xchange)", "venue": "first-americans-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "click-netherfield", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Casework", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Prime exhibit fabricator", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "content-production", "note": "Four large-scale immersive media experiences within the OKLA HOMMA exhibition: the 270-degree Origins Theater, Uprooted, The Exit Experience, and The Xchange.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Four immersive media experiences within the OKLA HOMMA exhibition at the First Americans Museum in Oklahoma City, which opened September 18, 2021, produced by batwin + robin with exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, telling the collective histories of 39 First American Nations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.batwinandrobin.com/projects/first-americans-museum/", "https://www.forbes.com/sites/chaddscott/2021/10/05/first-americans-museum-opens-in-oklahoma-city-telling-39-stories-simultaneously/", "https://famok.org/okla-homma/" ] }, { "id": "first-bank-of-the-united-states-museum", "name": "First Bank of the United States Museum", "venue": "first-bank-of-the-united-states", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "john-milner-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Concept design, exhibition design, design development, and documentation for the nation's oldest federal building, closed to the public for 50+ years", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The First Bank of the United States, the oldest federal building in the country, reopened as a museum in Philadelphia on July 1, 2026 after a $43 million restoration; architecture by John Milner Architects, with exhibition design by Local Projects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/civil-rights-memorials/first-bank-of-the-united-states/", "https://billypenn.com/2026/07/01/firstival-first-bank-united-states-philadelphia-history-old-city/", "https://whyy.org/articles/philadelphia-first-national-bank-hamilton-museum-artifacts/" ] }, { "id": "first-division-museum-renovation", "name": "First Division Museum Renovation and Expansion", "venue": "first-division-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "luci-creative", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibit development, design, and production management", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive and media content development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Interactive and media content development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creative-technology", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Interactive technology; per the museum's own site, developed interactive/media content with Northern Light Productions, Unified Field, and Brave New Pictures", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "brave-new-pictures", "role": "content-production", "note": "Video production", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication on the permanent \"Duty First\" exhibit added in this renovation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "virtual reality", "CGI vehicle simulation", "interactive kiosks" ], "summary": "The First Division Museum at Cantigny Park in Wheaton, Illinois, reopened August 26, 2017 after an eight-million-dollar, ten-month renovation and expansion coinciding with the 100th anniversary of the 1st Infantry Division; exhibit development and design by Luci Creative, with interactive and media content by Northern Light Productions and Unified Field.\n", "description": "The renovation added the permanent \"Duty First\" exhibit and reimagined the \"First in War\" gallery, extending the museum's story from the Vietnam War to the present. Interactive features include a full-scale Black Hawk helicopter with VR headsets simulating a house raid in Iraq and a Bradley Fighting Vehicle simulation of a Gulf War tank battle, built with CGI using footage of actual First Division soldiers.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.army.mil/article/193273/first_division_museum_reopens_tells_100_years_of_big_red_one_stories", "https://www.livedesignonline.com/news/massive-update-from-luci-creative-brings-first-division-museum-dynamic-new-life", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/first-division-museum-grand-reopening-set-for-august-26-300504148.html", "https://nlprod.com/item/first-division-museum/" ] }, { "id": "fiserv-forum-core", "name": "Fiserv Forum", "venue": "fiserv-forum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "populous", "role": "architecture", "note": "Lead designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eua", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Interior design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Fiserv Forum, home of the Milwaukee Bucks and anchor of the Deer District, opened 2018; lead design by Populous with interior design by EUA.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eua.com/" ] }, { "id": "fitzsimmons-creek-bridge-lighting", "name": "Fitzsimmons Creek Bridge Lighting", "venue": "fitzsimmons-creek-bridge", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Permanent lighting for the Fitzsimmons Creek pedestrian bridge in Whistler, British Columbia, completed 2010 as a legacy program tied to the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics, by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/284" ] }, { "id": "fiu-frost-art-museum-core", "name": "Patricia and Phillip Frost Art Museum", "venue": "fiu-frost-art-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design lead Yann Weymouth", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Patricia and Phillip Frost Art Museum at Florida International University in Miami, opened November 2008; architecture by HOK (Yann Weymouth, design lead).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frost_Art_Museum" ] }, { "id": "five-rivers-environmental-education-center-exhibits", "name": "Five Rivers Environmental Education Center Exhibits", "venue": "five-rivers-environmental-education-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "envision-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Interpretive exhibits at the Five Rivers Environmental Education Center in Delmar, New York, a 450-acre nature facility, opened 2017; exhibit design by Amaze Design, with architecture by Envision Architects and fabrication by 1220 Exhibits (1220 Fabrication).\n", "description": "The exhibits introduce visitors to the site's natural and cultural history, highlight sustainable building practices, and orient visitors to over ten miles of trails for self-guided exploration.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/fiveriversenvironmentaleducationcenter-xz8zk-wt4m5", "https://www.wamc.org/capital-region-news/2015-10-16/five-rivers-breaks-ground-on-7m-environmental-education-center" ] }, { "id": "flat-rock-brook-a-walk-in-the-woods", "name": "A Walk in the Woods", "venue": "flat-rock-brook-nature-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "evidence-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "phil-fraley-productions", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Dioramas/models/taxidermy", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"A Walk in the Woods,\" a nature-center exhibition at Flat Rock Brook Nature Center in Englewood, New Jersey, opened October 2012; exhibit design by Evidence Design, fabrication (dioramas/models/taxidermy) by Phil Fraley Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.evidencedesign.com/details/walk-in-the-woods/", "https://www.philfraley.online/flat-rock-brook" ] }, { "id": "flint-hills-discovery-center-core", "name": "Tallgrass Prairie: Tides of Time", "venue": "flint-hills-discovery-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "180-degree immersive theater film with 4D effects", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "4D immersive theater" ], "summary": "The Flint Hills Discovery Center, a science and discovery center on the Flint Hills tallgrass prairie ecosystem, opened April 14, 2012 in Manhattan, Kansas, with a 180-degree immersive theater film by Donna Lawrence Productions, exhibit design by Hilferty & Associates, and fabrication by Split Rock Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.flinthillsdiscovery.org/3452/History", "https://dlproductions.com/projects/flint-hills-discover-center/" ] }, { "id": "florence-county-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "Florence County Museum core galleries", "venue": "florence-county-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Multi-gallery exhibition on two stories, incl. an 11-foot-high 24x24 ft display case with fiber-optic lighting; competitive bid recommended by Haley Sharpe, per CMS's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "fiber optic lighting" ], "summary": "The core exhibition galleries of the Florence County Museum in Florence, South Carolina, opened 2014, a multi-gallery exhibition spanning two stories; fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/", "https://www.postandcourier.com/pee-dee/news/downtown-florence-county-museum-anniversary/article_5d64aba4-2e3d-11ef-95c3-4f4bc9dcf5ed.html" ] }, { "id": "floriade-2022-almere-uae-pavilion", "name": "UAE Pavilion at Floriade Expo 2022", "venue": "floriade-2022-almere", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "tellart", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Guest experience and narrative design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pragma", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "marshmallow-laser-feast", "role": "media-design", "note": "Immersive experience", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive media" ], "summary": "The UAE Pavilion at Floriade Expo 2022 in Almere, Netherlands, explored salt-tolerant plants and arid-climate solutions, opened April 2022; architecture by Pragma, immersive experience by Marshmallow Laser Feast, guest experience and narrative design by Tellart.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.tellart.com/projects/uae-pavilion-floriade-2022/" ] }, { "id": "florida-aquarium-core", "name": "The Florida Aquarium", "venue": "florida-aquarium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1995, "credits": [ { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "joseph-wetzel", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Florida Aquarium in Tampa opened March 31, 1995; architecture by HOK, exhibit plan by Joseph Wetzel.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florida_Aquarium", "https://tourtampabayarchitecture.com/" ] }, { "id": "florida-childrens-museum-blinky-climber", "name": "The Blinky Climber", "venue": "florida-childrens-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "gyroscope-inc", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "sasaki", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "universal-services-associates", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award, Placemaking", "year": 2025, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/the-blinky-climber/" } ], "summary": "The Blinky Climber, a 100-foot outdoor alligator climbing structure at the Florida Children's Museum in Lakeland's Bonnet Springs Park, opened in June 2023 and was designed by Gyroscope Inc.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/the-blinky-climber/", "https://www.gyroscopeinc.com/fcm", "https://lakelandmom.com/florida-childrens-museum/" ] }, { "id": "florida-museum-amazing-pollinators", "name": "Amazing Pollinators", "venue": "florida-museum", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "minotaur-mazes", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Designed and fabricated the traveling maze exhibition (fewer than 3 credited projects in the dataset)\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive maze environment", "tactile and visual interactives" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "TEA Thea Awards — Outstanding Achievement, Touring Exhibition (Limited Budget)", "year": 2021, "source": "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/27th-annual-thea-award-recipients" } ], "summary": "Amazing Pollinators, a game-based traveling maze exhibition on pollinator conservation, opened January 25, 2020, at the Florida Museum of Natural History in Gainesville, Florida, developed by Minotaur Mazes in collaboration with the Florida Museum and the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation.\n", "description": "The bilingual (English/Spanish) exhibition combines a maze centerpiece of interactive flowers across nine environments with 48 survival missions covering eight pollinator groups (bats, bees, beetles, birds, butterflies, moths, flies, and wasps). It won a Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement (Touring Exhibition, Limited Budget) from the Themed Entertainment Association at the 27th Annual Thea Awards (2021), and has since traveled to venues including the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum, Minnetrista, Waterloo Region Museum, and Grand Rapids Public Museum.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/pressroom/2019/12/05/amazing-pollinators-exhibit-opens/", "https://www.minotaurmazes.com/amazing-pollinators/", "https://www.alphagraphicsseattle.com/minotaur-mazes-wins-prestigious-thea-award-for-amazing-pollinators-exhibit/", "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/27th-annual-thea-award-recipients" ] }, { "id": "florida-museum-of-natural-history-mcguire-center", "name": "McGuire Center for Lepidoptera Research and Butterfly Vivarium", "venue": "florida-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Initial designs; completed by VOA Associates and museum staff", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "voa-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The McGuire Center for Lepidoptera Research and Butterfly Vivarium at the Florida Museum of Natural History, Gainesville, opened 2003/04; initial exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, completed by VOA Associates (architecture) and museum staff.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.flaentsoc.org/" ] }, { "id": "florida-museum-water-shapes", "name": "Water Shapes Florida", "venue": "florida-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Glass-bottom-boat immersive theater and ambient limestone-cave soundscape", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "brilliant-creative-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive theater", "ambient soundscape" ], "summary": "Water Shapes Florida, an exhibit on Florida's freshwater springs and aquifer at the Florida Museum of Natural History in Gainesville, opened in 2024; RLMG designed the media including a glass-bottom-boat immersive theater, with exhibit design by HealyKohler and fabrication by Brilliant Creative Fabrication.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/water-shapes-florida" ] }, { "id": "flying-heritage-combat-armor-museum-why-war", "name": "Why War: The Causes of Conflict", "venue": "flying-heritage-combat-armor-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pacific-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Why War, an interactive exhibition on the causes of military conflict, opened in 2017 at the Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum at Paine Field in Everett, Washington, designed by Belle & Wissell with fabrication by Pacific Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/whywar/" ] }, { "id": "folger-shakespeare-library-exhibition-hall", "name": "Shakespeare Exhibition Hall", "venue": "folger-shakespeare-library", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kieran-timberlake", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect for the library's broader renovation and expansion that created the exhibition hall", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication and AV systems design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "storythings", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Interactive concepting.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "Shake Up Your Shakespeare, The First Folios, The Wings, and Printing with Light interactive installations.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Visual identity and signage/environmental graphics program for the renovated library, including the new Adams Pavilion; scope was the whole institution, not only the exhibition hall. Led by partner Abbott Miller.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED lighting", "touch-activated interactives", "computer vision" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The Shakespeare Exhibition Hall, a renovated exhibition space at the Folger Shakespeare Library displaying the library's First Folio collection, opened in Washington, DC in 2024 with exhibition design by Studio Joseph, fabrication and AV systems by kubik maltbie, interactive media by Bluecadet, and a visual identity and signage program by Pentagram.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/the-folger-shakespeare-library", "https://studiojoseph.com/work/folger-shakespeare-library", "https://kubikmaltbie.com/folger-shakespeare-library/", "https://www.npr.org/2024/06/19/nx-s1-4950096/folger-shakespeare-library-renovation", "https://www.folger.edu/blogs/folger-story/exploring-the-folger-through-new-exhibition-halls/", "https://kierantimberlake.com/updates/folger-shakespeare-library-on-cover-of-architectural-record/", "https://www.pentagram.com/work/folger-shakespeare-library" ] }, { "id": "fondation-cartier-new-building", "name": "Fondation Cartier — New Building", "venue": "fondation-cartier-pour-lart-contemporain", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "ateliers-jean-nouvel", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "l-observatoire-international", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Fondation Cartier's new building opposite the Louvre in Paris opened October 2025; architecture by Ateliers Jean Nouvel, with L'Observatoire International designing lighting for the full-height glass facades and scenographic exhibition spaces.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://lobsintl.com/news/fondation-cartier-opening-soon/", "https://ifdm.design/2026/02/07/a-museum-machine-for-the-fondation-cartier/" ] }, { "id": "fondation-louis-vuitton-building", "name": "Fondation Louis Vuitton", "venue": "fondation-louis-vuitton", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "gehry-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "l-observatoire-international", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Fondation Louis Vuitton, a contemporary-art museum in the Bois de Boulogne, Paris, opened in 2014; architecture by Gehry Partners, with L'Observatoire International designing interior gallery lighting plus exterior building and landscape illumination.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://lobsintl.com/project/fondation-louis-vuitton/" ] }, { "id": "ford-alumni-center-interactive-media", "name": "Ford Alumni Center Interactive Media", "venue": "ford-alumni-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "Nine \"Oregon Cascades\" media towers, an interactive \"Alumni Table,\" and a donor-recognition \"Entry Wall\"\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "opsis-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Interior architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tva-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Exterior architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lexington", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "LED signage", "touchscreens", "database-driven media" ], "summary": "Ford Alumni Center Interactive Media, a suite of media installations including nine \"Oregon Cascades\" towers and an interactive alumni-recognition table, opened with the University of Oregon's Ford Alumni Center in Eugene on June 10, 2011; Second Story designed the interactive media program for a building whose exterior and interior architecture were designed by TVA Architects and Opsis Architecture respectively.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://pages.uoregon.edu/digital/uonews-archive/archive/news-release/2011/6/uo-opens-new-front-door-campus.html", "https://www.commarts.com/exhibit/university-of-oregon-ford-alumni-center-interactives", "https://tvaarchitects.com/project/ford-alumni-center/", "https://opsisarch.com/project/uo-ford-alumni-center/" ] }, { "id": "ford-foundation-cantando-bajito", "name": "Cantando Bajito: Testimonies", "venue": "ford-foundation-center-for-social-justice", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Graphics production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Cantando Bajito: Testimonies,\" a temporary exhibition at the Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice in New York, ran March 5-May 4, 2024; graphics production by Full Point Graphics.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fordfoundation.org", "https://fullpointgraphics.com/about" ] }, { "id": "ford-foundation-center-for-social-justice-wayfinding", "name": "Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice", "venue": "ford-foundation-center-for-social-justice", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphics", "braille wayfinding signage" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award, Placemaking and Identity", "year": 2020, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/ford-foundation-center-social-justice/" } ], "summary": "The Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice, a landmarked-building restoration and signage/wayfinding program for the Ford Foundation's New York City headquarters, opened in November 2018, designed by Gensler; it received a 2020 SEGD Global Design Award Honor Award in the Placemaking and Identity category.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/ford-foundation-center-social-justice/", "https://www.gensler.com/projects/ford-foundation-center-for-social-justice" ] }, { "id": "ford-foundation-no-justice-without-love", "name": "No Justice Without Love", "venue": "ford-foundation-center-for-social-justice", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Graphics production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"No Justice Without Love,\" a temporary exhibition at the Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice in New York, ran April 4-June 30, 2023; graphics production by Full Point Graphics.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fordfoundation.org", "https://fullpointgraphics.com/about" ] }, { "id": "ford-foundation-what-models-make-worlds", "name": "What Models Make Worlds: Critical Imaginaries of AI", "venue": "ford-foundation-center-for-social-justice", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Graphics production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"What Models Make Worlds: Critical Imaginaries of AI,\" a temporary exhibition at the Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice in New York, ran September 7-December 9, 2023; graphics production by Full Point Graphics.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fordfoundation.org", "https://fullpointgraphics.com/about" ] }, { "id": "ford-nature-center-renovation", "name": "Ford Nature Center Renovation", "venue": "ford-nature-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "architecture", "note": "Renovated the historic 1913 stone Ford mansion (orig. architect Charles F. Owsley) plus a new 1,500 sq ft lower-level gallery addition and Education Building conversion.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "exhibit-concepts", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Welcome area and interpretive center build-out, custom signage, fabricated interactive map table", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-interactive-group", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "American Architecture Award — Museums and Cultural Buildings", "year": 2023, "source": "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/mill-creek-metroparks-ford-nature-center/" } ], "technologies": [ "interactive map table" ], "summary": "DLR Group renovated the historic 1913 Ford mansion into the Ford Nature Center at Mill Creek MetroParks in Youngstown, Ohio, adding a new interpretive gallery; exhibit design and fabrication — including custom signage and an interactive trail map table — was provided by Exhibit Concepts with The Interactive Group. Completed 2023.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/mill-creek-metroparks-ford-nature-center/", "https://www.millcreekmetroparks.org/ford-nature-center/", "https://exhibitconcepts.com/natural-beauty-showcasing-ohios-parks/" ] }, { "id": "ford-rouge-factory-tour-manufacturing-innovation", "name": "Ford Rouge Factory Tour & \"Manufacturing Innovation\" Theater", "venue": "ford-rouge-factory", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Strategic planning, concept development, design, production, immersive media production, interactive design, installation, integration, and programming and technical training for the factory tour and \"Manufacturing Innovation\" theater.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "william-mcdonough-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": "Sustainable green-roof/building-design collaboration (10.4-acre living roof); named in BRC's own project description and this record's description field.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "360-degree projection mapping", "interactive industrial robots" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment", "robotics" ], "summary": "Ford Rouge Factory Tour, a visitor attraction at the Ford Rouge Factory in Dearborn, Michigan, opened in 2004 as part of the factory's centennial transformation, with the \"Manufacturing Innovation\" theater experience designed by BRC Imagination Arts.\n", "description": "The tour showcases the Rouge Factory's transformation into a sustainable manufacturing model, including a 10.4-acre green roof — the largest living roof in the world at opening — with sustainability design guided by architect William McDonough. The \"Manufacturing Innovation\" theater uses 3D projection mapping and interactive robots to show F-150 aluminum truck production.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.brcweb.com/project/ford-rouge-factory-tour/", "https://www.thehenryford.org/visit/ford-rouge-factory-tour/" ] }, { "id": "forest-preserves-of-cook-county-interpretive-trails", "name": "Cook County Forest Preserves Interpretive Trails", "venue": "forest-preserves-of-cook-county", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-blue", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "wheeler-kearns-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "metal signage", "stone fabrication" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award, Placemaking and Identity", "year": 2020, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/cook-county-forest-preserves-interpretive-trails/" } ], "summary": "The Cook County Forest Preserves Interpretive Trails, an interpretive signage and wayfinding installation across the Killdeer Wetlands and Deer Grove East forest preserves in Cook County, Illinois, was designed by Studio Blue with Wheeler Kearns Architects; it received a 2020 SEGD Global Design Award Merit Award in the Placemaking and Identity category.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/cook-county-forest-preserves-interpretive-trails/", "https://100.sta-chicago.org/winners/2020/cook-county-forest-preserves-interpretive-trails" ] }, { "id": "fort-bend-museum-renovation", "name": "Fort Bend Museum Renovation", "venue": "fort-bend-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A complete 2,750-square-foot renovation of the Fort Bend Museum in Richmond, Texas, completed in 2021 by Taylor Studios, spanning over two centuries of Texas history.\n", "description": "The renovation includes a centrally located mobile exhibit area with wheeled artifact cases, platforms, and benches that staff can reconfigure between a single stage and individual display plinths, plus interactive elements such as a period-clothing photo trunk and a wagon-loading activity.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/fort-bend-museum/" ] }, { "id": "fort-defiance-civil-war-park-interpretive-center", "name": "Fort Defiance Civil War Park & Interpretive Center", "venue": "fort-defiance-civil-war-park", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "rufus-johnson-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive AV media", "film production" ], "summary": "Fort Defiance Civil War Park & Interpretive Center, a 4,722 sq ft visitor center in Clarksville, Tennessee, opened April 2011 with architecture by Rufus Johnson Associates and interior/exterior exhibit and graphic design by HealyKohler Design.\n", "description": "Galleries move visitors through three eras -- Early Civil War, Union Occupied Clarksville, and Post Civil War -- combining an original film production with immersive recreations of the fort's earthworks and exterior signage interpreting the site's role defending the Cumberland River Waterway.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/fort-defiance-civil-war-park-interpretive-center/", "https://www.clarksvilleonline.com/2011/04/09/clarksvilles-rich-civil-war-history-on-display-in-new-fort-defiance-interpetive-center/", "https://rufusjohnsonassociates.com/fort-defiance-interpretive-center" ] }, { "id": "fort-ligonier-museum-history-and-archaeology-galleries", "name": "History Gallery and Archaeology/Reconstruction Gallery", "venue": "fort-ligonier-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "paris-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design partner (Takoma Park, MD)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "240+ artifacts and artifact mounts, per CMS's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The History Gallery and Archaeology/Reconstruction Gallery at the Fort Ligonier Museum in Ligonier, Pennsylvania, opened 2018, featuring over 240 artifacts; exhibit design by Paris Design, fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/", "https://www.fortligonier.org/museum/archaeology-reconstruction/" ] }, { "id": "fort-mcmurray-heritage-village-site-revitalization", "name": "Fort McMurray Heritage Village Site Revitalization", "venue": "fort-mcmurray-heritage-village", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "kei-space-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Vancouver-based exhibit design collective; partnered with Eos on the site's interactive exhibit software", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Landscape/site lighting, interior lighting, AV design, and interactive-exhibit software development across the 283,000 sq ft, 17-building heritage village", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive software" ], "summary": "Fort McMurray Heritage Village, a 17-building heritage village in Fort McMurray, Alberta, completed a site-wide lighting, AV, and interactive exhibit revitalization in 2017, led by Eos Lightmedia in partnership with Kei Space Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/23" ] }, { "id": "fort-walsh-visitor-centre-exhibits", "name": "Fort Walsh Visitor Centre Exhibits", "venue": "fort-walsh-visitor-centre", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "aldrichpears-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A new exhibit and film on the Cypress Hills Massacre and Fort Walsh's history, developed with Indigenous and community partners, opened at the Fort Walsh National Historic Site Visitor Centre near Maple Creek, Saskatchewan in 2018, designed by AldrichPears Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://aldrichpears.com/project/fort-walsh-visitor-centre/", "https://www.canada.ca/en/parks-canada/news/2018/05/fort-walsh-national-historic-site---visitor-centre-exhibit-and-building-improvements.html" ] }, { "id": "fort-wayne-museum-of-art-core", "name": "Fort Wayne Museum of Art", "venue": "fort-wayne-museum-of-art", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1984, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "note": "Walter Netsch", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Fort Wayne Museum of Art's building opened 1984; architecture by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (Walter Netsch).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Wayne_Museum_of_Art" ] }, { "id": "fort-william-henry-winters-dream", "name": "Lake George Winter's Dream", "venue": "fort-william-henry", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "Creative and production partner for a seasonal outdoor immersive light-and-sound walk within the fort's bastions and courtyard — experience design, technical design, music/sound design, lighting design, and pre-rendered/real-time content, powered by X-Agora. Ran winter seasons 2023-2024 through 2024-2025; the Warren County Coalition's partnership with Moment Factory ended May 2025.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection", "interactive lighting", "sound design" ], "summary": "Lake George Winter's Dream, a seasonal outdoor immersive light-and-sound walk produced by Moment Factory, opened at the historic Fort William Henry in Lake George, New York, in December 2023 and ran through 2025.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/winters-dream", "https://www.lakegeorge.com/winter/winters-dream/", "https://poststar.com/news/local/lake-george-village-winters-dream-opens-for-sneak-peek/article_e4da8268-95d9-11ee-9e5e-db238331da9f.html" ] }, { "id": "fort-york-transforming-grief-loss-and-togetherness", "name": "Transforming Grief, Loss, and Togetherness in COVID-19", "venue": "fort-york-national-historic-site", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "prime-access-consulting", "role": "accessibility-consulting", "note": "Designed, produced, and launched a fully multimodal, tri-lingual, community co-created exhibition for the City of Toronto in an 8-month engagement (September 2022 – March 2023), including audio description, tactile graphics, touch objects, visual description, wayfinding, sensory rooms, and digital accessibility. Curated by Armando Perla and Raven Spiratos with guest Indigenous curator Heather George; featured the Passion Fruit Collective and artist Gloria C Swain.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "tactile graphics", "audio description", "sensory rooms" ], "summary": "\"Transforming Grief, Loss, and Togetherness in COVID-19,\" a community-co-created exhibition for the City of Toronto at Fort York National Historic Site, opened in 2022 with a fully multimodal accessible design by Prime Access Consulting; it won a Bronze award from the International Design Awards and was a Society for Experiential Graphic Design finalist.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://pac.bz/projects/transforming-grief-loss-and-togetherness-in-covid-19-exhibition/" ] }, { "id": "fort-york-visitor-centre", "name": "Fort York Visitor Centre", "venue": "fort-york-national-historic-site", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "master-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition development, orientation film, and inaugural exhibition on the War of 1812", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "patkau-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Co-architect of record, won the 2009 international design competition", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kearns-mancini-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Co-architect of record, won the 2009 international design competition", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Fort York Visitor Centre, a new visitor centre at Fort York National Historic Site in Toronto, Ontario, opened in September 2014; building architecture by Patkau Architects and Kearns Mancini Architects, with master planning and exhibit design by Reich+Petch, developed in collaboration with the City of Toronto and the Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/fort-york-visitor-centre/", "https://www.canadianarchitect.com/fort-york-visitor-centre-opens-to-the-public-this-weekend/", "https://www.archdaily.com/901921/fort-york-national-historic-site-visitor-centre-patkau-architects-plus-kearns-mancini-architects" ] }, { "id": "foss-waterway-seaport-rehabilitation", "name": "Foss Waterway Seaport Rehabilitation", "venue": "foss-waterway-seaport", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Olson Kundig rehabilitated the last remaining 350-foot section of Tacoma's historic Balfour Dock, a heavy-timber warehouse built in 1900, into the 40,000-square-foot Foss Waterway Seaport maritime heritage and education center, reopening May 11, 2013.\n", "description": "The project added a new glass-faced north facade revealing the building's historic 150-foot timber trusses, along with indoor program space and docks and floats supporting recreational and educational boating.\n", "sources": [ "https://olsonkundig.com/projects/foss-waterway-seaport/", "https://www.archpaper.com/2012/08/foss-waterway-seaport/" ] }, { "id": "foundry-field-murals-and-workshops", "name": "Foundry Field Public Murals and Workshops", "venue": "foundry-field", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "clinton-carlson-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "clinton-carlson-design", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "buccellato-design", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "thomas-detour-evans", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Mural artist", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "hand-painted murals", "historical interpretive markers" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2024, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/foundry-field-the-story-of-race-representation-access-and-baseball-in-south-bend-indiana/" } ], "summary": "Foundry Field, a new community baseball field at Southeast Community Park in South Bend, Indiana honoring the Foundry Giants (a Black team from the Studebaker foundry, active in the 1920s-30s), opened in September 2024 with outfield murals, player cutouts, and historical markers designed by Clinton Carlson Design with artist Thomas \"Detour\" Evans, architecture by Buccellato Design, for South Bend Venues Parks & Arts and the Sappy Moffitt Field Foundation.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.commarts.com/project/37023/foundry-field-public-murals-and-workshops", "https://segd.org/projects/foundry-field-the-story-of-race-representation-access-and-baseball-in-south-bend-indiana/", "https://foundryfield.org/" ] }, { "id": "frameless-london-video-system", "name": "Frameless Video System Infrastructure", "venue": "frameless-london", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "creative-technology", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "LED display" ], "platforms": [ "disguise" ], "summary": "Frameless, billed as Britain's largest permanent immersive art venue, opened in 2022 near Marble Arch, London; CT Systems Integration designed and installed the video system across its four immersive galleries, including projection, playback servers, LED, and digital signage.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ct-group.com/us/ct-deliver-complex-video-system-infrastructure-for-frameless-immersive-art-experience/" ] }, { "id": "francia-russell-center-signage", "name": "Signage and Donor Recognition", "venue": "francia-russell-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "mithun", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mithun", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Signage and donor recognition design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "imagine-visual-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Francia Russell Center, Pacific Northwest Ballet's dance training facility in Bellevue, Washington, opened September 2017 in a renovated historic warehouse (architecture and landscape architecture by Mithun); signage and donor-recognition design by Studio Matthews, fabrication by Imagine Visual Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/francia-russell-center/", "https://mithun.com/project/pacific-northwest-ballet-francia-russell-center/" ] }, { "id": "franklin-institute-harry-potter-the-exhibition", "name": "Harry Potter: The Exhibition", "venue": "the-franklin-institute", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "mad-systems", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "imagine-exhibitions", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "id3-group", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "neopangea", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Harry Potter: The Exhibition,\" a touring exhibition of costumes, artifacts, and sets from the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films, made its world premiere at The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on February 18, 2022.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.madsystems.com", "https://www.fi.edu" ] }, { "id": "franklin-park-dc-wayfinding", "name": "Franklin Park Wayfinding", "venue": "franklin-park-dc", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "studios-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "land-collective", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Ashton Design created wayfinding and interpretive graphics for the restored, 200-year-old Franklin Park in downtown Washington, DC, completed in 2023 with STUDIOS Architecture and Land Collective under the DC Department of General Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/franklin-park" ] }, { "id": "franklin-park-zoo-natures-neighborhoods", "name": "Nature's Neighborhoods (George Robert White Fund Children's Zoo)", "venue": "franklin-park-zoo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "main-street-design", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "coyle-and-caron", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Nature's Neighborhoods, a 105,000 sq ft new children's zoo at Franklin Park Zoo in Boston, opened September 1, 2016; architecture by Cambridge Seven Associates, interpretive planning by Main Street Design, landscape architecture by Coyle & Caron.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://jamaicaplaingazette.com/2014/03/28/zoo-to-build-learning-playground/", "https://www.bostonglobe.com/magazine/2016/08/26/franklin-park-zoo-cure-for-childhood-nature-deficit-disorder/HshJ3UmWegOl03habFESZL/story.html" ] }, { "id": "fred-hutch-visitor-center", "name": "Fred Hutch Visitor Center", "venue": "fred-hutchinson-cancer-center-visitor-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pacific-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award, Interactive Experience", "year": 2017, "source": "https://art.washington.edu/news/2017/06/13/segd-global-design-awards" } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center's first visitor center, converting a defunct credit union space into a compact exhibit space centered on a \"Share Your Story\" photo booth for patient and staff testimonials; it received a 2017 SEGD Global Design Award Merit.\n", "description": "3D design by goCstudio.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/fred-hutch-visitor-center/" ] }, { "id": "freedom-plaza-path-of-liberty", "name": "Path of Liberty: Freedom Plaza", "venue": "freedom-plaza-nyc", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive pop-up kiosks feeding a large digital flag display; interactive designer, 10-week timeline", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosk", "large-format digital display" ], "summary": "\"Path of Liberty: Freedom Plaza,\" a temporary interactive pop-up installation in Manhattan, New York ahead of America's 250th anniversary, opened in 2025; RLMG served as interactive designer, with exhibit design by C&G Partners and AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/path-of-liberty" ] }, { "id": "freedom-rides-museum-2025-refresh", "name": "Freedom Rides Museum — 2025 Refresh", "venue": "freedom-rides-museum", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Per RAA's own project page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "technical-artistry", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Per RAA's own project page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "A 2025 refresh of the Freedom Rides Museum in the historic Montgomery, Alabama Greyhound bus station, completed July 2025, fabricated by 1220 Exhibits (neon signage, recreated bus benches, illuminated route map, ticketing counter, environmental graphics, VR component).\n", "description": "This is a refresh of the museum's exhibits, distinct from the original 2011 museum build, which was designed by Cohen Carnaggio Reynolds (architecture) and Warner Museums (exhibit design) — those firms are not credited on this 2025 refresh per 1220's own page and are not included here.\n", "sources": [ "https://1220.com/portfolio/freedom-rides-museum/" ] }, { "id": "freedom-tower-miami-restoration", "name": "Freedom Tower Restoration and Visitor Experience", "venue": "freedom-tower-miami", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Master planning and visitor-journey design across 30,000 sq ft, including an oral-history-driven media experience", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection", "panoramic video" ], "summary": "Miami Dade College reopened the Freedom Tower, a historic Miami landmark and former Cuban Refugee Center, on September 16, 2025, following a $25-30 million restoration; Local Projects designed the 30,000-sq-ft visitor experience, developing an oral-history-based master plan and media program across the historic building.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/civil-rights-memorials/miamis-freedom-tower/", "https://news.mdc.edu/pressrelease/miami-dade-colleges-historic-freedom-tower-to-reopen-in-september-2025-marking-100-years-as-a-symbol-of-hope-and-freedom/", "https://www.local10.com/news/local/2025/10/15/miamis-freedom-tower-reopens-to-public-after-years-of-renovations/" ] }, { "id": "fremont-street-experience-slotzilla", "name": "Slotzilla", "venue": "fremont-street-experience", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "contour-entertainment", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creative-pull-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Slotzilla, a zipline attraction built into a giant slot-machine structure at the Fremont Street Experience in Las Vegas, Nevada, opened in 2014, with fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://vegasexperience.com", "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "frick-collection-coypel-don-quixote-tapestries", "name": "Coypel's Don Quixote Tapestries: Illustrating a Spanish Novel in Eighteenth-Century France", "venue": "the-frick-collection", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "stephen-saitas-designs", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Coypel's Don Quixote Tapestries: Illustrating a Spanish Novel in Eighteenth-Century France,\" an exhibition of Gobelins tapestries and Coypel cartoons, was on view at The Frick Collection in New York from February 25 through May 17, 2015, with exhibition design by Stephen Saitas Designs and lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.frick.org/press/coypel%E2%80%99s_don_quixote_tapestries_illustrating_spanish_novel_eighteenth-century_france", "https://artes-uk.org/2015/02/14/coypels-don-quixote-tapestries-illustrating-a-spanish-novel-in-eighteenth-century-france-frick-collection-new-york/", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=130" ] }, { "id": "frick-collection-portico-gallery", "name": "Portico Gallery for Decorative Arts and Sculpture", "venue": "the-frick-collection", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "davis-brody-bond", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "stephen-saitas-designs", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "renfro-design-group", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Portico Gallery for Decorative Arts and Sculpture, The Frick Collection's first new exhibition space in nearly 35 years, opened December 13, 2011 in New York, enclosing the museum's original open-air Fifth Avenue portico in glass, with architecture by Davis Brody Bond, exhibition design by Stephen Saitas Designs, and lighting design by Renfro Design Group.\n", "description": "Davis Brody Bond transformed the covered walkway designed by original Frick mansion architect Thomas Hastings into an enclosed gallery for sculpture and decorative arts while preserving its limestone walls, Ionic columns, and ceiling. The gallery opened with an inaugural presentation of Jean-Antoine Houdon sculptures and Meissen porcelain from Henry Arnhold's promised gift.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.frick.org/press/new_portico_gallery_opens_presentation_sculpture_selections_important_promised_gift_meissen", "https://www.renfrodesign.com/page/frick-collection-portico-gallery" ] }, { "id": "frick-collection-renovation-and-enhancement", "name": "Renovation and Enhancement Project", "venue": "the-frick-collection", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "selldorf-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "beyer-blinder-belle", "role": "architecture", "note": "Executive architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "l-observatoire-international", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Gallery lighting", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "stephen-saitas-designs", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Longtime exhibition designer; first- and second-floor gallery installation, with the curatorial team", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Frick Collection's Renovation and Enhancement Project, the museum's first comprehensive upgrade since its 1935 opening, reopened its 1 East 70th Street mansion in New York on April 17, 2025, with design architecture by Selldorf Architects, executive architecture by Beyer Blinder Belle, lighting design by L'Observatoire International (overall) and Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design (gallery lighting), and gallery installation design by longtime exhibition designer Stephen Saitas.\n", "description": "The $220 million, four-year project opened up more of the historic house to the public, added new special exhibition galleries and dedicated education rooms, restored the 70th Street Garden, and added a 218-seat auditorium beneath it.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.frick.org/renovation", "https://www.frick.org/press/frick-reopens-april-17", "https://www.beyerblinderbelle.com/work/view/the-frick-collection-renovation-enhancement/" ] }, { "id": "frick-collection-west-gallery-relighting", "name": "West Gallery Relighting", "venue": "the-frick-collection", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Frick Collection's West Gallery, home to paintings by Rembrandt, Hals, Turner, and Vermeer, received its first substantial relighting since the museum opened to the public in 1935, with a custom system by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design implemented in fall 2010.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.frick.org/press/critically_acclaimed_gallery_renovations_continue_two_major_fall_projects_boucher_room_reopens", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=112" ] }, { "id": "frick-madison", "name": "Frick Madison", "venue": "the-frick-collection", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "selldorf-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "stephen-saitas-designs", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Frick Madison, the temporary installation of The Frick Collection's permanent collection in the Marcel Breuer-designed building at 945 Madison Avenue in New York, opened in 2021 while the Frick's mansion underwent renovation, with design by Selldorf Architects and Stephen Saitas Designs and lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dlfny.org/the-frick-collection-under-a-new-light/", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=165" ] }, { "id": "frontier-culture-museum-crossing-gallery", "name": "Crossing Gallery and Education Center", "venue": "frontier-culture-museum-of-virginia", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect; 41,000 sq ft new construction + welcome center renovation + new maintenance building", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "DLR Group designed a new 41,000 sq ft permanent exhibition gallery and education center for the Frontier Culture Museum of Virginia in Staunton, opening in 2025, telling the story of voluntary and forced migration to colonial America.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/frontier-culture-museum-of-virginia-crossing-gallery/", "https://muellerassoc.com/projects/museums/crossing-gallery-and-education-center/" ] }, { "id": "frost-science-feathers-to-the-stars", "name": "Feathers to the Stars", "venue": "phillip-and-patricia-frost-museum-of-science", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "casson-mann", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Integrated lighting elements", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Feathers to the Stars, an exhibition at the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science in Miami, opened 2017; exhibit design by Casson Mann, fabrication and integrated lighting by Group Delphi.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cassonmann.com/projects/feathers-to-the-stars", "https://www.frostscience.org/exhibition/feathers-to-the-stars/" ] }, { "id": "frost-science-living-core", "name": "Living Core", "venue": "phillip-and-patricia-frost-museum-of-science", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Concept design of the aquarium, including the Gulf Stream Tank", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "grimshaw-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "large-format aquarium tank" ], "summary": "The Living Core, the central aquarium component of the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science's new facility in Miami, FL, opened in 2016, designed by Thinc Design with architecture by Grimshaw Architects.\n", "description": "The 25,000-square-foot aquarium component of the 250,000-square-foot facility centers on a suspended 500,000-gallon Gulf Stream Tank (\"the Martini Tank\") viewable through a 30-foot oculus, plus an aviary with diving birds, a mangrove nursery, an Indo-Pacific coral tank, an Atlantic reef fish tank, and a ray touch pool.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/living-core" ] }, { "id": "frye-art-museum-renovation", "name": "Frye Art Museum Renovation and Expansion", "venue": "frye-art-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 1997, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Olson Kundig (then Olson Sundberg Architects) renovated and expanded the Frye Art Museum in Seattle, completed in 1997, unifying the museum's spaces with a new entry arcade, domed-rotunda lobby, café, curatorial wing, sculpture garden, and a 142-seat auditorium.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://olsonkundig.com/projects/frye-art-museum/", "https://ww2.fryemuseum.org/history/" ] }, { "id": "fujisan-world-heritage-center-core", "name": "Fujisan World Heritage Center", "venue": "fujisan-world-heritage-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "shigeru-ban-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "One of three exhibition consultants; predates NBBJ's 2020 acquisition of ESI Design.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A museum and visitor center dedicated to Mt. Fuji in Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, designed by Shigeru Ban Architects with an inverted-cone form and interior spiral-ramp exhibition path, with ESI Design among its exhibition consultants; opened December 23, 2017.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://esidesign.nbbj.com/work/mtfuji-world-heritage-center/", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/13268-fujisan-world-heritage-center-by-shigeru-ban-architects", "https://www.designboom.com/architecture/shigeru-ban-mt-fuji-world-heritage-centre-opens-japan-shizuoka-12-22-2017/" ] }, { "id": "furman-university-timmons-arena-fan-experience", "name": "Timmons Arena Fan Experience", "venue": "furman-university-timmons-arena", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "master-planning", "note": "Arena design and fan-experience planning", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "betsch-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "(below 3-project threshold) — architecture and construction management", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "lighting design" ], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations redesigned the fan experience, arena design, and lighting at Timmons Arena, Furman University's arena in Greenville, South Carolina, completed in 2025, with architecture and construction management by Betsch Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "gainbridge-fieldhouse-renovation", "name": "Fieldhouse of the Future Renovation", "venue": "gainbridge-fieldhouse", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "populous", "role": "architecture", "note": "Lead", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "rlr", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Wayfinding and branded-environments design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A $362M renovation of Gainbridge Fieldhouse (\"Fieldhouse of the Future\"), home of the Indiana Pacers and Fever, completed late 2022; led by Populous with wayfinding and branded-environments design by RLR.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlr.biz/" ] }, { "id": "gainesville-dragon-sculpture", "name": "Gainesville Dragon", "venue": "gainesville-georgia-dragon", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Placemaking and public art dragon sculpture", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Specialty lighting", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "confluence-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Co-partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "specialty lighting" ], "summary": "The Gainesville Dragon, a public art sculpture and placemaking installation in Gainesville, Georgia, opened in 2024 with placemaking, specialty lighting, and sculpture design by Dimensional Innovations in partnership with Confluence Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/work/gainesville-dragon" ] }, { "id": "gallaudet-university-for-deaf-eyes", "name": "An Experience \"For Deaf Eyes\"", "venue": "gallaudet-university-maguire-welcome-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dangermond-keane-architecture", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cinnabar", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Credited on Cinnabar's own project page for the Maguire Welcome Center.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "multimedia visitor experience", "interactive tables and iPads", "neon" ], "summary": "An Experience \"For Deaf Eyes,\" the multimedia visitor experience inside the Maguire Welcome Center at Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C., was designed by C&G Partners under DeafSpace design principles, opening April 9, 2018.\n", "description": "Working in partnership with Gallaudet's Campus Design and Facilities office and architects Dangermond Keane Architecture, C&G Partners incorporated more than 150 DeafSpace design elements addressing touch points between deaf experience and the built environment, including artistic representations of ASL movement, soft diffused lighting, neon friezes, an informational ceiling chandelier, and interactive tables, maps, and tablets.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/designs-deaf-eyes/", "https://www.gallaudet.edu/maguire-welcome-center/", "https://www.arts.gov/stories/blog/2018/look-deafspace-design-dcs-gallaudet-university" ] }, { "id": "gallerie-ditalia-giorgia-lupi-data-humanism", "name": "Giorgia Lupi — Data Humanism", "venue": "gallerie-ditalia-vicenza", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "solo installation by Pentagram partner Giorgia Lupi, curated by Francesco Poroli", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Giorgia Lupi: Data Humanism,\" a nine-room solo exhibition by Pentagram partner Giorgia Lupi, opened at Gallerie d'Italia (Palazzo Leoni Montanari), Vicenza, Italy, in April 2026, curated by Francesco Poroli.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.pentagram.com/work/giorgia-lupi-data-humanism-at-gallerie-d-italia", "https://gallerieditalia.com/en/vicenza/exhibitions-and-initiatives/exhibitions/2026/04/30/giorgia-lupi-data-humanism-in-vicenza/" ] }, { "id": "garden-museum-signage-environmental-graphics", "name": "Signage & Environmental Graphics", "venue": "garden-museum-london", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "London's Garden Museum, housed in a converted historic church in Lambeth, reopened in 2017 with a permanent signage and environmental graphics system designed by Pentagram.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.pentagram.com/work/garden-museum" ] }, { "id": "garment-district-big-button-sculpture", "name": "Big Button Sculpture", "venue": "garment-district-nyc", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "uap-urban-art-projects", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Sculpture design development and fabrication team lead", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "technical-artistry", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A large-scale sculpture of a button, marking New York's Garment District at 7th Avenue and 39th Street, unveiled February 16, 2023; fabrication by UAP, lighting design by Technical Artistry, concept by Local Projects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archpaper.com/", "https://www.uapcompany.com/" ] }, { "id": "garrett-park-interwoven", "name": "Interwoven", "venue": "garrett-park-baltimore", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "dichroic panels", "epoxy-coated ground mural" ], "summary": "Interwoven, a reflective community gathering installation at Garrett Park in the Brooklyn neighborhood of South Baltimore, MD, was completed in June 2024 by The Urban Conga with the Greater Baybrook Alliance through neighborhood co-design workshops.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://architecturelist.com/interwoven-community-driven-space-in-south-baltimore/", "https://www.adfwebmagazine.jp/en/architect/interwoven-a-community-space-in-brooklyn-ny-by-the-urban-conga/", "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/interwoven" ] }, { "id": "gates-discovery-center-20th-anniversary", "name": "Gates Foundation 20th Anniversary Installation", "venue": "gates-discovery-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pacific-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "imagine-visual-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "credited as Imagine Visual Services", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed an installation, completed in 2020, at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Discovery Center celebrating the Foundation's 20th anniversary, featuring five commissioned artworks and large-scale translucent facade graphics.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/gates-foundation-20th-anniversary/" ] }, { "id": "gates-discovery-center-design-with-the-90", "name": "Design with the 90%", "venue": "gates-discovery-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pacific-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Design with the 90%, an exhibition of international design projects improving life in marginalized communities, opened at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Discovery Center in Seattle in 2019, built from sustainable and recyclable materials; it was a 2019 SEGD Global Design Awards finalist.\n", "description": "A collaboration with Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum. Project management by Jill Randerson Exhibition Management.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/design-with-the-90/" ] }, { "id": "gates-discovery-center-designing-motherhood", "name": "Designing Motherhood", "venue": "gates-discovery-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dillon-works", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "imagine-visual-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2025, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/designing-motherhood/" } ], "summary": "Designing Motherhood, a traveling exhibition on the history and design of human reproduction featuring over 200 objects, opened at the Gates Discovery Center in Seattle in February 2023 with exhibition design by Studio Matthews.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/designing-motherhood/", "https://studiomatthews.com/project/designing-motherhood/", "https://www.discovergates.org/exhibitions/designing-motherhood/" ] }, { "id": "gates-foundation-visitor-center-core-exhibits", "name": "Gates Foundation Discovery Center", "venue": "gates-discovery-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "possible-worldwide", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV systems for interactive exhibits incl. the \"Where We Work\" globe display synchronized to six monitors with news and social-feed content\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "synchronized physical/digital globe display" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2013, "source": "https://www.signshop.com/news/2013-segd-global-design-awards-connecting-people-to-place/" } ], "summary": "The Gates Foundation Discovery Center, a free public visitor center adjacent to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's Seattle campus, opened in February 2012, with architecture by Olson Kundig, media production by Possible Worldwide, and AV integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.gatesfoundation.org/ideas/media-center/press-releases/2012/02/gates-foundation-invites-public-to-explore-new-visitor-center", "https://bbinet.com/works/bill-and-melinda-gates-foundation/" ] }, { "id": "gateway-arch-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "Gateway Arch Museum", "venue": "gateway-arch-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "hayley-sharpe-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "aperture-films", "role": "content-production", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV systems incl. three large rear-projection screens emerging from the floor at the entry and a 100-screen video wall in the tram lobby\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cooper-robertson", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect (CityArchRiver renovation)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "james-carpenter-design-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "Entry architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "rear projection", "video wall" ], "summary": "The Gateway Arch Museum, a 9-gallery museum on Manifest Destiny and westward expansion beneath the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Missouri, opened in 2018 as part of the CityArchRiver renovation, with exhibit design by Hayley Sharpe Design, media production by Aperture Films, and AV integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/gateway-arch-national-park/" ] }, { "id": "ge-digital-energy-experience-center", "name": "GE Digital Energy Client Experience Center", "venue": "ge-digital-energy-canadian-hq", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "diversified", "role": "av-integration", "note": "58-foot curved video wall (175 tiles) demonstrating GE Grid IQ technologies", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "large-format video wall" ], "summary": "A client experience center at GE Digital Energy's Canadian headquarters in Markham, Ontario, opened around 2014 with AV integration by Diversified around a then-record 58-foot curved video wall demonstrating GE's Grid IQ energy technologies to visiting clients and partners.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://onediversified.com/case-study/immersive-visually-dynamic-client-experience-center", "https://www.ravepubs.com/ge-digital-video-wall/", "https://blog.prysm.com/customers/stories/ge/index.html" ] }, { "id": "genesis-house-manifesting-marilyn", "name": "Manifesting Marilyn: The Making of an Icon", "venue": "genesis-house", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "matte-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Prime, exhibition design and production", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sitara-systems", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation", "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Creative technology to Matte Projects (prime): a screened, room-scale participatory wish-wall and a four-phone archival audio installation, run for nine weeks via Sitara's operations platform. An AI content-moderation model screens each visitor-drawn submission in real time to gate what appears on the shared wall.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "Interactive Installation", "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "gesture/drawing-driven wall projection", "AI content-moderation of visitor submissions", "archival audio triggers" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation", "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "\"Manifesting Marilyn: The Making of an Icon,\" a Marilyn Monroe centennial exhibition at Genesis House in New York, opened in 2026 for a nine-week run, produced by Matte Projects with Sitara Systems as creative-technology partner.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eventmarketer.com/article/manifesting-marilyn-genesis-house/", "https://www.licenseglobal.com/celebrity/genesis-house-debuts-marilyn-monroe-immersive-experience", "https://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/415574/genesis-house-presents-marilyn-monroe-exhibit.html", "https://news.designrush.com/genesis-house-matte-projects-manifesting-marilyn-exhibition", "https://www.sitara.systems/genesis-manifesting-marilyn/" ] }, { "id": "geodis-park-core", "name": "GEODIS Park", "venue": "geodis-park", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "populous", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hastings", "role": "architecture", "note": "Co-architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "GEODIS Park in Nashville, TN, the largest soccer-specific stadium in the United States, opened 2022; architecture by Populous with Nashville-based co-architect Hastings.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dezeen.com/", "https://www.archpaper.com/" ] }, { "id": "george-w-bush-presidential-center-core-exhibits", "name": "George W. Bush Presidential Center Core Exhibits", "venue": "george-w-bush-presidential-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-prd-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "robert-a-m-stern-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The George W. Bush Presidential Center, a new building on the Southern Methodist University campus in Dallas, Texas, opened to the public May 1, 2013, with exhibit master planning and design by The PRD Group and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://theprdgroup.com/project/george-w-bush-presidential-center/", "https://d-and-p.com/presidential-museums" ] }, { "id": "georgia-aquarium-att-dolphin-tales", "name": "AT&T Dolphin Tales", "venue": "georgia-aquarium", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "wowworks", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "WOW!Works, entertainment design and production", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Show AV design, supply, and installation; also designed AV for the dolphin gallery lobby", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "edge-blended projection", "surround sound" ], "summary": "AT&T Dolphin Tales, a 25-minute live entertainment show staged in a new 1,800-seat auditorium at the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, opened November 2011; WOW!Works produced the show and Electrosonic designed, supplied, and installed its audio and video systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.livedesignonline.com/electrosonic-dives-into-at-t-dolphin-tales-live-entertainment-project-for-georgia-aquarium", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/at-t-dolphin-tales-at-georgia-aquarium" ] }, { "id": "georgia-aquarium-original-building", "name": "Georgia Aquarium", "venue": "georgia-aquarium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "tvsdesign", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Conceptualized, designed, and supervised construction of all aquaria, animal exhibits, and interpretives", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "large-format viewing windows" ], "summary": "The Georgia Aquarium, a 550,000-square-foot, $250 million aquarium in Atlanta, Georgia, opened November 23, 2005, as the world's largest aquarium at the time; architecture by TVS (Thompson, Ventulett, Stainback & Associates), exhibit design by PGAV Destinations, and lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "The original aquarium building includes seven galleries of immersive aquatic habitats, anchored by the Ocean Voyager gallery's viewing window (25 feet high by 65 feet long, among the largest in the world at opening). PGAV Destinations designed and supervised construction of all aquaria, animal exhibits, and interpretive elements across the facility.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.tvsdesign.com/projects/project-detail/georgia-aquarium/", "https://pgavdestinations.com/project/georgia-aquarium/", "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/georgia-aquarium/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_Aquarium" ] }, { "id": "georgia-aquarium-sharks-predators-of-the-deep", "name": "Sharks! Predators of the Deep", "venue": "georgia-aquarium", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "prosound", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Sharks! Predators of the Deep,\" a new gallery at the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, opened October 23, 2020, with architecture and exhibit design by PGAV Destinations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://pgavdestinations.com/project/sharks-predators-of-the-deep-georgia-aquarium/" ] }, { "id": "georgia-tech-crosland-tower-chandelier", "name": "Crosland Tower Library Reading Room Chandelier", "venue": "georgia-tech-crosland-tower", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Programmed the volumetric light shows across the chandelier's 324 individual pendants (each with six double-sided LED boards) and a custom daily schedule", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED", "volumetric lighting" ], "summary": "A 8 ft by 80 ft by 10 ft volumetric LED chandelier art piece in the Crosland Tower library reading room at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, completed in 2018, conceived with public artist Derek Porter and lit and programmed by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "The chandelier connects the physical architecture of two library buildings and serves as a gathering hub for students and faculty; Eos Lightmedia programmed slow, mesmerizing volumetric light sequences that morph on a custom daily schedule, with an intent for the shows to eventually be replaced by student-driven data visualizations. Public artist Derek Porter conceived the piece (individual credit, not recorded as a firm per this index's firms-and-projects-only scope). Client of record on Eos's own project page is listed as \"Lumid\"; role unclear from public sources, not recorded as a credit.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/115" ] }, { "id": "gerald-r-ford-presidential-museum-devos-learning-center", "name": "Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum Renovation and DeVos Learning Center", "venue": "gerald-r-ford-presidential-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "xibitz", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "multimedia simulation" ], "summary": "An eight-month, multimillion-dollar renovation of the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan, reopened June 7, 2016, adding a new 8,000-square-foot DeVos Learning Center and redesigned permanent exhibits on the life and legacy of President and Mrs. Ford; exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, fabrication by Xibitz.\n", "description": "The $13 million project (of which $8 million funded the new DeVos Learning Center) included new technology-based exhibits such as a multimedia simulation of the 1944 USS Monterey typhoon Ford survived as a young naval officer, developed in coordination with the National Archives and Records Administration, which operates the museum.\n", "sources": [ "https://rapidgrowthmedia.com/020416geraldrfordmuseum-renovation/", "https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/michigan/2016/05/19/new-day-gerald-ford-museum/84637000/", "https://xibitz.com/gerald-r-ford-presidential-museum/" ] }, { "id": "getty-center-galleries-lighting", "name": "Painting Galleries Lighting", "venue": "getty-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1997, "credits": [ { "firm": "richard-meier-and-partners-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Painting galleries lit without electric light", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Getty Center in Los Angeles, designed by Richard Meier and Partners Architects, opened 1997; painting-gallery lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/the-getty-center/" ] }, { "id": "getty-center-modernization", "name": "Campus Modernization / Entry Experience", "venue": "getty-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "status": "announced", "year_expected": 2028, "credits": [ { "firm": "gehry-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": "Lower tram station and arrival plaza design, including a parametric glass canopy", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "why-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Welcome Hall renovation, wayfinding/orientation, cafe and retail", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "olin", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Getty Center announced a campus-wide modernization in May 2026 led by Gehry Partners (arrival plaza and tram station), WHY Architecture (Welcome Hall renovation and wayfinding), and OLIN (landscape), with a roughly year-long closure beginning March 2027 and reopening targeted ahead of the 2028 Summer Olympics.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.getty.edu", "https://www.archpaper.com", "https://www.designboom.com", "https://www.dezeen.com" ] }, { "id": "gettysburg-national-military-park-museum-and-visitor-center-core-exhibits", "name": "Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center", "venue": "gettysburg-national-military-park-museum-and-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive media suite spanning battle maps, monument locators, a resource room, and family-oriented activities\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cooper-robertson", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Multi-media cyclorama show lighting", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Signature introductory film (\"A New Birth of Freedom,\" narrated by Morgan Freeman), the Cyclorama sound-and-light show, seven mini theaters, two audio programs, and a video overview of the park.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touch-screen maps", "motion graphics", "database-driven resource kiosks" ], "summary": "The Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center, a new 139,000 sq ft facility in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, opened April 14, 2008; exhibit design was by Gallagher & Associates, architecture by Cooper, Robertson & Partners, and Second Story designed the interactive media suite including battle maps, monument locators, and a visitor resource room.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gettysburg_Museum_and_Visitor_Center", "https://www.gallagherdesign.com/projects/gettysburg-national-military-park-and-visitor-center/", "https://2s-archive.rzrfs.com/work/gettysburg-national-military-park-museum-and-visitor-center" ] }, { "id": "gibbes-museum-of-art-renovation", "name": "Building Renovation and Expansion", "venue": "gibbes-museum-of-art", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "evans-and-schmidt-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Gibbes Museum of Art's historic 1905 Beaux-Arts building in Charleston, South Carolina reopened May 28, 2016 after a $14 million, two-year renovation designed by Evans & Schmidt Architects, with lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design across the galleries, classrooms, and artist studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.traditionalbuilding.com/projects/souths-oldest-art-museum-building", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=134" ] }, { "id": "gichi-ziibi-center-for-the-arts-core", "name": "Gichi-ziibi Center for the Arts", "venue": "gichi-ziibi-center-for-the-arts", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "widseth", "role": "architecture", "note": "architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "theatre planning, adjustable acoustic system, orchestra pit and pit cover, rigging, curtains, stage lighting, architectural lighting, and integrated lighting control system\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "peterson-av-consulting", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV systems consulting/design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "adjustable acoustic shell", "motorized rigging / power-assist fly system", "integrated stage and architectural lighting control" ], "summary": "The Gichi-ziibi Center for the Arts, a 1,200-seat proscenium performing arts center attached to Brainerd High School in Brainerd, Minnesota, opened May 26, 2021, designed by architect of record Widseth with theatre planning and lighting design by Schuler Shook and AV systems consulting by Peterson AV Consulting.\n", "description": "Funded by Brainerd Public Schools' 2018 bonding referendum, the center fulfilled a decades-old vision dating to the high school's original 1960s construction. It houses a 1,200-seat proscenium theatre with an adjustable acoustic shell and ceiling clouds, an expanded orchestra pit and pit cover, a flexible black-box \"Studio Stage,\" music ensemble and practice rooms, dressing rooms, and a scene shop. Community stakeholder Lakes Area Music Festival, which stages professional symphonic, chamber, ballet, and opera performances in the space, prompted taxpayer-approved features (expanded orchestra pit, adjustable acoustics) beyond a typical high school auditorium. Acoustical engineering was provided by Kvernstoen, Ronnholm & Associates. The venue is named \"Gichi-ziibi\" (Ojibwe for \"big river,\" a name for the Mississippi River), acknowledging the region's Indigenous history.\n", "sources": [ "https://schulershook.com/projects/brainerd-high-school", "https://widseth.com/performing-arts-center-design-for-brainerd-and-pillager-school-districts/", "https://www.wengercorp.com/projectprofiles/gichi-ziibi-center-for-the-arts/", "https://www.brainerddispatch.com/news/gichi-ziibi-now-open-new-arts-center-represents-community-partnerships-celebrates-native-history" ] }, { "id": "gillette-stadium-player-tunnel-experience", "name": "Player Tunnel Experience", "venue": "gillette-stadium", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Design, installation, and integration of the tunnel lighting system", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Double-sided interchangeable banner graphics for shared Patriots/Revolution use", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "programmable LED lighting" ], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations designed and installed a 130-foot player tunnel lighting experience at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, completed fall 2023, featuring a Traxon e:cue-controlled system of 180 lights in six rows symbolizing the New England Patriots' six championships, with interchangeable banners for the stadium's two tenant teams.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/work/gillette-stadium-player-tunnel-experience", "https://na.traxon-ecue.com/project/gillette-stadium/", "https://www.patriots.com/news/gillette-stadium-offers-update-on-stadium-renovations-new-fan-experiences-for-20", "https://www.thestadiumbusiness.com/2023/07/12/gillette-stadium-lifts-lid-on-250m-renovation-project/" ] }, { "id": "glass-lab-portland-egd", "name": "The Glass Lab — Brand Identity, Signage & Wayfinding", "venue": "the-glass-lab-portland", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "tryba-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Adaptive reuse of a 46,000 sq ft former glass factory into a creative-office hub", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tryba-architects", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Brand identity, signage, and wayfinding system, incl. a large exterior supergraphic", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tube-art-group", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Signage fabrication and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "large-format supergraphics", "environmental signage" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2021, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/the-glass-lab/" } ], "summary": "The Glass Lab, an adaptive reuse of a former Morehouse Glass Company factory into a creative-office building, opened November 2019 in Portland, Oregon's Innovation Quadrant, with architecture and environmental graphics by Tryba Architects.\n", "description": "Tryba Architects preserved original industrial elements — two overhead cranes and etched-glass features — while introducing a brand identity, signage system, and large exterior supergraphic that reference the site's history as the Morehouse Glass Company. The project won a 2021 SEGD Global Design Award Merit Award in the Placemaking and Identity category.\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/the-glass-lab/", "https://www.trybaarchitects.com/news/tryba-architects-completes-the-glass-lab-in-portland" ] }, { "id": "glazer-childrens-museum-dream-it-be-it", "name": "Dream It Be It", "venue": "glazer-childrens-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Interactive mural design/build; illustration by Sebastian Coolidge.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touch sensor sound-triggered mural" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Dream It Be It, an interactive touch-sensitive mural at the Glazer Children's Museum in Tampa, FL, was installed in 2016 by The Urban Conga with illustrator Sebastian Coolidge.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/dream-it-be-it" ] }, { "id": "glenville-cleveland-shifting-totems", "name": "Shifting Totems", "venue": "glenville-park-cleveland", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Shifting Totems, three rotating aluminum totems spelling out community words along a park walkway in Cleveland's Glenville neighborhood, was installed in 2019 by The Urban Conga for the City of Cleveland through community design workshops.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/shifting-totems" ] }, { "id": "globe-life-field-core", "name": "Globe Life Field", "venue": "globe-life-field", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "hks", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "vlk-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Associate architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Globe Life Field, the Texas Rangers' retractable-roof ballpark in Arlington, Texas, opened for the first regular-season game July 24, 2020; architecture by HKS with VLK Architects as associate architect.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Globe_Life_Field", "https://www.hksinc.com/what-we-do/projects/globe-life-field/" ] }, { "id": "google-9th-avenue-office-flowers", "name": "Flowers", "venue": "google-9th-avenue-office", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "deeplocal", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Design, engineering, and fabrication of the kinetic installation and its real-time sensing/machine-learning control software. .\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "kinetic sculpture", "real-time sensing", "machine learning" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics", "interactive-installation", "artificial-intelligence" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Communication Arts Interactive Awards — Environmental Winner / Best-in-Show", "year": 2022, "source": "https://www.commarts.com/project/35129/google-flowers" } ], "summary": "Flowers, a kinetic installation of 160 electromechanical flowers suspended in Google's 9th Avenue office lobby in New York City, was completed in December 2021 by Deeplocal; it was named Environmental category winner and Best-in-Show at Communication Arts' 2023 Interactive competition.\n", "description": "The 160 flowers bloom in stages as visitors move through the lobby below, using real-time sensing and machine learning (Grasshopper/Python for algorithmic layout, openCV/PoseNet for gesture recognition) to react to movement; at night, choreography is instead cued by pedestrians visible from the street. The flowers are fabricated from powder-coated metal and printed Tyvek.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.deeplocal.com/google-flowers", "https://segd.org/projects/google-flowers/", "https://www.deeplocal.com/news-deeplocal-wins-communication-arts-interactive", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2023%20IA%20Shortlist.pdf" ] }, { "id": "google-brandlab-new-york-upgrade", "name": "Google BrandLab New York", "venue": "google-brandlab-new-york", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "tait", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Technical, lighting, and audio design plus custom exterior projection mapping; originally conceived by Thinkwell Group, now part of TAIT", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping" ], "summary": "Google BrandLab New York, a permanent education and workshop hub for visiting clients and partners where Google works with marketers and agencies, was upgraded in 2019 with technical, lighting, and audio design plus custom exterior projection mapping by TAIT (via its Thinkwell Group unit).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.taittowers.com/work/google-brandlab-new-york" ] }, { "id": "google-chelsea-nyc-rising-together", "name": "Rising Together: The Black Experience with Police in America", "venue": "google-chelsea-nyc", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "canal-sound-and-light", "role": "av-integration", "note": "lighting and audiovisual", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "printed birch plywood panels", "audio stations" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award", "year": 2020, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/rising-together-black-experience-police-america/" } ], "summary": "Rising Together: The Black Experience with Police in America, an immersive exhibition on the Black American experience with policing produced for Google, opened at Google's Chelsea office in New York City in February 2019, designed by Isometric Studio; it received a 2020 SEGD Global Design Award Honor Award in the Exhibition category.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/rising-together-black-experience-police-america/", "https://fontsinuse.com/uses/34102/rising-together-the-black-experience-with-pol" ] }, { "id": "google-grove-experience-center-core", "name": "The Grove, Google Experience Center", "venue": "google-grove-experience-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "tait", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Credited as \"produced by Thinkwell, now tait\"; concept and design of the corporate briefing center across thirteen spaces", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tait", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Facility integration, engineering, fabrication, installation, programming, and commissioning of AV technology across thirteen spaces", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media", "environmental storytelling" ], "summary": "The Grove, a corporate briefing center for Google in Redwood City, California, opened in 2018, designed by TAIT (via its Thinkwell Group studio) in partnership with Google's Experience Studio team, with AV integration across thirteen spaces by Electrosonic; the space is themed around the nearby coastal redwood forests and won a 2020 World-Class Center Award from the Association of Briefing Program Managers.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.taittowers.com/work/google-the-grove-experience-center", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/the-grove-google-experience-center" ] }, { "id": "google-kirkland-campus-wayfinding", "name": "Wayfinding", "venue": "google-kirkland-campus", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "trademarx", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award, Wayfinding", "year": 2017, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/google-wayfinding/" } ], "summary": "A wayfinding system for Google's Kirkland, WA campus, completed 2016; architecture by DLR Group, graphics and wayfinding by Studio Matthews, fabrication by Trademarx.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/" ] }, { "id": "google-nyc-anypixel-wall-core", "name": "AnyPixel Wall", "venue": "google-nyc-anypixel-wall", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "deeplocal", "role": "media-design", "note": "5,880-arcade-button interactive wall — firm's other candidate credits (LinkedIn London Experience Center, out of scope; Google Cloud Space Silicon Valley, no sourceable completion year) didn't clear the bar", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "\"AnyPixel,\" a 5,880-arcade-button interactive wall at Google's NYC office (111 8th Ave), installed 2016; design by Deeplocal, per Communication Arts and SEGD's independent coverage.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.commarts.com/project/29216/anypixel", "https://segd.org/projects/anypixeljs/" ] }, { "id": "gordon-library-wpi-profiles-in-innovation", "name": "Profiles in Innovation", "venue": "gordon-library-wpi", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "aries-custom-works", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "advanced-imaging", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Graphic fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Profiles in Innovation, a display exhibit at Worcester Polytechnic Institute's George C. Gordon Library in Worcester, Massachusetts, celebrating WPI alumni including rocketry pioneer Robert Goddard and aerodynamicist Richard Whitcomb, opened in 2012 with exhibit design by Proun Design.\n", "description": "The exhibit features display cases with models and personal artifacts from featured alumni, plus a changing-exhibit component for current subjects.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/science/profiles-in-innovation" ] }, { "id": "gothenburg-view-observation-deck", "name": "Gothenburg View Observation Deck", "venue": "karlatornet", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "som", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "entasis", "role": "architecture", "note": "collaborating architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Gothenburg View, the observation deck atop Karlatornet in Gothenburg, Sweden, opened June 2026; SOM won the tower's 2014 international design competition, with Copenhagen firm Entasis as collaborating architect. The deck includes a cantilevered glass viewing platform, a glass-bottom balcony, and exhibitions on the tower's construction and the city's skyline.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.som.com/projects/karlatornet/", "https://www.lindholmeninnovationdistrict.se/en/news/gothenburg-view-opens-karlatornet" ] }, { "id": "government-house-st-augustine-first-colony", "name": "First Colony: Our Spanish Origins", "venue": "government-house-st-augustine", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "touch tables", "tablets", "QR codes" ], "summary": "\"First Colony: Our Spanish Origins,\" a bilingual exhibition on the first floor of Government House in St. Augustine, Florida, opened in 2013 as part of a $1.2 million renovation of the historic building, produced by the Florida Museum of Natural History and UF Historic St. Augustine, Inc. with exhibit design by HealyKohler Design.\n", "description": "The exhibit uses a film, touch tables, tablets, QR codes, and a create-your-own-collage feature to tell the story of St. Augustine's 1565 Spanish founding, timed to coincide with preparations for Florida's 500th anniversary of Ponce de Leon's arrival. Colonial-era finishes and installation techniques were used to minimize impact on the historic fabric of the building.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/government-house/", "https://archive.news.ufl.edu/articles/2013/03/uf-historic-st-augustine-welcomes-new-historic-attraction.html" ] }, { "id": "graceland-mobile-tour", "name": "Graceland Mobile Tour", "venue": "graceland", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "media-design", "note": "iPad tour app with iBeacon-based location content", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "iPad app", "iBeacon", "QuickTime VR panoramas", "augmented reality" ], "summary": "The Graceland Mobile Tour, an iBeacon-enabled iPad guided-tour app for Elvis Presley's Graceland mansion, launched in Memphis, Tennessee during Elvis Week in August 2014; developed and designed by Unified Field.\n", "description": "The app delivers location-based audio, video, and archival photo content as visitors move through the mansion and grounds, including 360-degree panoramic views of normally restricted rooms, an augmented-reality \"Elvis Photobomb\" camera tool, and trivia. Content is available in nine languages and narrated by John Stamos.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.unifiedfield.com/projects/graceland", "https://www.graceland.com/elvis-news/posts/all-new-interactive-ipad-tour-revolutionizes-guest-experience-at-elvis-presleys-graceland", "https://betterfutureawards.com/NYC15/project.asp?ID=13786" ] }, { "id": "grammy-museum-la-live-core-exhibits", "name": "GRAMMY Museum", "venue": "grammy-museum-la-live", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "Entrance media wall of 30 years of GRAMMY performances and eight interactive audio production suites\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "media wall", "interactive audio production stations", "touch interfaces" ], "summary": "The GRAMMY Museum, a permanent museum within the L.A. Live entertainment complex in downtown Los Angeles, opened December 6, 2008; exhibit design was by Gallagher & Associates, with Second Story designing an entrance media wall and eight interactive audio production suites.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grammy_Museum_at_L.A._Live", "https://www.commarts.com/exhibit/the-grammy-museum-exhibition-design", "https://2s-archive.rzrfs.com/work/grammys-museum", "https://d-and-p.com/human-history" ] }, { "id": "grammy-museum-mississippi-exhibition", "name": "GRAMMY Museum Mississippi", "venue": "grammy-museum-mississippi", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dale-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mode-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media" ], "summary": "GRAMMY Museum Mississippi, the only official GRAMMY museum outside Los Angeles, opened in 2016 in Cleveland, Mississippi, with content development and exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/grammy-mississippi/" ] }, { "id": "grand-central-storycorps-booth", "name": "StoryCorps Story Booth", "venue": "grand-central-terminal", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2003, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Lead interaction design; defined the interview process/rituals", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mesh-architectures", "role": "architecture", "note": "With MASdesign; physical booth design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The original StoryCorps Story Booth in Grand Central Terminal, opened October 23, 2003 (moved to Foley Square July 2005); interaction design by Local Projects, booth design by MASdesign + MESH Architectures.\n", "description": "This original commission's interaction design later became the template for StoryCorps' national booth rollout; recorded here as the original bespoke build, not the subsequent replicated instances.\n", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StoryCorps", "https://www.npr.org/", "https://storycorps.org/" ] }, { "id": "grand-ole-opry-house-circle-room", "name": "The Circle Room", "venue": "grand-ole-opry-house", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "content-production", "note": "Conceived, designed, and produced the Circle Room and Lobby experiences and the 11-minute immersive film hosted by Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "nyxdesign", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Lighting design, ~400 fixtures", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "clearwing-systems-integration", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Lighting fixture supply and systems integration", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection on string curtains", "23.1 surround sound", "reconfigurable theater/event space" ], "summary": "The Circle Room, a custom-built theater and reconfigurable event space that opens the Grand Ole Opry House backstage tour in Nashville, Tennessee, debuted in July 2019, designed and produced by BRC Imagination Arts as the capstone of a $12 million Opry House expansion.\n", "description": "The 11-minute immersive film, hosted by Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood, introduces guests to the Opry's history before the space reconfigures into a VIP lounge and event venue.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.brcweb.com/project/the-circle-room-at-the-grand-ole-opry/", "https://www.livedesignonline.com/special-report/circle-room-immerses-guests-history-grand-ole-opry", "https://musicrow.com/2019/07/grand-ole-opry-reveals-new-immersive-film-custom-built-theater/" ] }, { "id": "grand-teton-craig-thomas-discovery-center-core", "name": "Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center", "venue": "grand-teton-craig-thomas-discovery-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bohlin-cywinski-jackson", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "technical-artistry", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center at Grand Teton National Park, Moose, WY, opened 2007; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, architecture by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/", "https://www.archdaily.com/" ] }, { "id": "grandfather-mountain-wilson-center-for-nature-discovery", "name": "Wilson Center for Nature Discovery", "venue": "grandfather-mountain", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "coffey-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Wilson Center for Nature Discovery at Grandfather Mountain, NC, opened July 1, 2022; exhibit design by PGAV Destinations, fabrication by Art Guild, Inc., architecture by Coffey Architecture of Boone, NC.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.ourstate.com/" ] }, { "id": "granoff-center-core", "name": "Perry and Marty Granoff Center for the Creative Arts", "venue": "granoff-center-for-the-creative-arts", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-dachs-associates", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Perry and Marty Granoff Center for the Creative Arts at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, opened 2011; architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/the-perry-and-marty-granoff-center-for-the-creative-arts", "https://arts.brown.edu/spaces/granoff-center" ] }, { "id": "grantley-adams-international-airport-concorde-experience", "name": "The Concorde Experience", "venue": "grantley-adams-international-airport", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "science-north", "role": "content-production", "note": "Sound/light show production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "sound and light show" ], "summary": "The Concorde Experience, a visitor exhibition around a retired Concorde aircraft at Grantley Adams International Airport in Christ Church, Barbados, opened 2007, with exhibition design by Reich+Petch and a sound/light show produced by Science North.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com" ] }, { "id": "gray-fossil-site-visitor-center", "name": "Visitor Center", "venue": "gray-fossil-site-and-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The visitor center and museum at the Gray Fossil Site, operated by East Tennessee State University near Gray, Tennessee, opened 2007; exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, fabrication by Explus.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.explusinc.com/portfolio.html", "https://www.etsu.edu/naturalhistorymuseum/" ] }, { "id": "great-lakes-museum-ss-keewatin-gallery", "name": "S.S. Keewatin Gallery: Last of the Edwardian Passenger Liners", "venue": "great-lakes-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Also developed a 10-year interpretive master plan for the museum.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The S.S. Keewatin Gallery, a 1,450-square-foot permanent exhibit on the Edwardian-era passenger liner S.S. Keewatin and the Canadian Pacific Railway's Great Lakes steamship service, opened in 2024 at the Great Lakes Museum in Kingston, Ontario, with exhibit design and interpretive planning by Reich+Petch.\n", "description": "The gallery recreates the ship's deck using vintage design elements from CPR's historical marketing materials; the S.S. Keewatin itself, launched in Scotland in 1907, is berthed at the museum's site.\n", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/s-s-keewatin-gallery/", "https://www.visitkingston.ca/stories/s-s-keewatin-visit-the-last-remaining-edwardian-era-passenger-liner-at-kingstons-great-lakes-museum/" ] }, { "id": "great-lakes-science-center-mission-to-stem", "name": "Mission to STEM", "venue": "great-lakes-science-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Mobile app guiding visitors through the NASA Glenn Visitor Center with AR challenges", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "mobile app", "augmented reality" ], "summary": "Mission to STEM, an AI-guided mobile app for the NASA Glenn Visitor Center at the Great Lakes Science Center in Cleveland, launched in 2017; RLMG designed the app with Chicago Scenic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/mission-to-stem" ] }, { "id": "great-lakes-science-center-nasa-glenn-visitor-center", "name": "NASA Glenn Visitor Center", "venue": "great-lakes-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "16 media installations incl. motion-sensor 16-foot interactive floor projection", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bowen-technovation", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "motion-sensor floor projection" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The NASA Glenn Visitor Center, a renovated NASA visitor center within the Great Lakes Science Center in Cleveland, opened in 2013; RLMG designed 16 media installations including a motion-sensing interactive floor, with AV integration by Bowen Technovation and fabrication by Chicago Scenic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/nasa-glenn-visitor-center" ] }, { "id": "great-river-childrens-museum-exhibits", "name": "Great River Children's Museum", "venue": "great-river-childrens-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "glt-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "haizlip-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "native-skywatchers-design-studio", "role": "media-design", "note": "animation and constellation visualization for the Headwaters exhibit", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive water table", "animation" ], "summary": "Great River Children's Museum, a 31,000-sq-ft children's museum created by merging three historic buildings (including the former Liberty Bank building) in downtown St. Cloud, Minnesota, opened June 10, 2025; architecture by GLT Architects, exhibit design by Haizlip Studios and Split Rock Studios, fabrication by Split Rock Studios, and media design for the Headwaters exhibit by Native Skywatchers Design Studio.\n", "description": "The museum's eight interactive exhibit areas include Headwaters (a Mississippi River immersion space), Climber to the Clouds (a three-story weather-themed atrium), Community Connections, an Everyday Engineering tinker workspace, and a 35-foot Great Big River water table.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.startribune.com/st-cloud-minnesota-new-great-river-childrens-museum-grand-opening-this-weekend/601371032", "https://www.gltarchitects.com/great-river-childrens-museum/", "https://splitrockstudios.com/great-river-childrens-museum/" ] }, { "id": "great-wolf-lodge-perryville-legend-of-luna", "name": "The Legend of Luna: A Great Wolf Story", "venue": "great-wolf-lodge-perryville", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "media-design", "note": "Created and developed the immersive lobby show", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "nyxdesign", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Lighting design for the lodge lobby and consultation on the generative media system", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "clearwing-systems-integration", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Technical design and systems integration", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "techmdinc", "role": "content-production", "note": "Audio, video, and show programming, in collaboration with BRC Imagination Arts", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "generative media system", "automated lighting", "haze/atmospheric effects" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement — Immersive Show/Hotel Lobby Transformation (Limited Budget)", "year": 2025, "source": "https://www.teaconnect.org/news/31st-annual-thea-award-winners-announced-themed-entertainment-association" } ], "summary": "The Legend of Luna, an immersive lobby show at Great Wolf Lodge Perryville in Perryville, Maryland, debuted in November 2024, created by BRC Imagination Arts with lighting and media design by NYXdesign, systems integration by Clearwing Systems Integration, and audio/video/show programming by TechMDinc.\n", "description": "Winner of the 2025 Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement, Immersive Show/Hotel Lobby Transformation (Limited Budget), from the Themed Entertainment Association.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.teaconnect.org/news/31st-annual-thea-award-winners-announced-themed-entertainment-association", "https://plsn.com/featured/great-wolf-lodge-debuts-the-legend-of-luna-immersive-attraction-supported-by-ayrton-lighting-fixtures-and-mdg-hazer/", "https://www.brcweb.com/project/the-legend-of-luna-at-great-wolf-lodge-perryville/", "https://www.earsupdesign.com/legend-of-luna-at-great-wolf-lodge" ] }, { "id": "greater-whittier-lgbtq-center-core", "name": "Greater Whittier LGBTQ+ Community Center", "venue": "greater-whittier-lgbtq-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exterior/interior Pride-color mural (tribute to Bayard Rustin, James Baldwin, Frida Kahlo, Marsha P. Johnson, Harvey Milk), branding/logo, and room naming after California LGBTQ+ public figures.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "acoustics", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "MUSE Creative Awards — Gold, Experiential & Immersive: Diversity & Inclusion", "year": 2025, "source": "https://www.dlrgroup.com/award/2025-muse-creative-awards-gold-award/" } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "DLR Group provided architecture, interiors, and experiential graphic design — including a Pride-themed mural, branding, and room-naming program honoring LGBTQ+ figures — for the Greater Whittier LGBTQ+ Community Center, a 2,600 sq ft adaptive reuse of a 1960s-era LA County Probation office in Whittier, California, that opened in fall 2024.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/greater-whittier-lgbtq-center/", "https://www.dlrgroup.com/idea/community-centered-design-whittier-lgbtq/", "https://hahn.lacounty.gov/hahn-celebrates-anniversary-of-historic-opening-of-whittier-lgbtq-community-center/" ] }, { "id": "green-bay-packers-hall-of-fame-core-exhibits", "name": "Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame", "venue": "green-bay-packers-hall-of-fame", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "rockwell-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV systems with a central content-management system, incl. a recreation of the 1967 \"Ice Bowl\" game and a blended multi-projection celebration of Packers championships; technology refresh in 2015\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "note": "1220 Exhibits' own portfolio dates its display-case fabrication scope to August 2015, ahead of this record's 2016 technology-refresh date — both plausibly describe the same overall Hall of Fame renovation rolled out across 2015-2016, not independently confirmed as a single phase vs. two.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "blended multi-projection", "content management system" ], "summary": "The Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin, was renovated with a technology refresh completed in 2016, with exhibit design by Rockwell Group, media production by Batwin and Robin, and AV integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/green-bay-packers-hall-of-fame/" ] }, { "id": "green-house-at-green-wood-identity", "name": "The Green-House at Green-Wood — Identity and Signage", "venue": "green-house-at-green-wood", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "architecture-research-office", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design of the new education and welcome center, built around the restored 1895 Weir Greenhouse.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Visual identity and signage system for Green-Wood Cemetery and its new visitor center, including wordmark, wayfinding, and digital kiosks for locating burial sites. Led by partner Abbott Miller.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "digital kiosks" ], "summary": "The Green-House at Green-Wood, a new education and welcome center at Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn built around the restored 1895 Weir Greenhouse, opened April 2026 with architecture by Architecture Research Office and a new visual identity and signage system by Pentagram.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.aro.net/green-wood-cemetery-education-and-welcome-center/", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/18147-historic-green-wood-cemetery-in-brooklyn-debuts-aro-designed-welcome-center", "https://www.pentagram.com/work/green-wood-cemetery" ] }, { "id": "greensboro-cultural-center-adaptive-reuse", "name": "Greensboro Cultural Center: Adaptive Reuse", "venue": "greensboro-cultural-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 1990, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Adaptive reuse of the former Greensboro Daily News building into the Greensboro Cultural Center, a 114,000 sq ft arts complex (including a 20,000 sq ft addition) housing galleries, theater, dance, and music studios for 25+ arts organizations in Greensboro, North Carolina, completed 1990; designed by CambridgeSeven.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/greensboro-cultural-center/", "https://www.greensboro-nc.gov/residents/explore/greensboro-cultural-center" ] }, { "id": "greenville-one-experience-clemson", "name": "Experience Clemson", "venue": "greenville-one", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "upswell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "open-studio-collective", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "HOW Design Awards", "year": 2016, "source": "https://matthewsuplee.com/work/project-three" }, { "award": "IIDA Oregon", "year": 2016, "source": "https://matthewsuplee.com/work/project-three" } ], "summary": "\"Experience Clemson,\" a welcome/brand center within the ONE Building (Greenville ONE), Greenville, SC; design by Upswell and Open Studio Collective, dated to the building's 2015 opening (Clemson News) and consistent with the design's 2016 HOW/IIDA awards. The building underwent a separate 2024 renovation not independently tied to this design credit.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://matthewsuplee.com/work/project-three" ] }, { "id": "greenwood-rising-exhibition", "name": "Greenwood Rising: Black Wall Street History Center", "venue": "greenwood-rising-black-wall-street-history-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "selser-schaefer-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Experience design and museum curation for the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commission", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "note": "Immersive journey using projection mapping, holography, and environmental media", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "loyal-kaspar", "role": "content-production", "note": "Media producer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "holography" ], "summary": "Greenwood Rising: Black Wall Street History Center, an 11,000-square-foot museum in Tulsa's Greenwood district built to mark the centennial of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, opened to the public in August 2021; architecture by Selser Schaefer Architects, with experience and media design by Local Projects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.greenwoodrising.org/", "https://localprojects.com/work/museums-attractions/greenwood-rising/", "https://www.aia.org/aia-architect/article/greenwood-risings-story-resilience", "https://www.commarts.com/project/35118/greenwood-rising-black-wall-street-history-center" ] }, { "id": "griffin-msi-007-science", "name": "007 Science: Inventing the World of Bond", "venue": "griffin-museum-of-science-and-industry", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Build-a-Bond-Car interactive stunt simulator", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "luci-creative", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication, graphic printing and production, project management, installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive simulation", "3D animation" ], "summary": "\"007 Science: Inventing the World of Bond,\" a traveling exhibition on the science behind James Bond's stunts and gadgets, opened at the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago in 2024; RLMG designed the interactive media, including a \"Build a Bond Car\" stunt simulator.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/inventing-the-world-of-bond" ] }, { "id": "griffin-msi-numbers-in-nature", "name": "Numbers in Nature: A Mirror Maze", "venue": "griffin-museum-of-science-and-industry", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "luci-creative", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lightswitch", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "LED lighting", "mirror maze" ], "summary": "\"Numbers in Nature: A Mirror Maze,\" a 7,500 sq ft permanent exhibition at the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, opened October 8, 2014; Luci Creative designed the exhibition, an 1,800 sq ft all-LED mirror maze exploring mathematical patterns in nature, with lighting design by Lightswitch and fabrication by Ravenswood Studio.\n", "description": "The exhibition was the museum's first all-LED installation, using roughly 30,000 LEDs embedded in the maze floor and shatter-resistant, prison-grade mirrors to withstand heavy daily visitor traffic. A traveling version of the exhibition later toured to other science museums, including the Museum of Science, Boston. It received Event Design Magazine's Best Museum Environment (Silver) award and an IES Illumination Award of Merit for interior lighting.\n", "sources": [ "https://lightswitch.net/work/view/numbers-in-nature", "https://ravenswoodstudio.com/project/numbers-in-nature/", "http://www.trendsetterinteriors.com/2014/11/numbers-in-nature-mirror-maze.html", "https://www.lucicreative.com/project/numbers-in-nature" ] }, { "id": "griffin-msi-u-505-dive-trainer", "name": "U-505 Dive Trainer", "venue": "griffin-museum-of-science-and-industry", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "lvthn", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Creative direction and production", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "luci-creative", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "razmus-media", "role": "media-design", "note": "Gameplay programming and 3D environment design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Installation fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive simulation" ], "summary": "The U-505 Dive Trainer, an interactive submarine simulation installation at the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, opened 2022; design by LVTHN and Luci Creative, gameplay/3D environment design by Razmus Media, fabrication by Ravenswood Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://razmusmedia.com/case-studies/u-505-dive-trainer" ] }, { "id": "griffith-observatory-exhibiting-the-universe", "name": "Exhibiting the Universe", "venue": "griffith-observatory", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Designed as Chermayeff & Geismar, the firm's name prior to its C&G Partners rebrand", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited as Maltbie, Inc., selected 2004; the firm's name prior to its Kubik merger", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pfeiffer-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": "Project architect for the observatory renovation, as Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "levin-and-associates-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Associate architect for the observatory renovation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "Pepper's Ghost dioramas", "interactive kiosks" ], "summary": "Exhibiting the Universe, over 20,000 sq ft of permanent astronomy exhibits at Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, California, opened November 2, 2006 as part of the observatory's renovation and expansion, with exhibit design by C&G Partners (then Chermayeff & Geismar) and building architecture by Pfeiffer Partners (as Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates) with Levin & Associates Architects.\n", "description": "The exhibition spans the observatory's public spaces with the \"Big Picture\" (a 150-foot porcelain enamel wall bearing the largest astronomical image ever created at the time), sculptural planetary models, the Hall of the Eye with Pepper's Ghost dioramas on the history of observation, an interactive periodic table with elemental samples, a scale model of the solar system built into the sidewalk paths, and outdoor elements aligned to solstices and equinoxes.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/griffith-observatory-permanent-exhibits/", "https://griffithobservatory.org/about/observatory-history/renovation-and-expansion/renovation-and-expansion-timeline/", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/12006-griffith-observatory" ] }, { "id": "grimsby-public-library-and-art-gallery-core", "name": "Grimsby Public Library and Art Gallery", "venue": "grimsby-public-library-and-art-gallery", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "shore-tilbe-irwin-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": "Joint venture, lead per \"commissioned to\" phrasing", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Grimsby Public Library and Art Gallery, Grimsby, ON, opened 2004; architecture by a Reich+Petch/Shore Tilbe Irwin and Partners joint venture, per the library's own site and the Town of Grimsby's own site.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.grimsby.ca/" ] }, { "id": "grounds-for-sculpture-cloud-swing", "name": "Cloud Swing", "venue": "grounds-for-sculpture", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "serett-metalworks", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "oliver-construction", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "accessible/wheelchair-adaptive swing hardware" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award (Public Installation)", "year": 2024, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/cloud-swing/" } ], "summary": "Cloud Swing, an accessible public swing-set installation funded by Wellcome Trust, opened at Grounds For Sculpture in Hamilton, New Jersey, in August 2023, designed by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "The installation is a cloud-shaped, electric-blue steel canopy on tripod legs suspending two wheelchair-accessible swings and three plank swings, developed with input from disability activist Trina Hazell and INCLUDEnyc as part of Wellcome Trust's Mindscapes mental-health program. It received a 2024 SEGD Global Design Award (Public Installation).\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/cloud-swing/", "https://isometricstudio.com/cloud-swing", "https://www.groundsforsculpture.org/exhibitions/cloud-swing/", "https://design-milk.com/cloud-swing-is-good-design-providing-accessible-play-for-all/" ] }, { "id": "grounds-for-sculpture-johnson-family", "name": "That's Worth Celebrating: The Life and Work of the Johnson Family", "venue": "grounds-for-sculpture", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"That's Worth Celebrating: The Life and Work of the Johnson Family,\" a 10,000 sq ft permanent exhibition at Grounds For Sculpture, opened 2017; exhibit design by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/thats-worth-celebrating-exhibition", "https://www.groundsforsculpture.org/exhibitions/thats-worth-celebrating-the-life-and-work-of-the-johnson-family/" ] }, { "id": "grubbs-environmental-center-core", "name": "Grubbs Environmental Center", "venue": "grubbs-environmental-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Grubbs Environmental Center, an education center at the H.L. Mooney Advanced Water Reclamation Facility in Woodbridge, Virginia (Prince William County), opened October 2015 with public self-guided tours; exhibit design by Reich+Petch, fabrication by Explus.\n", "description": "Explus's own project page states this facility is in \"Fairfax, Virginia,\" which is incorrect; independent sourcing (Prince William Water) confirms the Woodbridge, VA location used here.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.explusinc.com/portfolio.html", "https://www.pwcsa.org/" ] }, { "id": "grundfos-brookshire-water-justice", "name": "Grundfos: Water Justice", "venue": "grundfos-brookshire-headquarters", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Also credited on themxgroup.com as a collaborating creative studio on the same headquarters exhibition; exact division of labor vs. The Mx Group not independently confirmed", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-mx-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Described by its own site as the lead experiential-design partner for the headquarters exhibition", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks", "kinetic sculpture" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics" ], "summary": "Grundfos: Water Justice, a visitor exhibition at Grundfos's Water Utility global headquarters in Brookshire, Texas, opened with the headquarters' grand opening in November 2022, designed by C&G Partners in collaboration with The Mx Group.\n", "description": "The exhibition combines company history and engineering storytelling with exhibits on global water access, including \"The Weight of Water,\" which lets visitors carry a 40-pound jug to simulate a 3.5-mile water-fetching journey; a floating spiral installation of Grundfos Alpha pumps; a living plant wall; and modular demo stations along a \"little river\" floor element.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/grundfos/", "https://www.themxgroup.com/work/interactive-experiential-design-promotes-water-sustainability-for-grundfos/", "https://www.brookshiretxedc.org/business-directory-listing/grundfos" ] }, { "id": "guam-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "Guam Museum Core Exhibits", "venue": "guam-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "media-design", "note": "180-degree curved-screen theater, custom content", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "curved-screen theater" ], "summary": "The Guam Museum in Hagåtña, Guam, opened November 4, 2016; fabrication, AV integration, and media production by Group Delphi.\n", "description": "The building's architects were Andrew T. Laguaña and Enrico Cristobal (individuals, not credited under the firms-only schema). Galaide Group is sometimes cited as a design credit on Group Delphi's own materials, but independent sourcing (Guampedia, postguam.com) indicates Galaide Group was contracted to manage/operate the museum post-opening, not design it; not credited here.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.guampedia.com/guam-museum/", "https://web.archive.org/web/20210622235709/https://museums.groupdelphi.com/portfolio/guam-museum/" ] }, { "id": "guaranty-building-interpretive-center-core-exhibits", "name": "Guaranty Building Interpretive Center", "venue": "guaranty-building-interpretive-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Guaranty Building Interpretive Center, a ground-floor exhibit space inside Louis Sullivan and Dankmar Adler's landmark Guaranty (Prudential) Building in Buffalo, New York, opened in January 2017 as a gift from building owner Hodgson Russ LLP; Hadley Exhibits fabricated the exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://hodgsonruss.com/newsroom-pressrelease-6506.html", "https://www.buffalorising.com/2017/01/hodgson-russ-llp-celebrates-bicentennial-and-opening-of-the-guaranty-buildings-interpretive-center/", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/The-Guaranty-Building-Visitor-Center" ] }, { "id": "guggenheim-bilbao-building", "name": "Guggenheim Museum Bilbao Building", "venue": "guggenheim-bilbao", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1997, "credits": [ { "firm": "gehry-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "idom", "role": "architecture", "note": "Local architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, Spain, opened October 1997, designed by Gehry Partners with local architect of record IDOM.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guggenheim_Museum_Bilbao" ] }, { "id": "guggenheim-bilbao-living-architecture-gehry", "name": "in situ: Refik Anadol — Living Architecture: Gehry", "venue": "guggenheim-bilbao", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "refik-anadol-studio", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "AI-generated media work built on a large architectural model trained on the Frank Gehry archive.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "machine-learning generative media" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "\"in situ: Refik Anadol — Living Architecture: Gehry,\" a temporary exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao in Bilbao, Spain, ran from March 7 to October 19, 2025, presenting an AI media work generated from the Frank Gehry architectural archive.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.guggenheim-bilbao.eus/en/exhibitions/in-situ-refik-anadol", "https://www.artnews.com/art-news/artists/refik-anadol-guggenheim-bilbao-show-architectural-ai-1234735495/" ] }, { "id": "guggenheim-bilbao-there-was-a-war", "name": "There Was A War", "venue": "guggenheim-bilbao", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "jenny-holzer-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Artist", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hypersonic", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Kinetic design & engineering, project lead", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sitara-systems", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Technical production partner to Hypersonic, supporting the systems that run the moving, speaking sign every open hour for the run of the exhibition.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "robotic kinetic sign", "four-axis winch motor system" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics" ], "summary": "There Was A War, a four-sided kinetic LED sign by Jenny Holzer carrying 131 eyewitness accounts of Syria's civil war, was created for Holzer's 2019 retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, Spain, with kinetic design and engineering by Hypersonic and Sitara Systems as technical production partner.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.sitara.systems/there-was-a-war/" ] }, { "id": "guggenheim-museum-wright-from-within-outward", "name": "Wright: From Within Outward", "venue": "guggenheim-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Wright: From Within Outward, an exhibition of Frank Lloyd Wright drawings marking the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum's 50th anniversary, opened in New York in 2009, with exhibition design by Studio Joseph.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/wright-from-within-outward" ] }, { "id": "guide-dogs-for-the-blind-puppy-center-learning-lab", "name": "Puppy Center Learning Lab", "venue": "guide-dogs-for-the-blind", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "dreyfuss-blackford", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cinnabar", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "accessible AV captioning", "braille signage" ], "summary": "The Puppy Center Learning Lab, an educational visitor space at Guide Dogs for the Blind's national headquarters in San Rafael, California, opened in 2020 as part of the organization's $23 million Puppy Center; Dreyfuss + Blackford designed the building, with exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design and fabrication by Cinnabar.\n", "description": "A visitor-facing education space offering a window into how Guide Dogs for the Blind breeds, socializes, raises, and trains guide dogs, including viewing windows into the puppy socialization area and a \"real life\" home-like environment room. Accessibility features include high-contrast graphics with audio descriptions, braille signage, and AV captioning, and touch models depict puppies at various developmental stages.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/guide-dogs-for-the-blind/", "https://www.dreyfussblackford.com/project/guide-dogs-for-the-blind-puppy-center/", "https://patch.com/california/sanrafael/guide-dogs-blind-celebrates-new-puppy-center-marin" ] }, { "id": "gulf-of-maine-research-institute-labventure", "name": "LabVenture (Cohen Center for Interactive Learning)", "venue": "gulf-of-maine-research-institute", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "lassel-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "open-studio-collective", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Physical design execution", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "upswell", "role": "media-design", "note": "Content and technology platform design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "multi-touch collaborative tables", "4K video projection", "live biodiversity tank", "bathymetric dimensional wall map" ], "summary": "LabVenture, a hands-on marine-science learning experience for Maine middle schoolers at the Gulf of Maine Research Institute's Cohen Center for Interactive Learning in Portland, Maine, reopened in a comprehensive renovation in September 2018, with fabrication by Art Guild.\n", "description": "The renovated space uses NASA satellite data and local fishery information to teach ocean science, including multi-touch collaborative tables, 4K video projection, a renovated live biodiversity tank, and a bathymetric-inspired dimensional wall map; content and technology platform design was led by the experience-design firm Upswell.\n", "sources": [ "https://gmri.org/stories/relaunching-labventure/", "https://www.artguildinc.com/2018/09/25/interactive-exhibits-saving-maines-eco-system-one-lobstah-at-a-time/", "https://www.artguildinc.com/project/labventure-gulf-of-maine-research-institute/" ] }, { "id": "gulfquest-national-maritime-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "GulfQuest Core Exhibits", "venue": "gulfquest-national-maritime-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "monadnock-media", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media master planning, exhibit design collaboration, media experience design and production, digital interactive design and development, and technical systems oversight across the 35,000 sq ft museum, including the Port of Victory Theater, Deep Explorer virtual-submersible interactive, GulfQuest panoramic theater, Great Gulf Challenge multiplayer game, and Take the Helm simulator", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lyons-zaremba", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "GIS mapping", "multiplayer game", "simulator" ], "summary": "GulfQuest National Maritime Museum of the Gulf Coast, a 120,000 sq ft museum in Mobile, Alabama (renamed National Maritime Museum of the Gulf in 2024), opened September 26, 2015, with roughly 90 interactive exhibits; Monadnock Media produced the media and interactive experiences with exhibit design by Lyons/Zaremba Inc.\n", "description": "Installations credited to Monadnock Media include a virtual-submersible \"Deep Explorer\" interactive, a panoramic orientation theater, and a multiplayer \"Great Gulf Challenge\" game.\n", "sources": [ "https://monadnock.org/project/gulfquest", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Maritime_Museum_of_the_Gulf_of_Mexico", "https://www.watermarkarchitects.com/2016/01/gulfquest-wins-project-year/" ] }, { "id": "gun-violence-memorial-project", "name": "The Gun Violence Memorial Project", "venue": "chicago-cultural-center", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "mass-design-group", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mass-design-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "audio installation" ], "summary": "The Gun Violence Memorial Project, four glass-block \"houses\" honoring victims of gun violence, debuted at the Chicago Cultural Center September 19, 2019 as part of the Chicago Architecture Biennial before touring to other venues; design by MASS Design Group with artist Hank Willis Thomas, fabrication by Ravenswood Studio, audio installation by Sam Stubblefield.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dezeen.com/2019/10/01/gun-violence-memorial-project-chicago-architecture-biennial-mass-design-group/", "https://www.fastcompany.com/90413467/a-new-national-memorial-to-victims-of-gun-violence-makes-its-debut", "https://www.archpaper.com/2019/09/2019-chicago-architecture-biennial/" ] }, { "id": "guulabaa-place-of-koala-core", "name": "Guulabaa (Place of Koala) Visitor Experience Hub", "venue": "guulabaa-place-of-koala", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The public visitor-experience hub — elevated timber decks, an amphitheater, and connective circulation — of a koala-conservation and nature-tourism precinct in Cowarra State Forest near Port Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia, designed by Gensler and opened in stages beginning October 1, 2024.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.gensler.com/projects/guulabaa-place-of-koala", "https://good-design.org/projects/guulabaa-place-of-koala/", "https://www.forestrycorporation.com.au/about/news/guulabaa,-place-of-koala-officially-opens" ] }, { "id": "guy-v-lewis-facility-phase-2", "name": "Guy V. Lewis Development Facility Renovation (Phase II)", "venue": "tdecu-stadium", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "architecture", "note": "10,000 sq ft team-level renovation, locker room suites, recovery/wellness and nutrition spaces", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "In-house Experiential Graphic Design studio; bespoke Air Jordan-branded environment integrating Jordan Brand legacy with Houston Basketball identity, geometric wall/ceiling graphics, digital player-ID screens, and a curated \"Wall of Jordans\" sneaker display.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "MUSE Creative Awards — Gold, Experiential & Immersive", "year": 2025, "source": "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/guy-v-lewis-development-facility-renovation-phase-ii/" } ], "technologies": [ "digital signage" ], "summary": "DLR Group's architecture and in-house experiential graphic design teams completed a 10,000 sq ft renovation of the University of Houston's Guy V. Lewis Development Facility in 2024, building a bespoke Air Jordan-branded environment for the men's and women's basketball programs.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/guy-v-lewis-development-facility-renovation-phase-ii/", "https://www.si.com/college/houston/basketball/watch-houston-basketball-shows-off-guy-v-lewis-facility-renovations-before-season" ] }, { "id": "gwinnett-environmental-and-heritage-center-core", "name": "Gwinnett Environmental & Heritage Center Core Exhibits", "venue": "gwinnett-environmental-and-heritage-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "van-sickle-and-rolleri", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "exhibit-concepts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mad-systems", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Award", "year": 2006, "source": "https://www.madsystems.com" } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Gwinnett Environmental & Heritage Center, a Gwinnett County, Georgia nature and heritage facility in Buford, opened in 2006 with AV integration by MAD Systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.madsystems.com" ] }, { "id": "haida-heritage-centre-lighting-upgrade", "name": "Haida Heritage Centre Exhibit Lighting Upgrade", "venue": "haida-heritage-centre", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Delivered a comprehensive exhibit-lighting upgrade introducing LED technology for sustainability and artifact conservation; Eos Lightmedia partners also created the original 2007 lighting design for the Centre.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED lighting retrofit" ], "summary": "The Haida Heritage Centre at Kay Llnagaay, an interpretive museum and cultural complex for the Haida Nation in Skidegate, British Columbia, which opened in 2007 with an original lighting design by Eos Lightmedia partners, received a comprehensive LED exhibit-lighting upgrade from Eos Lightmedia in 2021.\n", "description": "The upgrade was completed during peak COVID-19 restrictions, delivered on time to keep the Centre operational and eligible for essential funding.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/124" ] }, { "id": "hale-family-clinical-building-experiential-design", "name": "Hale Family Clinical Building Experiential Design", "venue": "boston-childrens-hospital-hale-family-building", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "arthouse-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Experiential graphic design program: 40-foot thematic walls with interactive, motion-sensor-driven automatons on multiple floors, designed as a screen-free, tech-light distraction for pediatric patients. .\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion sensors", "electromechanical automatons" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics", "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "An experiential graphic design program for the 11-story, 575,000-square-foot Hale Family Clinical Building at Boston Children's Hospital, opened 2022, features motion-sensor-triggered interactive automatons along themed patient-floor walls; designed by ArtHouse Design.\n", "description": "Each of several public floors carries its own theme (Garden, Underwater, Harbor, City, Forest, Lake, Mountain, Space, Treetop), with 40-foot-long walls of multi-layer automatons under 8-foot arches that move via motion sensors and electric motors as patients and visitors pass by, intended to distract and entertain without screens.\n", "sources": [ "https://mcdmag.com/2022/10/design-agency-adds-chapter-to-new-clinical-building-at-boston-childrens-hospital/", "https://mcdmag.com/2018/07/interactive-art-installation-in-progress-at-hale-family-clinical-building-at-boston-childrens-hospital/", "https://arthousedenver.com/portfolio/boston-childrens-hospital/", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2023%20IA%20Shortlist.pdf" ] }, { "id": "halperin-park-core", "name": "Halperin Park", "venue": "halperin-park", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "hks", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "swa-group", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Halperin Park, a deck park over I-35E reconnecting Dallas's Oak Cliff neighborhood, opened May 9, 2026; architecture by HKS, landscape architecture by SWA Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.halperinpark.org/news/halperin-park-opens-in-southern-dallas-reconnecting-a-community-divided-by-highway-construction", "https://www.hksinc.com/what-we-do/projects/halperin-park/", "https://www.swagroup.com/projects/halperin-park/" ] }, { "id": "hamad-international-airport-the-orchard", "name": "The Orchard", "venue": "hamad-international-airport", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "Creative/concept", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "LED media installation" ], "summary": "The Orchard, a large-scale LED media installation at Hamad International Airport in Doha, Qatar, opened 2022, with creative direction by Moment Factory and AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects" ] }, { "id": "hamilton-family-aquarium-core", "name": "Hamilton Family Aquarium", "venue": "hamilton-family-aquarium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "dbvw-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lightswitch", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Hamilton Family Aquarium, Save The Bay's new aquarium in Newport, RI, opened March 28, 2024; architecture by DBVW Architects, exhibit design and fabrication by Roto, lighting design by Lightswitch.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://savebay.org/a-new-aquarium-a-new-experience/" ] }, { "id": "hamilton-the-exhibition", "name": "Hamilton: The Exhibition", "venue": "hamilton-the-exhibition-pavilion-chicago", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "ngx-interactive", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "david-korins-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-electronics", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive exhibits" ], "summary": "\"Hamilton: The Exhibition,\" a touring exhibition on the American Revolution and the making of the musical \"Hamilton,\" made its world premiere in a custom-built pavilion in Chicago, Illinois in April 2019.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://hamiltonexhibition.com" ] }, { "id": "hampton-roads-naval-museum-vietnam-exhibit", "name": "The Ten-Thousand-Day War at Sea: The US Navy in Vietnam, 1950-1975", "venue": "hampton-roads-naval-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "virtual reality", "tactile diorama", "oral history kiosk" ], "summary": "The Ten-Thousand-Day War at Sea, a permanent exhibit on the US Navy's role in the Vietnam War, opened at the Hampton Roads Naval Museum in Norfolk, Virginia on October 9, 2019; HealyKohler Design designed the exhibition, organizing the story by naval operation type with veteran oral histories, a tactile POW diorama, and a VR experience.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/the-ten-thousand-day-war-at-sea-the-us-navy-in-vietnam-1950-1975/", "https://www.history.navy.mil/content/history/museums/hrnm/explore/permanent-exhibits/VietnamExhibit.html", "https://www.militarynews.com/norfolk-navy-flagship/hampton-roads-naval-museum-presents-new-immersive-exhibit/article_1bf589be-ef67-11e9-a661-4bb1211b0755.html" ] }, { "id": "hana-gardens-heritage-garden", "name": "Hana Gardens Japanese Heritage Garden and Interpretive Plaza", "venue": "hana-gardens", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "van-meter-williams-pollack", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "west-office", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Weatherproof, vandal-resistant exhibit fabrication and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The interpretive Japanese Heritage Garden and public plaza at Hana Gardens, an affordable senior housing community in El Cerrito, California built on the site of the former Mabuchi Flower Shop, opened with the building's May 2019 grand opening; West Office Exhibition Design designed the interpretive elements, Van Meter Williams Pollack was architect of record for the building/site rehabilitation, and CREO Industrial Arts fabricated and installed the exhibits.\n", "description": "Interpretive panels set in symbolic flower trays, timeline pavers, and monument panels document the site's history as a Japanese American-owned floriculture business, the forced internment of Japanese Americans during World War II, and the later rebirth of the community; developed with the Japanese American Citizens League and the El Cerrito Historical Society. The project received a California Governor's Historic Preservation Award.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/hana-gardens/", "https://www.vmwp.com/hana-gardens-receives-governors-historic-preservation-award/", "https://www.vmwp.com/grand-opening-of-hana-gardens-senior-apartments/" ] }, { "id": "hangzhou-olympic-sports-center-core", "name": "Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center", "venue": "hangzhou-olympic-sports-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "master-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ccdi", "role": "architecture", "note": "Local design institute / architect of record.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "An 80,000-seat Olympic-scale main stadium and a 10,000-seat tennis stadium with a public riverfront plaza, co-designed by NBBJ and CCDI (China Construction Design International) with a lotus-petal steel and Kalzip cladding system, completed in Hangzhou, China in 2018.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/940104/hangzhou-olympic-sports-center-nbbj", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hangzhou_Olympic_Expo_Center", "https://www.dezeen.com/2020/03/05/hangzhou-olympic-sports-center-nbbj-chinese-architecture/" ] }, { "id": "harbor-steps-plaza-renovation", "name": "Harbor Steps Plaza Renovation", "venue": "harbor-steps-plaza", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "gglo", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation and signage program for Harbor Steps Plaza in downtown Seattle, Washington, completed in 2024, with fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "harbour-town-golf-links-clubhouse-pete-dye-room", "name": "The Pete Dye Room", "venue": "harbour-town-golf-links-clubhouse", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "augmented reality sand table", "short-format documentary films" ], "summary": "The Pete Dye Room, a 550-700 sq ft exhibition on golf course architect Pete Dye and his design of Harbour Town Golf Links, opened inside the Harbour Town Clubhouse at The Sea Pines Resort in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina on February 22, 2018; exhibit design by Peter Hyde Design.\n", "description": "Three short films cover Dye's career, his notable holes, and Harbour Town; an augmented-reality \"sand table\" lets visitors explore how grading and elevation shape a golf course, alongside artifacts including Dye's World Golf Hall of Fame trophy and an animated model of the tractor he used to shape greens.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.peterhydedesign.com/projects/the-pete-dye-room/", "https://www.seapines.com/golf/information/pete-dye-room", "https://discoversouthcarolina.com/articles/pete-dye-room-celebrates-creator-of-harbour-town-golf-links" ] }, { "id": "harley-davidson-museum-building", "name": "Harley-Davidson Museum", "venue": "harley-davidson-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "James Biber/Michael Zweck-Bonner (architecture collaboration) and Abbott Miller (permanent exhibition design)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Shop drawings, showcases, interactives, graphics, and artifact mounting/installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "media-design", "note": "More than a dozen unique media installations at the 2008 museum opening", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks" ], "summary": "The 130,000 sq ft Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, opened July 12, 2008; architecture by HGA with Pentagram, and fabrication by Kubik Maltbie.\n", "description": "The museum campus houses Harley-Davidson's corporate archive and permanent collection of motorcycles alongside interpretive galleries. This record covers the original building and its opening exhibits; the museum's 2022 Experience Gallery is tracked as a separate, later project.\n", "sources": [ "https://urbanmilwaukee.com/2008/07/12/the-harley-davidson-museum-celebrates-an-american-icon/", "https://hga.com/projects/harley-davidson-museum/", "https://www.pentagram.com/work/the-harley-davidson-museum-1/story", "https://kubikmaltbie.com/project/harley-davidson-museum/" ] }, { "id": "harley-davidson-museum-experience-gallery", "name": "Experience Gallery", "venue": "harley-davidson-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "luci-creative", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication, custom casework, motorcycle mounting platform, graphic production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreens", "reactive lighting", "media pillars" ], "summary": "The Experience Gallery, a 3,500 sq ft gallery at the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, opened July 12, 2022; Luci Creative designed the exhibit, with fabrication by Ravenswood Studio.\n", "description": "The gallery, called \"The Road,\" immerses visitors in the Harley-Davidson riding community through media pillars, choreographed and reactive lighting, and interactive community pinboards sharing rider stories. Visitors can sit on featured motorcycles as part of the interactive experience.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.roadracingworld.com/news/harley-davidson-museum-unveils-all-new-experience-gallery/", "https://ravenswoodstudio.com/project/experience-gallery/", "https://www.lucicreative.com/project/hdm-experience-gallery" ] }, { "id": "harley-davidson-museum-taming-the-road-in-style", "name": "Taming the Road in Style", "venue": "harley-davidson-museum", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Ashton Design's Design Lab renovation created modular exhibition infrastructure at the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 2018.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/h-d-taming-the-road-in-style" ] }, { "id": "harley-davidson-museum-the-race-of-gentlemen", "name": "The Race of Gentlemen", "venue": "harley-davidson-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Race of Gentlemen, a temporary exhibition celebrating vintage beach-racing culture, opened at the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 2017, designed by Ashton Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/h-d-race-of-gentlemen" ] }, { "id": "harley-davidson-museum-v-twin-engine-wall", "name": "Harley-Davidson V-Twin Engine Wall, Brand Story Experience", "venue": "harley-davidson-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The V-Twin Engine Wall, an interactive interpretive display of Harley-Davidson's engine lineage, opened with the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee in 2008, with interactive design by Belle & Wissell and exhibit design by Ashton Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/engine-wall/" ] }, { "id": "harley-davidson-york-tour-center-building", "name": "Harley-Davidson York Tour Center", "venue": "harley-davidson-york-tour-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2002, "credits": [ { "firm": "tkwa", "role": "architecture", "note": "(Kubala Washatko Architects)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jeremy-hoffman-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "factory-tour exhibits" ], "summary": "A 70,000 sq ft public factory-tour facility at Harley-Davidson's Vehicle Operations assembly plant in York, Pennsylvania, opened in 2002 with architecture by Kubala Washatko Architects (TKWA), exhibit design by Jeremy Hoffman Design, and fabrication/installation by kubik maltbie, including an entry lobby, exhibit space, theater, Kids Corner, and retail store; distinct from the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://tkwa.com/harley-davidson-york-tour-center/", "https://kubikmaltbie.com/project/harley-davidsons-york-tour-center/" ] }, { "id": "harrahs-cherokee-casino-rotunda", "name": "Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort Rotunda", "venue": "harrahs-cherokee-casino", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "cuningham-group", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lexington", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Design/build fabricator: shop drawings, fabrication, AV/lighting integration, and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "candela-controls", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Lighting integration and control programming (800+ LED tree fixtures, waterfall lighting, four seasonal light shows)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "programmable LED lighting", "synchronized light and water show" ], "summary": "The rotunda at Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort in Cherokee, North Carolina, a themed entry centerpiece with twin 68-foot waterfalls and eight 60-foot illuminated tree columns, opened in 2012 as part of a multi-year resort expansion; Cuningham Group was architect, Lexington was design/build fabricator, and Candela Controls engineered the lighting control systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.nassal.com/projects/harrahs-cherokee-casino", "https://www.candelacontrols.com/portfolio_item/harrahs-cherokee-casino/", "https://smokymountainnews.com/news/item/7512-dynamite-rotunda-comes-to-life-at-harrah%20%20%20s-cherokee-casino", "https://cuningham.com/portfolio/harrahs-cherokee-casino-resort-2" ] }, { "id": "harry-j-enns-wetland-discovery-centre-renewal", "name": "Harry J. Enns Wetland Discovery Centre Renewal", "venue": "harry-j-enns-wetland-discovery-centre", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "lord-cultural-resources", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Interpretive Renewal Plan, content development, and design, in partnership with WeatherstonBruer Associates", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "weatherstonbruer-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ngx", "role": "media-design", "note": "Multimedia design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "number-ten-architectural-group", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive exhibits" ], "summary": "A $25 million (CAD) major renovation of the Harry J. Enns Wetland Discovery Centre at Oak Hammock Marsh Wildlife Management Area in Stonewall, Manitoba, reopened to the public May 24, 2025, after 18 months of closure; interpretive planning by Lord Cultural Resources, exhibit design by WeatherstonBruer Associates, fabrication by kubik maltbie, multimedia design by NGX, and architecture by Number TEN Architectural Group, developed in partnership with Ducks Unlimited Canada and the Province of Manitoba.\n", "description": "The renewal reimagined the centre's main exhibit hall into thematic zones on the ecological importance of wetlands, including a floor-to-ceiling \"Wall of Species,\" alongside renewed visitor spaces (theatre, cafe, gift shop, rooftop observation deck), with Indigenous knowledge holders contributing perspectives and traditional knowledge throughout the exhibits.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.lord.ca/projects/project-experience/harry-j.-enns-wetland-discovery-centre", "https://www.ducks.ca/news/provincial/manitoba/ducs-wetland-discovery-centre-at-oak-hammock-marsh-to-reopen-to-the-public-on-may-24-after-major-renovation/", "http://www.weatherstonbruer.com/harry-j-enns-wetland-discovery-centre" ] }, { "id": "harry-ransom-center-lorne-michaels-collection", "name": "Live from New York: The Lorne Michaels Collection", "venue": "harry-ransom-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition design and graphics, led by Pentagram Austin partner DJ Stout; Saturday Night Live opener design credited separately to Pentagram partner Emily Oberman.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Live from New York: The Lorne Michaels Collection,\" an exhibition drawing on producer Lorne Michaels's personal archive, opened at the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin on September 20, 2025, with exhibition design by Pentagram.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.pentagram.com/work/live-from-new-york-the-lorne-michaels-collection", "https://www.hrc.utexas.edu" ] }, { "id": "harry-s-truman-library-and-museum-renovation", "name": "Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum Transformation", "venue": "harry-s-truman-library-and-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Museum planning and design lead for the full reimagining of the permanent exhibition across the museum's galleries", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "clark-and-enersen", "role": "architecture", "note": "Designed the new 3,000 sq ft east-side entry addition, gallery and collection space, and interior renovations", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Fixed architectural and exhibit lighting, including lighting integral to the exhibits, coordinated with theatrical lighting and control-system integration to the A/V systems for interactive and theater elements", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibit fabrication and installation across fifteen renovated galleries, including archival display cases, three theater environments, an 11-foot interactive globe, and recreated White House architectural spaces", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "monadnock-media", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media installations and interactive experiences, including a Red Scare multiplayer interactive and a WWII immersive theater", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mad-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV design, engineering, integration, and commissioning using its QuickSilver distributed AV platform across the renovated museum", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "interactive touchscreen", "immersive theater", "occupancy-sensor-dimmed LED lighting" ], "summary": "A $29 million transformation of the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum in Independence, Missouri, reopened July 2, 2021 after a renovation led by exhibit designer Gallagher & Associates and architect Clark & Enersen, adding a new east-side entrance and reimagining all permanent-exhibition galleries into a single-level chronological visitor experience.\n", "description": "Closed for renovation beginning July 22, 2019 (extended by the COVID-19 pandemic), the museum reopened with a restructured \"circular\" visitor path through fifteen galleries covering Truman's life and presidency, including new immersive sound-and-light theaters depicting his WWI service and the Cold War, a 14-foot interactive globe on the challenges of postwar peace, and expanded interactives on the Berlin Airlift and the Red Scare. The project was financed by the Truman Library Institute's Stay TRU capital campaign. General contractor was JE Dunn Construction Company (out of index scope per editorial policy).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.trumanlibraryinstitute.org/about-us/news-releases/museum-reopening/", "https://www.archives.gov/news/articles/truman-library-renovation", "https://www.kcur.org/arts-life/2021-05-12/truman-presidential-library-and-museum-in-independence-is-being-reimagined-heres-a-preview", "https://schulershook.com/projects/harry-s-truman-library-and-museum", "https://1220.com/portfolio/the-harry-s-truman-presidential-library-and-museum/", "https://www.clarkenersen.com/projects/harry-s-truman-presidential-library-and-museum-renovations/", "https://monadnock.org/project/harry-s-truman-presidential-library-and-museum/", "https://madsystems.com/portfolio-truman-library.html" ] }, { "id": "harry-truman-library-presidential-years", "name": "Harry S. Truman: The Presidential Years", "venue": "harry-s-truman-library-and-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2001, "credits": [ { "firm": "chermayeff-and-geismar", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Harry S. Truman: The Presidential Years,\" an interactive permanent exhibition, opened at the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum in Independence, Missouri as part of a major renovation completed in October 2001, with exhibition design by Chermayeff & Geismar and lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archives.gov/publications/prologue/2002/spring/truman-library-1", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=48" ] }, { "id": "hatch-escapes-the-ladder", "name": "The Ladder", "venue": "hatch-escapes-los-angeles", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "hatch-escapes", "role": "media-design", "note": "Built entirely in-house by Hatch Escapes' resident team (script, tech, pre-viz, filmed media, sound, props, puzzles)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hatch-escapes", "role": "fabrication", "note": "In-house set and prop construction across 8 sets", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "branching narrative game logic", "filmed media", "custom interactive props" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Thea Award — Outstanding Achievement, Attraction (Limited Budget)", "year": 2025, "source": "https://www.teaconnect.org/news/31st-annual-thea-award-winners-announced-themed-entertainment-association" } ], "summary": "The Ladder, a branching-narrative escape room about a life spent climbing the corporate ladder, opened in 2025 at Hatch Escapes in Los Angeles, California, designed and built entirely in-house by Hatch Escapes with a 90-minute runtime, 5 playable characters, 8 sets, and multiple endings.\n", "description": "Winner of the 2025 Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement, Attraction (Limited Budget), from the Themed Entertainment Association.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.teaconnect.org/news/31st-annual-thea-award-winners-announced-themed-entertainment-association", "https://www.hatchescapes.com/the-ladder", "https://mssv.net/2025/07/06/the-ladder-a-hilariously-absurd-surprisingly-replayable-escape-room/" ] }, { "id": "hatheway-cultural-center-renovation", "name": "Hatheway Cultural Center Renovation", "venue": "hatheway-cultural-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "architectural-associates-inc", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Renovation of the 62,500 sq ft Hatheway Cultural Center at Lewis and Clark Community College, Godfrey, IL — a two-story glass lobby, a 1,000-seat auditorium with a redesigned \"wave\" acoustic ceiling, banquet and art-exhibition spaces — rededicated October 18, 2011; architecture by Architectural Associates, Inc., per the general contractor's own independent project page (\"The architect for the project was AAIC, Inc.\") and STLtoday.com's independent coverage.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://contegracc.com/project-item/hatheway-hall-lewis-clark/" ] }, { "id": "haymarket-pedestrian-bridge-experience", "name": "Haymarket Pedestrian Bridge Transit Experience", "venue": "haymarket-pedestrian-bridge", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Transit experience and placemaking", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Specialty lighting for the steel \"Lincoln\" letterforms", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "specialty lighting" ], "summary": "The Haymarket Pedestrian Bridge, a transit and placemaking installation featuring illuminated steel \"Lincoln\" letterforms in Lincoln, Nebraska, opened in 2015 with transit experience design, signage, and specialty lighting by Dimensional Innovations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/work/haymarket-pedestrian-bridge" ] }, { "id": "hbs-baker-library-south-sea-bubble", "name": "The South Sea Bubble, 1720: Narratives of the First International Crash", "venue": "hbs-baker-library", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "wb-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"The South Sea Bubble, 1720: Narratives of the First International Crash,\" a exhibition drawn from Baker Library's Bancroft Collection at Harvard Business School in Boston, opened February 2023, with exhibit design by Proun Design.\n", "description": "Installed in the north lobby of Baker Library, the exhibition displays satirical prints, parliamentary acts, correspondence, books, broadsides, and ballads documenting the 1720 collapse of the South Sea Company.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/the-south-sea-bubble", "https://www.hbs.edu/news/releases/Pages/south-sea-bubble-exhibition.aspx" ] }, { "id": "heard-museum-jacobson-gallery-sky-dome", "name": "Jacobson Gallery — Substance of Stars (Sky-Dome)", "venue": "heard-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "architecture", "note": "Renovation of the two-story Jacobson Gallery shell", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pivium", "role": "av-integration", "note": "— 4-projector blended/mapped 360-degree dome display, digital signage, DSP audio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "IIDA Southwest Design Excellence Award — Single Space", "year": 2023, "source": "https://www.dlrgroup.com/firm-news/2023-iida-southwest-awards/" } ], "technologies": [ "360-degree projection dome", "fiber-optic ceiling" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "DLR Group renovated the Heard Museum's Jacobson Gallery into an immersive 360-degree \"Sky-Dome\" installation, with AV integrator Pivium delivering the projection-mapped dome technology, opening in 2022 as the centerpiece of the Substance of Stars exhibition.\n", "description": "Exhibit content (video/photography) was created by named Indigenous artists and videographers as part of a Lilly Endowment-funded partnership with four Indigenous nations.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/heard-museum/", "https://www.pivium.com/heard-museum-case-study-substance-of-stars-sky-dome/", "https://heard.org/exhibition/substance-of-stars/", "https://www.dlrgroup.com/firm-news/2023-iida-southwest-awards/" ] }, { "id": "hearst-tower-signage", "name": "Hearst Tower Signage", "venue": "hearst-tower-manhattan", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "foster-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": "tower design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "adamson-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "note": "interior architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphics", "wayfinding signage" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Merit Award", "year": 2007, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/content-hearst-building-sign-program/" } ], "summary": "Hearst Tower, the Foster + Partners-designed addition to the landmarked Hearst Building in Manhattan, opened in 2006 with a building-wide signage system designed by C&G Partners (a project begun at Chermayeff & Geismar) for the Hearst Corporation; the work received an SEGD Merit Award in 2007.\n", "description": "C&G Partners designed a building-wide network of lit signage, glass films, and elevator-call totems for Hearst Tower. Freestanding glass and steel totems integrate directional information, security cameras, and elevator keypads, using typefaces aligned with Hearst's corporate and magazine identity.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/hearst-corporation-hearst-tower-signage/", "https://segd.org/projects/content-hearst-building-sign-program/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hearst_Tower_(Manhattan)" ] }, { "id": "heart-strings-unicef-usa", "name": "Heart Strings by UNICEF USA", "venue": "post-houston", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive multimedia design and production, incl. eight interactive zones with lighting, projection, and sound", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive multimedia", "heartbeat-sensor interactives", "projection", "responsive lighting" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Heart Strings by UNICEF USA, a touring multi-room interactive experience created by Moment Factory that turns visitor heartbeats, words, and voices into a collaborative musical journey through eight zones, debuted at POST Houston March 22 - April 7, 2024, before touring to Atlanta, Boston, and Chicago.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/unicef-usa-to-unveil-heart-strings-creating-connection-to-the-worlds-children-interactive-experience-in-major-cities-across-the-united-states-302093734.html", "https://www.posthtx.com/program/heart-strings-creating-connection-to-the-worlds-children", "https://momentfactory.com/products/heart-strings", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2025%20IA%20Shortlist.pdf" ] }, { "id": "heaven-hill-bourbon-experience-core", "name": "Heaven Hill Bourbon Experience", "venue": "heaven-hill-bourbon-experience", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "master-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architectural concept design; scope described by Solid Light as concept design rather than architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media" ], "summary": "Heaven Hill Bourbon Experience, a 30,000+ sq ft visitor destination at Heaven Hill Distillery in Bardstown, KY, opened June 2021; master planning, architectural concept design, exhibit design, media design, and fabrication by Solid Light.\n", "description": "A $19 million flagship bourbon visitor center featuring tasting rooms, retail, a restaurant and bar, hands-on \"You Do Bourbon\" learning experiences, and theatrical media installations tracing more than 80 years of the Shapira family's whiskey-making heritage. Won the 2022 Icon Awards Global Visitor Attraction of the Year from Whisky Magazine.\n", "sources": [ "https://solidlight-inc.com/work/heaven-hill-bourbon-experience/", "https://heavenhill.com/news-and-notes/heaven-hill-bourbon-experience-opening-summer-2021/", "https://www.whas11.com/article/news/local/heaven-hill-bourbon-experience-opens/417-c3869ff4-626d-4660-9c08-c361956eaf72" ] }, { "id": "hec-edmundson-pavilion-alaska-airlines-arena", "name": "Alaska Airlines Arena Naming & Signage", "venue": "hec-edmundson-pavilion", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Signage fabrication for the Alaska Airlines Arena naming of Hec Edmundson Pavilion at the University of Washington in Seattle, tied to a 2011 naming-rights deal, by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "Creo Industrial Arts' own page dates this work to 2007; independent sources point to the naming deal taking effect in 2011 — the better-corroborated year is used here.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "heckscher-emma-stebbins", "name": "Emma Stebbins: Carving Out History", "venue": "heckscher-museum-of-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Also designed the exhibition catalogue", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Emma Stebbins: Carving Out History,\" the first museum exhibition devoted to sculptor Emma Stebbins, opened September 28, 2025 at the Heckscher Museum of Art in Huntington, New York, curated by Karli Wurzelbacher, with exhibition and catalogue design by Pure+Applied.\n", "description": "Stebbins (1815-1882), sculptor of Central Park's \"Angel of the Waters\" atop Bethesda Fountain, was the first woman to receive a public art commission in New York City; the exhibition ran through March 15, 2026.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.heckscher.org/exhibitions/emma-stebbins-carving-out-history/", "https://www.longislandpress.com/2025/11/03/heckscher-emma-stebbins/", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/emma-stebbins-carving-out-history" ] }, { "id": "heifer-international-murphy-keller-education-center", "name": "Murphy Keller Education Center", "venue": "heifer-international-headquarters", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "polk-stanley-rowland", "role": "architecture", "note": "— architect of record (Reese Rowland), now branded Polk Stanley Wilcox Architects.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Polly Murphy & Christoph Keller Jr. Education Center, a 17,000 sq ft visitor/education building (Phase 2 of the campus master plan) at Heifer International's headquarters in Little Rock, Arkansas, completed 2009; architecture by Polk Stanley Rowland Curzon Porter Architects, interior exhibits by CambridgeSeven.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/heifer-international/", "https://www.polkstanleywilcox.com/project/heifer-international-murphy-keller-education-center/", "https://honors.uca.edu/wiki/index.php/Murphy_Keller_Education_Center" ] }, { "id": "heineken-experience-renovation", "name": "Heineken Experience Renovation", "venue": "heineken-experience", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A redesign and renovation of the Heineken Experience brand attraction in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, completed 2008, by BRC Imagination Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/museum/in-depth/brc-imagination-arts-heineken-experience-guinness-storehouse/" ] }, { "id": "heinz-history-center-tomato-waterfall", "name": "Tomato Waterfall Heinz Ketchup Bottle Sculpture", "venue": "senator-john-heinz-history-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication, installation, and project management of the sculptural centerpiece", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "custom sculptural installation" ], "summary": "Tomato Waterfall, a nine-foot-tall sculpture celebrating H.J. Heinz Company's history, opened at the Senator John Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh in 2014; fabricated, installed, and project-managed by Chicago Scenic Studios in collaboration with the museum's in-house fabrication shop.\n", "description": "Features a near double-helix cascade of realistic tomatoes falling from a custom-built basket into a Heinz bottle replica, built on a steel armature with over 100 spot-welded, custom-cast tomatoes.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/heinz-history-center" ] }, { "id": "henry-ford-museum-ai-connections-table", "name": "AI Connections Table", "venue": "henry-ford-museum-of-american-innovation", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive table pairing curator-identified connections with AI-discovered links across the museum's digital collection.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "AI/machine learning", "touchscreen interactives" ], "summary": "The AI Connections Table, an interactive installation at The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation in Dearborn, Michigan, combining curator expertise with AI-discovered links across the museum's digital collection, opened in 2022, designed by Bluecadet.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/thf-connections-table", "https://medium.com/bluecadet/connecting-thf-collection-objects-using-ai-c076c09a1352", "https://www.thehenryford.org/explore/blog/a-table-of-digital-connections" ] }, { "id": "henry-ford-museum-driving-america", "name": "Driving America", "venue": "henry-ford-museum-of-american-innovation", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Driving America, a permanent automotive exhibition at The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation in Dearborn, Michigan, opened to the public January 29, 2012, exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "The exhibition explores how attitudes toward personal mobility have evolved and examines the automobile's transformation from a workshop invention into a cultural force reshaping American society, addressing both its positive and negative effects. It received the Dibner Award for Excellence in Museum Exhibits.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/henry-ford-museum-driving-america/", "https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/travel/side-order-michigans-henry-ford-museum-to-unveil-exhibit-driving-america/2012/01/17/gIQAMgKhDQ_story.html", "https://www.thehenryford.org/visit/henry-ford-museum/exhibits/driving-america/" ] }, { "id": "henry-ford-museum-fueled-by-passion", "name": "\"Fueled by Passion\" (Driven to Win: Racing in America)", "venue": "henry-ford-museum-of-american-innovation", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "media-design", "note": "Strategic planning, story and concept development, design detail, architectural coordination, schematic design, immersive media production, production, installation and integration, and technical programming and training for the 15-minute immersive media experience.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "multi-channel audio (78 speakers)", "acoustically transparent screens" ], "summary": "\"Fueled by Passion,\" a 15-minute immersive media experience within the \"Driven to Win: Racing in America presented by General Motors\" exhibition at the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation in Dearborn, Michigan, opened March 27, 2021, produced by BRC Imagination Arts.\n", "description": "The experience follows five racing teams across disciplines (IndyCar, NASCAR pit crew, Pikes Peak, Top Fuel drag racing, and Bonneville land-speed racing), using a multi-channel audio system with 78 individually tuned speakers; won a 2022 MUSE Creative Award (Platinum, Experiential/Immersive).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.brcweb.com/project/fueled-by-passion-the-henry-ford/", "https://www.thehenryford.org/explore/blog/the-making-of-fueled-by-passion-behind-the-scenes-of-driven-to-win", "https://www.prweb.com/releases/driven-to-win-racing-in-america-presented-by-general-motors-to-open-march-27th-inside-henry-ford-museum-of-american-innovation-882746774.html" ] }, { "id": "hersheys-chocolatetown-core", "name": "Hershey's Chocolatetown", "venue": "hersheys-chocolatetown", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Hershey's Chocolatetown, an arrival-experience, retail, and entertainment expansion at Hersheypark's Chocolate World campus in Hershey, PA, opened July 3, 2020; attraction design, architecture, interior design, retail design, and graphic design by PGAV Destinations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/theme-park/in-depth/hersheys-chocolatetown/" ] }, { "id": "high-line-moynihan-connector", "name": "High Line – Moynihan Connector", "venue": "the-high-line", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "field-operations", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Urban Design (Honorable Mention)", "year": 2024, "source": "https://www.fastcompany.com/91129825/urban-design-innovation-by-design-2024" } ], "summary": "The High Line – Moynihan Connector, two elevated pedestrian bridges linking the High Line to Manhattan West and Moynihan Train Hall over Dyer Avenue and West 30th Street in New York, opened in 2023, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill with landscape by Field Operations and lighting design by Tillotson Design Associates.\n", "description": "An honorable mention in the Urban Design category of Fast Company's 2024 Innovation by Design Awards. A $50 million public-private partnership among Empire State Development, Brookfield Properties, and Friends of the High Line.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.som.com/projects/high-line-moynihan-connector/", "https://www.som.com/news/high-line-wins-two-awards/", "https://www.fastcompany.com/91129825/urban-design-innovation-by-design-2024" ] }, { "id": "high-line-the-spur", "name": "The Spur", "venue": "the-high-line", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "james-corner-field-operations", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Project lead", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "l-observatoire-international", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Spur, the High Line's final segment in New York, opened June 2019, adding an open-air programming plaza, restrooms, and \"the Plinth,\" a dedicated site for rotating monumental public-art commissions; landscape architecture by James Corner Field Operations with architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.thehighline.org/design/spur/", "https://www.designboom.com/architecture/spur-high-line-final-segment-new-york-diller-scofidio-james-corner-07-10-2019/", "https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/high-lines-art-centric-final-section-officially-open-180972369/" ] }, { "id": "high-line-writing-on-the-wall", "name": "The Writing on the Wall", "venue": "the-high-line", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "manuel-miranda-practice", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Lead designer Manuel Miranda, with Fred Pirlot; also referred to in press coverage as Manuel Miranda Project.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mass-design-group", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architecture and graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mass-design-group", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "chemistry-creative", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "acrylic panel display system" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award (Public Installation)", "year": 2021, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/the-writing-on-the-wall/" } ], "summary": "The Writing on the Wall, a public installation of essays, poems, and letters written by incarcerated people worldwide, was installed on New York's High Line in 2020, designed by Manuel Miranda with Mass Design Group and conceived by Dr. Baz Dreisinger and artist Hank Willis Thomas.\n", "description": "The installation recreates the scale and texture of prison cell walls in a public sphere, layering handwritten and typeset contributions onto modular acrylic panels evoking a palimpsest of incarcerated writers' voices. Conceived by Dr. Baz Dreisinger (John Jay College) and artist Hank Willis Thomas, the piece has traveled to multiple sites; the SEGD-recognized New York installation on the High Line won a 2021 SEGD Honor Award in the Public Installation category.\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/the-writing-on-the-wall/", "https://www.thehighline.org/art/projects/the-writing-on-the-wall/", "https://www.npr.org/2020/10/18/924338482/the-writing-on-the-wall-finds-poetry-behind-bars-projects-it-onto-buildings" ] }, { "id": "highland-park-together", "name": "Together", "venue": "highland-park-pittsburgh", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Together, an undulating multifunctional gathering structure wrapping two white ash trees in Highland Park, Pittsburgh, PA, was installed in December 2022 by The Urban Conga for the City of Pittsburgh through a participatory community design process.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/together" ] }, { "id": "highmark-mann-center-golden-anniversary-transformation", "name": "Golden Anniversary Campus Transformation", "venue": "highmark-mann-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2026, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "crafted-action", "role": "master-planning", "note": "Experiential Master Plan; experience strategy, content strategy, exhibit design, and media development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "crafted-action", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "crafted-action", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ewingcole", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "merje", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "urban-sign", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED display wall", "dynamic donor recognition", "digital wayfinding" ], "summary": "The Highmark Mann Center for the Performing Arts (formerly the Mann Center), an outdoor performing-arts venue in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park, reopened in June 2026 after a campus-wide renovation for its 50th-anniversary season, including a 4,900 sq ft LED storytelling wall (the Satell Centennial Wall East) on the TD Pavilion, a Music Hall of Fame, a Wall of Fame, twelve interactive visitor experiences, campus wayfinding, and a reimagined entrance plaza; Crafted Action led the Experiential Master Plan and exhibit and media design, with architecture by EwingCole, custom fabrication by Art Guild, and AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "The transformation was funded in part by The Satell Family Foundation and Ed Satell, and included a 42,000 sq ft reimagined entrance plaza. The Philadelphia Art Commission and Signage Commission unanimously approved the LED wall on the condition that it never display advertising.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.craftedaction.com/work/hmcpa", "https://highmarkmann.org/pressroom/introducing-highmark-mann-center-performing-arts", "https://www.inquirer.com/arts/highmark-mann-center-concerts-fairmount-park-20260616.html", "https://highmarkmann.org/pressroom/50th-anniversary-campaign-press-release" ] }, { "id": "hildreth-elementary-school-environmental-graphics", "name": "Hildreth Elementary School Environmental Graphics", "venue": "hildreth-elementary-school", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "arrowstreet", "role": "architecture", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arrowstreet", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": ". In-house Graphic Design Studio: 82-foot heritage mural, classroom identification graphics, custom sunscreens, and wayfinding signage.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2022, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/hildreth-elementary-school/" } ], "summary": "Hildreth Elementary School, a new PK-5 public school building with an 82-foot environmental graphics mural and wayfinding tied to local heritage and landscape, opened in Harvard, Massachusetts in 2021; architecture and environmental graphic design by Arrowstreet.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/hildreth-elementary-school/", "https://www.arrowstreet.com/portfolio/hildreth-elementary-school/", "https://www.massschoolbuildings.org/programs/story_of_a_building/Oct_2022" ] }, { "id": "hill-art-foundation-paradise-found", "name": "The Creation and the Expulsion from Paradise Display", "venue": "hill-art-foundation", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "stephen-saitas-designs", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Display system design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A dedicated display for Valentin Bousch's 1533 stained-glass window \"The Creation and the Expulsion from Paradise,\" acquired by Janine and J. Tomilson Hill in 2018, opened at the Hill Art Foundation in New York as part of the exhibition \"Lux and Lumen: Spencer Finch\" (September 16, 2022-March 4, 2023), with a display system designed by Stephen Saitas Designs and lighting by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.goppion.com/projects/the-hill-art-foundation-paradise-found-a-stained-glass-masterpiece", "https://hillartfoundation.org/art/exhibitions/view/lux-and-lumen/", "https://hillartfoundation.org/dialogue/commentaries/view/conservation-of-the-creation-and-the-expulsion-from-paradise/" ] }, { "id": "hirshhorn-museum-core", "name": "Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden", "venue": "hirshhorn-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1974, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "note": "Gordon Bunshaft", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden on the National Mall, Washington, DC, opened 1974; architecture by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (Gordon Bunshaft).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.si.edu/", "https://sah-archipedia.org/" ] }, { "id": "hirshhorn-museum-hirshhorn-eye", "name": "Hirshhorn Eye", "venue": "hirshhorn-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "linked-by-air", "role": "media-design", "note": "Lead UX/technical development, strategy, and app/platform development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "antenna-international", "role": "content-production", "note": "Executive producer / visitor-guide platform partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "captain-and-the-fox", "role": "content-production", "note": "Video production and editorial (custom artist-interview video content), directed by Rachel Webster", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "browser-based real-time image recognition", "mobile web (no app download required)" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Gold, Mobile Experience", "year": 2019, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-program/2019-muse-award-winners/" } ], "summary": "Hirshhorn Eye (branded \"Hi\"), a browser-based mobile guide at hi.si.edu, launched at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington, DC in 2018, using real-time image recognition to let visitors scan artworks with their phones and unlock exclusive artist-interview video content.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.linkedbyair.net/work/82-smithsonian-hi", "https://www.captainandthefox.com/work/5-hirshhorn-eye", "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-program/2019-muse-award-winners/" ] }, { "id": "hispanic-society-museum-sucuri-el-cid", "name": "Sucuri (El Cid)", "venue": "hispanic-society-museum-and-library", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "adirondack-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Designed, fabricated, and installed the site-specific fiberglass sucuri (anaconda) sculpture wrapping the museum's 1927 bronze El Cid statue, using LiDAR scans for seamless integration; artist Adriana Varejão invited ADK to execute the piece.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Sucuri (El Cid), a site-specific fiberglass sculpture by artist Adriana Varejão coiling around the Hispanic Society's 1927 bronze equestrian statue of El Cid, opened as part of the exhibition \"Don't Forget, We Come From the Tropics\" (March 27 – June 22, 2025) at the Hispanic Society Museum & Library in New York City, fabricated and installed by Adirondack Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/adirondack-studios-adriana-varejao-sculpture/", "https://hispanicsociety.org/the-hispanic-society-museum-library-presents-adriana-varejao-dont-forget-we-come-from-the-tropics/" ] }, { "id": "historic-mitchelville-freedom-park-ghosted-structures", "name": "Ghosted Structures", "venue": "historic-mitchelville-freedom-park", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "wla-studio", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "preservation landscape architecture and master planning", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Ghosted Structures, steel-frame representations of the houses and churches built by the formerly enslaved community of Mitchelville at Historic Mitchelville Freedom Park on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, unveiled at a June 7, 2024 ribbon cutting as the first major built element of the park's $22.8 million master plan, with exhibit design by Proun Design and preservation landscape architecture by WLA Studio.\n", "description": "The framed structures carry interpretive signage and a reproduction archaeological core sample, part of Phase 1 of the interpretation of the first self-governed freedman's town in America, established after Union forces freed the enslaved population of Hilton Head Island in 1861.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/historic-mitchelville-freedom-park", "https://www.postandcourier.com/beaufort-county/news/mitchelville-park-ribbon-cutting-hilton-head/article_1ec6c524-274b-11ef-bd95-77ed341b58f8.html" ] }, { "id": "historic-saranac-lake-trudeau-building-exhibits", "name": "Trudeau Building Exhibits", "venue": "historic-saranac-lake-trudeau-building", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_expected": 2026, "status": "announced", "credits": [ { "firm": "the-exhibits-dept", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibit and media design, graphic design, content development; 3,000 sq ft", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-exhibits-dept", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "landmark-consulting", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cravens-museum-services", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Content development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ricker-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Graphic design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "introductory film" ], "summary": "A 3,000 sq ft exhibit program for the restored Trudeau Building at Historic Saranac Lake, New York, examining Dr. E. L. Trudeau's tuberculosis research legacy and the Adirondacks' history as a health resort, designed by The Exhibits Dept.; the expanded museum campus's grand opening is scheduled for August 2026.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.exhibitsdept.com/projects/historic-saranac-lake", "https://historicsaranaclake.org/trudeau-building/", "https://www.adirondackdailyenterprise.com/news/local-news/2026/03/historic-saranac-lake-announces-grand-opening-of-the-expanded-museum/" ] }, { "id": "history-colorado-center-core", "name": "History Colorado Center", "venue": "history-colorado-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "28 interactive installations incl. 22-foot Christie MicroTile timeline display and motion-controlled floor map", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "andrew-merriell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lexington", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited on RLMG's project page as \"Nassal/Lexington\"; this 2012 project predates Nassal's January 2017 acquisition of Lexington, so the \"Nassal/\" portion of RLMG's credit likely reflects the combined name at time of writing rather than the entity actually on-site in 2012 — attributed to Lexington on the strength of the named credit.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion-controlled floor map", "multi-tile video wall" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "platforms": [ "christie" ], "summary": "The History Colorado Center, a new state history museum in Denver, Colorado, opened in 2012; RLMG designed 28 interactive media installations, with exhibit design by Andrew Merriell and fabrication by Nassal/Lexington. The project received an AAM MUSE Award.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/history-colorado-center" ] }, { "id": "history-colorado-center-denver-a-to-z", "name": "Denver A to Z", "venue": "history-colorado-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "andrew-merriell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Denver A to Z,\" a permanent gallery devoted to Denver's people, places, and pop culture, opened November 17, 2012 at the History Colorado Center in Denver, Colorado — distinct from the museum's April 2012 inaugural core exhibits — with exhibit design by Andrew Merriell & Associates (referred to on the firm's own site as \"Why We Love Denver\").\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://merriell.com/a-to-z", "https://www.historycolorado.org/exhibit/denver-a-z" ] }, { "id": "history-colorado-whats-your-story", "name": "What's Your Story?", "venue": "history-colorado-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Youth-focused interactive quiz, media wall, and poster-making stations", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "edx-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive quiz", "media wall" ], "summary": "What's Your Story?, a youth-focused permanent exhibit at the History Colorado Center in Denver, opened in 2019; RLMG designed the interactive media with fabrication by EDX Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/whats-your-story" ] }, { "id": "history-museum-at-the-castle-you-are-here", "name": "You Are Here", "venue": "history-museum-at-the-castle", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "touch sensor interactive displays" ], "summary": "You Are Here, a 3,100-sq-ft permanent exhibition at The History Museum at the Castle in Appleton, Wisconsin, opened April 26, 2024; exhibition design and development by Split Rock Studios.\n", "description": "The exhibition presents four thematic areas exploring the relevance and interconnectivity of the Fox River Valley region's landscape, peoples, and cultures through time, including a topographic map, modular wall systems, and touch sensor interactives.\n", "sources": [ "https://splitrockstudios.com/you-are-here-grand-opening/" ] }, { "id": "hmtc-nassau-county-core", "name": "Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County Core Exhibition", "venue": "holocaust-memorial-and-tolerance-center-nassau-county", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "evidence-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The core exhibition at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County in Glen Cove, New York, opened January 2010; exhibit design by Evidence Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.evidencedesign.com/details/holocaust-center/", "https://www.hmtcli.org/museum" ] }, { "id": "hoh-rain-forest-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Hoh Rain Forest Visitor Center Interpretive Exhibits", "venue": "hoh-rain-forest-visitor-center", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "touchable displays", "topographic maps" ], "summary": "New interpretive exhibits at the Hoh Rain Forest Visitor Center in Olympic National Park, Washington, unveiled April 20, 2018, replaced the original 1963 installation with interpretive planning, exhibit design, and graphics by HealyKohler Design.\n", "description": "Touchable displays and topographic maps portray the Pacific Northwest's biodiversity from forest canopy to soil ecosystems, with custom illustrations and murals depicting region-specific species from the banana slug to the Roosevelt elk.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/hoh-rain-forest-visitor-center/", "https://www.nps.gov/olym/learn/news/new-interpretive-exhibits-on-display-at-the-hoh-rain-forest-visitor-center.htm" ] }, { "id": "hohhot-childrens-discovery-museum-core", "name": "Hohhot Children's Discovery Museum First-Floor Exhibits", "venue": "hohhot-childrens-discovery-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication, shipping, and installation of first-floor exhibits", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "note": "Credited via independent press, not Kubik Maltbie's own page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Hohhot Children's Discovery Museum in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, China, opened 2018, with Kubik Maltbie fabricating, shipping, and installing the first-floor exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://kubikmaltbie.com/project/hohhot-childrens-discovery-museum/" ] }, { "id": "holland-energy-park-energy-alley", "name": "Energy Alley Visitor Center", "venue": "holland-energy-park", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-design-minds", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "boston-productions-inc", "role": "media-design", "note": "Digital support", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "boileau-communications-management", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Story support", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Energy Alley,\" the visitor center exhibit at Holland Energy Park, Holland, MI, opened October 2, 2017; exhibit design by The Design Minds, digital support by Boston Productions, story support by Boileau Communications Management.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.hollandenergypark.com/" ] }, { "id": "holocaust-center-for-humanity-exhibition", "name": "Holocaust Center for Humanity", "venue": "holocaust-center-for-humanity", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Olson Kundig designed the exhibition and spatial fit-out of the Holocaust Center for Humanity's downtown Seattle location, which opened October 18, 2015, nearly tripling the organization's previous exhibit space.\n", "description": "The 3,200-square-foot space features immersive exhibits built around personal narratives of Pacific Northwest Holocaust survivors, including window graphics with survivor portraits, a reflective entry dome, an Anne Frank annex with a hinged-bookshelf installation, and interactive historic artifacts.\n", "sources": [ "https://olsonkundig.com/projects/holocaust-center-for-humanity/", "https://www.holocaustcenterseattle.org" ] }, { "id": "holocaust-museum-houston-expansion", "name": "Expansion", "venue": "holocaust-museum-houston", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mucasey-and-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pgal", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "An expansion of Holocaust Museum Houston opened 2019; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, design architecture by Mucasey & Associates, architect of record PGAL.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.forbes.com/" ] }, { "id": "holocaust-museum-la-founding-interactives", "name": "Memory Pool and 18 Camps", "venue": "holocaust-museum-la", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "potion-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Designed and fabricated the Memory Pool interactive table and the 18 Camps interactive display field for the museum's opening galleries", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "belzberg-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Museum building architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "variate-labs", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Interactive strategy consultant, worked with the museum, architect, AV consultant, and Potion to conceive and deliver the interactives", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "large-scale touch-sensitive tabletop surface", "field of interactive screens", "custom content management system" ], "summary": "Memory Pool and 18 Camps, two permanent interactive installations in the opening galleries of Holocaust Museum LA (then the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust) in Los Angeles, California, opened with the museum's new Pan Pacific Park building on October 14, 2010; Potion designed and fabricated both interactives, working with interactive strategy consultant Variate Labs, in a building designed by Belzberg Architects.\n", "description": "Memory Pool is a tabletop touchscreen installation displaying archival photographs and testimony of pre-war European Jewish families; 18 Camps is a field of interactive screens in the museum's Holocaust gallery, each screen devoted to a specific concentration camp. Potion also produced a companion handheld Spatial Audio Guide for the museum, not separately recorded here.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.dexigner.com/news/22713", "http://variatelabs.com/la-museum-of-holocaust/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocaust_Museum_LA", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/7865-los-angeles-museum-of-the-holocaust" ] }, { "id": "homefield-kansas-city-showcase-center", "name": "Homefield Kansas City Showcase Center", "venue": "homefield-showcase-center-olathe", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "populous", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "wskf-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Local design partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "star-signs", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award (Branded Environments)", "year": 2025, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/homefield-kansas-city-showcase-center/" } ], "summary": "The Homefield Kansas City Showcase Center, a 150,000-square-foot indoor volleyball and basketball tournament facility in Olathe, Kansas, opened in April 2024 with architecture by Populous and local design partner WSKF Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/homefield-kansas-city-showcase-center/", "https://populous.com/showcases/homefield-kansas-city", "https://www.wskfarch.com/project/101-homefield-showcase-center/" ] }, { "id": "homestead-cybrarium-book-mountain", "name": "Book Mountain", "venue": "homestead-cybrarium", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 320-square-foot interactive sculpture of oversized books, topped with a space-themed astronaut figure, at the Homestead Cybrarium public library in Homestead, Florida, completed in 2021 by Taylor Studios.\n", "description": "Interactive screens are embedded within the oversized books at varying angles, intended to make the physical library space as engaging as its digital resources.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/book-mountain/" ] }, { "id": "honeywell-global-headquarters-customer-experience-center", "name": "Customer Experience Center", "venue": "honeywell-global-headquarters", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hok", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design of the 23rd-floor Customer Experience Center and Immersion Room", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "avi-spl", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "four-wall immersive AV room", "interactive product displays" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Experience Design (Finalist)", "year": 2023, "source": "https://www.fastcompany.com/90933766/experience-design-innovation-by-design-2023" } ], "summary": "Honeywell's Global Headquarters, designed by HOK, opened in uptown Charlotte, North Carolina in December 2021; the 23rd-floor Customer Experience Center, including a four-wall audiovisual Immersion Room, showcases Honeywell's products and technologies to visitors.\n", "description": "HOK relocated Honeywell's main lobby to the 23rd floor to create a Sky Lobby with panoramic downtown views, adjacent to the Customer Experience Center (CXC). The CXC's centerpiece Immersion Room offers a customizable audiovisual experience projected across all four walls; the floor also houses an Accelerator Cafe and Learning Center. Named an honoree of the Experience Design category in Fast Company's 2023 Innovation by Design Awards.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.hok.com/projects/view/experience-honeywells-global-hq/", "https://www.hok.com/news/2023-09/hok-design-for-honeywells-headquarters-honored-in-fast-companys-innovation-by-design-awards/", "https://www.wbtv.com/2021/12/01/honeywell-opens-new-global-headquarters-uptown-charlotte/", "https://www.fastcompany.com/90933766/experience-design-innovation-by-design-2023" ] }, { "id": "hong-kong-heritage-museum-core", "name": "Hong Kong Heritage Museum Core Exhibits", "venue": "hong-kong-heritage-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2000, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Hong Kong Heritage Museum in Hong Kong opened 2000, with exhibition design by Reich+Petch.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com" ] }, { "id": "hong-kong-heritage-museum-pop-60", "name": "Hong Kong Pop 60+", "venue": "hong-kong-heritage-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Hong Kong Pop 60+, an exhibition on Hong Kong pop culture from the post-WWII era through the early 2000s at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, opened 2021, designed by Gallagher & Associates.\n", "description": "Exact completion month not confirmed by Gallagher & Associates' own project page.\n", "sources": [ "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/hk-pop-60/" ] }, { "id": "hong-kong-palace-museum-building", "name": "Hong Kong Palace Museum", "venue": "hong-kong-palace-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "rocco-design-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arup", "role": "acoustics", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "arup", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "arup", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Hong Kong Palace Museum, in the West Kowloon Cultural District, opened July 2022; architecture is by Rocco Design Architects Associates, with Arup providing acoustics, lighting, and landscape design among its broader engineering scope, including a high-performance acoustic facade for the in-building auditorium.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.arup.com/en-us/projects/hong-kong-palace-museum/" ] }, { "id": "honickman-center-core", "name": "Honickman Center", "venue": "honickman-center-jefferson-health", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Public floors", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "stantec", "role": "architecture", "note": "Clinical floors/interiors", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ags", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Signage, wayfinding, donor recognition", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lasvit", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Chestnut Street art-glass gallery installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection-mapped immersive art" ], "summary": "Jefferson Health's Honickman Center, a 612,000 sq ft, $762M multispecialty outpatient facility in Philadelphia co-designed with patients, opened April 2024; public floors by Ennead, clinical floors by Stantec. Nine waiting rooms feature bespoke projection-mapped immersive artworks developed with Thomas Jefferson University's immersive-arts-for-health research center.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.ennead.com/work/jefferson-health-specialty-care", "https://www.jefferson.edu/news/2024/04/how-the-university-helped-bring-immersive-art-and-neurodiverse-friendly-seating-to-the-honickman-center.html", "https://healthcaredesignmagazine.com/projects/jefferson-healths-honickman-center-elevates-philadelphia-skyline-with-a-fabric-inspired-facade/65930/" ] }, { "id": "hood-museum-of-art-expansion", "name": "Expansion and Renovation", "venue": "hood-museum-of-art", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "tod-williams-billie-tsien-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A 16,350 sq ft expansion and renovation of the Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth College, adding to Charles Moore's 1985 building, reopened January 26, 2019; architecture by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects, lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/", "https://www.dezeen.com/", "https://home.dartmouth.edu/" ] }, { "id": "hoover-dam-visitor-center-renovation", "name": "Hoover Dam Visitor Center Exhibit Renovation", "venue": "hoover-dam-visitor-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "aldrichpears-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Prime exhibit contractor", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Media producer for the renovated visitor experience", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Provided lighting design and production administration for a 7,610 sq ft coordinated exhibit package, collaborating from concept through construction with exhibit designer AldrichPears Associates and model makers, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive media", "interactive physical model" ], "summary": "The Hoover Dam Visitor Center's exhibits, near Boulder City, Nevada, reopened in June 2025 after a $15 million renovation funded through the Southern Nevada Public Lands Management Act; exhibit design was by AldrichPears Associates, with kubik maltbie as prime exhibit contractor and AV installer and Northern Light Productions as media producer.\n", "description": "The 5,700-square-foot renovated exhibit space includes thirteen interactive and immersive media experiences, including an immersive canyon passageway with panoramic media recreating 1920s dam construction, a \"Build-a-Dam\" interactive physical model, and media installations on worker history and Boulder City's development.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.usbr.gov/newsroom/news-release/5183", "https://hydro.org/powerhouse/article/history-reimagined-step-inside-the-new-hoover-dam-visitor-experience/", "https://blooloop.com/kubik-maltbie-hoover-dam/", "https://nlprod.com/item/hoover-dam-visitor-center/", "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/125", "https://aldrichpears.com/project/hoover-dam-visitor-center/" ] }, { "id": "hopkins-bloomberg-center-donor-wayfinding", "name": "Hopkins Bloomberg Center Donor Recognition & Wayfinding", "venue": "hopkins-bloomberg-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Donor recognition and wayfinding strategy: pin-mounted muntz-metal signage, 25-foot donor wall, QR-coded art labels.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect; per Ennead's own project page (ennead.com/work/jhu/)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "smithgroup", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "rockwell-group", "role": "architecture", "note": "Interior design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Johns Hopkins University's Hopkins Bloomberg Center, a $275 million conversion of the former Newseum building in Washington, DC, dedicated October 2023; architecture by Ennead Architects (design architect) with SmithGroup (architect of record) and Rockwell Group (interior design architect), with donor-recognition and wayfinding strategy by Ashton Design.\n", "description": "Ashton's own page states \"2024\"; the independently-sourced October 2023 dedication date is used instead.\n", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/bloomberg-center", "https://baltimorefishbowl.com/stories/johns-hopkins-university-dedicates-its-new-home-in-the-nations-capital-the-hopkins-bloomberg-center-at-the-former-newseum/", "https://hub.jhu.edu/2023/10/18/hopkins-bloomberg-center-art-architecture/" ] }, { "id": "hopkins-center-for-the-arts-renovation", "name": "Hopkins Center for the Arts Renovation and Roth Wing", "venue": "hopkins-center-for-the-arts", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "page-southerland-page", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record (operating as Stantec by project completion)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A $70 million renovation and expansion of Dartmouth College's Hopkins Center for the Arts in Hanover, New Hampshire, including the new Daryl and Steven Roth Wing, celebrated its grand reopening October 16-19, 2025; Snøhetta led the design (founding partner Craig Dykers) with Page Southerland Page as architect of record.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://home.dartmouth.edu/news/2025/10/old-and-new-dancing-together", "https://www.forbes.com/sites/chaddscott/2021/02/10/dartmouth-selects-snhetta-to-lead-70-million-renovation-and-expansion-of-its-hopkins-center-for-the-arts/", "https://www.snohetta.com/projects/dartmouth-hopkins-center-for-the-arts" ] }, { "id": "horicon-marsh-education-and-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Horicon Marsh Education & Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "horicon-marsh-education-and-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 5,573-square-foot exhibit experience (updated 2019) at the Horicon Marsh Education & Visitor Center in Horicon, Wisconsin, completed in 2014 by Taylor Studios for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.\n", "description": "A life-sized mammoth sculpture outside draws visitors inside to immersive environments and realistic sculptures documenting the marsh's history, including a crawl-through muskrat lodge and an airboat replica staged before a video screen.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/horicon-marsh-education-visitor-center/", "https://madison.com/" ] }, { "id": "horniman-museum-world-gallery", "name": "World Gallery", "venue": "horniman-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "yoho-media", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The World Gallery, a permanent anthropology exhibition at the Horniman Museum and Gardens in London, UK, opened June 29, 2018, designed by Ralph Appelbaum Associates and Yoho Media, with AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://apollo-magazine.com/horniman-museum-world-gallery/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/horniman-museum-world-gallery" ] }, { "id": "hp-palo-alto-customer-welcome-center-innovation-stations", "name": "Innovation Stations", "venue": "hp-palo-alto-customer-welcome-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "blue-telescope", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Per Kubik's own independent project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "\"Innovation Stations,\" interactive digital tabletops at HP's reopened historic Palo Alto Customer Welcome Center, reopened 2023; media design by Blue Telescope, fabrication by kubik maltbie, per kubik maltbie's own independent project page and HP's own site.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://thinkubik.com/project/hp-palo-alto-cwc/", "https://www.hp.com/us-en/hp-information/cwc.html" ] }, { "id": "hpe-executive-briefing-center-video-wall", "name": "Executive Briefing Center Video Wall", "venue": "hewlett-packard-enterprise-headquarters", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "i4d", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "38-monitor lobby video wall + web CMS; 2017 phase added EBC auditorium video wall, badging system, and touchscreen kiosks.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Executive Briefing Center at Hewlett Packard Enterprise's Palo Alto, California headquarters received a 38-monitor lobby video wall in 2015, expanded in 2017, with architecture by Gensler and AV integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/hewlett-packard-enterprise/" ] }, { "id": "hsbc-place-prisms", "name": "Prisms", "venue": "hsbc-place-edmonton", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Six 260-sq-ft suspended 5-sided LED prism boxes plus LED columns", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dialog", "role": "architecture", "note": "Lobby redevelopment", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED volumetric display" ], "summary": "\"Prisms,\" Edmonton's first digital art installation, opened in the redeveloped street-facing glass lobby of HSBC Place in 2020, designed by ESI Design as part of a building redevelopment by architecture firm DIALOG.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://esi.nbbj.com/work/prisms-at-hsbc-place", "https://www.sixteen-nine.net/2020/11/23/edmonton-office-tower-adds-prisms-led-light-boxes-suspended-over-lobby/", "https://www.dialogdesign.ca/our-work/projects/hsbc-place-repositioning/" ] }, { "id": "humboldt-forum-ethnological-asian-art-museums", "name": "Ethnological Museum & Museum of Asian Art", "venue": "humboldt-forum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Ethnological Museum and Museum of Asian Art within Berlin's Humboldt Forum opened September 2021 after 10+ years of development; exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/humboldt-forum" ] }, { "id": "hunter-museum-west-addition", "name": "West Addition", "venue": "hunter-museum-of-american-art", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "randall-stout-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The West Addition to the Hunter Museum of American Art in Chattanooga, Tennessee, completed 2005; architecture by Randall Stout Architects, lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/hunter-museum-of-american-art/" ] }, { "id": "hunterian-museum-redevelopment", "name": "Hunterian Museum Redevelopment", "venue": "hunterian-museum-royal-college-of-surgeons", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "casson-mann", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "click-netherfield", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Hunterian Museum at London's Royal College of Surgeons reopened May 2023 after a five-year, £4.6M redevelopment; exhibition design by Casson Mann, with Click Netherfield designing, manufacturing, and installing the museum's showcases.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.clicknetherfield.com/projects/hunterian-museum-royal-college-of-surgeons/", "https://www.cassonmann.com/projects/hunterian-museum", "https://www.rcseng.ac.uk/news-and-events/media-centre/press-releases/hunterian-museum-16th-may/" ] }, { "id": "huntington-beach-wetlands-interpretive-exhibits", "name": "Interpretive Center Exhibits", "venue": "huntington-beach-wetlands-interpretive-center", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "acorn-group", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "james-freed-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Co-designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Scenic dioramas", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Interpretive exhibits for the Huntington Beach Wetlands Conservancy's Interpretive Center in Huntington Beach, California, completed 2014; design by Acorn Group with James Freed Design, fabrication by Group Delphi.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://acorngroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Huntington-Beach-Wetlands.pdf", "https://web.archive.org/web/20211021055303/https://museums.groupdelphi.com/portfolio/hbwc/" ] }, { "id": "husky-ballpark-core", "name": "Husky Ballpark", "venue": "husky-ballpark", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "srg-partnership", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Husky Ballpark, a new baseball stadium at the University of Washington in Seattle, opened in 2014, with fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "husky-stadium-renovation", "name": "Husky Stadium Renovation", "venue": "husky-stadium", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "olive-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of Husky Stadium at the University of Washington in Seattle, completed in 2013, with fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "hyde-park-village-ambient-play", "name": "Ambient Play", "venue": "hyde-park-village-tampa", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "conductive-paint touch sensors" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Ambient Play, a temporary interactive mural and gathering space in a vacant storefront at Hyde Park Village in Tampa, FL, ran from July to September 2016, designed by The Urban Conga with artists Sebastian Coolidge and Justin Wagher and materials partner Bare Conductive.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/ambient-play" ] }, { "id": "hyosung-americas-cxc-core", "name": "Customer Experience Center", "venue": "hyosung-americas-cxc", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "derse", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "derse", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Hyosung Americas (ATM/financial-technology manufacturer) opened a customer-facing experience center at its Irving, Texas headquarters in early 2021, designed and fabricated by Derse with AV systems integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://businesswire.com/news/home/20210225005240/en", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/hyosung-americas-customer-experience-center-and-headquarters", "https://www.commercialintegrator.com/projects/electrosonic-hyosung-america-customer-experience-center/" ] }, { "id": "ibm-100-think-exhibit", "name": "IBM:100 THINK Exhibit", "venue": "lincoln-center-ibm-think-pavilion", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "av-c", "role": "media-design", "note": "Digital/media components of the exhibit", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "real-time data visualization", "LED wall" ], "summary": "IBM:100 THINK, a temporary exhibition marking IBM's 100th anniversary at Lincoln Center in New York, ran September 23 to October 23, 2011, with a 123-foot exterior real-time-data LED wall and a 3,000 sq ft interior of 20 media columns; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, digital media by AV&C.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.av-controls.com/ibm-think/", "https://raai.com/project/ibm-think-exhibit/", "https://www.engadget.com/2011-09-30-ibms-think-exhibit-invades-nyc-aims-to-inspire-video.html" ] }, { "id": "ibm-watson-experience-center-cooper-square-immersion-room", "name": "IBM Watson Experience Center", "venue": "ibm-watson-experience-center-cooper-square", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "The Immersion Room: a 300-degree, 45-display curved theater", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "curved multi-display theater", "real-time data visualization" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment", "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "IBM's Watson Experience Center, a 10,000 sq ft client-facing briefing center at Cooper Square in New York, opened in 2016 with exhibit and media design by Local Projects, centered on the Immersion Room, a 300-degree, 45-display curved theater visualizing Watson's live data processing for visiting clients and partners.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/corporate-experience/ibm-watson-experience-centers/", "https://betterfutureawards.com/NYC16/project.asp?ID=13864" ] }, { "id": "ice-age-fossils-state-park-core", "name": "Ice Age Fossils State Park Exhibits", "venue": "ice-age-fossils-state-park", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "haley-sharpe-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Ice Age Fossils State Park in North Las Vegas, Nevada, held its grand opening in 2024, with exhibit design by Haley Sharpe Design and fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://parks.nv.gov", "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "idaho-state-museum-big-burn", "name": "Idaho State Museum Renovation (incl. \"Big Burn\" exhibit)", "venue": "idaho-state-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Richard Lewis Media Group brought Electrosonic onto the project", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "46 multimedia exhibits including the \"Big Burn\" 4D wraparound recreation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "andrew-merriell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lexington", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited on RLMG's project page as \"Nassal/Lexington\"; nassal.com's own project page for this renovation credits \"Lexington\" specifically for exhibit fabrication and project coordination.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive maps", "4D projection", "audio storytelling" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Silver, Onsite Digital Experience", "year": 2019, "source": "https://www.rlmg.com/work/idaho-state-historical-society" } ], "summary": "The Idaho State Museum in Boise reopened October 12, 2018 after a four-year, $17 million renovation; RLMG led media design (including the MUSE Award-winning \"Big Burn\" exhibit) with Electrosonic providing AV integration across 46 multimedia exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.idahoednews.org/features/photos-newly-renovated-idaho-state-historical-museum-opens/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/idaho-state-museum", "https://www.rlmg.com/work/idaho-state-historical-society", "https://www.nassal.com/projects/idaho-state-museum" ] }, { "id": "igfa-hall-of-fame-core", "name": "IGFA Hall of Fame and Museum", "venue": "igfa-hall-of-fame-and-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1999, "credits": [ { "firm": "eskew-dumez-ripple", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "sparks-exhibits", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Co-credit", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The International Game Fish Association (IGFA) Hall of Fame and Museum in Dania Beach, Florida, opened 1999; architecture by Eskew Dumez Ripple, exhibit design by Hilferty & Associates and Sparks Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eskewdumezripple.com/" ] }, { "id": "ikea-action-speaks-summit", "name": "Action Speaks Summit", "venue": "action-speaks-summit-brooklyn", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Action Speaks Summit, an IKEA/Ingka Group event held during New York Climate Week in Brooklyn, September 2023; exhibition design and architecture by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "Superflux (London, non-North America) provided concept/creative direction and production; not credited here per North America firm- record scope.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/ikea-action-speaks", "https://superflux.in/index.php/work/action-speaks-summit/", "https://www.ingka.com/action-speaks-summit/" ] }, { "id": "ikea-museum-main-exhibition", "name": "IKEA Museum — Main Exhibition", "venue": "ikea-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "wilkinsoneyre", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "IKEA Museum, in the company's founding town of Älmhult, Sweden, opened June 2016; architecture by WilkinsonEyre, with main exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/ikea-museum", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IKEA_Museum" ] }, { "id": "illinois-holocaust-museum-core", "name": "Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center", "venue": "illinois-holocaust-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "tigerman-mccurry-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center in Skokie, IL opened April 19, 2009; architecture by Tigerman McCurry Architects, lighting design by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illinois_Holocaust_Museum_and_Education_Center", "https://www.architectmagazine.com/" ] }, { "id": "illinois-holocaust-museum-experience360-core", "name": "Illinois Holocaust Museum Experience360", "venue": "illinois-holocaust-museum-experience360", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "luci-creative", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "usc-shoah-foundation", "role": "content-production", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Developed the Kizito Kalima interactive hologram testimony (Dimensions in Testimony format) with USC Libraries/USC Digital Repository, per the museum's announcement.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive video testimony", "natural language processing" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "Illinois Holocaust Museum Experience360, a satellite location in downtown Chicago opened August 26, 2025 while the museum's Skokie campus renovates; exhibit design by Luci Creative, fabrication by Ravenswood Studio.\n", "description": "In August 2025 the location added a \"Dimensions in Testimony\"-format hologram interactive of Kizito Kalima, a survivor of the 1994 Rwandan genocide against the Tutsi — the first non-Holocaust survivor added to the USC Shoah Foundation's interactive-testimony format. Visitors watch a video essay, then ask spoken questions answered via natural-language matching to pre-recorded responses, the same technology and vendor relationship (USC Shoah Foundation) as the Virginia Holocaust Museum's Dimensions in Testimony installation.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.axios.com/2025/08/05/holocaust-museum-ai-interactive-rwandan-genocide", "https://news.wttw.com/2025/08/25/illinois-holocaust-museum-opens-satellite-location-downtown-chicago", "https://www.ilholocaustmuseum.org/museum-announces-opening-of-new-downtown-location/" ] }, { "id": "illinois-holocaust-museum-take-a-stand-center", "name": "Take a Stand Center", "venue": "illinois-holocaust-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Concept development for the permanent exhibition, in collaboration with USC Shoah Foundation on the Dimensions in Testimony hologram technology.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "usc-shoah-foundation", "role": "content-production", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Developed the Dimensions in Testimony natural-language interactive hologram testimony technology (with USC Institute for Creative Technologies) behind the Abe & Ida Cooper Survivor Stories Experience.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive hologram", "AI-driven testimony playback" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "Take a Stand Center, a permanent exhibition at the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center in Skokie, Illinois, opened October 29, 2017, concept-developed by BRC Imagination Arts in collaboration with USC Shoah Foundation.\n", "description": "The exhibition includes the Abe & Ida Cooper Survivor Stories Experience (a 66-seat holographic theater using USC Shoah Foundation's Dimensions in Testimony technology), the Goodman Upstander Gallery, and a Take a Stand Lab; it won a 2018 MUSE Gold Award for Interpretive Interactive Installations.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.brcweb.com/project/illinois-holocaust-museum/", "https://www.ilholocaustmuseum.org/current-exhibitions/take-a-stand-center/", "https://www.smithsonianmag.com/travel/chat-holographic-holocaust-survivor-180967085/" ] }, { "id": "illumina-executive-briefing-center-experience", "name": "Illumina Executive Briefing Center", "venue": "illumina-executive-briefing-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "zgf-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "zgf-architects", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Environmental graphic design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hyperquake", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-office-of-james-burnett", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED panels", "environmental graphics" ], "summary": "The Illumina Executive Briefing Center, a hospitality and exhibition space on Illumina's San Diego, California campus, opened in 2023 with architecture, interior design, and environmental graphic design by ZGF Architects and exhibit design by Hyperquake.\n", "description": "Formerly a storage building on Illumina's main campus quad, the center preserves much of the original structure while linking four stories with a central helical staircase evoking DNA structure. The exhibit gallery features laser-cut, DNA-molecule-inspired dimensional walls that allow airflow for large LED panels. The center won GACEP's 2026 World Class Center Award and Innovation in the Center recognition.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.zgf.com/work/6130-illumina-executive-briefing-center", "https://gbdmagazine.com/zgf-illumina/", "https://www.gacep.com/recognizedprograms" ] }, { "id": "illuminarium-atlanta-wild", "name": "WILD: A Safari Experience", "venue": "illuminarium-atlanta", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "rockwell-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "LAB at Rockwell Group; experience design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Design engineering, projection studies, and coordination of all AV/technology systems", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "4K projection", "spatial 3D audio", "LIDAR interactivity", "haptic infrasound" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment", "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Illuminarium Atlanta, a 30,000 sq ft immersive entertainment venue on the Atlanta BeltLine, opened July 1, 2021 with the inaugural show \"WILD: A Safari Experience\"; LAB at Rockwell Group designed the experience and Electrosonic served as AV systems integrator across the 360-degree projection theater.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/illuminarium-experiences-first-venue-opens-on-atlantas-beltline-with-wild-a-safari-experience-immersing-guests-in-the-splendor-of-africas-most-exotic-animals-301324381.html", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/illuminarium-atlanta" ] }, { "id": "illuminarium-las-vegas-core", "name": "Illuminarium Las Vegas", "venue": "illuminarium-las-vegas", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "rockwell-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Total system integration", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "radical-media", "role": "content-production", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive projection" ], "summary": "Illuminarium Las Vegas, an immersive entertainment venue at AREA15, opened January 2022; design by Rockwell Group, AV system integration by Electrosonic, content creation by Radical Media. Distinct from the already-recorded Illuminarium Atlanta venue.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://plsn.com/articles/features/illuminarium/", "https://www.vegas24seven.com/illuminarium-experiential-entertainment-company-coming-to-area15-in-january-2022/" ] }, { "id": "illuminate-yaletown", "name": "Illuminate Yaletown", "venue": "yaletown-vancouver", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2012, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Created a nine-story color-wash light installation on the Opus Hotel facade plus an interactive \"Light Graffiti\" touchscreen projection installation, for the Yaletown Business Improvement Association's February outdoor lighting festival.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touch-screen projection" ], "summary": "Illuminate Yaletown was an outdoor winter lighting festival launched by the Yaletown Business Improvement Association in Vancouver, BC in 2012, for which Eos Lightmedia created a nine-story programmable color-wash installation on the Opus Hotel facade and an interactive \"Light Graffiti\" touch-screen projection feature.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/96" ] }, { "id": "ima-efroymson-wood-pavilions", "name": "Efroymson / Wood / Deer-Zink Pavilions", "venue": "indianapolis-museum-of-art", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "browning-day-mullins-dierdorf", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Efroymson, Wood, and Deer-Zink Pavilions at the Indianapolis Museum of Art (now Newfields), completed 2004; architecture by Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf, lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/indianapolis-museum-of-art/" ] }, { "id": "imperial-war-museum-london-atrium-wwi-galleries", "name": "Atrium & First World War Galleries", "venue": "imperial-war-museum-london", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "foster-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "casson-mann", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Imperial War Museum London's new four-storey atrium and First World War Galleries opened July 2014, for the WWI centenary, as part of a £40M transformation; architecture by Foster + Partners, exhibition design by Casson Mann.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dezeen.com/2014/07/16/foster-partners-first-world-war-galleries-imperial-war-museum/", "https://www.cassonmann.com/projects/atrium-galleries", "https://www.fosterandpartners.com/projects/imperial-war-museum/" ] }, { "id": "ina-dillard-russell-library-rare-book-room", "name": "Rare Book Room and Special Collections Galleries", "venue": "ina-dillard-russell-library", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "digital interfaces" ], "summary": "An expansion of Special Collections & Galleries at the Ina Dillard Russell Library at Georgia College & State University in Milledgeville, Georgia, including a new Rare Book Room, was dedicated February 13, 2023, with exhibit, graphic, and media design by HealyKohler.\n", "description": "The student-focused gallery explores the university's history through education, research, and alumni contributions, housing southern literary works and historical archives with large-scale interpretive graphics, social gathering spaces, and digital interfaces for examining rare book pages.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/ina-dillard-russell-library/", "https://www.bbnews.today/community/gcsu-debuts-rare-book-room" ] }, { "id": "incheon-airport-t2-core", "name": "Incheon International Airport, Terminal 2", "venue": "incheon-international-airport-t2", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "heerim-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record .", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Gensler served as collaborating design architect alongside Korean architect-of-record Heerim Architects on Incheon International Airport's Terminal 2, near Seoul, South Korea, opened in January 2018 ahead of the PyeongChang Winter Olympics.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.gensler.com/projects/incheon-international-airport", "https://www.arch2o.com/incheon-international-airport-gensler/" ] }, { "id": "independence-seaport-museum-river-alive", "name": "River Alive", "venue": "independence-seaport-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "habitheque", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hands-on-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "handymakes-studio", "role": "content-production", "note": "Content development.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creative-machines", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Physical interactive production.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "frazer-technology", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "b-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "32-foot projection wall, touchscreen interactives, and a \"River Hero\" personality quiz.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection", "sensors", "touchscreen interactives" ], "summary": "River Alive, an exhibition on the Delaware River's maritime history and watershed health, opened at the Independence Seaport Museum in Philadelphia in 2019, with exhibition design by Habitheque and Hands on! Studio, fabrication by Creative Machines and B Fabrication, AV systems by Frazer Technology, content development by Handymakes Studio, and interactive media by Bluecadet.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/river-alive", "https://www.commarts.com/project/30547/river-alive" ] }, { "id": "independence-visitor-center-welcome-wall", "name": "Philly Welcome Wall", "venue": "independence-visitor-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "42-foot interactive digital wall with touch, proximity sensors, and machine-learning-driven content\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "smith-diction", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Brand identity.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Concierge Wall content and interaction design, National Park Service Explorer touchscreen, welcome film, and dynamic digital signage across the broader Visitor Experience Improvement Project.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen interactives", "motion sensors", "digital signage" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation", "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "The Philly Welcome Wall, a 42-foot interactive digital wall, opened October 8, 2019 as the centerpiece of a $15 million Visitor Experience Improvement Project at Philadelphia's Independence Visitor Center; Electrosonic designed and integrated the AV and interactive systems, with content and interaction design by Bluecadet and branding by Smith & Diction.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.phillyvoice.com/renovation-independence-visitor-center-anticipates-philly-tourism-boom/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/independence-visitor-center", "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/independence-visitor-center", "https://www.phlvisitorcenter.com/2019" ] }, { "id": "indian-trails-public-library-kidzone", "name": "Indian Trails Public Library Kidzone", "venue": "indian-trails-public-library", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "product-architecture-and-design", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design of the new library and Kid Zone", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Engineering, fabrication, installation, project management of the 2,500 sq ft play area", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "boss-display", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Light Bright wall fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Kidzone, a 2,500 sq ft children's interactive play area, opened at the Indian Trails Public Library in Wheeling, IL in 2017 as part of a $14.4 million library renovation; designed by Product Architecture and Design, engineered and fabricated by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/indian-trails-public-library-kidzone" ] }, { "id": "indiana-basketball-hall-of-fame-expansion", "name": "Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame Gallery Expansion", "venue": "indiana-basketball-hall-of-fame", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fleming-museum-consulting", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Content development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "silver-oaks", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "silver-oaks", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pinpoint-productions", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "270-degree immersive projection", "interactive referee simulation", "jump-height measurement interactive" ], "summary": "A 6,600 sq ft gallery expansion at the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame in New Castle, Indiana, reopened December 12, 2024; exhibit design by Peter Hyde Design, content development by Fleming Museum Consulting, media production and AV integration by Silver Oaks, and exhibit fabrication by Pinpoint Productions.\n", "description": "The expansion, which broke ground in October 2023, added a new Archive Room, an expanded Enshrinement Gallery, a History of Women's Basketball in Indiana/Title IX exhibit, an \"Officials: You Make the Call\" interactive, a 270-degree immersive \"Game Day\" experience, and a revamped \"Make Your Last Shot\" feature; admission became free with a sponsorship from Henry Community Health.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.peterhydedesign.com/all-projects/", "https://hoopshall.com/indiana-basketball-hall-of-fame-grand-re-opening-announced/", "https://hoopsinhenry.com/2024/12/18/indiana-basketball-hall-of-fame-expansion/" ] }, { "id": "indiana-state-museum-ancient-seas", "name": "Ancient Seas", "venue": "indiana-state-museum", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "boston-productions-inc", "role": "media-design", "note": "Projection-mapped media, 3D animation, and AR interactives", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bowen-technovation", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "augmented reality", "digital interactives" ], "summary": "Ancient Seas, a reimagined permanent exhibit at the Indiana State Museum in Indianapolis, opened June 8, 2024; exhibit design by Split Rock Studios, with projection-mapped media and augmented reality by Boston Productions and fabrication support from Bowen Technovation.\n", "description": "The exhibit showcases more than 200 fossils from ancient forests and shallow seas that once covered Indiana, combining physical specimens with 3D animation, sweeping environmental projection, and digital interactives such as building a crinoid.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.indianamuseum.org/experience/ancient-seas/", "https://www.indianamuseum.org/news-article/reimagined-ancient-seas-opens-june-8/", "https://bostonproductions.com/portfolio/ancient-seas/", "https://splitrockstudios.com/nai-2025-media-award/" ] }, { "id": "indiana-state-museum-core", "name": "Indiana State Museum", "venue": "indiana-state-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2002, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ratio-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "technical-artistry", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited as Maltbie Associates, a Kubik company", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive media", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Indiana State Museum's current White River State Park building in Indianapolis opened 2002; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, architecture by RATIO Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://indyencyclopedia.org/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana_State_Museum" ] }, { "id": "indiana-state-museum-ice-age-gallery", "name": "Ice Age Gallery", "venue": "indiana-state-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 2,800-square-foot Ice Age Gallery at the Indiana State Museum in Indianapolis, completed in 2017 by Taylor Studios, centered on a sub-glacial ice tunnel diorama depicting the Wisconsinan Continental Ice Sheet's retreat roughly 17,000 years ago.\n", "description": "The museum commissioned Taylor Studios on the strength of its prior Natural Regions Gallery work; the multi-sensory environment includes icy wind effects, textured flooring, a trickling stream, layered \"dirty\" ice formations, taxidermy specimens (musk ox, snowy owl, snowshoe hare), and a mammoth-sinking diorama scene.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/ice-age-gallery/" ] }, { "id": "indiana-state-museum-natural-regions-gallery", "name": "Natural Regions Gallery", "venue": "indiana-state-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 2,800-square-foot full gallery renovation at the Indiana State Museum in Indianapolis, completed in 2016 by Taylor Studios, contrasting 1800s and modern-day Indiana landscapes.\n", "description": "Immersive dioramas, crawl-through caves, animated projections, and tactile floor elements culminate in a conservation-focused comparison of historical versus contemporary environments, delivered on a compressed schedule with overlapping design and fabrication phases.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/natural-regions-gallery/" ] }, { "id": "indianapolis-motor-speedway-museum-renovation", "name": "Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum Renovation", "venue": "indianapolis-motor-speedway-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "jack-rouse-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Named as JRA/RWS Global on Eos Lightmedia's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "scenario", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibit fabricator; brought Eos Lightmedia onto the project", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Complete exhibit lighting design package (as its Abernathy Lighting Design studio) for the roughly 60,000 sq ft total renovation, including period-specific thematic pendant fixtures.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum's roughly 60,000 sq ft renovation, completed in 2025, was led by exhibit designer Jack Rouse Associates (JRA/RWS Global) with fabrication by Scenario and exhibit lighting design by Eos Lightmedia (Abernathy Lighting Design).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/563" ] }, { "id": "indianapolis-motor-speedway-project-100", "name": "Project 100", "venue": "indianapolis-motor-speedway", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "section-127", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Lead wayfinding/environmental-graphic-design firm; 500+ wayfinding elements, facility signage, exterior road mapping, and the Turn 1 entrance gate", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bomar-industries", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Primary fabricator, exterior signage", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sport-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exterior signage elements/fabrication planning", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "black powder-coated steel perforated blade signage" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award, Wayfinding", "year": 2018, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/project-100/" } ], "summary": "Project 100, a wayfinding and environmental-graphics program at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway including a redesigned Turn 1 entrance gate, was delivered by Section 127 in 2016 ahead of the track's 100th running of the Indianapolis 500, comprising 500+ wayfinding elements, facility signage, and exterior road mapping.\n", "description": "Design palette references the Marmon Wasp, the speedway's first Indianapolis 500-winning car (1911). Part of a broader Project 100 renovation program (concessions, restrooms, grandstand/suite upgrades, pylon videoboards) managed by AECOM Hunt, which is not credited here as that scope falls under the corpus's general-contracting exclusion.\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/project-100/", "https://aecom.com/projects/indianapolis-motor-speedway-project-100/" ] }, { "id": "indianapolis-zoo-international-orangutan-center", "name": "International Orangutan Center", "venue": "indianapolis-zoo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Interior and exterior exhibition elements", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "browning-day-mullins-dierdorf", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive puzzle exhibits" ], "summary": "The International Orangutan Center, a 5,300-square-foot interior visitor space at the Indianapolis Zoo in Indianapolis, IN, opened in 2014, with exhibition design by Thinc Design and architecture by Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf.\n", "description": "The exhibits include interactive cognitive-stimulation elements allowing visitors and orangutans to engage in joint problem-solving tasks using tools.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/international-orangutan-center" ] }, { "id": "infinity-science-center-core", "name": "INFINITY Science Center Interactive Exhibits", "venue": "infinity-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Deep Ocean Explorer, Hurricane Simulator, and Inundation Station installations", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "designforce", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "multi-player interactive game", "projection mapping" ], "summary": "Interactive exhibits at INFINITY Science Center in Pearlington, Mississippi, including the Deep Ocean Explorer submarine game and the Hurricane Simulator, opened in 2018; RLMG designed the media with exhibit design by DesignForce.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/infinity-science-center" ] }, { "id": "inland-waterways-museum-1937-flood-exhibit", "name": "1937 Ohio River Flood Exhibit", "venue": "inland-waterways-museum", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "status": "announced", "year_expected": 2027, "credits": [ { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A new exhibit on the 1937 Ohio River flood at the Inland Waterways Museum (formerly River Discovery Center) in Paducah, KY, replacing non-working original exhibits; design and fabrication by Solid Light, collaboration began 2022. Opening date not yet confirmed as of this check; year_expected is an estimate, not a sourced target date.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.waterwaysjournal.net/" ] }, { "id": "intel-museum-xr-fab-tour", "name": "Intel XR Fab Tour", "venue": "intel-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "stimulant", "role": "media-design", "note": ". Sliding-rail augmented-reality display with eight animated 3D vignettes explaining Intel's chip-fabrication process, plus a Microsoft HoloLens 2 mixed-reality mode for up to 8 simultaneous visitors.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "invisible-thread", "role": "content-production", "note": ". 3D animation and development.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "john-murray-productions", "role": "fabrication", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "augmented reality", "mixed reality (HoloLens 2)", "real-time 3D rendering" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation", "real-time" ], "summary": "Intel XR Fab Tour, an augmented- and mixed-reality exhibit at the Intel Museum in Santa Clara, CA explaining Intel's chip-fabrication process, opened in 2023 with design and engineering by Stimulant and animation by Invisible Thread.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.stimulant.com/work/intel-fab-xr-virtual-tour", "https://www.commarts.com/project/36289/intel-xr-fab-tour", "https://www.stimulant.com/news/new-project-interactive-exhibits-at-the-intel-museum", "http://web.archive.org/web/20231205121750/https://www.stimulant.com/news/new-project-interactive-exhibits-at-the-intel-museum", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2024%20IA%20Shortlist1.pdf" ] }, { "id": "international-african-american-museum-core", "name": "International African American Museum", "venue": "international-african-american-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Project consultation and value engineering during design development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Planned narrative flow of the nine interior galleries; led community forums shaping the interpretive approach", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pei-cobb-freed-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect; Henry N. Cobb lead designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "moody-nolan", "role": "architecture", "note": "Co-architect / architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Multimedia exhibit design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "technical-artistry", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Exhibit lighting design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "zone-display-cases", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Museum display case fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "artifact display", "AV systems" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Thea Award — Outstanding Achievement (Museum)", "year": 2025, "source": "https://www.teaconnect.org/news/31st-annual-thea-award-winners-announced-themed-entertainment-association" }, { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Spaces and Places (Finalist)", "year": 2024, "source": "https://www.fastcompany.com/91129806/spaces-places-innovation-by-design-2024" } ], "summary": "The International African American Museum, a 40,000-square-foot museum at Charleston, South Carolina's historic Gadsden's Wharf, opened June 27, 2023, with architecture by Pei Cobb Freed & Partners and Moody Nolan, exhibition design and interpretive planning by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, and Solomon Group serving as project consultant, exhibit fabricator, and AV integrator during late-stage design development and installation.\n", "description": "The museum received a 2025 Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement from the Themed Entertainment Association, and was a 2024 Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards finalist in the Spaces and Places category (credited to Ralph Appelbaum Associates). Landscape design by Hood Design Studio is not captured as a project credit — the vocabulary has no landscape-architecture role (logged gap).\n", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/the-international-african-american-museum", "https://iaamuseum.org/", "https://www.forbes.com/sites/chaddscott/2023/06/28/international-african-american-museum-opens-in-charleston-sc/", "https://raai.com/project/international-african-american-museum/", "https://www.pcf-p.com/news/international-african-american-museum-open-saturday/", "https://www.fastcompany.com/91129806/spaces-places-innovation-by-design-2024", "https://www.teaconnect.org/news/31st-annual-thea-award-winners-announced-themed-entertainment-association" ] }, { "id": "international-dairy-queen-headquarters-experience", "name": "International Dairy Queen, Inc. Corporate Headquarters", "venue": "international-dairy-queen-headquarters", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "greiner-construction", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "branded environmental graphics", "custom fabricated installations" ], "summary": "The International Dairy Queen, Inc. Corporate Headquarters, a brand-immersive workplace build-out in Bloomington, Minnesota, opened in April 2019, designed by HGA; it received a 2020 SEGD Global Design Award Honor Award in the Placemaking and Identity category.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/international-dairy-queen-inc-corporate-headquarters", "https://hga.com/dairy-queen-wins-global-experiential-graphic-design-award/" ] }, { "id": "international-dark-sky-discovery-center-immersion-zone", "name": "Immersion Zone", "venue": "international-dark-sky-discovery-center", "project_type": "new-building", "status": "in-progress", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "swaback-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive educational displays" ], "summary": "The International Dark Sky Discovery Center, a $25 million, 23,000-sq-ft observatory and STEM education facility in Fountain Hills, Arizona, broke ground April 8, 2024 and is expected to open in 2026; architecture by Swaback Architects + Planners, with the building's Immersion Zone exhibit hall designed and fabricated by Split Rock Studios.\n", "description": "The facility includes a 27.5-inch PlaneWave telescope in a domed observatory, a 65-seat planetarium, and a multipurpose auditorium, alongside the 3,300-sq-ft Immersion Zone exhibit space dedicated to STEM education and dark sky preservation.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.mccarthy.com/insights/international-dark-sky-discovery-center-breaks-ground-in-fountain-hills", "https://www.kjzz.org/science/2025-10-06/big-telescope-installed-in-fountain-hills-dark-sky-discovery-center-scheduled-to-open-in-2026", "https://splitrockstudios.com/idsdc-breaks-ground-2024/" ] }, { "id": "international-polar-bear-conservation-centre", "name": "International Polar Bear Conservation Centre", "venue": "assiniboine-park-zoo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "portico-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Client of record for Eos Lightmedia's lighting scope, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page; no independent firm record yet.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "programmable interactive exhibits" ], "summary": "The International Polar Bear Conservation Centre, part of the Journey to Churchill exhibit at Assiniboine Park Zoo in Winnipeg, MB, opened in 2012 with a polar bear transition program, research and lab space, and an interpretive exhibit gallery on climate change; Eos Lightmedia supplied, installed, and designed the exhibit lighting for exhibit designer Portico Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/88" ] }, { "id": "international-quilt-museum-digital-gallery", "name": "Digital Gallery", "venue": "international-quilt-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "robert-a-m-stern-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "Digital Gallery interactive installations including timelines, touch-based exhibits, and user-generated content features\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touch installations", "motion graphics", "wayfinding" ], "summary": "The International Quilt Museum (then International Quilt Study Center and Museum) at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln opened its new building, designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, in 2008; Second Story designed the museum's Digital Gallery interactive installations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Quilt_Museum", "https://www.ramsa.com/projects/project/international-quilt-museum", "https://2s-archive.rzrfs.com/work/international-quilt-study-center-museum" ] }, { "id": "international-spy-museum-camouflage", "name": "Camouflage: Designed to Deceive", "venue": "international-spy-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition design, experience design, wayfinding, and branding", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bridgewater-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bridgewater-studios", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive scenography" ], "summary": "\"Camouflage: Designed to Deceive,\" a special exhibition at the International Spy Museum in Washington, DC, opened March 1, 2026, exploring camouflage as a design discipline spanning nature, warfare, and espionage; exhibition design by Local Projects with media design by Cortina Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/museums-attractions/camouflage-designed-to-deceive/", "https://www.spymuseum.org/press/press-archive/2026-press-releases/camouflage-debut/", "https://washingtonian.com/2026/01/14/the-spy-museums-new-exhibit-explores-the-hidden-world-of-camouflage/" ] }, { "id": "international-spy-museum-f-street", "name": "International Spy Museum (F Street, Original Building)", "venue": "international-spy-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2002, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The International Spy Museum's original location, spanning six historic buildings at 8th and F Streets NW in Washington, DC, opened July 19, 2002, with exhibition design by Gallagher & Associates and lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design; the museum won the 2005 Themed Entertainment Association Thea Award for Best Museum. The museum relocated to a new building at L'Enfant Plaza in 2019 (see the separate record for that building).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dcist.com/story/11/01/23/looking-back-adams-buildinginternat/", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=47" ] }, { "id": "international-spy-museum-lenfant-plaza", "name": "International Spy Museum (L'Enfant Plaza)", "venue": "international-spy-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "rogers-stirk-harbour-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hickok-cole", "role": "architecture", "note": "Associate architect, per gallagherdesign.com", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Over 1,300 pieces of AV/interactive equipment across 16 interactive exhibits", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "history-associates", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Script writing (credited jointly with Paul Rosenthal, an individual, not recorded per no-people policy)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive media and films", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Supplied and integrated exhibit lighting for Kubik/Maltbie's fabrication scope, working alongside exhibit lighting designer Available Light", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "RFID", "interactive touchscreens", "motion detection" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Onsite Digital Experience (Bronze), for the \"Red Team\" interactive", "year": 2020, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-recognition/2020-muse-award-winners/" } ], "summary": "The International Spy Museum's new 140,000 sq ft building at L'Enfant Plaza in Washington, DC opened May 12, 2019, designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners with exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, fabrication by Kubik/Maltbie, and AV integration by Electrosonic. Its \"Red Team\" interactive in the \"Making Sense of Secrets\" gallery won a 2020 AAM MUSE Award (Onsite Digital Experience, bronze).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.washingtonpost.com/goingoutguide/museums/the-new-spy-museum-is-bigger-bolder-and-more-beautiful-here-are-the-10-things-you-shouldnt-miss/2019/05/08/1bfada0e-6853-11e9-82ba-fcfeff232e8f_story.html", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/international-spy-museum", "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/spy/", "https://www.spymuseum.org/exhibition-experiences/gallery-making-sense-of-secret/", "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-recognition/2020-muse-award-winners/", "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/27" ] }, { "id": "international-spy-museum-spying-launched-a-nation", "name": "Spying Launched a Nation", "venue": "international-spy-museum", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "transparent OLED monitors" ], "summary": "\"Spying Launched a Nation,\" a revamped gallery experience on the Culper Spy Ring at the International Spy Museum in Washington, DC, opened January 2024; exhibit design by Peter Hyde Design, media by Cortina Productions, and AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "The immersive experience, narrated by actor Chris Jackson, uses wall and floor projection and transparent OLED monitors to bring to life a 1777 letter in which George Washington authorized the Culper Spy Ring, America's first spy network; funded by a grant from the Verstandig Family Foundation.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.peterhydedesign.com/projects/spying-launched-a-nation/", "https://www.spymuseum.org/press/press-archive/2024/culperring/", "https://www.spymuseum.org/exhibition-experiences/gallery-spying-that-shaped-his/spying-launched-a-nation/" ] }, { "id": "international-tennis-hall-of-fame-renovation", "name": "International Tennis Hall of Fame & Museum Renovation", "venue": "international-tennis-hall-of-fame", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Overlapping vendor claim: Cortina Productions' own project page credits itself with media-design and 1220 Exhibits with av-integration/fabrication for this renovation, while HealyKohler's own page claims the full exhibit-design/graphics/media scope. Both firms' self-reported credits are recorded pending clarification; not resolved in favor of either.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "hologram", "interactive projection", "augmented reality" ], "summary": "A multimillion-dollar reimagining of the International Tennis Hall of Fame & Museum, housed in the historic Newport Casino in Newport, Rhode Island, reopened May 14, 2025; HealyKohler designed the exhibits, graphics, and media, including a life-size Roger Federer hologram and an interactive projection globe.\n", "description": "The renovated museum experience integrates exhibit design with the historic Newport Casino building — the site of the first U.S. National Lawn Tennis Championship — across galleries including the Hall of Famers Gallery, Celebration Gallery, \"The Majors\" interactive journey (narrated by Roger Federer), Newport Tennis Traditions Gallery, and Legends Lounge, displaying over 2,000 artifacts.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/international-tennis-hall-of-fame-museum/", "https://www.forbes.com/sites/timnewcomb/2025/05/14/international-tennis-hall-of-fame-opens-renovated-museum/", "https://www.rimonthly.com/international-tennis-hall-of-fame-reopens-after-multimillion-dollar-renovation/" ] }, { "id": "international-wolf-center-discover-wolves", "name": "Discover Wolves!", "venue": "international-wolf-center", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "alliiance", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive map", "virtual reality" ], "summary": "Discover Wolves!, a renovated core exhibit at the International Wolf Center in Ely, Minnesota, opened June 28, 2019; exhibit design and fabrication by Split Rock Studios, with architecture by Alliiance.\n", "description": "The renovation replaced the center's decades-old exhibits with interactive elements including an interactive map and a virtual plane ride experience, developed in collaboration with the center's wildlife biologists to interpret current wolf research for general audiences.\n", "sources": [ "https://splitrockstudios.com/work/international-wolf-center/", "https://splitrockstudios.com/discover-wolves/", "https://alliiance.com/design/environmental-learning/international-wolf-center-discover-wolves/" ] }, { "id": "intrepid-sea-air-space-museum-regulus-iwall", "name": "iWall for the Regulus 1 Cruise Missile", "venue": "intrepid-sea-air-space-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "perfect-prototype", "role": "content-production", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive sliding-track touchscreen" ], "summary": "An interactive \"iWall\" exhibit on the Regulus 1 cruise missile opened June 2018 at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in Manhattan, with content by Perfect Prototype and fabrication by Art Guild.\n", "description": "A touch-screen monitor slides along a track in front of a continuous series of images, letting visitors explore the Regulus 1's history, propulsion, and warhead through video and digital content.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.artguildinc.com/2018/06/04/art-guild-iwall-showcases-new-exhibit-at-sea-air-and-space-museum/" ] }, { "id": "intuit-art-museum-exhibition-design", "name": "Intuit Art Museum Inaugural Exhibitions", "venue": "intuit-art-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Graphic guidelines, title walls, interpretive didactics, and object labels for the reopening exhibitions", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "doyle-and-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "$10M renovation and expansion", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Span Studio designed the graphic guidelines and exhibition graphics for the three inaugural exhibitions marking Intuit Art Museum's reopening on May 23, 2025 after a $10 million renovation and expansion: \"Catalyst: Im/migration and Self-Taught Art in Chicago,\" \"Highlights from the Intuit Art Museum Collection,\" and \"Henry Darger: The Room Revealed.\"\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://chicago.suntimes.com/museums-zoos/2025/05/24/intuit-museum-reopens-art-center-chicago", "https://blockclubchicago.org/2025/05/22/intuit-art-museum-reopens-friday-after-10-million-revamp/", "https://span.studio/projects/intuit-art-museum-exhibition-design" ] }, { "id": "intuit-art-museum-signage", "name": "Intuit Art Museum Signage & Wayfinding", "venue": "intuit-art-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Environmental signage and wayfinding for the renovated building, including entry sculpture, facade artwork, ADA-compliant interior signage, and donor recognition", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Span Studio designed the environmental signage and wayfinding system for Intuit Art Museum's renovated Chicago building, unveiled with the museum's reopening on May 23, 2025.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://chicago.suntimes.com/museums-zoos/2025/05/24/intuit-museum-reopens-art-center-chicago", "https://span.studio/projects/intuit-art-museum-signage" ] }, { "id": "intuit-dome-fan-experience-wayfinding", "name": "Fan Experience, Branding & Wayfinding", "venue": "intuit-dome", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "master-planning", "note": "Master planning and fan-experience design for the LA Clippers' arena", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Wayfinding, jersey wall, and exterior signage", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphics" ], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations led fan-experience master planning, wayfinding, a jersey wall, and exterior signage for Intuit Dome, the LA Clippers' arena in Inglewood, California, completed in 2025.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "intuit-dome-living-arena", "name": "Living Arena", "venue": "intuit-dome", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "refik-anadol-studio", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Permanent commissioned AI data painting on a 40-by-70-foot LED surface, generated from live venue, weather, and flight data.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "AI-generated media", "large-format LED display", "live data feeds" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "Living Arena, a permanent media artwork by Refik Anadol Studio at Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California, opened with the arena in August 2024; the 40-by-70-foot LED work generates imagery from live venue, weather, and flight data.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.intuitdome.com/about/public-art/refik-anadol", "https://news.artnet.com/art-world/la-clippers-stadium-art-2518783", "https://www.archpaper.com/2024/07/six-installations-los-angeles-intuit-dome/" ] }, { "id": "intuit-dome-nova-armrest", "name": "NOVA Armrest Permanent LED Installation", "venue": "intuit-dome", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "pixmob", "role": "media-design", "note": "(below 3-project threshold) — permanent LED armrest system integrated into all 17,000 arena seats at building opening", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pixmob", "role": "av-integration", "note": "(below 3-project threshold) — seat units include NFC readers, USB charging, and four-button game controllers wired for live in-game interaction", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "wireless RGB LED", "NFC", "synchronized crowd lighting", "fan interaction / gamification" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Intuit Dome, the LA Clippers' arena in Inglewood, CA, opened in August 2024 with PixMob's NOVA Armrest permanently integrated into each of its 17,000 seats, combining synchronized crowd LED lighting with NFC readers, USB charging, and game controllers for live fan interaction.\n", "description": "The NOVA Armrest is PixMob's most advanced permanent installation product, distinct from the company's temporary event-wristband business: it ships built into the seat itself rather than distributed per event, and stays in place for the life of the venue.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.accesswire.com/892882/pixmob-led-technology-ignites-fan-engagement-at-intuit-dome", "https://sportsvenuebusiness.com/2025/11/14/pixmob-led-technology-gamifies-the-fan-experience-at-intuit-dome/", "https://pixmob.com/products/led-installations/nova-plus" ] }, { "id": "iola-theatre-marquee-restoration", "name": "Marquee Restoration", "venue": "iola-theatre", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Placemaking and specialty lighting", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Historic marquee restoration", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "infinity-sign-systems", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "specialty lighting" ], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations restored the historic marquee of the Iola Theatre in Iola, Kansas, completed in 2026, with placemaking-oriented specialty lighting, alongside Infinity Sign Systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "iroquois-national-wildlife-refuge-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Visitor Contact Station Exhibits", "venue": "iroquois-national-wildlife-refuge-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-design-minds", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "color-ad", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Exhibits at the Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Contact Station, Basom, NY, completed September 2014; exhibit design by The Design Minds, fabrication by Color-Ad.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.color-ad.com/" ] }, { "id": "isabella-stewart-gardner-titian-women-myth-power", "name": "Titian: Women, Myth & Power", "venue": "isabella-stewart-gardner-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "stephen-saitas-designs", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Titian: Women, Myth & Power,\" an exhibition reuniting Titian's cycle of mythological \"poesie\" paintings, was on view at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston from August 12, 2021 through January 2, 2022 — its only United States venue — with exhibition design by Stephen Saitas Designs and lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.gardnermuseum.org/news/titian-women-myth-power", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=166" ] }, { "id": "ithra-core", "name": "King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (Ithra)", "venue": "ithra", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A Saudi Aramco-built cultural complex in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia housing a museum, library, cinema, and exhibition halls, designed by Snøhetta and inaugurated by King Salman on December 1, 2016; its inaugural \"Being Saudi\" exhibition was designed by Copenhagen-based Kvorning Design & Communication.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.snohetta.com/projects/king-abdulaziz-centre-for-world-culture-ithra", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Abdulaziz_Center_for_World_Culture", "https://www.archdaily.com/898775/king-abdulaziz-centre-for-world-culture-snohetta" ] }, { "id": "iwm-london-second-world-war-galleries", "name": "Second World War Galleries", "venue": "imperial-war-museum-london", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Second World War Galleries at Imperial War Museum London, UK, opened October 20, 2021, designed by Ralph Appelbaum Associates; the adjacent Holocaust Galleries opened the same day, designed by Casson Mann.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/ralph-appelbaum-associates-imperial-war-museum/", "https://www.museumsassociation.org/museums-journal/news/2021/05/second-world-war-and-holocaust-galleries-to-open-at-iwm-in-october/" ] }, { "id": "ja-free-enterprise-center-dream-accelerator", "name": "Daniels Fund JA Dream Accelerator", "venue": "ja-free-enterprise-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Introduction film, five interactive career-exploration stations, wayfinding tablet application, and facilitator-side student management system.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen interactives", "tablet application", "augmented reality" ], "summary": "Daniels Fund JA Dream Accelerator, a five-station interactive career-exploration exhibit at the JA Free Enterprise Center in Greenwood Village, CO, opened August 29, 2023, with media design by Cortina Productions, exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, and fabrication and AV integration by 1220 Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/ja-dream-accelerator/", "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/new-ja-dream-accelerator/", "https://villagerpublishing.com/accelerating-dreams-junior-achievement-free-enterprise-center-toured-by-governor-polis/", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2024%20IA%20Shortlist1.pdf" ] }, { "id": "jack-c-taylor-visitor-center", "name": "Jack C. Taylor Visitor Center", "venue": "missouri-botanical-garden", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "ayers-saint-gross", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "arbolope-studio", "role": "architecture", "note": "St. Louis local design partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "michael-vergason-landscape-architects", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Landscape architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "media-design", "note": "Hired to design a new immersive media experience for the visitor center lobby", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mad-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Audio/visual technology partner implementing the lobby media experience", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive media wall" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award", "year": 2025, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/missouri-botanical-garden-jack-c-taylor-center/" }, { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Best of Show", "year": 2025, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/missouri-botanical-garden-jack-c-taylor-center/" } ], "summary": "The Jack C. Taylor Visitor Center, a new gateway building for the Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis, opened in August 2022; designed by Ayers Saint Gross with St. Louis-based local partner Arbolope Studio, landscape architecture by Michael Vergason Landscape Architects, and an immersive lobby media experience designed by PGAV Destinations with AV integration by MAD Systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ayerssaintgross.com/portfolio/missouri-botanical-garden-visitor-center/", "https://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/plan-your-visit/top-attractions/jack-c-taylor-visitor-center", "https://segd.org/projects/missouri-botanical-garden-jack-c-taylor-center/", "https://pgavdestinations.com/news/missouri-botanical-garden-hires-pgav-destinations-to-design-media-experience/" ] }, { "id": "jack-chow-building-lighting", "name": "Jack Chow Building Lighting", "venue": "jack-chow-building", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "worlds-famous-building-corp", "role": "architecture", "note": "Rod Chow", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Live Design Awards — Excellence in Architainment", "year": 2016, "source": "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/28" }, { "award": "IESBC Award of Merit", "year": 2017, "source": "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/28" } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Lighting and controls for the Jack Chow Building, a Vancouver Chinatown landmark, completed 2016, by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/28" ] }, { "id": "jack-daniels-distillery-barrel-house-1-14", "name": "Barrel House 1-14", "venue": "jack-daniels-distillery", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "tuck-hinton-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "clickspring-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Interior/visitor-experience design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Barrel House 1-14, a roughly 10,200 sq ft visitor-experience space built into an active whiskey barrel house at the Jack Daniel's Distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee, opened in 2016 with architecture by Tuck-Hinton Architects and interior design by Clickspring Design.\n", "description": "The project opens part of a working barrel house to distillery-tour visitors, designed to convey the \"angel's share\" aroma of aging whiskey as part of the guest experience.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/873133/jack-daniels-barrel-house-1-14-clickspring-desigb" ] }, { "id": "jack-daniels-distillery-visitor-center", "name": "Jack Daniel's Distillery Visitor Center", "venue": "jack-daniels-distillery", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2000, "credits": [ { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "note": "Designed under HOKe, HOK's themed-environment design studio (active 1995 through the early 2000s), not HOK's core practice.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Jack Daniel's Distillery Visitor Center in Lynchburg, Tennessee opened June 26, 2000, designed by HOKe (a themed-environment offshoot of HOK) with a Postmodern design referencing Tennessee's rural vernacular building traditions, including a truss roof sheathed with barrel-slat-like planks.\n", "description": "The Visitor Center serves as the gateway for tours of the Jack Daniel's Distillery, housing a theater, retail space, and displays on barrel-making and whiskey production. It has since been supplemented by additional visitor-facing installations on the distillery grounds, including Barrel House 1-14 (2016) and the White Rabbit Bottle Shop (c. 2015).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.fredminnick.com/2025/06/30/jack-daniels-distillery-visitor-center-celebrates-25-years/", "https://sah-archipedia.org/buildings/TN-01-127-0047" ] }, { "id": "jack-daniels-distillery-white-rabbit-bottle-shop", "name": "White Rabbit Bottle Shop", "venue": "jack-daniels-distillery", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "clickspring-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tuck-hinton-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The White Rabbit Bottle Shop, a roughly 3,300 sq ft retail, bottle- customization, and visitor-gallery space at the Jack Daniel's Distillery Visitor Center in Lynchburg, Tennessee, opened in 2015, designed by Clickspring Design with architecture by Tuck-Hinton Architects and fabrication by 1220 Exhibits.\n", "description": "The project blends brand storytelling with whiskey-making materials and was recognized with a \"Best Permanent Corporate or Retail Installation\" award.\n", "sources": [ "https://architizer.com/projects/brown-forman-jack-daniels-white-rabbit-bottle-shop/", "https://gdusa.com/clickspring-welcomes-visitors-to-jack-daniels-family/" ] }, { "id": "jackie-robinson-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "Jackie Robinson Museum Core Exhibits", "venue": "jackie-robinson-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "note": "Gensler DXD also collaborated on the Ebbets Field model concept and video wall design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibit fabrication and AV design/build for the Ebbets Field model and other interactives", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "8 media exhibits, intro film, interactive pledge wall, scoreboard content", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Jackie Robinson Museum, a new museum in Lower Manhattan, New York City honoring Jackie Robinson's life and legacy, opened to the public July 26, 2022; architecture by Gensler, exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, fabrication by Hadley Exhibits and Ideum, media design by Cortina Productions, and AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "Distinct from the museum's separately recorded Ebbets Field model installation; this record covers the museum's core exhibition program.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/jackie-robinson-museum", "https://www.jackierobinsonmuseum.org" ] }, { "id": "jackie-robinson-museum-ebbets-field-model", "name": "Interactive Ebbets Field Model", "venue": "jackie-robinson-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "fabrication", "note": "1/64th-scale (S scale) illuminated model of Ebbets Field, including 30,000+ 3D-printed fans", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Projection mapping onto the model field, LED tile wall, and 34\" reading-rail touch displays", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "media-design", "note": "Gensler's digital experience design studio (Gensler DXD) designed the interactive software presenting Jackie Robinson's career and activism", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV integration partner on the installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "LED display", "3D printing", "custom touch kiosk" ], "summary": "The Interactive Ebbets Field Model, the cornerstone exhibit of the Jackie Robinson Museum in New York City, opened in July 2022, fabricated and AV-integrated by Ideum with interactive software design by Gensler DXD.\n", "description": "The scale model of Ebbets Field, home of the Brooklyn Dodgers, has controllable illuminated features including a period-style scoreboard, bullpens, press box, and dugouts, and is projection-mapped from above to turn the field into a storytelling surface. An LED tile wall behind the model and 34\" reading-rail touch displays let visitors navigate stories about Jackie Robinson's baseball career and civil-rights activism. Ideum also worked with Zubatkin on the installation (role not covered by the roles vocabulary — construction/project management).\n", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/portfolio/jackie-robinson-museum-ebbets-field-model", "https://dxd.gensler.com/case-studies/jackie-robinson-museum", "https://www.6sqft.com/the-jackie-robinson-museum-opens-in-new-york-city/" ] }, { "id": "jackson-hole-history-museum-building", "name": "Jackson Hole History Museum", "venue": "jackson-hole-history-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "prospect-studio", "role": "architecture", "note": "Jackson, WY-based co-architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bowen-technovation", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The 13,200 sq ft Jackson Hole History Museum, incorporating two historic cabins, opened June 29, 2024, in Jackson, Wyoming; architecture by HGA with Prospect Studio, exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://buckrail.com/history-museum-celebrates-its-grand-opening-june-29/", "https://www.archpaper.com/2024/12/hga-prospect-studio-jackson-hole-history-museum-wyoming/", "https://www.dezeen.com/2025/07/21/hga-jackson-hole-history-museum-wyoming/" ] }, { "id": "jacksonville-a-cappella", "name": "A Cappella", "venue": "jacksonville-music-heritage-garden", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "dichroic reflective panels" ], "summary": "A Cappella, an interactive public artwork remixing lyrics from 84 songs by 60+ Jacksonville artists across four dichroic-panel garden zones, was installed in the Music Heritage Garden along the St. Johns River near the Jacksonville Symphony in May 2026 by The Urban Conga for the City of Jacksonville and the Jacksonville Downtown Investment Authority.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/a-cappella" ] }, { "id": "jacksonville-main-library-core", "name": "Jacksonville Main Library", "venue": "jacksonville-public-library", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "robert-a-m-stern-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Jacksonville Main Library in Jacksonville, Florida, opened 2005; architecture by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/jacksonville-public-library/" ] }, { "id": "jacob-lawrence-gallery-uw-facade-brand", "name": "Gallery Window and Brand Identity", "venue": "jacob-lawrence-gallery-uw", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Window graphics added 2023", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Brand identity (2015) and window graphics (2023) for the Jacob Lawrence Gallery at the University of Washington, Seattle; design by Studio Matthews (Kristine Matthews) with UW VCD alum Edith Freeman.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://art.washington.edu/" ] }, { "id": "jacob-lawrence-gallery-uw-what-do-you-make-of-this", "name": "What Do You Make of This?", "venue": "jacob-lawrence-gallery-uw", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award (Exhibition)", "year": 2024, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/what-do-you-make-of-this/" } ], "summary": "\"What Do You Make of This?\", a temporary exhibition of Kristine Matthews' / Studio Matthews' design work, opened at the Jacob Lawrence Gallery at the University of Washington in Seattle in October 2023, designed by Studio Matthews.\n", "description": "Spanning three galleries and over 2,000 square feet, the exhibition doubled as a case study in sustainable exhibition design, built largely from recycled and upcycled cardboard and prior exhibition components, with total fabrication costs held under $3,500. It received a 2024 SEGD Global Design Award (Merit, Exhibition).\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/what-do-you-make-of-this/", "https://art.washington.edu/news/2023/10/27/kristine-matthews-what-do-you-make", "https://studiomatthews.com/2024-segd-awards/" ] }, { "id": "jacob-lawrence-gallery-vacant-seattle", "name": "Vacant Seattle", "venue": "jacob-lawrence-gallery-uw", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "imagine-visual-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "credited as Imagine Visual Services", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Vacant Seattle, a self-initiated participatory installation inviting the public to reimagine pandemic-vacant Seattle storefronts, debuted at the 2021 Seattle Design Festival before being exhibited at the Jacob Lawrence Gallery at the University of Washington.\n", "description": "Drew on UW Architecture professor Elizabeth Golden's research on \"The Great Vacancy.\"\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/seattle-design-festival-vacant-seattle/" ] }, { "id": "jacobs-music-center-renovation", "name": "Renovation", "venue": "jacobs-music-center-san-diego", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "akustiks", "role": "acoustics", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Theater planning", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solotech", "role": "av-integration", "note": "L-Acoustics K3 sound system integration", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A $125M renovation of the San Diego Symphony's Jacobs Music Center, reopened September 28, 2024; architecture by HGA, acoustics by Akustiks, theater planning by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://hga.com/hgas-redesign-of-san-diego-symphonys-jacobs-music-center-elevates-performance-experiences-for-artists-and-patrons/" ] }, { "id": "jacques-cartier-bridge-living-connections", "name": "Living Connections", "venue": "jacques-cartier-bridge", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "Lead creative", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tait", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Integrated a roughly 500-point lighting control and data system", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive lighting" ], "summary": "\"Living Connections,\" an interactive lighting installation on Montreal's Jacques-Cartier Bridge, installed 2017 for Canada's 150th and Montreal's 375th anniversaries; media design by Moment Factory, systems integration by TAIT.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.bridgeweb.com/Interactive-lighting-unveiled-on-Montreal-bridge/4376", "https://www.lightingdesignandspecification.ca/changing-scene/1831-montreal-s-jacques-cartier-bridge-reflecting-the-energy-and-pulse-of-the-city/" ] }, { "id": "james-b-beam-distilling-co-american-outpost", "name": "American Outpost Visitor Experience", "venue": "james-b-beam-distilling-co", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "love-creative", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Creative direction and brand experience strategy for the campus overhaul", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bergmeyer", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architectural design of the American Outpost visitor center, Fred B. Noe Distillery VIP experience, and The Kitchen Table restaurant", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "geograph-industries", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hartranft-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive retail", "multi-sensory tour stations" ], "summary": "The American Outpost visitor experience at James B. Beam Distilling Co. in Clermont, Kentucky, reopened in 2022 after a multi-million-dollar campus renovation; creative direction and brand strategy were by LOVE, with architecture by Bergmeyer, lighting design by Hartranft Lighting Design, and environmental graphics by Geograph Industries.\n", "description": "The renovation reimagined the distillery's 400-acre visitor campus, including the American Outpost check-in and interactive retail experience, a six-stage multi-sensory bourbon-making tour where guests fill their own barrels and bottles, the Fred B. Noe Distillery VIP experience, and The Kitchen Table restaurant and bourbon bar. Named the Retail Design Institute's 2022 Store of the Year. OJB Landscape Architecture is also credited (landscape architecture) but has no corresponding role in the current vocabulary; omitted from credits per the no-new-vocab-value rule and logged as a gap.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.lovecreative.com/work/the-james-b-beamdistilling-co1", "https://www.transformmagazine.net/articles/2022/love-designs-new-brand-experience-for-james-b-beam-distilling-co/", "https://architizer.com/projects/james-b-beam-distilling-co/" ] }, { "id": "james-b-hunt-jr-library-building", "name": "James B. Hunt Jr. Library", "venue": "james-b-hunt-jr-library", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "With Susan Hatchell Landscape Architecture PLLC", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pearce-brinkley-cease-and-lee", "role": "architecture", "note": "Executive architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "automated book delivery system" ], "summary": "The James B. Hunt Jr. Library, a 221,122-square-foot library on North Carolina State University's Centennial Campus in Raleigh, opened in 2013; designed by Snøhetta with Pearce Brinkley Cease + Lee as executive architect, featuring an automated book delivery (\"bookBot\") system by Dematic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/354701/hunt-library-snohetta" ] }, { "id": "james-earl-jones-theatre-annex", "name": "Annex and Renovation (renamed from the Cort Theatre)", "venue": "james-earl-jones-theatre", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "kostow-greenwood-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Annex", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation and annex addition to the former Cort Theatre in New York, renamed the James Earl Jones Theatre, completed 2022; architecture by Kostow Greenwood Architects (annex), lighting design by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Earl_Jones_Theatre", "https://www.archello.com/" ] }, { "id": "james-madisons-montpelier-color-through-a-childs-eyes", "name": "Color Through a Child's Eyes", "venue": "james-madisons-montpelier", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Color Through a Child's Eyes, a children's exhibit at James Madison's Montpelier in Orange, Virginia addressing race and slavery on the plantation through the perspective of formerly enslaved children, opened in 2021 with exhibit design by Proun Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/early-childhood/color-through-a-child's-eyes" ] }, { "id": "james-madisons-montpelier-mere-distinction-of-colour", "name": "The Mere Distinction of Colour", "venue": "james-madisons-montpelier", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Project direction, content development, and graphic design.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "neal-mayer", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Space planning and 3D exhibit design. Neal Mayer is an individual solo exhibit-design consultant (nealmayer.com).", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Media production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "multi-screen film", "immersive projection", "audio programs" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Silver, Multimedia Installations (\"Fate in the Balance\")", "year": 2018, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-recognition/2018-muse-winners/" }, { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Silver, Video, Film & Computer Animation (\"Legacies\")", "year": 2018, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-recognition/2018-muse-winners/" } ], "summary": "The Mere Distinction of Colour, a 13,800-square-foot permanent exhibition on slavery at James Madison's Montpelier in Montpelier Station, Virginia, opened in June 2017; exhibit design by Proun Design with Neal Mayer, fabrication by Mystic Scenic Studios, and media production by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "The exhibition includes five interactive stations, a multi-screen presentation, an immersive projection experience, and two audio programs, including \"Fate in the Balance,\" a first-person narrative in a storeroom setting, and \"Legacies of Slavery,\" a five-screen film. It received the National Council on Public History's 2018 Outstanding Public History Project award and two 2018 AAM MUSE Silver awards.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.montpelier.org/the-mere-distinction-of-colour/", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/james-madisons-montpelier-unveils-groundbreaking-exhibition-the-mere-distinction-of-colour-300468158.html", "https://www.proundesign.com/items/the-mere-distinction-of-colour", "https://nlprod.com/item/james-madisons-montpelier/" ] }, { "id": "james-v-hansen-wildlife-education-center-core-exhibits", "name": "Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "james-v-hansen-wildlife-education-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "chamberlin-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "christopher-chadbourne-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The James V. Hansen Wildlife Education Center, a visitor center for the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge near Brigham City, Utah, opened in 2006, with architecture by Chamberlin Architects and exhibit design by Christopher Chadbourne & Associates exploring wetlands, migration, adaptation, and conservation along the Pacific and Central flyways.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://cargocollective.com/ccadesign/Bear-River-Migratory-Bird-Refuge", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bear_River_Migratory_Bird_Refuge", "https://www.chamberlinarchitects.com/visitor-centers-museums/bear-river-migratory-bird-refuge-visitor-and-education-center" ] }, { "id": "jamestown-settlement-tenacity-women-in-jamestown", "name": "Tenacity: Women in Jamestown and Early Virginia", "venue": "jamestown-settlement", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credit per CMS's own portfolio page only; no independent source names a delivery-stack firm for this specific exhibit.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Tenacity: Women in Jamestown and Early Virginia, a special exhibition on view November 10, 2018 through January 5, 2020 at Jamestown Settlement in Virginia, was fabricated by Capitol Museum Services per the firm's own portfolio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.jyfmuseums.org/events/special-exhibits/past-special-exhibits/tenacity-women-in-jamestown-and-early-virginia", "https://coastalvirginiamag.com/article/tenacity-exhibit-explores-womens-roles-in-jamestown-and-early-virginia/", "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/" ] }, { "id": "jane-nelson-institute-sue-bancroft-womens-leadership-hall", "name": "Sue S. Bancroft Women's Leadership Hall", "venue": "jane-nelson-institute-for-womens-leadership", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "sterling-barnett-little", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "takeform", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Sue S. Bancroft Women's Leadership Hall, a permanent exhibition at Texas Woman's University's Jane Nelson Institute for Women's Leadership in Denton, Texas, opened 2021, presents galleries on Texas women in politics and civic life; exhibit design by Amaze Design, with architecture by Sterling Barnett Little, fabrication by Takeform, and media design by Trivium Interactive.\n", "description": "The \"Pioneering Women\" gallery profiles 12 accomplished Texas women in politics and policy; the Learning Gallery and Civics Center highlight women who shaped the 2018 midterm elections and include interactive civic programs; an additional gallery honors Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, and a rotating exhibition covers Minnie Fisher Cunningham's contributions to Texas women's suffrage.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/suesbancroftwomensleadershiphall-2xn5c-p8kn8", "https://twu.edu/institute-womens-leadership/about-us/history/" ] }, { "id": "janm-transcendients", "name": "Transcendients: Heroes at Borders", "venue": "japanese-american-national-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "mad-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV infrastructure for the mist-projection installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "mist projection" ], "summary": "\"Transcendients: Heroes at Borders,\" a contemporary art exhibition by artist Taiji Terasaki using mist projection, opened February 1, 2020 at the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles, with AV integration by MAD Systems.\n", "description": "The exhibition honored individuals who advocate for those facing discrimination and inequality at physical and psychological borders, using video projected onto mist alongside photographic weavings and audience-participation elements.\n", "sources": [ "https://madsystems.com/portfolio-taiji-terasaki.html", "https://rafu.com/2020/01/transcendients-taiji-terasaki-janm/", "https://www.janm.org/exhibits/transcendients" ] }, { "id": "japan-society-when-practice-becomes-form", "name": "When Practice Becomes Form: Carpentry Tools from Japan", "venue": "japan-society", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "popular-architecture", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "With Sou Fujimoto (Sou Fujimoto Architects, Tokyo).", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "When Practice Becomes Form: Carpentry Tools from Japan, an exhibition of Japanese carpentry tools from master carpenter Tsunekazu Nishioka's practice, opened at the Japan Society in New York in March 2021 with exhibition design by Sou Fujimoto in collaboration with Popular Architecture, and fabrication by South Side Design & Building.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.southsidedb.com/portfolio-1/new-portfolio-item-1", "https://www.archpaper.com/2021/04/when-practice-becomes-form-review-japan-society/", "https://www.designboom.com/design/new-york-japan-society-exhibits-traditional-japanese-carpentry-tools-sou-fujimoto-03-19-2021/" ] }, { "id": "japanese-american-museum-of-oregon-core-exhibits", "name": "Japanese American Museum of Oregon Core Exhibits", "venue": "japanese-american-museum-of-oregon", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "aldrichpears-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Japanese American Museum of Oregon (formerly the Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center) opened new immersive exhibits on Portland's Japanese American community at its relocated Naito Center home with a virtual grand opening May 6, 2021, designed by AldrichPears Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://aldrichpears.com/project/japanese-american-museum-of-oregon/", "https://www.nichibei.org/2021/05/japanese-american-museum-of-oregon-says-tadaima/" ] }, { "id": "jayhawk-welcome-center-experience", "name": "Jayhawk Welcome Center", "venue": "jayhawk-welcome-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "helix-architecture-design", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "Immersive technology, campus experience design, and donor activations", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive media" ], "summary": "The Jayhawk Welcome Center, a new admissions and campus-experience building at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, Kansas, opened in 2023; it was designed by Helix Architecture + Design with immersive technology, campus experience design, and donor activations by Dimensional Innovations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dimin.com" ] }, { "id": "jazz-at-lincoln-center-rose-hall-redesign", "name": "Jazz at Lincoln Center, Frederick P. Rose Hall Public Space Redesign", "venue": "lincoln-center-for-the-performing-arts", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fisher-dachs-associates", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A redesign of the public spaces at Jazz at Lincoln Center's Frederick P. Rose Hall, part of the Lincoln Center campus in New York, completed 2015; architecture by Ennead Architects.\n", "description": "Distinct from the original 2004 Rafael Vinoly-designed hall.\n", "sources": [ "https://ennead.com/work/jazz/" ] }, { "id": "jekyll-island-museum-mosaic", "name": "Mosaic", "venue": "jekyll-island-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "main-street-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibit design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "weber-group", "role": "architecture", "note": "Renovation and restoration of the historic Club Stables building", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Mosaic, the renovation and reopening of the Jekyll Island Museum inside the 122-year-old former Jekyll Island Club stable on Jekyll Island, Georgia, opened in spring 2019 after a $3.1 million renovation; restoration and architecture by Weber Group, with exhibit design by Main Street Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jekyll_Island_Museum", "https://jekyllislandfoundation.org/about/for-the-record/mosaic-revealed/" ] }, { "id": "jenny-lake-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "jenny-lake-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "southern-custom-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Exhibit fabrication for the Jenny Lake Visitor Center at Grand Teton National Park, part of the multi-phase Jenny Lake Renewal Project (federal contracts spanning 2011-2020), completed 2019; fabrication by Southern Custom Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.usaspending.gov/" ] }, { "id": "jetblue-bluehouse-jfk", "name": "JetBlue BlueHouse", "venue": "jfk-terminal-5", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "guest lounge design" ], "summary": "JetBlue BlueHouse, JetBlue's first airport lounge, a two-floor, ~9,000 sq ft Art Deco space at JFK Terminal 5, opened December 18, 2025 designed by Gensler for premium passengers.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://news.jetblue.com/latest-news/press-release-details/2025/JetBlue-Opens-BlueHouse-Its-New-Premium-Lounge-at-JFK-Airport/default.aspx", "https://www.gensler.com/projects" ] }, { "id": "jetblue-park-wayfinding", "name": "jetBlue Park Wayfinding", "venue": "jetblue-park", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "jetBlue Park, the Boston Red Sox's spring-training stadium in Fort Myers, Florida, opened in 2012 with wayfinding, placemaking, and architectural signage by Ashton Design echoing Fenway Park's character.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/jetblue-park" ] }, { "id": "jewel-changi-experience-studio", "name": "Changi Experience Studio", "venue": "jewel-changi-airport", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive installation", "immersive environment" ], "summary": "A permanent visitor attraction within Jewel Changi Airport featuring two multimedia experiences — \"Amazing Runway,\" an interactive cycling race game, and \"Finale,\" a 180-degree immersive film on Changi's history — with content by Moment Factory, opened in 2019.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/changi-experience-studio", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewel_Changi_Airport" ] }, { "id": "jewish-museum-berlin-anoha", "name": "ANOHA — The Children's World of the Jewish Museum Berlin", "venue": "jewish-museum-berlin", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design principal Alan Maskin", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "architekturburo-engelbrecht", "role": "architecture", "note": "Local architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "ANOHA, a children's museum built around a Noah's Ark theme at the Jewish Museum Berlin, Germany, opened to the public June 2021, designed by Olson Kundig with local architect of record Architekturbüro Engelbrecht.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://olsonkundig.com" ] }, { "id": "jewish-museum-draw-them-in-paint-them-out", "name": "Trenton Doyle Hancock: Deep in the Heart of Uncanny Valley (Draw Them In, Paint Them Out)", "venue": "the-jewish-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "morcos-key", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "graphic design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Draw Them In, Paint Them Out, an exhibition of artist Trenton Doyle Hancock's work, opened at The Jewish Museum in New York City in November 2024, with exhibition architecture by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "Isometric Studio designed the gallery's architectural framework, including playful cubic pavilions arranged around a central cylinder containing an inverted Ku Klux Klan hood, using bright colors and semi-reflective metallic panels, curated by Rebecca Shaykin.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/draw-them-in-paint-them-out", "https://thejewishmuseum.org" ] }, { "id": "jewish-museum-isaac-mizrahi", "name": "Isaac Mizrahi: An Unruly History", "venue": "the-jewish-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "sas-solomonoff-architecture-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Galia Solomonoff and Talene Montgomery", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Isaac Mizrahi: An Unruly History, a survey exhibition of fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi's work, was on view at the Jewish Museum in New York from March 18 through August 7, 2016, with exhibition design by Galia Solomonoff and Talene Montgomery of SAS/Solomonoff Architecture Studio, and fabrication by South Side Design & Building.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.southsidedb.com/portfolio-1/isaac-mizrahi", "https://thejewishmuseum.org/exhibitions/isaac-mizrahi-an-unruly-history/", "https://www.solomonoff.com/isaac-mizrahi-at-the-jewish-museum-1" ] }, { "id": "jewish-museum-joan-semmel-in-the-flesh", "name": "Joan Semmel: In the Flesh", "venue": "the-jewish-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Joan Semmel: In the Flesh,\" a retrospective of painter Joan Semmel featuring 16 monumental paintings, opened at The Jewish Museum in New York City in December 2025, designed by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "Isometric Studio's exhibition design uses a C-shaped floating wall on rounded pillars and ash-wood benches in a restrained, minimalist gallery layout.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/joan-semmel-in-the-flesh", "https://thejewishmuseum.org/exhibitions/joan-semmel-in-the-flesh/" ] }, { "id": "jewish-museum-kehinde-wiley", "name": "Kehinde Wiley / The World Stage: Israel", "venue": "the-jewish-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Kehinde Wiley / The World Stage: Israel, an exhibition of Kehinde Wiley's portraits placed in dialogue with the museum's Judaica collection, opened at The Jewish Museum in New York in 2012, with exhibition design by Studio Joseph.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/kehinde-wiley-the-world-stage-israel" ] }, { "id": "jewish-museum-marta-minujin", "name": "Marta Minujin: Arte! Arte! Arte!", "venue": "the-jewish-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Graphics production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Marta Minujin: Arte! Arte! Arte!,\" a temporary exhibition at The Jewish Museum in New York, ran November 17, 2023-April 1, 2024; graphics production by Full Point Graphics.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://thejewishmuseum.org/exhibitions/marta-minujin-arte-arte-arte", "https://fullpointgraphics.com/about" ] }, { "id": "jewish-museum-new-york-1962-1964", "name": "New York: 1962-1964", "venue": "the-jewish-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Graphics production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"New York: 1962-1964,\" a temporary exhibition at The Jewish Museum in New York, ran July 22, 2022-January 8, 2023; graphics production by Full Point Graphics.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://thejewishmuseum.org/exhibitions/new-york-1962-1964", "https://fullpointgraphics.com/about" ] }, { "id": "jewish-museum-of-maryland-just-married", "name": "Just Married! Wedding Stories from Jewish Maryland", "venue": "jewish-museum-of-maryland", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Just Married! Wedding Stories from Jewish Maryland, a temporary exhibition exploring Jewish weddings in Maryland from the 1830s to the present, opened at the Jewish Museum of Maryland in Baltimore in 2017, designed by Ashton Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/jewish-museum-of-maryland-just-married" ] }, { "id": "jewish-museum-pierre-chareau", "name": "Pierre Chareau: Modern Architecture and Design", "venue": "the-jewish-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Pierre Chareau: Modern Architecture and Design,\" a temporary exhibition at The Jewish Museum in New York, opened November 2016; exhibit design by Diller Scofidio + Renfro.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/pierre-chareau", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/11987" ] }, { "id": "jewish-museum-sarah-bernhardt", "name": "Sarah Bernhardt: The Art of High Drama", "venue": "the-jewish-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Sarah Bernhardt: The Art of High Drama,\" the first major museum exhibition devoted to the French actress, was on view at The Jewish Museum in New York from December 2, 2005 through April 2, 2006, with exhibition design by Pentagram and lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.npr.org/2005/12/03/5037486/exhibit-celebrates-sarah-bernhardts-high-art", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=80" ] }, { "id": "jfk-presidential-library-media", "name": "JFK Presidential Library and Museum Media Installations", "venue": "jfk-presidential-library", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "20+ media installations incl. interactive civil-rights timeline and press-conference simulator", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive timeline", "remastered archival film" ], "summary": "A set of 20-plus media installations honoring President Kennedy's legacy at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston opened in 2015; RLMG designed the interactive media and remastered archival film, with AV integration by Electrosonic and fabrication by Kubik/Maltbie.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/jfk-presidential-library" ] }, { "id": "jfk-terminal-4-travelogues", "name": "Travelogues", "venue": "jfk-terminal-4", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2001, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "lenticular screen", "motion-triggered animation" ], "summary": "Travelogues, a permanent public-art commission for two \"sterile corridor\" passages linking arrival gates to passport control at JFK International Airport's Terminal 4 in Queens, New York, opened in 2001; Diller Scofidio + Renfro designed 33 backlit lenticular screens spanning 1,800 linear feet, displaying motion-triggered animated sequences built from X-ray images of travelers' suitcases.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/travelogues" ] }, { "id": "jfk-terminal-5-jetblue-junior", "name": "JetBlue Junior", "venue": "jfk-terminal-5", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "note": "Terminal 5i base-building architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "sh-skolnick", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Lee H. Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership — concept design, interior design, interpretive planning, graphic design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "cockpit flight simulator", "interactive touchscreens", "digital memory game" ], "status": "completed", "summary": "JetBlue Junior, a 650-square-foot aviation-themed interactive play space for children ages 2-12, opened at JFK Airport's Terminal 5i in New York around the terminal's international-arrivals expansion in November 2014; base-building architecture by Gensler, exhibit and interpretive design by Lee H. Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership, and media design by Unified Field.\n", "description": "The space includes a cockpit flight simulator letting children pilot a Boeing 737 from New York to San Juan, interactive airplane-window displays of JetBlue destinations, a Concentration-style landmark memory game, an illustrated aviation-history timeline, and a reading nook. The play space has since closed (confirmed no longer operating as of 2021).\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/jetblue-junior-childrens-play-area/", "https://www.skolnick.com/jetblue-junior", "https://www.unifiedfield.com/projects/jetblue", "https://ir.jetblue.com/news/news-details/2014/JetBlue-Airways-Opens-International-Arrivals-Concourse-at-Its-Award-Winning-Terminal-5-at-John-F.-Kennedy-International-Airport-11-12-2014/default.aspx" ] }, { "id": "jhu-mason-hall-visitor-center-renovation", "name": "JHU Mason Hall Visitor Center Renovation", "venue": "jhu-mason-hall-visitor-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Branded environments, architectural signage, murals & supergraphics, donor recognition", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Ashton Design designed the branded environment, architectural signage, and donor recognition for Johns Hopkins University's Mason Hall Visitor Center on the Homewood campus in Baltimore, completed in 2007 as \"the front door to Johns Hopkins.\"\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/jhu-mason-hall-visitors-center" ] }, { "id": "jidu-roboverse-sanlitun-core", "name": "ROBOVERSE Sanlitun Experience Center", "venue": "jidu-roboverse-sanlitun", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive installation" ], "summary": "ROBOVERSE, EV maker Jidu's public brand-experience center in Beijing's Taikoo Li Sanlitun district, designed by Gensler and combining vehicle displays, interactive digital media, and an art space; opened February 14, 2023.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://gensler.com/projects/jidu-roboverse-sanlitun-experience-center", "https://www.prc-magazine.com/jidus-new-experience-center-roboverse-unveiled-at-sanlitun-beijing/", "https://insideretail.com.au/business/how-jidus-roboverse-experience-centre-is-disrupting-the-auto-industry-202305" ] }, { "id": "jimmy-carter-library-renovation", "name": "Jimmy Carter Library and Museum Renovation", "venue": "jimmy-carter-library-and-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A $10 million renovation of the Jimmy Carter Library and Museum in Atlanta, Georgia, reopened October 1, 2009, on President Carter's 85th birthday, with exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/02/19/carter.center.renovation/index.html", "https://d-and-p.com/presidential-museums" ] }, { "id": "jin-mao-tower-88th-floor-observation-deck", "name": "Jin Mao Tower 88th Floor Observation Deck", "venue": "jin-mao-tower", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1999, "credits": [ { "firm": "som", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Jin Mao Tower, Shanghai, opened in 1999 with an 88th-floor public observation deck (later joined by the guardrail-free \"Jin Mao Skywalk\"); architecture by SOM (Chicago).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jin_Mao_Tower", "https://skyscraper.org/programs/som-in-shanghai-jin-mao-and-beyond/" ] }, { "id": "john-lewis-elementary-school-core", "name": "John Lewis Elementary School", "venue": "john-lewis-elementary-school", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "perkins-eastman", "role": "architecture", "note": "Perkins Eastman DC (associate architect of record)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "John Lewis Elementary School, a replacement PreK3–5 school building for DC Public Schools in Washington, DC, opened in 2021, designed by Perkins Eastman DC; a 2022 Finalist, Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards, Spaces and Places category.\n", "description": "The school was DC's first Net Zero Energy public school and the first school in the world to hold dual LEED Platinum and WELL Platinum certification. Client: DC Department of General Services.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.perkinseastman-dc.com/projects/john-lewis-elementary-school/", "https://metropolismag.com/projects/john-lewis-elementary-sustainable/" ] }, { "id": "john-randle-centre-building", "name": "John Randle Centre for Yoruba Culture & History", "venue": "john-randle-centre", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "exhibition design and project management", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "John Randle Centre for Yoruba Culture & History, Lagos, Nigeria, was inaugurated January 2023 and opened to the public October 2024; exhibition design and project management by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/john-randle-centre", "https://www.cnn.com" ] }, { "id": "john-s-dyson-new-york-energy-zone-core-exhibits", "name": "John S. Dyson New York Energy Zone Core Exhibits", "venue": "john-s-dyson-new-york-energy-zone", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "labella-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The John S. Dyson New York Energy Zone, a 19,000-sq-ft science museum on electricity built by the New York Power Authority at the Utica Zoo campus in Utica, New York, fully opened July 2021, with architecture by LaBella Associates, interactive exhibit content by Trivium Interactive, and fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.nypa.gov/news/press-releases/2021/20210702-full-schedule-energy-zone", "https://www.romesentinel.com/news/city/utica/john-s-dyson-new-york-energy-zone-an-immersive-experience-for-all-ages/article_efc1f6d2-67c0-554a-920d-b62c3d4bd712.html", "https://www.triviuminteractive.com/project/john-s-dyson-new-york-energy-zone", "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/approach/museums/" ] }, { "id": "johnson-and-johnson-our-story-at-the-powerhouse", "name": "Johnson & Johnson: Our Story at the Powerhouse", "venue": "johnson-and-johnson-powerhouse", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "jacobswyper-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive timeline", "3D globe interface" ], "summary": "Johnson & Johnson: Our Story at the Powerhouse, an interactive corporate heritage museum inside J&J's renovated and restored 1907 Powerhouse building at its New Brunswick, New Jersey headquarters, opened April 27, 2017, with building restoration by JacobsWyper Architects, exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.jnj.com/our-heritage/the-inside-story-of-the-powerhouse", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/johnson--johnson-introduces-two-new-interactive-experiences-showcasing-more-than-130-years-of-healthcare-innovation-300448526.html", "https://www.jacobswyper.com/projects/johnson-johnson-our-story-at-the-powerhouse", "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/jandj/", "https://d-and-p.com/human-history" ] }, { "id": "johnson-controls-openblue-innovation-center-core", "name": "OpenBlue Innovation Center", "venue": "johnson-controls-openblue-innovation-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "hyperquake", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Lead design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fivestone-studios", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive content", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "RFID and construction co-development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Technology design consulting, system integration, AV/control systems, media walls, immersive technologies", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "media wall", "immersive technology" ], "summary": "Johnson Controls opened a 1,800-square-foot OpenBlue Innovation Center inside its renovated North American headquarters in Glendale, Wisconsin, in October 2023; lead design by Hyperquake, interactive content by Fivestone Studios, fabrication co-development by kubik maltbie, AV/systems integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/johnson-controls-openblue-innovation-center-milwaukee", "https://www.johnsoncontrols.com/media-center/news/press-releases/2023/10/31/johnson-controls-north-american-headquarters-showcases-collaboration-productivity-and-sustainability", "https://blooloop.com/technology/news/electrosonic-johnson-controls-smart-buildings/", "https://segd.org/member-news/", "https://www.livedesignonline.com/" ] }, { "id": "jones-beach-energy-nature-center", "name": "Jones Beach Energy & Nature Center", "venue": "jones-beach-energy-and-nature-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "narchitects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tactile", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Graphic design and co-exhibition designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tactile", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "aja-architects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Co-exhibition designer (AJA Architecture and Planning)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interpretive graphics" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Spaces and Places (Winner)", "year": 2024, "source": "https://www.fastcompany.com/91129806/spaces-places-innovation-by-design-2024" } ], "summary": "The Jones Beach Energy & Nature Center, a mass-timber visitor and educational building at Jones Beach State Park in Wantagh, New York, opened in 2020, designed by nARCHITECTS with exhibition and graphic design by Tactile and AJA Architecture and Planning; it teaches coastal sea-level-rise resilience alongside its own sustainable design.\n", "description": "Winner of the Spaces and Places category in Fast Company's 2024 Innovation by Design Awards. Landscape architecture by Starr Whitehouse is not captured as a project credit — the vocabulary has no landscape-architecture role (logged gap).\n", "sources": [ "https://narchitects.com/work/jones-beach/", "https://www.fastcompany.com/91129806/spaces-places-innovation-by-design-2024", "https://www.archdaily.com/991911/jones-beach-energy-and-nature-center-narchitects", "https://www.dezeen.com/2022/10/21/narchitects-mass-timber-jones-beach-nature-centre/" ] }, { "id": "jordan-schnitzer-museum-of-art-wsu-building", "name": "Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU", "venue": "jordan-schnitzer-museum-of-art-wsu", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Olson Kundig designed the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at Washington State University in Pullman, a $15 million, 14,000-square-foot exhibit space nicknamed the \"Crimson Cube\" for its crimson-glass facade, which opened April 6, 2018.\n", "description": "The museum, Washington's largest public fine-arts facility east of the Cascades, has seven galleries and free public admission.\n", "sources": [ "https://olsonkundig.com/projects/museum-of-art-washington-state-university/", "https://news.wsu.edu/press-release/2018/03/01/art-museum-opening/", "https://www.spokesman.com/stories/2018/apr/07/jordan-schnitzer-museum-of-art-opens-on-wsu-campus/" ] }, { "id": "joseph-brant-museum-permanent-galleries", "name": "Joseph Brant Museum permanent galleries and donor recognition wall", "venue": "joseph-brant-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Three permanent galleries (Children and Culture) and the donor recognition wall", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Three permanent galleries and a donor recognition wall at the Joseph Brant Museum in Burlington, Ontario, opened in 2018; exhibit design by Reich+Petch.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/joseph-brant-museum/" ] }, { "id": "joseph-meyerhoff-symphony-hall-wayfinding", "name": "Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall Wayfinding", "venue": "joseph-meyerhoff-symphony-hall", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Wayfinding, ADA signage, donor recognition design and implementation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Ashton Design created an integrated wayfinding and donor-recognition signage system for Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, home of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, completed in 2021.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/bso" ] }, { "id": "josiah-henson-museum-and-park-exhibits", "name": "Josiah Henson Museum and Park Exhibits", "venue": "josiah-henson-museum-and-park", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Five media programs including the orientation film and Escape", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "documentary film" ], "summary": "The Josiah Henson Museum and Park, a Montgomery Parks historic site in North Bethesda, Maryland on the former plantation where Josiah Henson was enslaved, opened to the public April 23, 2021; exhibit design by Proun Design, with media content production by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://mocoshow.com/2021/04/21/josiah-henson-museum-and-park-opens-on-april-23/", "https://nlprod.com/item/josiah-henson-museum-and-park-2218/" ] }, { "id": "joslyn-art-museum-expansion", "name": "Joslyn Art Museum Rhonda & Howard Hawks Pavilion", "venue": "joslyn-art-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "alley-poyner-macchietto-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Omaha-based collaborating architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A restoration and expansion of the Joslyn Art Museum in Omaha, Nebraska, including the new 42,000-square-foot Rhonda & Howard Hawks Pavilion, reopened to the public September 10, 2024; led by Snøhetta's New York studio in collaboration with Omaha-based Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.snohetta.com/projects/joslyn-art-museum-expansion", "https://www.archdaily.com/1021064/joslyn-art-museum-snohetta-plus-alley-poyner-macchietto-architecture", "https://www.archpaper.com/2024/10/joslyn-art-museum-omaha-snohetta/" ] }, { "id": "jpl-von-karman-visitor-center-trip-around-solar-system", "name": "A Trip Around the Solar System", "venue": "jpl-von-karman-visitor-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cinnabar", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "full-scale spacecraft models", "touchscreen video" ], "summary": "A Trip Around the Solar System, the renovated von Kármán Visitor Center at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, debuted at JPL's Open House in May 2010, with exhibit design by C&G Partners and fabrication by Cinnabar.\n", "description": "The exhibition structures the visitor center as a tour through the solar system, pairing planetary displays with full-scale models of JPL-built instruments and spacecraft including Voyager, Galileo, Cassini, and the Mars Exploration Rovers, designed to be modular and updateable for open houses and official visits while emphasizing durability for high public traffic.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/jet-propulsion-laboratory-nasa/", "https://www.livedesignonline.com/cinnabar-fabricates-exhibits-for-jet-propulsion-laboratory-visitor-center-upgrade" ] }, { "id": "juanita-j-craft-civil-rights-house-permanent-exhibition", "name": "Juanita J. Craft Civil Rights House and Museum Permanent Exhibition", "venue": "juanita-j-craft-civil-rights-house-and-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "parz-designs", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "graphics production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Finalist", "year": 2025, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/juanita-j-craft-civil-rights-house-and-museum/" } ], "summary": "The permanent exhibition at the Juanita J. Craft Civil Rights House and Museum, a restored historic home in Dallas, Texas, opened to the public in May 2023, designed by Isometric Studio in collaboration with the City of Dallas.\n", "description": "Isometric Studio curated, wrote, designed, and installed the new permanent exhibition following restoration of the flood-damaged house, including a custom typeface called Craft based on a silkscreen Juanita Craft used to make protest signs, and custom casework in African Sapele wood to display historic objects.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/juanita-craft-civil-rights-house", "https://segd.org/projects/juanita-j-craft-civil-rights-house-and-museum/", "https://www.dallascitynews.net/restoration-of-the-historic-juanita-j-craft-civil-rights-house-is-complete-and-will-open-to-the-public-for-tours-in-may-2023" ] }, { "id": "juilliard-school-expansion", "name": "The Juilliard School Expansion", "venue": "the-juilliard-school", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fxcollaborative", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "l-observatoire-international", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-dachs-associates", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theater consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "2x4", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "van-deusen-and-associates", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A roughly 100,000 sq ft teaching and rehearsal-space expansion of The Juilliard School in New York, physically interlocked with but programmatically distinct from the adjacent Alice Tully Hall, completed 2009; architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with FXCollaborative.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/the-juilliard-school", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/7656" ] }, { "id": "juliette-gordon-low-birthplace-trailhead", "name": "Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace Renovation", "venue": "juliette-gordon-low-birthplace", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "greenline-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of the Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace museum in Savannah, GA, completed 2021; architecture by Greenline Architecture with visitor-experience design by Solid Light.\n", "description": "Reimagined the entry/ticketing area, visitor orientation and tour experience, and retail spaces at the National Historic Landmark birthplace of the Girl Scouts USA founder, adding an accessible elevator-equipped connector building, to create what Solid Light describes as a \"Trailhead for Girl Scouts USA.\"\n", "sources": [ "https://solidlight-inc.com/work/girl-scouts-birthplace/", "https://www.greenlinearch.com/juliettegordonlowbirthplace" ] }, { "id": "jump-by-limitless-flight-experience", "name": "JUMP by Limitless Flight", "venue": "jump-by-limitless-flight", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "tait", "role": "media-design", "note": "Primary development partner for the wingsuit flight simulation system: custom rig, wing suit, and VR helmet; Unreal Engine-driven 3D landscapes and motion-control integration; two custom winches and four lifting axes per trolley; the \"TAIT Navigator Automation Platform\" managing transitions between physical rigging and virtual content.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tait", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Design, engineering, and fabrication of the custom flight rig and suspension system.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "Unreal Engine real-time 3D", "motion capture / body tracking", "custom wind and suspension rig", "custom VR headset" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation", "robotics", "real-time" ], "platforms": [ "unreal-engine" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Thea Award — Outstanding Achievement in Connected Immersion", "year": 2022, "source": "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/29th-annual-thea-award-recipients" } ], "summary": "JUMP by Limitless Flight, a location-based hyperreal wingsuit-flight simulator combining a physical suspension rig with real-time VR landscapes, opened in Bluffdale, Utah in May 2022, developed by TAIT in partnership with Limitless Flight; it won the 2022 (29th Annual) Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement in Connected Immersion.\n", "description": "Flyers wear a real wingsuit and a custom VR helmet while suspended on a TAIT-engineered rig with dual winches and four lifting axes per trolley, steering in real time through an Unreal Engine-rendered 3D recreation of Notch Peak, Utah, via body-tracked motion control. TAIT's \"Navigator Automation Platform\" synchronizes the physical rig with the virtual environment.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.taittowers.com/work/limitless-flight-jump", "https://www.utahbusiness.com/press-releases/2022/05/19/first-hyperreality-simulation-in-bluffdale-opens-with-jump/", "https://www.utahbusiness.com/press-releases/2022/12/20/jump-by-limitless-award/", "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/29th-annual-thea-award-recipients" ] }, { "id": "junipero-serra-museum-visitor-experience", "name": "Junípero Serra Museum Visitor Experience Transformation", "venue": "junipero-serra-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "media-design", "note": "Rain Tryptic, Watershed 360 Vista, and River Oculus Well digital installations", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection", "interactive digital installations" ], "summary": "The Junípero Serra Museum Visitor Experience Transformation, a reinterpreted core exhibition at the Junípero Serra Museum in San Diego, California, opened in 2019 to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the founding of San Diego and the museum's 90th anniversary, designed by C&G Partners for the San Diego History Center.\n", "description": "The redesign uses the San Diego River as an organizing narrative thread across Native Kumeyaay, Hispanic colonial, and contemporary histories of the Presidio site. A circular forum at the center of the Main Gallery features a 12-foot hand-woven rug depicting the San Diego River watershed and three hand-crafted benches with greetings in Kumeyaay, Spanish, and English. Digital installations include the Rain Tryptic, the Watershed 360 Vista (a view of the city's watershed from source to ocean), and the River Oculus Well, alongside a commissioned textile tapestry by Rachel Ehlin-Smith and historic artifacts and photographs.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/junipero-serra-museum-2/", "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/junipero-serra-museum/", "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/fresh/post/junipero-serra-museum-visitor-experience-transformation/" ] }, { "id": "k-25-history-center-core", "name": "K-25 History Center", "venue": "k-25-history-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "smee-and-busby-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "formations-inc", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibit graphics, electromechanical exhibit elements, artifact conservation, installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "formations-inc", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "formations-inc", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The K-25 History Center, a renovation of Oak Ridge Fire Station #4 into a Manhattan Project museum, opened February 27, 2020; architecture by Smee+Busby Architects, exhibit design by Hilferty & Associates, fabrication/AV/lighting by Formations, Inc.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.energy.gov/em/articles/oak-ridge-opens-k-25-history-center-preserve-sites-rich-history", "https://www.smeebusby.com/civic/k-25-museum", "https://ucor.com/three-subcontracts-awarded-for-new-k-25-history-center/" ] }, { "id": "kaiser-permanente-total-health-core", "name": "Center for Total Health", "venue": "kaiser-permanente-center-for-total-health", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV design, engineering, specialty audio, interactive technologies, fabrication and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive multitouch wall" ], "summary": "Kaiser Permanente opened a 12,000-square-foot public-facing health education center in Washington, DC in 2011, designed by Ralph Appelbaum Associates with AV integration by Electrosonic, centered on an 80x9-foot interactive multitouch discovery wall.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/kaiser-permanente-opens-center-for-total-health-in-washington-dc-119223594.html", "https://raai.com/project/kaiser-permanente-center-for-total-health/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/kaiser-permanente-center-for-total-health" ] }, { "id": "kalamazoo-institute-of-arts-core", "name": "Kalamazoo Institute of Arts", "venue": "kalamazoo-institute-of-arts", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1961, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Kalamazoo Institute of Arts building opened 1961; architecture by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalamazoo_Institute_of_Arts" ] }, { "id": "kaleideum-core", "name": "Kaleideum", "venue": "kaleideum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "stitch-design-shop", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Kaleideum, a children's museum in Winston-Salem, NC, opened early 2024; architecture by Gensler and Stitch Design Shop, exhibit design by Roto, described as \"the third part of the design team.\"\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.kaleideum.org" ] }, { "id": "kanawha-county-public-library-legacy-wall", "name": "Kanawha County Public Library — Legacy Wall and Identity Signage", "venue": "kanawha-county-public-library", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "rsm-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "silling-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-communications-ltd", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "donor recognition wall", "exterior identity signage" ], "summary": "The renovated and expanded Kanawha County Public Library in Charleston, West Virginia, reopened in February 2022 with a donor Legacy Wall and exterior identity signage designed by RSM Design, architecture by Silling Architects, and fabrication by Design Communications Limited.\n", "description": "The Legacy Wall commemorates community donors who supported the library's $24–27 million renovation and expansion; RSM Design also designed the building's exterior identity signage.\n", "sources": [ "https://rsmdesign.com/work/kanawha-county-public-library", "https://www.commarts.com/project/35714/kanawha-county-public-library", "https://silling.com/project/kanawha-county-public-library/" ] }, { "id": "kansas-city-international-airport-terminal-experience", "name": "Kansas City International Airport New Terminal Experience", "venue": "kansas-city-international-airport", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Airport experience design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "Immersive technology", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive media" ], "summary": "The new terminal at Kansas City International Airport in Kansas City, Missouri, opened in 2024 with airport experience design, immersive technology, and signage and wayfinding by Dimensional Innovations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/work/kansas-city-international-airport" ] }, { "id": "kansas-city-museum-corinthian-hall-renovation", "name": "Corinthian Hall Renovation", "venue": "kansas-city-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "international-architects-atelier", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of Corinthian Hall, home of the Kansas City Museum, reopened October 2021; architecture by International Architects Atelier, exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, fabrication by kubik maltbie.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://inkansascity.com/" ] }, { "id": "kansas-city-public-library-community-bookshelf", "name": "Community Bookshelf", "venue": "kansas-city-public-library-central", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Design-assist, specialty fabrication, and large-format graphics for a 26-ft book-spine facade on the library's parking garage", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "large-format graphics" ], "summary": "Community Bookshelf, a 26-foot book-spine facade on the parking garage of the Kansas City Public Library's Central Library in Kansas City, Missouri, was completed in 2019 with design-assist, specialty fabrication, and large-format graphics by Dimensional Innovations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dimin.com" ] }, { "id": "kansas-city-royals-hall-of-fame-museum-core", "name": "Kansas City Royals Hall of Fame Museum", "venue": "kansas-city-royals-hall-of-fame-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "populous", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "edwards-technologies", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Kansas City Royals Hall of Fame Museum at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, opened July 16, 2009, part of the Populous-designed Kauffman Stadium renovation.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://populous.com" ] }, { "id": "kansas-city-streetcar-shelters-and-markers", "name": "Streetcar Station Shelters and Markers", "venue": "kansas-city-streetcar", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "hdr-design", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "fabrication", "note": "design-assist, engineering, and fabrication of shelters and markers", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Station shelters and wayfinding markers for the Kansas City Streetcar in Kansas City, Missouri, opened in 2016, with design-assist, engineering, and fabrication by Dimensional Innovations and design by HDR Design.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "kansas-museum-of-history-core-exhibits", "name": "Kansas Museum of History Core Exhibits", "venue": "kansas-museum-of-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Lead designer, fabricator, and installer for the ~20,000 sq ft exhibition", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "blue-rhino-studio", "role": "fabrication", "note": "(below 3-project threshold) — bison diorama", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "upland-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": "(below 3-project threshold)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "katalyst", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "(below 3-project threshold) — casework design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "evolution-audio", "role": "av-integration", "note": "(below 3-project threshold)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations was lead designer, fabricator, and installer for the ~20,000 sq ft Kansas Museum of History core exhibits in Topeka, Kansas, completed in 2025, alongside Blue Rhino Studio, Upland Exhibits, Katalyst, and Evolution Audio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "kavli-institute-mit-mcnair-tribute", "name": "MIT McNair Tribute", "venue": "kavli-institute-mit", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "wb-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "internally lit graphic rail", "digital display kiosks" ], "summary": "The MIT McNair Tribute, a lobby installation at the Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Research at MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts, opened in 2024, with exhibit design by Proun Design and fabrication by WB Inc.\n", "description": "An internally lit graphic rail chronicles the life and legacy of astronaut Ronald McNair, accompanied by two digital display kiosks providing further interpretation.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/mit--mcnair--tribute" ] }, { "id": "kayanee-riyadh-flagship", "name": "Kayanee Flagship", "venue": "kayanee-riyadh", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive installation" ], "summary": "The flagship store for Kayanee, a PIF-backed women's fitness and lifestyle brand, in Riyadh's Diplomatic Quarter, designed by Gensler with dynamic LED environments and smart mirrors; opened April 2024.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://gulftech-news.com/en/2024/04/21/kayanee-gets-the-kingdom-movingunveiling-the-first-of-its-kind-collective-experience-in-riyadhs-diplomatic-quarter/", "https://www.retail-week.com/stores/inside-fitness-and-lifestyle-brand-kayanees-flagship-store-in-riyadh/7047537.article", "https://www.gensler.com/projects/kayanee" ] }, { "id": "kayseri-science-center-interactives", "name": "Star Colors, Precious Materials, and Magic Planet Interactives", "venue": "kayseri-science-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Graphic/UX design, software development, content creation, engineering, industrial design, animation, and hardware for three permanent interactives", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "exploratorium", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Prime contractor (Exploratorium Global Studios)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "multitouch table", "dome projection" ], "summary": "Three permanent interactives (Star Colors, Precious Materials, and Magic Planet Interactive) at Kayseri Science Center in Kayseri, Turkey, opened 2016, designed and fabricated by Ideum for prime contractor Exploratorium Global Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/portfolio/exploratorium" ] }, { "id": "kcpl-connect-energy-solutions-center", "name": "KCP&L Connect", "venue": "kcpl-connect", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "hok", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "self-service account kiosks", "interactive energy-efficiency demonstrations", "living-space mockups" ], "summary": "KCP&L Connect, a customer-facing energy solutions center on Kansas City's East Side, opened May 22, 2018; HOK designed the space's experience and interiors, including hands-on energy-efficiency demonstrations and a children's learning area.\n", "description": "The retail-style space combines in-person account services with interactive education about energy-saving products: self-service account kiosks, mockups of living rooms and kitchens demonstrating efficient lighting, thermostats, and electric vehicles, a demonstration classroom, a community room, and a children's learning area.\n", "sources": [ "https://membership.kcchamber.com/news/details/kcp-l-opens-doors-to-first-of-its-kind-energy-solutions-center", "https://www.hok.com/projects/view/kcpl-connect/" ] }, { "id": "kelowna-flightcraft-aerospace-centre-exhibits", "name": "Kelowna Flightcraft Aerospace Centre for Excellence Exhibits", "venue": "kelowna-flightcraft-aerospace-centre", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "gsm-project", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Designed and implemented lighting and audiovisual systems across the 20,000 sq ft aviation-history exhibition space.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Kelowna Flightcraft Aerospace Centre for Excellence, a 20,000 sq ft aviation-history exhibition space in Kelowna, British Columbia, opened in 2022, with exhibit design by GSM Project and lighting and audiovisual systems by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/348" ] }, { "id": "kenai-fjords-national-park-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Kenai Fjords National Park Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "kenai-fjords-national-park-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "southern-custom-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive diorama" ], "summary": "Interpretive exhibits at the Kenai Fjords National Park Visitor Center in Seward, Alaska, opened 2019, a $1M design-build project covering the park's geology, ecology, and indigenous history; exhibit design by Amaze Design, with fabrication by Southern Custom Exhibits, lighting design by Available Light, and media design by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "The exhibits include a scenic recreation of Kenai's rocky shore, a tidewater-glacier mural with an underwater diorama, and a full-size climbable orca fin, with cultural components developed in partnership with the Port Graham Corporation.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/kenaifjordsnationalpark-jx4gw-k5tz2", "https://www.peninsulaclarion.com/news/kenai-fjords-celebrates-renovated-visitor-center/" ] }, { "id": "kenmore-town-square-hangar", "name": "The Hangar", "venue": "kenmore-town-square", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "graham-baba-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hewitt", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Prime consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "luma", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arup", "role": "acoustics", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "jaymarc-av", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Hangar, a public event pavilion at Kenmore Town Square in Kenmore, Washington, opened August 2017; architecture by Graham Baba Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://grahambaba.com/the-kenmore-hangar", "https://www.archdaily.com/900413/the-hangar-at-kenmore-town-square-graham-baba-architects" ] }, { "id": "kennedy-center-art-and-ideals-jfk", "name": "Art and Ideals: President John F. Kennedy", "venue": "kennedy-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "kieran-timberlake", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Creative director Abbott Miller", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studio-thegreeneyl", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive media design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "content-production", "note": "Media concepting, design, and production", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "threshold-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Acoustics and AV design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED architectural frieze", "interactive media" ], "summary": "\"Art and Ideals: President John F. Kennedy,\" a permanent exhibition in a renovated 7,500 sq ft atrium at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC, opened September 2022, with architecture by KieranTimberlake, exhibit design by Pentagram, interactive media design by Studio TheGreenEyl, media production by batwin + robin, and acoustics and AV design by Threshold.\n", "description": "The exhibition tells the story of JFK's presidency through the lens of the arts, organized into four areas linking the arts to democracy, social change, culture, and the White House; Pentagram's design features an architectural frieze of LEDs that lets visitors experience Kennedy's oratory.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.pentagram.com/work/art-and-ideals-president-john-f-kennedy", "https://kierantimberlake.com/updates/kierantimberlake-john-f-kennedy-exhibit/", "https://www.thegreeneyl.com/kennedy-center", "https://threshold.llc/kennedy-center", "https://www.batwinandrobin.com/projects/art-and-ideals-president-john-f-kennedy/" ] }, { "id": "kennedy-space-center-visitor-complex-gateway-deep-space-launch-complex", "name": "Gateway: The Deep Space Launch Complex", "venue": "kennedy-space-center-visitor-complex", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "blue-telescope", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "\"Gateway: The Deep Space Launch Complex,\" featuring the Robotic Space Explorers Wall and RL10 Upper Stage Rocket Challenge, opened at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, Merritt Island, FL, June 2022; design by Blue Telescope, per blooloop's independent coverage.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/blue-telescope-kennedy-space-center/", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/gateway-the-deep-space-launch-complex-lands-at-kennedy-space-center-visitor-complex-301569904.html" ] }, { "id": "kennedy-space-center-visitor-complex-journey-to-mars", "name": "Journey to Mars: Explorers Wanted", "venue": "kennedy-space-center-visitor-complex", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "content-production", "note": "Strategic planning, concept development, design detail, production, immersive media production, fabrication, technical systems, and installation and integration for the Mars-exploration exhibit.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "landing simulator", "orbital docking simulator" ], "summary": "\"Journey to Mars: Explorers Wanted,\" a 10,000-square-foot interactive exhibit at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Merritt Island, Florida, opened in 2015, designed by BRC Imagination Arts.\n", "description": "The exhibit features hands-on interactives including a landing simulator and an orbital docking simulator, along with a live show describing future human life on Mars; included with daily admission.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.brcweb.com/project/nasa-kennedy-space-center-visitor-complex/", "https://www.kennedyspacecenter.com/explore-attractions/all-attractions/journey-to-mars/" ] }, { "id": "kennedy-space-center-visitor-complex-shuttle-launch-experience", "name": "Shuttle Launch Experience", "venue": "kennedy-space-center-visitor-complex", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "content-production", "note": "Strategic planning, concept development, design detail, production, immersive media production, fabrication, technical systems, and installation and integration for the motion-simulator attraction.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion-base simulation", "special-effects seating" ], "summary": "Shuttle Launch Experience, a motion-simulator attraction at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Merritt Island, Florida, opened May 25, 2007, designed by BRC Imagination Arts for Delaware North Companies Parks & Resorts.\n", "description": "BRC interviewed 27 former Space Shuttle astronauts to recreate the sensations of a Shuttle launch through motion technology, special-effects seats, and a 44,000-square-foot building housing four simulators.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.brcweb.com/project/nasa-ksc-shuttle-launch-experience/", "https://www.npr.org/2007/05/25/10424932/they-have-liftoff-a-shuttle-experience-for-tourists", "https://spacenews.com/nasas-kennedy-space-center-visitor-complex-set-to-go-vertical-with-shuttle-launch-experience/" ] }, { "id": "kennedy-space-center-visitor-complex-space-shuttle-atlantis", "name": "Space Shuttle Atlantis", "venue": "kennedy-space-center-visitor-complex", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mousetrappe", "role": "media-design", "note": "Show producer — designed and produced the media content for the pre-show, main show, and the LED scenic wall behind the orbiter; 2013 VES Award for Outstanding Visual Effects in a Special Venue Project.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "media-design", "note": "Credited by Unified Field for a subset of interactive programs (multi-user media walls, AR viewers, simulators) within the larger exhibit; PGAV Destinations' and Electrosonic's own project pages describe comprehensive design/AV credit for the interactive stations and do not name Unified Field. Scope not independently resolved between sources — see index notes.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "augmented reality viewers", "large-scale multi-user media walls", "simulators (robotic arm, orbiter docking, VAB crane, EVA)", "projection and video mapping" ], "summary": "Space Shuttle Atlantis, a 90,000-square-foot, $100 million exhibit building housing the retired orbiter Atlantis, opened at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex near Cape Canaveral, Florida, on June 29, 2013; architecture and exhibit design by PGAV Destinations, lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone, and AV integration by Electrosonic, with Unified Field credited for a set of the exhibit's interactive media programs.\n", "description": "The exhibit displays the orbiter Atlantis suspended and tilted 43.21 degrees alongside more than 60 interactive stations telling the 30-year story of the Space Shuttle and International Space Station programs.\n", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/theme-park/in-depth/mousetrappe-media-innovation/", "https://www.mousetrappe.com/spaceshuttleatlantis/", "https://spacenews.com/kennedy-space-center-visitor-complex-welcomes-space-shuttle-atlantis-as-centerpiece-of-100-million-exhibit/", "https://pgavdestinations.com/project/space-shuttle-atlantis-kennedy-space-center/", "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/kennedy-space-center-visitor-complex-space-shuttle-atlantis/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/space-shuttle-atlantis-at-kennedy-space-center-visitor-complex", "https://www.unifiedfield.com/projects/kennedy-space-center" ] }, { "id": "kentucky-derby-museum-renovation", "name": "Kentucky Derby Museum Renovation", "venue": "kentucky-derby-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A multimillion-dollar renovation of the Kentucky Derby Museum in Louisville, Kentucky, reopened April 18, 2010, in time for that year's Kentucky Derby, with exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.derbymuseum.org/Media-And-Press/Article/265/Derby-Museum-renovation-gets-a-big-assist", "https://d-and-p.com/human-history" ] }, { "id": "kentucky-derby-museum-secretariat", "name": "Secretariat: America's Horse", "venue": "kentucky-derby-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Secretariat: America's Horse, a 1,000 sq ft exhibit at the Kentucky Derby Museum in Louisville, KY, opened April 2023; exhibit design, media design, and fabrication by Solid Light.\n", "description": "Celebrates the 50th anniversary of Secretariat's Triple Crown victory atop the Great Hall stairway, featuring five media installations alongside the museum's \"The Greatest Race\" 360-degree film; opened in time for the 149th Kentucky Derby.\n", "sources": [ "https://solidlight-inc.com/work/kentucky-derby-museum/" ] }, { "id": "kentucky-derby-museum-the-greatest-race", "name": "The Greatest Race (360° theater refresh)", "venue": "kentucky-derby-museum", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "A technology rebuild of the Kentucky Derby Museum's signature 360° theater experience \"The Greatest Race\" in Louisville, KY, reopened April 11, 2025, produced by Donna Lawrence Productions with lighting by Available Light.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.availablelight.com/work/kentucky-derby-museum", "https://www.whas11.com/article/news/local/kentucky-derby-museum-movie/417-b4cd7732-55fa-4939-9ad5-9c0dd6da7472" ] }, { "id": "kentucky-science-center-uniquely-human", "name": "Uniquely Human", "venue": "kentucky-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "roto", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Uniquely Human, a $2.5M exhibition at the Kentucky Science Center in Louisville, opened June 29, 2023; exhibit design by Roto.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/", "https://www.wdrb.com/" ] }, { "id": "kimmel-center-seat-at-the-table", "name": "Seat at the Table", "venue": "kimmel-center-philadelphia", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "dome-collective", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition strategy, creative direction, and design lead (Lynn Kiang); commemorated the centennial of the 19th Amendment for Drexel University's Institute for Women's Health & Leadership / Vision 2020", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dome-collective", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "makerb-studio", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Soft furnishings design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "this-is-our-work", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Graphic design; closest vocabulary fit — credit is for general graphic design, not wayfinding specifically.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bad-idea-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "Software development for interactive screens", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "talbott-exhibits-and-planning", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Curators/project managers", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreens", "custom furniture / environmental graphics" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Sylvia Harris Award", "year": 2021, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/seat-at-the-table/" }, { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award", "year": 2021, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/seat-at-the-table/" }, { "award": "Communication Arts 62nd Design Annual — Environmental Graphics (Honoree)", "year": 2021, "source": "https://www.commarts.com/competition/2021-design" } ], "summary": "Seat at the Table, a temporary exhibition marking the centennial of the 19th Amendment, opened March 2020 at the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts in Philadelphia, designed by Dome Collective for Drexel University's Institute for Women's Health & Leadership and Vision 2020.\n", "description": "Visitors encountered seven public seating areas of custom-built furniture and large floor typography, sitting within human-scale infographics that embody the uneven ratios of women to men in work, government, and society. Six interactive screens featured dynamic quotes, portraits, and contributions of eighteen pioneering women since 1920, alongside a \"What's Your Vision?\" visitor poll on gender-equity issues. The project won SEGD's 2021 Sylvia Harris Award for social impact, and was named 1 of 4 honorees in Communication Arts' 62nd Design Annual (2021), Environmental Graphics category.\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/seat-at-the-table/", "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/segd-winners-global-design-awards-2021/", "https://drexel.edu/vision2020/events/calendar/details/?eid=28356&iid=74358", "https://www.commarts.com/competition/2021-design" ] }, { "id": "king-edward-hotel-interactive-illumination", "name": "King Eddy Interactive Illumination", "venue": "king-edward-hotel-calgary", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Automated lighting fixtures programmed to illuminate the building exterior in dynamic colors and patterns.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "media-design", "note": "Custom software allowing passersby to digitally \"paint\" on the hotel facade via a touchscreen kiosk.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Touchscreen interface, projection, and video-scaling systems for the interactive facade.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreen", "projection", "video scaling" ], "summary": "King Eddy Interactive Illumination, a temporary interactive light installation on the exterior of the vacant, historic King Edward Hotel in Calgary, Alberta, was completed in 2008 as part of the city's Rivers District revitalization launch; Eos Lightmedia designed the lighting, custom touchscreen software, and AV systems.\n", "description": "Passersby could digitally \"paint\" on the closed hotel's exterior via a 42-inch touchscreen mapped to the building's architecture, while automated lighting fixtures illuminated the sides of the building in dynamic colors and patterns.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/70" ] }, { "id": "kings-chapel-memorial-enslaved-persons", "name": "Unbound: Memorial to Enslaved Persons", "venue": "kings-chapel-boston", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "mass-design-group", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design process facilitation, community engagement, video/presentation production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Unbound,\" a memorial to people enslaved by King's Chapel's forebears in Boston, unveiled September 2025; design process by MASS Design Group, sculpture by artist Harmonia Rosales.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.wgbh.org/news/local/2025-09-12/kings-chapel-unveiling-first-of-its-kind-statue-to-honor-people-enslaved-by-its-forebears", "https://baystatebanner.com/2025/09/18/kings-chapel-monument-reveals-honors-enslaved-individuals-connected-to-churchs-past/", "https://www.boston.gov/news/unbound-kings-chapel-unveils-new-memorial-enslaved-persons" ] }, { "id": "kings-island-adventure-port", "name": "Adventure Port", "venue": "kings-island", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "jack-rouse-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design lead", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Adventure Port, a new themed land between Coney Mall and Action Zone at Kings Island in Mason, Ohio, opened June 2023; design led by Jack Rouse Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/theme-park/news/jra-kings-island-adventure-port/", "https://www.coaster101.com/2023/06/11/kings-island-debuts-new-adventure-port-area/" ] }, { "id": "kings-theatre-restoration", "name": "Restoration", "venue": "kings-theatre", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "evergreene-architectural-arts", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Architectural restoration", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "akustiks", "role": "acoustics", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Theatre planning", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A restoration of the historic Kings Theatre in Brooklyn, NY reopened in 2015; architectural restoration by EverGreene Architectural Arts, acoustics by Akustiks, theatre planning and lighting design by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kings_Theatre_(Brooklyn)" ] }, { "id": "kirkland-museum-new-building", "name": "Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art", "venue": "kirkland-museum-of-fine-and-decorative-art", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Olson Kundig designed a new 38,500-square-foot building for the Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art in Denver's Golden Triangle district, which opened to the public March 10, 2018, with 65% more gallery space than the museum's previous home.\n", "description": "The museum's collection includes more than 30,000 works, including the nation's largest repository of Colorado art. Vance Kirkland's original 1910–1911 studio and art-school building was relocated intact to the new site and preserved as part of the larger museum.\n", "sources": [ "https://olsonkundig.com/projects/the-kirkland/", "https://www.archpaper.com/2018/03/kirkland-museum-fine-decorative-art-opens-denver/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirkland_Museum_of_Fine_%26_Decorative_Art" ] }, { "id": "knock-knock-childrens-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "Knock Knock Children's Museum", "venue": "knock-knock-childrens-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Experience design and media production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "3D and 2D animation", "360-degree filming", "interactive video" ], "summary": "Knock Knock Children's Museum, a new museum building in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, opened in September 2017; exhibits designed by Cambridge Seven Associates, with experience design and media production by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "Northern Light Productions developed twelve integrated media programs throughout the museum, including the Storybook Stage with 3D and 2D animations, the B.R. Star Studio with filmed dance tutorials, the Video Harbor's virtual tugboat tour of the Mississippi River, and the Pelican Pantry's educational checkout system with product-origin videos.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/knock-knock-childrens-museum/", "https://www.225batonrouge.com/things-to-do/knock-knock-childrens-museum-decade-making-opens-doors-baton-rouge-last", "https://nlprod.com/item/knock-knock-childrens-museum/" ] }, { "id": "konya-science-center-core", "name": "Konya Science Center Core Exhibits", "venue": "konya-science-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibit fabrication, based on a design by Liberty Science Center", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive science exhibits" ], "summary": "Konya Science Center in Konya, Turkey, opened 2012, with exhibits fabricated by Kubik Maltbie based on a design by Liberty Science Center and AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "Supported by TÜBİTAK, the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey.\n", "sources": [ "https://kubikmaltbie.com/project/konya-science-center/" ] }, { "id": "korean-war-veterans-memorial-wall-of-remembrance", "name": "Wall of Remembrance", "venue": "korean-war-veterans-memorial", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "hartman-cox-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "wayside exhibits, interpretive themes, tactile maps, audio description", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "exterior interpretive graphics and signage", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "coldspring", "role": "fabrication", "note": "granite panel fabrication and material supply (Academy Black Granite)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "tactile maps", "solar-powered audio description" ], "summary": "The Wall of Remembrance, an addition to the Korean War Veterans Memorial on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., was dedicated July 27, 2022, adding over 43,000 American and Korean augmentee names; Hartman-Cox Architects and HealyKohler Design developed the interpretive and architectural elements, and Coldspring fabricated the granite panels.\n", "description": "The addition includes wayside exhibits providing historical context, interpretive graphics and media, tactile maps of the memorial and the Korean Peninsula, and audio descriptions delivered via solar-powered speakers.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/the-korean-war-veterans-memorial/", "https://www.nps.gov/articles/000/kowawor.htm", "https://www.hartmancox.com/korean-war-memorial-wall-of-remembrance", "https://coldspringusa.com/case_study/national-korean-war-memorial/" ] }, { "id": "kqed-headquarters-renovation", "name": "KQED Headquarters Renovation", "venue": "kqed-headquarters", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "ehdd", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "interstice-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Public lobby/streetscape", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Conference-room AV, lobby LED wall, paging/signage, and AV for \"The Commons\" live-events theatre.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "KQED's San Francisco headquarters reopened in winter 2021 after a $91M renovation designed by EHDD with Interstice Architects, including a new public lobby and event theatre with AV systems by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/kqed/", "https://www.archpaper.com/2019/09/renovation-kqed-headquarters-san-francisco/" ] }, { "id": "krannert-art-museum-east-gallery", "name": "Krannert Art Museum — East Gallery Renovation", "venue": "krannert-art-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "tilton-kelly-bell", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "LED lighting design and installation for the renovated gallery, developed with the university's Student Sustainability Committee for energy efficiency", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED lighting" ], "summary": "The East Gallery at Krannert Art Museum, the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign's fine art museum in Champaign, Illinois, was renovated in 2015 with new LED lighting designed by Schuler Shook and architecture by Tilton, Kelly + Bell, to bring the museum's temporary/traveling exhibition space into visual consistency with its adjacent permanent galleries.\n", "description": "The East Gallery serves as Krannert Art Museum's home for traveling and temporary exhibitions. Its 2015 renovation refinished the gallery's floors and replaced its lighting with an LED system, developed by Schuler Shook in collaboration with the University of Illinois Student Sustainability Committee to balance artwork-display quality with energy efficiency, as part of the university's campus-wide sustainability push. The project preceded a larger, separate 2016 renovation of the museum's Rosann Gelvin Noel Gallery, Light Court, and Asian Gallery (led by Rice+Lipka Architects with LCM Architects as architect of record), which did not include the East Gallery.\n", "sources": [ "https://schulershook.com/projects/krannert-art-museum-east-gallery", "https://news.illinois.edu/krannert-art-museum-renovations-transform-galleries/" ] }, { "id": "ksc-apollo-saturn-v-firing-room-theater", "name": "Apollo/Saturn V Center Firing Room Theater Renovation", "venue": "kennedy-space-center-visitor-complex", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Show control and AV system replacement — new media controllers, projectors, playback systems, captioning, and \"butt-shaker\" bench effects for the Apollo 8 launch-countdown simulation.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "show control system", "multi-projector display", "haptic seating" ], "summary": "Electrosonic modernized the Firing Room Theater at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex's Apollo/Saturn V Center in Merritt Island, Florida, replacing legacy show-control and AV systems for the venue's Apollo 8 launch-countdown simulation, completed December 2011.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.inparkmagazine.com/electrosonic-updates-apollosaturn-v-centers-firing-room-theater-with-21st-century-technology/" ] }, { "id": "ksc-heroes-and-legends", "name": "Heroes & Legends featuring the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame", "venue": "kennedy-space-center-visitor-complex", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "brph", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "falcons-treehouse", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Audiovisual installation, integration, and show control", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "4D multisensory theater", "holographic projection", "interactive discovery bays" ], "summary": "Heroes & Legends, a 37,000 sq ft repurposed-building exhibit housing the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame, opened November 11, 2016 at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex near Cape Canaveral, Florida; architecture/design-build by BRPH, exhibit design by Falcon's Treehouse, AV integration and show control by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/heroes--legends-featuring-the-us-astronaut-hall-of-fame-presented-by-boeing-opens-at-kennedy-space-center-visitor-complex-november-11-2016-300361710.html", "https://www.brph.com/portfolio-items/heroes-legends/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/heroes-and-legends-at-the-kennedy-space-center", "https://www.nasa.gov/history/heroes-and-legends-attraction-honors-pioneers-of-spaceflight/" ] }, { "id": "kula-belgrade-360-deck", "name": "Belgrade 360 Deck (Deck 41)", "venue": "kula-belgrade", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Creative/interpretive design led by Büke Kumyol, RAA Creative Director", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Belgrade 360 Deck (Deck 41), an observation-deck experience atop Kula Belgrade, opened April 25, 2026, with interpretive design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.belgrade360deck.com/en/blog/belgrade-is-not-a-finished-image-its-something-constantly-being-made/", "https://www.belgradewaterfront.com/en/news/discover-the-belgrade-360-deck-a-new-observation-deck-at-the-top-of-the-kula-belgrade/" ] }, { "id": "la-maison-du-kamouraska-360-dome", "name": "La Maison du Kamouraska 360-Degree Projection Dome", "venue": "la-maison-du-kamouraska", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "solotech", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Systems integration and equipment: audio, video, lighting, rigging, communication equipment, and dome structure.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "theatrixx", "role": "media-design", "note": "Canadian PIXERA distributor; supported the project during the design and programming phases.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "av-stumpfl", "role": "media-design", "note": "PIXERA two Octo media server with integrated Vioso dome-calibration technology, driving eight Christie DWU1075-GS projectors mapped onto the 36-foot dome in 4,096x4,096 DomeMaster format; AV Stumpfl (maker of PIXERA) is Austria-headquartered.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "dome projection mapping", "media server", "5.1 surround sound" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "platforms": [ "pixera", "christie" ], "summary": "A 360-degree immersive projection dome at La Maison du Kamouraska, a cultural and tourist attraction in Kamouraska, Quebec, inaugurated June 2019, integrated by Solotech using an AV Stumpfl PIXERA two Octo media server and eight Christie projectors, with Theatrixx supporting design and programming.\n", "description": "Solotech was engaged in late 2018 to support the design phase; the 10-week installation mapped an eight-projector array onto the 36-foot dome in DomeMaster format, with 5.1 surround sound mounted on a vertical truss below the projectors.\n", "sources": [ "https://avstumpfl.com/en/news-events/news/news-single/solotech-chooses-pixera-for-canadian-tourist-attraction/", "https://www.solotech.com/our-work/maison-du-kamouraska-360-projection-dome/" ] }, { "id": "la-mama-core", "name": "La MaMa First Floor Theatre Renovation", "venue": "la-mama-experimental-theatre-club", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "beyer-blinder-belle", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "charcoalblue", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Theatre/venue design and acoustic consultancy; no clean vocab role fit", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cline-bettridge-bernstein-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club's original East Village home reopened February 9, 2023 after a 5-year, $25 million renovation, with architecture by Beyer Blinder Belle.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.beyerblinderbelle.com/work/view/la-mama-experimental-theatre-club/", "https://newyorktheater.me/2023/02/10/la-mamas-first-home-reopens-5-years-and-25-million-later/", "https://pix11.com/news/local-news/manhattan/la-mama-theater-reopens-in-east-village-after-24m-renovation/" ] }, { "id": "la-memorial-coliseum-scholarship-tower", "name": "Scholarship Tower / 1923 Club", "venue": "los-angeles-memorial-coliseum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "In-house Experiential Graphic Design team; the 1923 Club atop the new Scholarship Tower features custom graphics telling USC Trojans accomplishments, significant Coliseum events, and Los Angeles history.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "DLR Group led a $315M, 1,000,000+ sq ft renovation of the historic Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, including a new Scholarship Tower and 1923 Club whose custom graphics were designed in-house by DLR's Experiential Graphic Design studio; reopened August 2019.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/university-of-southern-california-los-angeles-memorial-coliseum/", "https://sportsvenuebusiness.com/2020/05/06/preserving-an-icon-los-angeles-memorial-coliseum/", "https://alsd.com/content/los-angeles-memorial-coliseum-scholarship-tower" ] }, { "id": "la-vitrine-media-facade", "name": "Media Facade, La Vitrine", "venue": "la-vitrine", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "Design and creation of a permanent interactive LED installation for the building's exterior and interior — a custom central column, LED ribbon installations, the \"2-22\" exterior light signature, and interactive touchscreen displays, powered by Moment Factory's X-Agora software.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED display", "interactive touchscreen" ], "summary": "A permanent interactive LED media facade and interior installation designed by Moment Factory opened at La Vitrine culturelle in Montréal's Quartier des Spectacles, Québec, in 2012.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/media-facade-la-vitrine" ] }, { "id": "ladew-topiary-gardens-butterfly-house", "name": "The Butterfly House", "venue": "ladew-topiary-gardens", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Butterfly House, an all-native butterfly and moth habitat with educational signage on species life cycles, opened at Ladew Topiary Gardens in Monkton, Maryland, in 2018, designed by Ashton Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/ladew-butterfly-house" ] }, { "id": "lake-union-park-forest-network", "name": "Forest Net(work)", "venue": "lake-union-park", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design and build lead for the temporary structure", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Mycelium- and hemp-based signage grown in-house and composted after the installation; landscape design by Berger Partnership and construction logistics by GLY are also credited but hold no delivery-stack role in this vocabulary", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "mycelium-grown signage", "biodegradable/compostable materials" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award", "year": 2023, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/forest-network-2/" }, { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Sylvia Harris Award", "year": 2023, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/forest-network-2/" } ], "summary": "Forest Net(work), a temporary zero-waste public installation honoring the Puget Lowlands Forest biome, was designed and built by NBBJ with landscape design by Berger Partnership for the 2022 Seattle Design Festival Block Party at Lake Union Park in Seattle; it gave away 600 native trees, shrubs, and ground covers to festival visitors and used mycelium-grown signage that was composted after the event.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/forest-network-2/", "https://www.bergerpartnership.com/activity/forest-network-at-the-seattle-design-festival/", "https://seadesignfest.org/event/forest-network/" ] }, { "id": "lakewood-welcome-center-core", "name": "Lakewood Welcome Center", "venue": "lakewood-welcome-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "snow-kreilich-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "lead architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "miller-dunwiddie", "role": "architecture", "note": "associate/collaborating architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ten-x-ten", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Lakewood Welcome Center, a net-zero-energy-ready visitor and administrative building for Lakewood Cemetery, opened in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 2024, designed by Snow Kreilich Architects with Miller Dunwiddie and landscape architect TEN x TEN, with lighting design by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "The stone-clad pavilion, with a two-story colonnade, serves as Lakewood Cemetery's new front door — orienting and welcoming visitors, hosting gatherings, and housing the cemetery's administrative offices. It achieves net-zero energy through a geothermal exchange system, rooftop solar, and native/pollinator-friendly landscaping, and received a 2024 AIA Minnesota Commendation for Excellence in Design for Energy. JE Dunn Construction was general contractor (not a credited role in this index's delivery-stack vocabulary).\n", "sources": [ "https://snowkreilich.com/ourwork/lakewood-welcome-center/", "https://millerdunwiddie.com/projects/lakewood-welcome-center/", "https://schulershook.com/projects/lakewood-welcome-center", "https://www.lakewoodcemetery.org/places/welcome-center/", "https://www.archpaper.com/2024/10/snow-kreilich-architects-welcome-center-cemetery-minneapolis/" ] }, { "id": "larry-berg-flight-path-park-interpretive", "name": "Larry Berg Flight Path Park", "venue": "larry-berg-flight-path-park", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Provided lighting design and integration services through all phases of the project, including the central globe feature carrying interpretive aviation graphics.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interpretive graphics" ], "summary": "Larry Berg Flight Path Park, a public park near Vancouver International Airport named for the airport authority's retiring CEO, was completed in 2013 with lighting design and integration by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "The park's central feature, a hemispherical globe, carries interpretive graphics celebrating aviation and YVR's role connecting global travelers, and serves as a gathering point for viewing planes taking off and landing.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/66" ] }, { "id": "larry-bird-museum-core", "name": "Larry Bird Museum", "venue": "larry-bird-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "boston-productions-inc", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bowen-technovation", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "LED video wall", "interactive touchscreen" ], "summary": "The Larry Bird Museum, celebrating the basketball legend's legacy through artifacts and video interviews, opened May 30, 2024 in Terre Haute, Indiana; exhibit design by Hilferty & Associates, media production by Boston Productions, fabrication by Ravenswood Studio, AV integration by Bowen Technovation.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.nba.com/news/larry-bird-museum-officially-opens-in-terre-haute-indiana", "https://www.bowentechnovation.com/larry-bird-museum/", "https://bostonproductions.com/portfolio/larry-bird/" ] }, { "id": "las-vegas-natural-history-museum-digital-dinos", "name": "Digital Dinos", "venue": "las-vegas-natural-history-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive projection" ], "summary": "Digital Dinos, an interactive exhibit at the Las Vegas Natural History Museum, opened June 2020; media design by Ideum.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.broadwayworld.com/", "https://ideum.com/" ] }, { "id": "lascaux-iv-core", "name": "Lascaux IV — International Centre for Cave Art", "venue": "lascaux-iv", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "sra-architectes", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "casson-mann", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "8-18", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A museum in Montignac, France housing a full-scale hand-painted facsimile of the Lascaux cave paintings, designed by Snøhetta with associate architect SRA Architectes and exhibition designer Casson Mann, opened December 15, 2016.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.snohetta.com/projects/lascaux", "https://www.archdaily.com/868408/lascaux-iv-snohetta-plus-casson-mann", "https://www.designboom.com/architecture/snohetta-casson-mann-lascaux-iv-international-centre-for-cave-art-montignac-france-04-03-2017/" ] }, { "id": "lbj-library-renovation", "name": "LBJ Library Renovation", "venue": "lyndon-b-johnson-presidential-library", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A yearlong renovation of the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library and Museum in Austin, Texas, unveiled new exhibits across three public floors in honor of Lady Bird Johnson's 100th birthday on December 22, 2012, with exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://prologue.blogs.archives.gov/2013/01/10/lbj-library-opens-new-exhibits-after-multi-million-dollar-renovation/", "https://d-and-p.com/presidential-museums" ] }, { "id": "leach-botanical-garden-upper-garden-tree-walk", "name": "Upper Garden and Tree Walk (Phase 1)", "venue": "leach-botanical-garden", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "land-morphology", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Master plan lead", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "note": "Arbor, fireside terrace, and elevated tree walk structures", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Phase 1 of Leach Botanical Garden's Upper Garden expansion in Portland, Oregon, opened 2020; landscape master plan by Land Morphology, with arbor, fireside terrace, and elevated tree walk structures by Olson Kundig.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.portland.gov/parks/leach-botanical-garden", "https://architizer.com/" ] }, { "id": "lees-summit-green-street-grove-wickets", "name": "Grove Wickets", "venue": "lees-summit-green-street", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Placemaking and specialty lighting", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Sculptural arches", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "olsson-studio", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "(below 3-project threshold) — original design intent", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "specialty lighting" ], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations fabricated the Grove Wickets sculptural arches and specialty lighting at Green Street in Lee's Summit, Missouri, completed in 2025, building on original design intent by Olsson Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "leeum-lighting-masterplan", "name": "Leeum Lighting Masterplan", "venue": "leeum-samsung-museum-of-art", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "oma", "role": "master-planning", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "l-observatoire-international", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art, a three-building museum complex in Seoul (masterplan by OMA/Rem Koolhaas; individual buildings by Mario Botta and Jean Nouvel), opened in 2004; L'Observatoire International designed a unifying lighting masterplan across the site, lighting all three buildings' facades and entrances plus exhibition spaces.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://architizer.com/projects/leeum-samsung-museum-of-art/" ] }, { "id": "lego-house-building", "name": "LEGO House", "venue": "lego-house", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "big-bjarke-ingels-group", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "LEGO House, the LEGO Group's brand experience center in Billund, Denmark, opened September 2017; architecture by BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group (commissioned 2013), with exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/lego-house", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LEGO_House", "https://www.dezeen.com" ] }, { "id": "legoland-florida-theme-park", "name": "Theme Park", "venue": "legoland-florida", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "technomedia", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV media content and systems design, including the Fun Town Theater", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "LEGOLAND Florida theme park, Winter Haven, FL, opened October 2011; AV media content and systems design by Technomedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.prnewswire.com/", "https://www.inparkmagazine.com/" ] }, { "id": "legoland-florida-water-park", "name": "Water Park", "venue": "legoland-florida", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "technomedia", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV systems design-build", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "LEGOLAND Florida's water park, Winter Haven, FL, opened summer 2012; AV systems design-build by Technomedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.healthclubmanagement.co.uk/" ] }, { "id": "lehman-center-performing-arts-renovation", "name": "Renovation and Entrance Pavilion", "venue": "lehman-center-for-the-performing-arts", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "michielli-wyetzner-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A $15.4 million renovation of the Lehman Center for the Performing Arts at Lehman College, adding a new glazed entrance pavilion, was completed in the Bronx, New York in 2019, designed by Michielli + Wyetzner Architects with lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design; the project won a 2020 American Architecture Award for Design Excellence.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.lehman.cuny.edu/news/2019/Lehman-Center-for-the-Performing-Arts-Marks-40th-Season-with-154-Million-Renov.php", "https://www.lehman.cuny.edu/news/2020/Lehman-Center-Renovation-Wins-American-Architecture-Award-for-Design-Excellence.php", "https://mwarch.net/lehman-college-concert-hall-addition/", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=164" ] }, { "id": "lemay-americas-car-museum-powering-the-future", "name": "Powering the Future Learning Lab", "venue": "lemay-americas-car-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "space-and-experience", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Powering the Future,\" an alternative-energy learning lab exhibit at LeMay - America's Car Museum in Tacoma, Washington, opened in 2022, with fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "lenbachhaus-extension", "name": "Lenbachhaus Extension", "venue": "lenbachhaus", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "foster-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A new wing added to Munich's historic Lenbachhaus art museum, with restoration of the historic buildings and augmented galleries for the \"Blue Rider\" (Blaue Reiter) collection, completed in 2013; architecture by Foster + Partners.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/370465/lenbachhaus-museum-foster-partners" ] }, { "id": "lenovo-us-executive-briefing-center-core", "name": "Lenovo U.S. Executive Briefing Center", "venue": "lenovo-us-executive-briefing-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "event-strategy-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fivestone-studios", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "LED-wall CMS, animation library, AI-powered photobooths", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "artificial-intelligence", "interactive-installation" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "Lenovo's U.S. Executive Briefing Center, Raleigh, NC, reopened June 2026; experiential design by Event Strategy Group, immersive media content by Fivestone Studios, per independent trade press (Grit Daily News, invidis).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://gritdaily.com/esg-fivestone-studios-lenovo-us-executive-briefing-center/", "https://invidis.com" ] }, { "id": "level99-natick", "name": "Level99 (Natick)", "venue": "level99-natick", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "adirondack-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Lead technical design and fabrication for the flagship location.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Thea Award — Outstanding Achievement in Attractions", "year": 2022, "source": "https://www.inparkmagazine.com/level99-providence-adirondack/" } ], "summary": "Level99, a 48,000-sq-ft challenge-based entertainment venue, opened June 2021 in Natick, Massachusetts, with technical design and fabrication by Adirondack Studios; won a 2022 Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement in Attractions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.inparkmagazine.com/level99-providence-adirondack/", "https://www.laurenelizabethplatt.com/awards/tea-thea-award-level99" ] }, { "id": "level99-providence", "name": "Level99 (Providence)", "venue": "level99-providence", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "adirondack-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Lead technical design and fabrication services for the second location, building on the Natick collaboration.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Level99's second location, a challenge-based entertainment venue, opened February 2, 2024 in Providence, Rhode Island, with technical design and fabrication by Adirondack Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.inparkmagazine.com/level99-providence-adirondack/" ] }, { "id": "levi-strauss-co-headquarters-visitor-center", "name": "Visitor Center", "venue": "levi-strauss-co-headquarters", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2003, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "storyline-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Storyline Studio's own portfolio separately credits \"exhibit and graphics design\" for a matching 150th-anniversary pavilion installation in the same public lobby; role assigned conservatively as graphics given West Office's own page claims overall exhibition design.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Levi Strauss & Co. opened a 3,000-sq-ft visitor center in the public lobby of its San Francisco headquarters on May 7, 2003, marking the company's 150th anniversary, with exhibition design by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "The installation, styled internally as \"Levi's - the Real Deal,\" filled the headquarters lobby with a series of museum-quality pavilions showcasing the company's historic clothing and advertising collection, corporate traditions, social-responsibility initiatives, and contemporary product lines.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/levi-strauss-co-visitor-center/", "https://www.storylinestudio.com/portfolio/levi-strauss-co-visitor-center/", "https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/levis-jacket-is-seen-on-display-at-the-new-levi-strauss-news-photo/1980525" ] }, { "id": "levine-museum-new-south-charlotte-moving-forward-looking-back", "name": "Charlotte: Moving Forward, Looking Back", "venue": "levine-museum-of-the-new-south", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "monadnock-media", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media experience design and production, digital interactive design and development, and technical systems design and oversight for two 2,000 sq ft media experiences on immigration and unequal treatment of Charlotte neighborhoods", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "metcalfe-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "narrative video", "digital interactive" ], "summary": "\"Charlotte: Moving Forward, Looking Back,\" a 2,000 sq ft exhibition on immigration and racial inequity in Charlotte, North Carolina neighborhoods, opened at the Levine Museum of the New South's interim Uptown location on March 9, 2024, with media design by Monadnock Media and exhibit design by Metcalfe and Associates.\n", "description": "The exhibition ran through the museum's May 4, 2025 vacancy of its interim Uptown space.\n", "sources": [ "https://monadnock.org/project/levine-museum-new-south", "https://www.wcnc.com/article/entertainment/television/charlotte-today/check-out-charlotte-moving-forward-looking-back-exhibit-presented-by-the-levine-museum/275-7e9ceead-e4a7-4324-9195-103bc0015761" ] }, { "id": "levis-stadium-49ers-long-game", "name": "The Long Game", "venue": "levis-stadium", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Long Game, the NFL's first social-justice exhibit, opened within the San Francisco 49ers Museum at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California on December 23, 2022; designed by CambridgeSeven.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/san-francisco-49ers-the-long-game-exhibit/", "https://www.levisstadium.com/2022/12/49ers-museum-unveils-new-social-justice-exhibit-the-long-game/" ] }, { "id": "levis-stadium-49ers-museum", "name": "San Francisco 49ers Museum", "venue": "levis-stadium", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive exhibits, film and audio experiences", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-taylor-group", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreens", "VR simulation", "large-format theater screen" ], "summary": "The San Francisco 49ers Museum, a 20,000 sq ft museum at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, opened in August 2014; exhibit design by CambridgeSeven, media design and production by Cortina Productions, AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/san-francisco-49ers-museum/", "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/san-francisco-49ers-museum/" ] }, { "id": "lewis-and-clark-interpretive-center-expansion", "name": "Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center Phased Expansion", "venue": "lewis-and-clark-interpretive-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 2,700-square-foot, three-gallery phased expansion of the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center in Washburn, North Dakota, completed in 2012, led by Taylor Studios for the Lewis & Clark Fort Mandan Foundation.\n", "description": "Taylor Studios developed the interpretive plan and then designed and constructed three gallery spaces featuring layered interactives, touchable artifacts, an Earthlodge diorama, custom casework, life-cast figures, and large-scale backlit graphics and murals.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/lewis-clark-interpretive-center/" ] }, { "id": "lewis-latimer-house-museum-permanent-exhibition", "name": "Lewis Latimer House Museum Permanent Exhibition", "venue": "lewis-latimer-house-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kasa-collective", "role": "media-design", "note": "interactive stations", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "graphics production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive stations" ], "summary": "The Lewis Latimer House Museum's permanent exhibition, a reinstallation of the historic Flushing, New York home of inventor Lewis Latimer, opened in June 2024, designed by Isometric Studio with a custom typeface called Filament.\n", "description": "Isometric Studio developed a visual identity and an architectural framework for the historic house, working with Brocade Studio on strategic planning, writer Josh Epperson, KASA Collective on interactive stations, and Latimer's descendants and local community members.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/lewis-latimer-house-museum", "https://nylandmarks.org/news/conservancy-grant-helps-with-latimer-house-renovation/", "https://www.lewislatimerhouse.org/latimer-permanent-exhibition", "https://www.fullpointgraphics.com/work/lightuptheworld" ] }, { "id": "lewis-museum-kid-zone", "name": "Kid Zone", "venue": "lewis-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bluebird-graphic-solutions", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Kid Zone, a 620 sq ft early-childhood exhibit celebrating African American history through hands-on interactive experiences, opened at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture in Baltimore in early 2026, with exhibit design by Proun Design and fabrication by Bluebird Graphic Solutions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/science/kid-zone", "https://foxbaltimore.com/fox45-mornings/hometown-hotspot/hometown-hotspot-new-mural-kid-zone-at-reginald-f-lewis-museum" ] }, { "id": "lexington-market-plaza-redesign", "name": "Lexington Market Plaza Redesign", "venue": "lexington-market-plaza", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Interpretive signage documenting two centuries of market history", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "floura-teeter", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Ashton Design transformed a 17,000-square-foot pedestrian plaza adjacent to Baltimore's Lexington Market with historical interpretive signage and public art, completed in 2023 for developer Seawall Development.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/lexington-market-plaza" ] }, { "id": "lexington-public-library-marksbury-family-branch-core", "name": "Marksbury Family Branch", "venue": "lexington-public-library-marksbury-family-branch", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "group-4-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eop-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "acquired by Champlin Architecture Dec 2023, no longer operates independently", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Lexington Public Library's Marksbury Family Branch, Lexington, KY, a $17M/30,000 sq ft new civic library branch (makerspace, community rooms, children's/teen areas, drive-thru), opened 2024; co-designed by Group 4 Architecture and EOP Architects, per Group 4 Architecture's own independent project page.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://g4arch.net/portfolio/marksbury-family-branch/" ] }, { "id": "lexington-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Lexington Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "lexington-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "mills-whitaker-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibit graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "iPad-based interactive" ], "summary": "New exhibits at the Lexington Visitor Center in Lexington, Massachusetts, interpreting the April 19, 1775 battle on Lexington Green, opened in 2020 with graphics by Proun Design and fabrication by Mystic Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "The exhibition features a miniature diorama depicting the skirmish on Lexington Green along with displays on the war's causes and global consequences; an iPad-based interactive offers detailed perspectives on the battle scene.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/lexington-visitor-center", "https://millswhitaker.com/", "https://www.lexingtonma.gov/393/Visitors-Center" ] }, { "id": "liberty-science-center-exhibits", "name": "Liberty Science Center Exhibits", "venue": "liberty-science-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "ewingcole", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "liberty-science-center", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "In-house exhibit design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 22-month, $109M expansion and renovation of Liberty Science Center in Jersey City, NJ, to ~300,000 sq ft, reopened July 19, 2007, with architecture by EwingCole, in-house exhibit design, and lighting by Available Light.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.availablelight.com/work/liberty-science-center-exhibits" ] }, { "id": "library-of-congress-collecting-memories-treasures-gallery", "name": "Collecting Memories: Treasures from the Library of Congress", "venue": "library-of-congress", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-graphics-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "With Roger Westerman Design; Library of Congress in-house design office.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "content-production", "note": "Linear digital media design and production", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "upswell", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive digital media", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ford-av", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Systems design and integration", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Gallery lighting design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "goppion", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Casework engineering, fabrication, and gallery fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection", "interactive media", "custom display casework" ], "summary": "\"Collecting Memories: Treasures from the Library of Congress,\" a permanent exhibition in the new David M. Rubenstein Treasures Gallery at the Library of Congress in Washington, DC, opened for press preview June 10, 2024, with exhibition and graphic design by the Library's Graphics Office with Roger Westerman Design, linear media production by batwin+robin, interactive media by Upswell, AV systems by Ford AV, lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design, and casework fabrication by Goppion.\n", "description": "The gallery's 26-minute ambient film immerses the room with projections showcasing the richness and materiality of collection artifacts, including a panoramic 1909 image of Piccadilly Circus, details of the 39-foot Naxi Funeral Scroll, and a 1944 jazz session film, set to an original soundscape.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.loc.gov/exhibitions/treasures-from-the-library-of-congress/credits/", "https://newsroom.loc.gov/news/new-library-exhibition--collecting-memories--opens-in-new-david-m.-rubenstein-treasures-gallery/s/f85cd354-924f-418d-900a-042173e5ec88", "https://www.goppion.com/projects/library-of-congress-david-m-rubenstein-treasures-gallery", "https://www.batwinandrobin.com/projects/collecting-memories-treasures-from-the-library-of-congress/" ] }, { "id": "library-of-congress-drawing-justice", "name": "Drawing Justice: The Art of Courtroom Illustration", "venue": "library-of-congress", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hillmann-and-carr", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Drawing Justice: The Art of Courtroom Illustration, a temporary exhibition at the Library of Congress's Thomas Jefferson Building in Washington, DC, ran April 27 - October 28, 2017; exhibit design by Proun Design with fabrication by Hillmann & Carr, featuring approximately 100 courtroom illustrations from high-profile trials spanning five decades.\n", "description": "The exhibition showcases courtroom illustrations documenting notable cases including those of John Gotti, Larry Flynt, Michael Jackson, and Charles Manson, capturing dramatic courtroom moments from an era when photography was prohibited from many US courtrooms.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/items/drawing-justice", "https://www.loc.gov/exhibitions/drawing-justice-courtroom-illustrations/about-this-exhibition/", "https://www.loc.gov/item/prn-17-059/drawing-justice-the-art-of-courtroom-illustrations-exhibition-now-open/2017-04-27", "https://blogs.loc.gov/picturethis/2017/06/inside-the-exhibition-drawing-justice-the-art-of-courtroom-illustration/" ] }, { "id": "library-of-congress-not-an-ostrich", "name": "Not an Ostrich: & Other Images from America's Library", "venue": "library-of-congress", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Not an Ostrich: & Other Images from America's Library,\" an exhibition of photographs from the Library of Congress's collection, opened March 23, 2022 in Washington, D.C., with exhibit design by Proun Design.\n", "description": "The exhibition drew roughly 400 images from the Library's collection of more than 15 million photographs, organized into sections including portraits, the arts, sports, and politics.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/not-an-ostrich-&-other-images-from-america's-library", "https://www.washingtonpost.com/arts-entertainment/2022/04/28/library-of-congress-not-an-ostrich/", "https://blogs.loc.gov/loc/2022/03/not-an-ostrich-exhibit-now-at-the-library/" ] }, { "id": "library-of-congress-rosa-parks-in-her-own-words", "name": "Rosa Parks: In Her Own Words", "venue": "library-of-congress", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Backlit graphics, murals, window SEG graphics; completed on a 4-week fabrication timeframe, per CMS's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Rosa Parks: In Her Own Words,\" a temporary exhibition of Rosa Parks's personal papers, ran December 5, 2019 through September 2020 at the Library of Congress in Washington, DC; fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/", "https://www.loc.gov/exhibitions/rosa-parks-in-her-own-words/about-this-exhibition/" ] }, { "id": "library-of-congress-thomas-jeffersons-library", "name": "Thomas Jefferson's Library", "venue": "library-of-congress", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Designed as Chermayeff & Geismar, Inc., the firm's predecessor name at the time", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive touchscreen content for the spiral-tower installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Thomas Jefferson's Library, a permanent exhibition displaying the surviving books of Jefferson's personal library in a spiral glass tower in the Library of Congress's Thomas Jefferson Building in Washington, DC, opened April 12, 2008 as part of the Library of Congress Experience, commemorating the Library's bicentennial; it was designed by Chermayeff & Geismar, Inc. (now C&G Partners) and, though originally conceived as temporary, was made permanent due to its popularity.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.loc.gov/loc/lcib/0806/jefferson.html", "https://www.loc.gov/exhibits/thomas-jeffersons-library/credit.html", "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/library-of-congress-thomas-jeffersons-library/" ] }, { "id": "lighthouse-for-the-blind-headquarters-accessible-av", "name": "Accessible AV Control System", "venue": "lighthouse-for-the-blind-and-visually-impaired", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "arup", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Fully accessible non-touchscreen tactile/audio AV control system for boardroom, conference rooms, and public spaces, usable independently by blind/visually-impaired staff and visitors.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired's San Francisco headquarters received a fully accessible tactile-and-audio AV control system for its public and conference spaces in 2016, developed by BBI Engineering with Arup.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/lighthouse-for-the-blind-and-visually-impaired/" ] }, { "id": "ligo-exploration-center-core", "name": "LIGO Exploration Center", "venue": "ligo-exploration-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "terence-l-thornhill-architect", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The LIGO Exploration Center (LExC), a 5,000 sq ft interactive public exhibit hall on gravitational-wave science at LIGO Hanford Observatory, Richland, WA, opened 2022, LEED Silver certified; architecture by Terence L. Thornhill Architect, per Caltech LIGO Lab's own site and independent coverage in the Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.ligo.caltech.edu/" ] }, { "id": "lincoln-castle-revealed", "name": "Lincoln Castle Revealed", "venue": "lincoln-castle", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Credited by Museums + Heritage Advisor; the Historic Lincoln Trust's own site credits \"Boults\" as \"Designed by\" with no mention of RAA, possibly a different scope (e.g. branding/graphics vs. RAA's exhibition design) — unresolved, both credits recorded.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "boults", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "see conflict note above", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Lincoln Castle Revealed, a £22m renovation of Lincoln Castle, UK timed to the Magna Carta's 800th anniversary, opened June 12, 2015; exhibition design credited to Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://museumsandheritage.com/advisor/posts/centre-screen-attends-royal-opening-of-lincoln-castle-revealed/", "https://historiclincolntrust.org.uk/lincoln-castle-revealed/" ] }, { "id": "lincoln-center-65th-street-bridge", "name": "65th Street Bridge", "venue": "lincoln-center-for-the-performing-arts", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "An 83-foot pedestrian bridge connecting Lincoln Center's North Plaza in New York, completed 2012; architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/lincoln-center-pedestrian-bridge", "https://www.archpaper.com/2011/02/lincoln-centers-catwalk-for-culture" ] }, { "id": "lincoln-center-hypar-pavilion", "name": "Hypar Pavilion and Lincoln Ristorante", "venue": "lincoln-center-for-the-performing-arts", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fxcollaborative", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mathews-nielsen-landscape-architects", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "2x4", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Hypar Pavilion and Lincoln Ristorante, a new restaurant building with a green-roof public lawn (the Illumination Lawn) at Lincoln Center in New York, opened 2010; architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with FXCollaborative.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/lincoln-center-hypar", "https://www.archdaily.com/94493" ] }, { "id": "lincoln-center-public-spaces", "name": "Lincoln Center Public Spaces / Infoscape", "venue": "lincoln-center-for-the-performing-arts", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fxcollaborative", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "beyer-blinder-belle", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mathews-nielsen-landscape-architects", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "scharff-weisberg", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "2x4", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "digital wayfinding" ], "summary": "A campus-wide plaza and fountain redesign plus the \"Infoscape\" smart information system across Lincoln Center in New York, completed 2009-2010; architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with FXCollaborative and Beyer Blinder Belle.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/lincoln-center-public-spaces" ] }, { "id": "lincoln-financial-field-core", "name": "Lincoln Financial Field", "venue": "lincoln-financial-field", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2003, "credits": [ { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "agoos-lovera-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Collaborating architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia opened August 3, 2003; architecture by NBBJ with Agoos Lovera Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lincoln_Financial_Field" ] }, { "id": "lincoln-heritage-museum-galleries", "name": "Lincoln Heritage Museum Galleries", "venue": "lincoln-heritage-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Taylor Studios designed and constructed two floors of gallery space, totaling 4,000 square feet, for the Lincoln Heritage Museum on the Lincoln College campus in Lincoln, Illinois, completed in 2014.\n", "description": "The first floor features custom artifact cases engineered for safe rotation of exhibits; the second floor centers on an immersive installation placing visitors in Lincoln's seat at Ford's Theatre at the moment of his assassination, combining historic artifacts with theatrical techniques.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/lincoln-heritage-museum/" ] }, { "id": "lincoln-motor-car-heritage-museum-core", "name": "Lincoln Motor Car Heritage Museum", "venue": "lincoln-motor-car-heritage-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Lincoln Motor Car Heritage Museum on the Gilmore Car Museum campus in Hickory Corners, Michigan, opened August 9, 2014; exhibit design and fabrication by Group Delphi.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://lincolncarmuseum.org/", "https://web.archive.org/web/20210622231801/https://museums.groupdelphi.com/portfolio/lincoln-motorcar-museum/" ] }, { "id": "lincoln-park-zoo-nature-boardwalk", "name": "Nature Boardwalk (Peoples Gas Education Pavilion)", "venue": "lincoln-park-zoo", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-gang", "role": "architecture", "note": "Peoples Gas Education Pavilion", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "wrd-environmental", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Nature Boardwalk, an interpretive boardwalk and the Peoples Gas Education Pavilion at Lincoln Park Zoo's South Pond, Chicago, opened 2010; architecture by Studio Gang, landscape architecture by WRD Environmental.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lincoln_Park_Zoo", "https://www.lpzoo.org" ] }, { "id": "lincoln-park-zoo-regenstein-center-for-african-apes", "name": "Regenstein Center for African Apes", "venue": "lincoln-park-zoo", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "pja-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Exhibit architect, per ZooLex's independent database entry; overall design lead credited elsewhere to Lohan Caprile Goettsch", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Regenstein Center for African Apes, a ~29,000 sq ft naturalistic indoor/outdoor habitat for chimpanzees and western lowland gorillas at Lincoln Park Zoo, Chicago, opened July 1, 2004; exhibit architecture by PJA Architects, per ZooLex's independent zoo-exhibit database.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://zoolex.org/gallery/show/711/" ] }, { "id": "lindsay-warren-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Lindsay Warren Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "fort-raleigh-national-historic-site", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Rehabilitated exhibits at the Lindsay Warren Visitor Center, Fort Raleigh National Historic Site in Manteo, North Carolina, completed around Memorial Day 2013; fabrication by Mystic Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "NPS's own announcement additionally names Studio 647 (exhibit designer), Big Ring Design (exhibit developer), One x Design (graphic designer), and \"Northern Lights Productions\" (AV, likely Northern Light Productions) — recorded here from that single source.\n", "sources": [ "https://home.nps.gov/fora/learn/news/new-visitor-center-exhibits-enrich-the-visitor-experience.htm" ] }, { "id": "lionsgate-entertainment-world-core", "name": "Lionsgate Entertainment World Core Attractions", "venue": "lionsgate-entertainment-world", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "tait", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "Lionsgate Entertainment World, a 22,000-square-meter indoor \"vertical theme park\" at Novotown on Hengqin Island near Zhuhai, China, opened 2019, with TAIT among its production/fabrication partners.\n", "description": "Immersive attractions based on The Hunger Games, Twilight, and Divergent franchises; features a 3-story \"media chandelier\" LED centerpiece.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.taittowers.com/work/lionsgate-entertainment-world" ] }, { "id": "little-caesars-arena-heritage-exhibits", "name": "Detroit Red Wings & Detroit Pistons Heritage Exhibits and Team Store", "venue": "little-caesars-arena", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Contracted by CambridgeSeven to design lighting for the Team Store, Heritage Hall event space, and Red Wings/Pistons heritage exhibits in the main and upper concourses, plus two satellite team stores; also worked directly for HOK, the arena architect, to light public-art pieces in the stadium concourse.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "augmented reality" ], "summary": "Heritage exhibits and a team store woven through the concession arcade of Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, tracing Red Wings and Pistons history, opened with the arena September 5, 2017; exhibit design by CambridgeSeven, lighting design by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/detroit-red-wings-detroit-pistons-heritage-exhibits-and-team-store/", "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/little-caesars-arena/", "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/20" ] }, { "id": "little-haiti-cultural-complex-entangled", "name": "Entangled", "venue": "little-haiti-cultural-complex", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "With local Haitian artist Serge Toussaint (painted drum surfaces).", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Entangled, three aluminum drums modeled on traditional Rada battery drums and connected by a communal bench, was installed at the Little Haiti Cultural Complex in Miami, FL in 2019 by The Urban Conga with the City of Miami and local Haitian artist Serge Toussaint, through participatory design workshops with Little Haiti residents.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/entangled" ] }, { "id": "little-island-signage-graphics", "name": "Signage & Graphics for a Floating Park", "venue": "little-island", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "heatherwick-studio", "role": "architecture", "note": "master planner/architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphics", "wayfinding signage" ], "summary": "Little Island, a 2.4-acre public park and performance venue built on pilings over the Hudson River in Manhattan, opened May 21, 2021 with a signage and environmental graphics system designed by C&G Partners for Hudson River Park Trust, working alongside architect Heatherwick Studio and landscape architect Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects.\n", "description": "C&G Partners designed the complete signage, wayfinding, and graphic identity system for Little Island, including poster cabinets along the Hudson River esplanade, sandblasted granite entry markers, park maps, weathering-steel directional monuments, and food-truck wraps. The graphic system abstracts natural foliage forms and changes its color palette by season. Little Island overall was a 2022 Finalist, Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards, Urban Design category.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/little-island-signage-graphics/", "https://segd.org/resources/little-island-and-cg/", "https://littleisland.org/design/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Island", "https://littleisland.org/awards-recognition/" ] }, { "id": "little-island-site-and-bridge-lighting", "name": "Site and Bridge Lighting", "venue": "little-island", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Restored Cunard-White Star Line Arch, luminous bridge, uplit concrete pots", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Site and bridge lighting for Little Island in New York, completed 2021, by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "Distinct from the venue's separately recorded signage/graphics project (C&G Partners).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/little-island/" ] }, { "id": "living-computers-museum-labs-renovation", "name": "Renovation", "venue": "living-computers-museum-labs", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Lead experience design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "curious-beast", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tiscareno-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "Interior architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A 7,500 sq ft renovation of Living Computers: Museum + Labs in Seattle, completed 2016-2017; lead experience design by NBBJ, exhibit design by Curious Beast, interior architecture by Tiscareno Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/living-computers-museum-labs/" ] }, { "id": "living-desert-zoo-gardens-signage", "name": "Living Desert Zoo & Gardens Interpretive Sign Plan", "venue": "living-desert-zoo-gardens", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Taylor Studios developed a bilingual (English/Spanish) interpretive master sign plan for Living Desert Zoo & Gardens, a New Mexico State Parks site in Carlsbad, completed in 2008, including custom maps and scientifically accurate illustrations of Chihuahuan Desert habitats and species.\n", "description": "The project began with a site evaluation of existing outdoor signage and audience research to shape themes and narratives, resolving the challenge of concise bilingual panel text within New Mexico's Spanish-speaking visitor base.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/living-desert-zoo/" ] }, { "id": "loc-baseball-americana", "name": "Baseball Americana", "venue": "library-of-congress", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Baseball Americana opened June 29, 2018 at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., curated by Susan Reyburn, with exhibition design by Pure+Applied, including a built stadium-section gallery intervention.\n", "description": "The exhibition explored the cultural history of baseball in America through Library of Congress collection items, including \"Laws of Base Ball,\" Babe Ruth's shoes, and Jackie Robinson's letters.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.loc.gov/exhibits/baseball-an-american-sport/", "https://blogs.loc.gov/loc/2018/05/baseball-americana-laws-of-base-ball-babe-ruths-shoes-and-jackie-robinsons-letters-to-be-displayed-in-new-exhibition/", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/baseball-americana" ] }, { "id": "loc-shall-not-be-denied", "name": "Shall Not Be Denied: Women Fight for the Vote", "venue": "library-of-congress", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "upswell", "role": "content-production", "note": "Exhibition video", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive digital table" ], "summary": "\"Shall Not Be Denied: Women Fight for the Vote\" opened June 4, 2019 at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., on the 100th anniversary of the Senate's passage of the suffrage amendment, with exhibition design and branding by Pure+Applied and exhibition video by Upswell.\n", "description": "Curated by Janice E. Ruth and Carroll Johnson-Welsh, the exhibition used backlit lenticular street-protest imagery, artifact displays, and an interactive digital table exploring suffrage contributions from all 50 states.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.loc.gov/item/prn-19-049/new-exhibition-shall-not-be-denied-women-fight-for-the-vote-to-feature-original-manuscripts-images-of-suffrage-movement/2019-05-02/", "https://blogs.loc.gov/picturethis/2019/08/shall-not-be-denied-exhibition-a-single-image-prompts-further-looking/", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/shall-not-be-denied" ] }, { "id": "lockkeepers-house-core", "name": "Lockkeeper's House", "venue": "lockkeepers-house", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Projection onto historic stone walls, interactive tablets, and concealed audio", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-prd-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Independently corroborated via Electrosonic's and Trivium's own project pages, which both also name PRD; scope overlap with the Trivium exhibit-design credit above kept as parallel claims rather than resolved\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection", "interactive tablets" ], "summary": "The Lockkeeper's House, the oldest building on Washington, DC's National Mall, reopened as a small interpretive exhibit space in 2018 after relocation and restoration; exhibit design by Trivium Interactive and The PRD Group, AV integration by Electrosonic, lighting by Available Light, fabrication by Explus.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/oldest-building-on-the-national-mall-opens-to-the-public-lockkeepers-house-180979977/", "https://www.triviuminteractive.com/project/the-lockkeepers-house", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/the-lockkeepers-house" ] }, { "id": "lodge-cast-iron-museum", "name": "The Lodge Museum of Cast Iron", "venue": "lodge-cast-iron", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Lodge Museum of Cast Iron, a branded museum in South Pittsburg, Tennessee celebrating Lodge Cast Iron's heritage and American food culture, opened October 8, 2022; HealyKohler Design designed the exhibits and media.\n", "description": "Exhibition galleries dispel cast iron misconceptions, recreate a foundry setting with live production demonstrations, and display the World's Largest Cast Iron Skillet (18 feet handle-to-handle, 14,360 pounds).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/the-lodge-museum-of-cast-iron/", "https://www.lodgecastiron.com/blogs/story/lodge-museum-cast-iron-now-open", "https://www.local3news.com/local-news/lodge-cast-iron-opens-new-museum/article_996f64b2-483f-11ed-88c7-37b2fc3942c5.html" ] }, { "id": "lodgepole-visitor-center-rehabilitation", "name": "Lodgepole Visitor Center Rehabilitation", "venue": "lodgepole-visitor-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "scenic recreations", "soundscapes", "tactile elements" ], "summary": "A rehabilitation of the Lodgepole Visitor Center, a Mission 66-era building at 6,700 feet elevation in Sequoia National Park, California, reopened August 4, 2023 with interpretive exhibits designed by HealyKohler walking visitors through the park's foothill, montane, subalpine, and alpine ecosystems; the historic redwood exterior was preserved.\n", "description": "The project, a collaboration between the National Park Service and Sequoia Parks Conservancy, combines scenic recreations, soundscapes, and tactile elements across the park's four ecosystems, with a photo opportunity featuring Mt. Whitney as a backdrop.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/lodgepole-visitor-center/", "https://hanfordsentinel.com/news/local/sequoia-kings-canyon-national-parks-unveil-new-lodgepole-visitor-center/article_3bf9569e-5c8a-5e2e-ad4a-9e1dac3a1dd5.html" ] }, { "id": "logan-memorial-educational-campus-identity", "name": "Logan Memorial Educational Campus Brand Identity and Signage", "venue": "logan-memorial-educational-campus", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "architecture", "note": ". Architecture joint venture with Baker Nowicki Design Studio.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "baker-nowicki-design-studio", "role": "architecture", "note": ". Architecture joint venture with DLR Group.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "visual-asylum", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": ". Brand identity (logo, color palette, patterns, illustration style), murals, and campus-wide signage system.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2022, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/logan-memorial-educational-campus/" } ], "summary": "Logan Memorial Educational Campus, a consolidated preschool-through-high school campus in San Diego, California with a unified brand identity, murals, and signage system, opened in August 2021; architecture by DLR Group / Baker Nowicki Design Studio, with brand identity and environmental graphics by Visual Asylum.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/logan-memorial-educational-campus/", "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/logan-memorial-education-complex/", "https://www.kpbs.org/news/education/2022/04/14/logan-heights-transformation-brings-new-schools-and-hope-to-one-of-san-diegos-most-underserved-communities" ] }, { "id": "logoly-state-park-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Logoly State Park Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "logoly-state-park-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 1,200-square-foot environmental-education exhibit at Logoly State Park's visitor center in Magnolia, Arkansas, completed in 2017 by Taylor Studios, narrated through the perspective of an ancient beech tree.\n", "description": "The multisensory installation incorporates audio, scent, and tactile stations alongside a live animal aquarium wall, discovery drawers, and an active bee hive to deepen visitor understanding of forest ecosystems and conservation.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/logoly-state-park/" ] }, { "id": "lola-mora-cultural-center-building", "name": "Lola Mora Cultural Center", "venue": "lola-mora-cultural-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "pelli-clarke-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Lola Mora Cultural Center in Jujuy, Argentina, designed by Pelli Clarke & Partners, completed in 2023.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://pcparch.com/work/type/civic-and-cultural" ] }, { "id": "loma-land-loma-linda", "name": "Loma Land", "venue": "loma-linda-university-childrens-hospital", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive digital wilderness experience; children create a personalized animal companion that can appear on a 60-foot shared display screen", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "real-time 3D character creation", "shared large-format display" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "summary": "Loma Land, an interactive digital-wilderness experience designed to ease stress and anxiety for pediatric patients, opened at Loma Linda University Children's Hospital in Loma Linda, California, in November 2023, designed by ESI Design.\n", "description": "Children create a personalized forest-animal companion at kiosk screens along the walk to the elevators, then can release it to interact with other visitors' animals on a 60-foot shared display; the project was a Fast Company Innovation by Design Award finalist.\n", "sources": [ "https://news.llu.edu/health-wellness/first-of-its-kind-interactive-digital-wall-unveiled-loma-linda-university-children-s-hospital", "https://www.fastcompany.com/91015324/the-clever-way-one-california-hospital-made-visits-a-lot-less-stressful-for-children", "https://esi.nbbj.com/work/loma-land-at-loma-linda-university-childrens-hospital" ] }, { "id": "london-childrens-museum-100-kellogg-lane", "name": "London Children's Museum at 100 Kellogg Lane", "venue": "london-childrens-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "skolnick-architecture-and-design", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design associate; renovation and fit-up of a portion of Level 4 of the former Kellogg's factory building at 100 Kellogg Lane. .\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Designed seven new immersive exhibits for the relocated museum.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The London Children's Museum in London, Ontario relocated into a 36,000-square-foot space on Level 4 of the former Kellogg's factory building at 100 Kellogg Lane, opening January 25, 2025, with exhibit design by Reich+Petch and architecture by Skolnick Architecture and Design.\n", "description": "The new location nearly doubled the museum's exhibit square footage over its previous home, with eight new interactive exhibits developed with input from over 500 children, families, and community members.\n", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/london-childrens-museum-tier-2-in-process/", "https://www.londonchildrensmuseum.ca/story/update-new-london-childrens-museum", "https://www.skolnick.com/london-childrens-museum" ] }, { "id": "london-mithraeum-core", "name": "London Mithraeum Core Exhibits", "venue": "london-mithraeum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "goppion", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "London Mithraeum, an underground display of the Roman Temple of Mithras ruins beneath Bloomberg's London headquarters, opened 2017, with media design by Local Projects, exhibit design by Studio Joseph, AV integration by Electrosonic, and display-case fabrication by Goppion.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/" ] }, { "id": "long-beach-police-fire-memorial", "name": "Long Beach Police and Fire Department Memorial", "venue": "long-beach-civic-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "penwal-industries", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "cast/fabricated monument elements" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award (Public Installation)", "year": 2021, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/long-beach-police-and-fire-department-memorial/" }, { "award": "Communication Arts 62nd Design Annual — Environmental Graphics (Honoree)", "year": 2021, "source": "https://www.commarts.com/competition/2021-design" } ], "summary": "The Long Beach Police and Fire Department Memorial, a monument honoring 29 police employees and 14 firefighters who died in service, opened February 2020 in the Long Beach Civic Center in Long Beach, California, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.\n", "description": "The memorial's form is drawn from the folded American flag ceremony performed for fallen officers, rendered abstractly enough to allow individual interpretation while accommodating the addition of future names. It replaced an earlier memorial as part of SOM's broader Long Beach Civic Center master plan and won a 2021 SEGD Global Design Award Merit Award in the Public Installation category, and was named 1 of 4 honorees in Communication Arts' 62nd Design Annual (2021), Environmental Graphics category.\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/long-beach-police-and-fire-department-memorial/", "https://www.longbeach.gov/press-releases/long-beach-officials-honor-the-fallen-at-annual-police-and-fire-memorial-ceremony3/", "https://www.commarts.com/competition/2021-design" ] }, { "id": "longwood-gardens-fountain-show-control", "name": "Longwood Gardens Fountain Show Control System", "venue": "longwood-gardens", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "tait", "role": "media-design", "note": "TAIT Show Control System powered by TAIT Navigator, synchronizing lighting, audio, and non-traditional entertainment technology including pumps and water-treatment systems for the fountain performances", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "beyer-blinder-belle", "role": "architecture", "note": "Lead architect for the Main Fountain Garden restoration.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "west-8", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "l-observatoire-international", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "show control system", "automated scheduling" ], "summary": "Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, uses a TAIT Show Control System, installed as part of the Main Fountain Garden's restoration completed in 2017, to synchronize lighting, audio, and water and safety systems across its choreographed fountain performances.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.taittowers.com/work/longwood-gardens" ] }, { "id": "longwood-gardens-making-scents", "name": "Making Scents: The Art and Passion of Fragrance", "venue": "longwood-gardens", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "assemble", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Making Scents: The Art and Passion of Fragrance,\" a temporary exhibition at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, ran April 10 - November 21, 2010; exhibit design by Assemble, fabrication by Explus.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.explusinc.com/portfolio.html", "https://longwoodgardens.org/" ] }, { "id": "longyear-museum-exhibits", "name": "Longyear Museum Exhibits", "venue": "longyear-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2001, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "stopfel-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ede-corporation", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Permanent exhibits at the Longyear Museum in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, opened 2001, presenting the life of Mary Baker Eddy; exhibit design by Amaze Design, with architecture by Stopfel Architects, fabrication by EDE Corporation, lighting design by Available Light, and media design by Batwin + Robin Productions.\n", "description": "Amaze Design developed the conceptual framework, designed exhibit elements in 2D and 3D, created media content, and managed fabrication through installation for the two interconnected galleries presenting artifacts, audio, media, and Eddy's own words.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/longyear-museum", "https://www.longyear.org/about/" ] }, { "id": "loreal-academy-hudson-yards-opening", "name": "L'Oréal Academy", "venue": "loreal-academy-hudson-yards", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "training/education briefing spaces" ], "summary": "L'Oréal Academy, a 13,097 sq ft flagship hairstylist education and brand hub at Hudson Yards in New York, opened January 2026 designed by Gensler and hosts licensed professionals from outside L'Oréal for training.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/loreal-professional-products-unveils-landmark-academy-in-hudson-yards-302661385.html", "https://www.gensler.com/projects/loreal-academy" ] }, { "id": "los-alamos-county-nature-center-core", "name": "Los Alamos County Nature Center (incl. \"Vertical Mile of Diversity\")", "venue": "los-alamos-county-nature-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "andrew-merriell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Los Alamos County Nature Center, a $4.3 million facility in Los Alamos, New Mexico, opened in 2015 with exhibit design by Andrew Merriell & Associates, including the \"Vertical Mile of Diversity\" exhibit, and replaced earlier homemade exhibit installations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://merriell.com/los-alamos" ] }, { "id": "los-angeles-zoo-red-apes-of-the-rainforest", "name": "Red Ape Rain Forest (Red Apes of the Rainforest)", "venue": "los-angeles-zoo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2000, "credits": [ { "firm": "clr-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "led by Jon Coe", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": "on other credits; per Hadley's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Red Ape Rain Forest, a multi-level orangutan habitat at the Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens in Los Angeles, California, opened in 2000, exhibit design by CLR Design (led by Jon Coe) and fabrication by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "The exhibit recreates a Southeast Asian rainforest with elevated platforms, fire-hose hammocks, bridges, and vines, and introduced flexible mesh chute and linkage systems for animal management later adopted at other zoos worldwide.\n", "sources": [ "https://lazoo.org/explore-your-zoo/exhibits/red-ape-rain-forest/", "https://clrdesign.com/project/red-apes-of-the-rainforest/", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/zoos-gardens/los-angeles-zoo-red-apes-of-the-rainforest/" ] }, { "id": "lost-shtetl-museum-building", "name": "Lost Shtetl Museum", "venue": "lost-shtetl-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "lahdelma-and-mahlamaki", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "permanent exhibition design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Lost Shtetl Museum, Šeduva, Lithuania, opened in 2024; architecture by Lahdelma & Mahlamäki, with permanent exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/lost-shtetl-museum", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_Shtetl_Museum" ] }, { "id": "louis-armstrong-airport-wayfinding", "name": "Terminal Wayfinding and Signage", "venue": "louis-armstrong-new-orleans-international-airport", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "pelli-clarke-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Fabrication and installation of over 5,000 ADA-approved directional and terminal signs", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "wayfinding signage" ], "summary": "The new terminal at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport, designed by Pelli Clarke & Partners, opened November 6, 2019; Solomon Group fabricated and installed the terminal's directional, safety, and wayfinding signage.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/louis-armstrong-airport", "https://www.cnbc.com/2019/11/06/new-orleans-airport-debuts-1point3-billion-terminal.html", "https://pcparch.com/work/louis-armstrong-new-orleans-international-airport-north-terminal" ] }, { "id": "louisiana-childrens-museum-city-park", "name": "Louisiana Children's Museum", "venue": "louisiana-childrens-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "mithun", "role": "architecture", "note": "Lead architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mithun", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "waggonner-and-ball-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Local/collaborating architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gyroscope-inc", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Museum planning and exhibit/graphic design, per Gyroscope's own site; scope overlaps with Studio Matthews' credit below, kept as parallel claims rather than resolved\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Joined post-Schematic Design in 2019, per kubik maltbie's own project page; scope overlaps with Solomon Group's credit above, kept as parallel claims rather than resolved\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphics", "donor recognition wall" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award (Placemaking and Identity)", "year": 2020, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/louisiana-childrens-museum/" } ], "summary": "The Louisiana Children's Museum, relocated to a new 8.5-acre site in City Park, New Orleans, opened in August 2019 with brand identity, signage, and environmental graphics by Studio Matthews; it received a 2020 SEGD Global Design Award Honor Award in the Placemaking and Identity category.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/louisiana-childrens-museum/", "https://studiomatthews.com/project/louisiana-childrens-museum-louisiana-childrens-museumbranding/", "https://www.wbae.com/", "https://kubikmaltbie.com/" ] }, { "id": "louisiana-civil-rights-museum-inaugural-experience", "name": "The Inaugural Experience", "venue": "louisiana-civil-rights-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media and software development, including the projection-mapped, motion-tracking 'Dream Cube'", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibit producer: scenic environment and artifact mount fabrication, graphics production and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV systems integration and interactive technology", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-artery", "role": "content-production", "note": "Media production and spatial-tracking (ZED stereo camera) implementation for the Dream Cube", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "antfood", "role": "content-production", "note": "Original music, sound design, and audio treatment for the Dream Cube", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "motion tracking", "oral histories" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The Inaugural Experience, a 5,000-square-foot exhibition and the first public phase of the Louisiana Civil Rights Museum, opened October 2023 at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans; exhibit and media design by Local Projects, with fabrication and AV integration by Solomon Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://louisianastatemuseum.org/museum/louisiana-civil-rights-museum", "https://www.localprojects.com/work/institutional-hospital-university-college/sharing-louisianas-unique-place-in-civil-rights-history/", "https://solomongroup.com/projects/louisiana-civil-rights-museum", "https://www.nola.com/news/business/civil-rights-museum-inaugural-experience-space-unveiled-at-convention-center/article_3d26f67a-5b9e-11ee-82dd-e3671bba84fc.html" ] }, { "id": "louisiana-nature-center-reopening", "name": "Louisiana Nature Center Reopening", "venue": "louisiana-nature-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "scenic fabrication" ], "summary": "The Audubon Louisiana Nature Center held its grand reopening October 6, 2017 in New Orleans following a $10 million post-Katrina renovation; Solomon Group fabricated the interpretive center's themed cypress-forest exhibit hall.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/louisiana-nature-center" ] }, { "id": "louisiana-sports-hall-of-fame-museum", "name": "Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame and Northwest Louisiana History Museum", "venue": "louisiana-sports-hall-of-fame", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "trahan-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive digital displays" ], "summary": "The Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame and Northwest Louisiana History Museum, an 11,000-square-foot museum in Natchitoches, LA, opened in 2013, designed by Thinc Design with architecture by Trahan Architects.\n", "description": "The museum displays inductee names, artifacts, video, and interactive digital systems for exploring athlete statistics alongside regional history content.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/louisiana-sports-hall-of-fame" ] }, { "id": "louisiana-state-museum-presbytere-living-with-hurricanes", "name": "Living with Hurricanes: Katrina and Beyond", "venue": "louisiana-state-museum-presbytere", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "marks-and-spaces", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design lead 2006-2011", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "experience-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Boston-based, worked with Marks + Spaces", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "a-more-perfect-union", "role": "content-production", "note": "Credited as Media Partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "show control system", "LED video screens" ], "summary": "Living with Hurricanes: Katrina and Beyond, a 6,700-square-foot exhibit on Hurricane Katrina and Louisiana's hurricane resilience, opened in 2010 at The Presbytère (Louisiana State Museum) in New Orleans; Solomon Group provided AV systems integration and lighting design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/the-presbyteres-living-with-hurricanes-katrina-and-beyond", "https://louisianastatemuseum.org/exhibit/living-hurricanes-katrina-and-beyond" ] }, { "id": "louisville-science-center-the-world-around-us", "name": "The World Around Us", "venue": "louisville-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive pinball-mechanism water-cycle simulator" ], "summary": "The World Around Us, a 40-exhibit permanent gallery exploring earth and natural sciences across three themed zones (Atmosphere, Terrasphere, Aquasphere), opened at the Louisville Science Center in Louisville, Kentucky in September 2005, designed by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "Visitors explore natural-science concepts through hands-on exhibits including \"Go H2O,\" a giant pinball-style mechanism demonstrating water-cycle dynamics such as channeling flow, building dams, and simulating floods, alongside a crawl-through cave, a treetop-canopy observation area, and a simulated environmental-mission control room.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/louisville-science-center-the-world-around-us/", "https://louisvillescience.org/site/exhibits-world-around-us/" ] }, { "id": "louisville-slugger-museum-2008-renovation", "name": "Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory Gallery Renovation", "venue": "louisville-slugger-museum-and-factory", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "formations-inc", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "formations-inc", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A 2008 renovation of the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory in Louisville, Kentucky designed, fabricated, and installed by Formations, Inc. of Portland, Oregon, covering roughly 12,500 sq ft of exhibits in the museum's main gallery and factory.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisville_Slugger_Museum_%26_Factory", "https://www.formationsinc.com/louisville-slugger" ] }, { "id": "louisville-slugger-museum-2023-renovation", "name": "Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory Tour and Gallery Renovation", "venue": "louisville-slugger-museum-and-factory", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "jack-rouse-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Writing/content development, exhibit design, graphic design, executive media production, project management, and art direction\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "film/theater" ], "summary": "A factory-tour and gallery renovation of the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory in Louisville, Kentucky, completed in 2023 by Jack Rouse Associates (JRA), the museum's most extensive renovation since 2008, expanding the Bat Vault and adding new temporary exhibit space and a bat-sourcing film.\n", "description": "Work began in late 2019 and paused during the COVID-19 pandemic before resuming and completing in 2023.\n", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisville_Slugger_Museum_%26_Factory", "https://www.leisureopportunities.co.uk/news/JRA-reimagines-Louisville-Slugger-Museum-and-Factory-with-new-visitor-experience/342243", "https://www.rwsglobal.com/portfolio/louisville-slugger" ] }, { "id": "louisville-zoo-glacier-run", "name": "Glacier Run", "venue": "louisville-zoo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Glacier Run, a roughly $21 million Arctic-themed exhibit at the Louisville Zoo in Louisville, Kentucky, opened April 26, 2011; designed by PGAV Destinations, housing polar bears, grizzly bears, seals, and sea lions in a \"story-rich mining town\" setting with overhead bridges letting bears traverse above visitors.\n", "description": "The exhibit is themed as an imaginary Arctic gold-mining town modeled on Churchill, Manitoba, and pairs immersive habitat design (overhead bridges, underwater viewing) with conservation-focused interpretive messaging. It received the Association of Zoos & Aquariums' Top Honor in Exhibit Design in 2012.\n", "sources": [ "https://pgavdestinations.com/project/louisville-zoo-glacier-run/", "https://pgavdestinations.com/news/glacier-run-celebrates-five-years-louisville-zoo/", "https://www.wave3.com/story/14517171/louisville-zoo-breaks-the-ice-opens-glacier/", "https://louisvillezoo.org/glacier-run/" ] }, { "id": "louisville-zoo-gorilla-forest", "name": "Gorilla Forest", "venue": "louisville-zoo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2002, "credits": [ { "firm": "schmidt-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "designed under the firm's former name, Arrasmith", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": "on other credits; per Hadley's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive sound trigger", "infrared heaters" ], "summary": "Gorilla Forest, a 4-acre western lowland gorilla habitat at the Louisville Zoo in Louisville, Kentucky, opened in 2002 with architecture by Schmidt Associates (then operating as Arrasmith) and fabrication by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "The exhibit features three multi-level indoor habitats and two outdoor habitats, a viewing shelter with underwater hippo views, a sanctuary trail with eye-level primate viewing, gorilla-activated interactive sound buttons, and infrared heaters positioned to draw gorillas toward visitor viewing points. It received the AZA's 2003 Exhibit Award.\n", "sources": [ "https://louisvillezoo.org/gorilla-forest/", "https://schmidt-arch.com/louisville-zoo/", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/Louisville-Zoo-Gorilla-Forest" ] }, { "id": "lowell-nhp-dickens-and-massachusetts", "name": "Dickens and Massachusetts", "venue": "lowell-national-historical-park", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "aries-custom-works", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Dickens and Massachusetts, a 1,200 sq ft exhibition at Lowell National Historical Park on Charles Dickens's 1842 visit to Boston and Lowell and his return 25 years later, opened in 2012 with exhibit design by Proun Design and fabrication by Aries Custom Works.\n", "description": "The exhibition, developed with curatorial input from University of Massachusetts Lowell Dickens scholar Dr. Diana Archibald, used striking imagery, contemporary typography, and a bold color scheme to emphasize the author's continued relevance.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/dickens-and-massachusetts" ] }, { "id": "lowell-nhp-kerouac-on-the-road", "name": "Kerouac, On the Road", "venue": "lowell-national-historical-park", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Graphic design services and fabrication coordination", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "wb-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "listening stations" ], "summary": "Kerouac, On the Road, a 1,500 sq ft exhibition at Lowell National Historical Park marking the 50th anniversary of \"On the Road\" and featuring Jack Kerouac's original scroll manuscript, opened in 2007 with exhibit design by Proun Design and fabrication by WB Inc; it received the AASLH 2008 Award of Merit.\n", "description": "The exhibit paired the scroll manuscript with listening stations, personal and family artifacts, interpretive graphics, and interactive elements chronicling Kerouac's Lowell origins, his road trips, and his influence on the Beat Generation, developed in curatorial collaboration with UMass Lowell.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/kerouac,-on-the-road" ] }, { "id": "lowell-nhp-one-city-many-cultures", "name": "One City, Many Cultures", "venue": "mogan-cultural-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-design-minds", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive dining table", "video stations", "audio story booth" ], "summary": "\"One City, Many Cultures,\" a permanent exhibition on Lowell's immigrant history at the Mogan Cultural Center within Lowell National Historical Park, opened to the public September 23, 2023; exhibit design by Design Minds, with interactive media and content production by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "The exhibition includes an interactive dining table, video stations featuring interviews with Lowell community members, and a story booth where visitors can record their own personal narratives. Northern Light Productions filmed performances from more than a dozen dance ensembles, music ensembles, and artists from Lowell's immigrant communities to incorporate into the exhibit's media content.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.nps.gov/lowe/learn/cultural-exhibit-project.htm", "https://www.nps.gov/lowe/one-city-many-cultures-press-materials.htm", "https://nlprod.com/item/lowell-national-historical-park/" ] }, { "id": "lowell-observatory-astronomy-discovery-center", "name": "Astronomy Discovery Center", "venue": "lowell-observatory", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "kei-space-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Lead exhibition designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "media-design", "note": "Role inferred by pattern; individual role split not specified by the source", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Credited as BBI Net", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited as Chicago Scenic Solutions", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Astronomy Discovery Center at Lowell Observatory, Flagstaff, AZ, opened November 16, 2024; exhibition design led by Kei Space Design with Trivium Interactive, lighting by Eos Lightmedia, AV by BBI Engineering, fabrication by Chicago Scenic Studios, architecture by JWA Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://keispace.com/projects/lowell/" ] }, { "id": "lowell-observatory-dark-sky-planetarium", "name": "Dark Sky Planetarium", "venue": "lowell-observatory", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "kei-space-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Audiovisual systems, control programming, and interactive software for the Atrium, Astro Gallery, Children's Gallery, and Presentation Area, in collaboration with Kei Space Design.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive software" ], "summary": "The Dark Sky Planetarium, an 8,000 sq ft exhibit space at Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona, opened in 2024, designed in collaboration between Kei Space Design and Eos Lightmedia, which delivered audiovisual, lighting, and interactive-software systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/154" ] }, { "id": "lower-com-field-columbus-crew", "name": "Lower.com Field", "venue": "lower-com-field", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "hntb", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Stadium design, signage/wayfinding, and sponsorship activations", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "blur-workshop", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mathias-collective", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Lower.com Field, the Columbus Crew's soccer-specific stadium in Columbus, Ohio, opened in 2021; architecture by HNTB, with stadium design, signage and wayfinding, and sponsorship activations by Dimensional Innovations, alongside graphics and branding work by Blur Workshop and Mathias Collective.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dimin.com" ] }, { "id": "lower-ninth-ward-new-orleans-the-hangout", "name": "The Hangout", "venue": "lower-ninth-ward-market-new-orleans", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "touch-sensor sound/light cylinders" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The Hangout, a touch-activated musical gathering installation on a former building foundation in New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward, was installed in 2017 by The Urban Conga with KaBOOM! and the Lower Ninth Ward Market through resident participatory design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/the-hangout" ] }, { "id": "lucile-packard-childrens-hospital-video-ribbon", "name": "Animated Video Ribbon", "venue": "lucile-packard-childrens-hospital", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "kate-keating-associates", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Custom camera-tracking/animation software plus AV hardware for a motion-reactive video ribbon.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "A motion-reactive animated video ribbon installation at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford in Palo Alto, California, opened in 2017, designed by Kate Keating Associates with tracking software and AV integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "BBI's own page spells the hospital \"Lucille\" (two L's); the hospital's official name uses \"Lucile\" — the correct spelling is used here.\n", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/lucille-packard-childrens-hospital/" ] }, { "id": "lucy-burns-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "Lucy Burns Museum", "venue": "lucy-burns-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "howard-plus-revis-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Designer Tracy Revis of Howard+Revis Design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Interactive rotating panels and faux prison doors, per CMS's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive rotating panels" ], "summary": "The Lucy Burns Museum, housed in a former women's prison at the Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton, Virginia, opened January 25, 2020, timed to the centennial of the 19th Amendment; exhibit design by Tracy Revis of Howard+Revis Design, fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/", "https://workhousearts.org/lucy-burns-museum/" ] }, { "id": "luminary-arts-center-renovation", "name": "Luminary Arts Center Renovation", "venue": "luminary-arts-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "shelter-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "lead design firm for interior architecture and accessibility-focused renovation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "theatre planning and lighting design, including a new tension-wire lighting grid and LED fixture upgrade", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kirkegaard", "role": "av-integration", "note": "credited as acoustics and audiovisual consultant; no existing vocabulary role covers acoustics consulting specifically, closest fit used", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "nth", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "owner's representative", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Luminary Arts Center, a 224-seat performing arts venue in Minneapolis's North Loop neighborhood owned and operated by Minnesota Opera, reopened in September 2022 following a $6 million renovation led by Shelter Architecture with theatre planning and lighting design by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "Originally built in 1988 as the Guthrie Theater's second stage and later known as the Lab Theater, the 8,000-square-foot stone building was acquired by Minnesota Opera in 2019 and renovated beginning July 2021. The project reoriented the theatre to improve performer stage access and backstage space, redesigned the lobby and restrooms for accessibility and inclusivity (including gender-neutral restrooms and dressing rooms), added a freight elevator, replaced the pipe grid with a tension wire grid, and installed a redesigned LED lighting system. General contractor was LS Black Constructors; Kirkegaard served as acoustics and audiovisual consultant; NTH served as owner's representative. The renovation won a 2024 AIA Minneapolis Merit Award and a 2025 ASID Minnesota Design Excellence Award (First Place, Commercial Institutional).\n", "sources": [ "https://schulershook.com/projects/luminary-arts-center", "https://shelterarchitecture.com/portfolio/luminary-arts-center/", "https://mnopera.org/blog/introducing-the-luminary-arts-center/" ] }, { "id": "luo-gang-concert-hall-building", "name": "Luo Gang Concert Hall", "venue": "luo-gang-concert-hall", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "pelli-clarke-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Luo Gang Concert Hall in Hefei, China, designed by Pelli Clarke & Partners, completed in 2022.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://pcparch.com/work/type/civic-and-cultural" ] }, { "id": "luther-george-park-signage", "name": "Luther George Park Signage & Wayfinding", "venue": "luther-george-park", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "trahan-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "spackman-mossop-michaels", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Signage, wayfinding, and placemaking, including a 7.5-foot dimensional entry sculpture and donor recognition pavers", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Span Studio designed the signage, wayfinding, and placemaking for the revitalized Luther George Park in Springdale, Arkansas, completed in 2024 alongside the park's landscape architecture by Spackman Mossop Michaels and architecture by Trahan Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://trahanarchitects.com/work/luther-george-park/", "https://smm.studio/en-us/work/luther-george-park-ar/", "https://span.studio/projects/luther-george-park-signage" ] }, { "id": "lyndon-b-johnson-presidential-library-original-building", "name": "Original Building", "venue": "lyndon-b-johnson-presidential-library", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1971, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "note": "Gordon Bunshaft with R. Max Brooks", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library and Museum's original building in Austin, TX opened 1971; architecture by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (Gordon Bunshaft with R. Max Brooks).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyndon_B._Johnson_Presidential_Library" ] }, { "id": "lynn-wyatt-square-performing-arts", "name": "Lynn Wyatt Square for the Performing Arts", "venue": "lynn-wyatt-square", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "rios", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect for landscape, architecture, and urban design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "harrisonkornberg", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "custom lighting columns" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Urban Design (Finalist)", "year": 2024, "source": "https://www.rios.com/news/lynn-wyatt-square-for-the-performing-arts-by-rios-is-a-finalist-in-fast-companys-2024-innovation-by-design-awards/" } ], "summary": "Lynn Wyatt Square for the Performing Arts, a public plaza in Downtown Houston's Theater District, opened in 2024, designed by RIOS with HarrisonKornberg as architect of record and lighting design by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "A finalist in the Urban Design category of Fast Company's 2024 Innovation by Design Awards. Custom lighting-column fabrication by Technilum (France) is a non-US vendor credit, not added as a firm record.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.rios.com/projects/lynn-wyatt-square-for-the-performing-arts/", "https://www.azuremagazine.com/article/lynn-wyatt-square-houston-rios/", "https://houston.culturemap.com/news/city-life/lynn-wyatt-square-downtown-houston/", "https://www.fastcompany.com/91129825/urban-design-innovation-by-design-2024" ] }, { "id": "m-plus-museum-building", "name": "M+", "venue": "m-plus-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "herzog-and-de-meuron", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arup", "role": "acoustics", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "arup", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "arup", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "M+, Hong Kong's museum of visual culture in the West Kowloon Cultural District, opened to the public in November 2021; architecture is by Herzog & de Meuron in joint venture with TFP Farrells, with Arup providing acoustics, lighting, and landscape design among its broader engineering scope.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.arup.com/en-us/projects/m-plus-building/", "https://www.arup.com/news-and-events/mplus-museum-building-completed" ] }, { "id": "mad-art-of-scent", "name": "The Art of Scent: 1889-2012", "venue": "museum-of-arts-and-design", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"The Art of Scent: 1889-2012,\" a temporary exhibition on perfume as design at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York, opened November 2012; exhibit design by Diller Scofidio + Renfro.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/art-of-scent", "https://madmuseum.org/exhibition/art-scent" ] }, { "id": "madhouse-team-store-interactive-experience", "name": "Madhouse Team Store Interactive Experience", "venue": "madhouse-team-store", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "leviathan", "role": "media-design", "note": "interactive CTA train car (play-by-play calls, photo booth) and team-history timeline.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "avi-spl", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Madhouse Team Store, a 10,000-square-foot Chicago Bulls/Blackhawks retail store at Chicago's United Center, opened June 20, 2017, featuring interactive exhibits by Leviathan — a retrofitted CTA train car with touchscreen play-by-play recreations and a photo booth, plus a team-history timeline — with AV integration by AVI-SPL.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://avispl.com/xtg/our-work/chicago-bulls-madhouse-team-store/", "https://www.livedesignonline.com/news/leviathan-creates-thrilling-interactive-exhibits-at-madhouse-team-store", "https://www.nhl.com/blackhawks/news/united-center-joint-venture-debuts-madhouse-team-store-290009650" ] }, { "id": "madinah-welcome-centre-core", "name": "Madinah Welcome Centre Core Exhibits", "venue": "madinah-welcome-centre", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dar-al-omran", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect and client-side authority", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Madinah Welcome Centre in Medina, Saudi Arabia, opened 2019, with exhibition design by Reich+Petch and architecture by Dar Al Omran.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com" ] }, { "id": "madison-museum-of-contemporary-art-core", "name": "Madison Museum of Contemporary Art", "venue": "madison-museum-of-contemporary-art", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "pelli-clarke-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": "Credited as Cesar Pelli & Associates at time of completion", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, Madison, WI, opened April 23, 2006; architecture by Cesar Pelli & Associates (now Pelli Clarke & Partners), per the museum's own site and independent press (Wisconsin State Journal).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.mmoca.org/events/iconic/", "https://madison.com/" ] }, { "id": "maine-historical-society-maine-eats", "name": "Maine Eats!", "venue": "maine-historical-society", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibit graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "megaprint", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Maine Eats!,\" an exhibition on Maine's regional food culture at the Maine Historical Society in Portland, opened March 2018, with graphics by Proun Design and graphic fabrication by MegaPrint.\n", "description": "The exhibition explores Maine foods from lobster to Italian sandwiches to whoopie pies alongside food insecurity and the farm-to-table movement, with interactive elements including a \"Guess That Smell\" station and a giant sandwich photo opportunity.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/maine-eats!", "https://www.mainehistory.org/all-exhibitions/maine-eats-exhibition/", "https://www.pressherald.com/2018/02/28/find-creative-nourishment-at-maine-eats/" ] }, { "id": "make-a-wish-hq-wish-experience-center", "name": "Make-A-Wish National Headquarters: Wish Experience Center", "venue": "make-a-wish-national-headquarters", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "worksbureau", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "immedia-integrated-technologies", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Wish Experience Center, a public-facing donor/visitor experience at Make-A-Wish Foundation of America's national headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona, featuring the large-scale \"Wish Wall\" data visualization, was designed by Belle & Wissell and announced in September 2020.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/make-a-wish/", "https://bwco.info/2020/09/08/wish-experience-center-designed-by-belle-wissell-for-make-a-wish-national-headquarters/" ] }, { "id": "malek-west-point-visitors-center-core-exhibits", "name": "Malek West Point Visitors Center Core Exhibits", "venue": "malek-west-point-visitors-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "monadnock-media", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media master planning, exhibit design collaboration, media experience design and production, digital interactive design and development, technical systems design and oversight, and immersive theater design, including a multi-screen projection introduction, a translation app, and an immersive theater with movable stone walls", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "steve-feldman-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "mobile app", "animation" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The Frederic V. Malek West Point Visitors Center at the U.S. Military Academy in Highland Falls, New York, reopened in late 2017 after a renovation, with media experiences produced by Monadnock Media and exhibit design by Steve Feldman Design.\n", "description": "Installations include a multi-screen projection introduction to West Point's history and mission, a translation app, and an immersive theater featuring movable stone walls.\n", "sources": [ "https://monadnock.org/project/malek-west-point", "http://www.pointerview.com/2017/11/02/west-point-unveils-new-malek-visitors-center/", "https://www.wilsoncenter.org/article/west-point-dedicates-new-frederic-v-malek-visitor-center" ] }, { "id": "maltz-museum-operation-finale", "name": "Operation Finale: The Capture & Trial of Adolf Eichmann", "venue": "maltz-museum-of-jewish-heritage", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Operation Finale: The Capture & Trial of Adolf Eichmann,\" a traveling exhibition that debuted February 19, 2016 at the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage in Beachwood, Ohio; exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, fabrication by Explus.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.explusinc.com/portfolio.html", "https://www.maltzmuseum.org/" ] }, { "id": "manassas-museum-renovation-and-expansion", "name": "Manassas Museum Renovation and Expansion", "venue": "manassas-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "gwwo-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Manassas Museum in Manassas, Virginia reopened July 28, 2023 following a renovation and 4,800-sq-ft expansion, with architecture by GWWO Architects and fabrication/installation by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://historicmanassas.org/the-manassas-museum-renovation-preserving-history-for-the-future/", "https://www.gwwoinc.com/projects/manassas-museum", "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/approach/museums/" ] }, { "id": "mandai-curiosity-cove", "name": "Curiosity Cove", "venue": "mandai-wildlife-reserve", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "rsp-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive installation", "immersive environment" ], "summary": "A permanent 4,600-square-meter indoor nature-themed playscape for children at Mandai Wildlife Reserve in Singapore, opened November 21, 2025, combining architecture by RSP Architects Planners & Engineers with Henning Larsen and interactive media design by Moment Factory across four ecosystem-themed zones.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/curiosity-cove", "https://www.e-architect.com/singapore/curiosity-cove-mandai-wildlife-reserve-singapore", "https://blooloop.com/moment-factory-curiosity-cove/" ] }, { "id": "manhattan-pet-adoption-center-core", "name": "Manhattan Pet Adoption Center", "venue": "manhattan-pet-adoption-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "sighte-studio", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Manhattan Pet Adoption Center, NYC Animal Care Centers' East Harlem facility, opened October 29, 2024; architecture by Studio Joseph, lighting design by Sighte Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.nyc.gov/site/ddc/about/press-releases/2024/pr-102824-ACC.page", "https://segd.org/projects/manhattan-pet-adoption-center/", "https://www.aiany.org/architecture/featured-projects/view/manhattan-pet-adoption-center/" ] }, { "id": "manhattan-west-citrovia", "name": "Citrovia", "venue": "manhattan-west", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "adirondack-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Design development, fabrication, and installation — hand-painted all 24 uniquely designed trees, lemon pavers, and lemon-shaped elements at ADK's upstate NY facility. Creative direction by The Cuttlefish (Evan Schechtman, Warren Adcock); client Brookfield Properties.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Citrovia, a temporary 30,000-sq-ft public lemon-garden art installation built over a construction site, opened July 12, 2021 at Manhattan West in New York City, fabricated by Adirondack Studios for developer Brookfield Properties.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/brands-ip/news/adirondack-studios-citrovia-nyc/", "https://www.amny.com/lifestyle/city-living/new-york-now-has-its-own-freshly-squeezed-lemon-forest-in-midtown/" ] }, { "id": "manila-american-cemetery-visitor-center", "name": "Manila American Cemetery and Memorial Visitor Center", "venue": "manila-american-cemetery", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "dg-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "color-ad", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Project management, fabrication, transportation, and installation. ABMC exhibit-fabrication IDIQ contractor.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The visitor center at the Manila American Cemetery and Memorial in Taguig, Philippines, installed July 2019, with exhibit design by D|G Studios and fabrication by Color Ad.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://color-ad.com/index.php/project/manila-american-cemetery-and-memorial-visitor-center/" ] }, { "id": "manitoba-museum-gallery-renewal", "name": "Manitoba Museum Gallery Renewal", "venue": "manitoba-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "aldrichpears-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Worked on every aspect of the lighting scope from schematic design through installation and theatrical programming", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Manitoba Museum, Winnipeg's largest museum, completed a four-year renovation of more than two-thirds of its gallery space in 2019, timed to its 50th anniversary; exhibit design was led by AldrichPears Associates with lighting design and integration by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "The renewal marked the museum's 50th anniversary and the Hudson's Bay Company's 350th anniversary; Eos Lightmedia worked with AldrichPears Associates and Winnipeg general contractor Bockstael Construction across schematic design, fixture installation, and theatrical lighting programming.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/53", "https://aldrichpears.com/project/prairie-gallery/", "https://aldrichpears.com/project/nonsuch-gallery/", "https://aldrichpears.com/project/winnipeg-gallery/" ] }, { "id": "manitoga-russel-wright-design-gallery", "name": "Russel & Mary Wright Design Gallery", "venue": "manitoga", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2022, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/russel-wright-design-center/" } ], "summary": "The Russel & Mary Wright Design Gallery, a permanent exhibition of more than 200 objects tracing Russel and Mary Wright's product design careers, opened at Manitoga / The Russel Wright Design Center in Garrison, New York in May 2021; exhibition design by Studio Joseph, curated by Donald Albrecht, with fabrication by South Side Design & Building.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/russel-wright-design-center/", "https://www.visitmanitoga.org/russel-mary-wright-design-gallery", "https://coolhunting.com/design/the-russel-mary-wright-design-gallery-opens-at-manitoga/", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=168" ] }, { "id": "mannie-jackson-center-for-the-humanities-core", "name": "Mannie Jackson Center for the Humanities", "venue": "mannie-jackson-center-for-the-humanities", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "architectural-associates-inc", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A $4.5M renovation of the historic Lincoln School (a formerly segregated African-American school) into the Mannie Jackson Center for the Humanities, Edwardsville, IL, opened December 1, 2015; architecture by Architectural Associates, Inc., per the Illinois Business Journal's independent coverage.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.ibjonline.com/2015/10/01/mannie-jackson-center-for-humanities-will-open-dec-1/" ] }, { "id": "maple-grove-town-green-bandshell", "name": "Town Green Bandshell", "venue": "maple-grove-town-green", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "note": "design lead Eric Amel", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "damon-farber", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "theatre planning, lighting design, and rigging systems design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Town Green Bandshell, an outdoor performance bandshell with a cantilevered concrete canopy on West Arbor Lake in Maple Grove, Minnesota's civic Town Green park, opened in 2010, designed by HGA with landscape architecture by Damon Farber and theatre planning, lighting, and rigging design by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "The bandshell's six-pole, wing-like concrete canopy is inspired by the form of a maple seed pod; it seats up to 500 on grassy, terraced tiers next to the Maple Grove Government Center and Library. Acoustic consulting was by Kvernstoen, Ronnholm & Associates — not credited here as acoustics is outside this index's role vocabulary. Theatrical lighting/dimming equipment (ETC Source 4 fixtures, ETC Unison control) was supplied and installed by Norcostco, an equipment supplier rather than a design credit. The bandshell won a 2011 ASLA Minnesota Merit Award.\n", "sources": [ "https://schulershook.com/projects/maple-grove-town-green-bandshell", "https://hga.com/projects/city-of-maple-grove/", "https://www.damonfarber.com/projects/maple-grove-town-green-", "https://norcostco.com/maple-grove-town-green-banshell/", "https://www.maplegrovemn.gov/672/Town-Green" ] }, { "id": "marblehead-museum-lee-mansion-slave-quarters", "name": "Resistance & Resilience: Slavery and Freedom in Marblehead", "venue": "marblehead-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "muse-consulting", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "transom", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "icl", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "izone", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Resistance & Resilience: Slavery and Freedom in Marblehead,\" a 1,000 sq ft exhibition in the restored 1760s Jeremiah Lee Mansion brick kitchen and slave quarters at the Marblehead Museum in Marblehead, Massachusetts, opened June 1, 2026, with exhibit design by Proun Design.\n", "description": "The exhibit recovers the lives of people enslaved by Marblehead families, including individuals held in the Lee household, presented in one of only three surviving detached slave quarters owned by a historic site in New England.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/lee-mansion-slave-quarters", "https://marbleheadcurrent.org/2026/05/28/new-brick-kitchen-exhibit-centers-humanity-of-enslaved-people/", "https://marbleheadmuseum.org/kitchen-slave-quarters/" ] }, { "id": "marina-bay-sands-art-wall", "name": "Marina Bay Sands Art Wall", "venue": "marina-bay-sands", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "james-carpenter-design-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "safdie-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "renfro-design-group", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "An illuminated art wall at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, designed by James Carpenter Design Associates with Safdie Architects, with lighting design by Renfro Design Group, completed in 2010.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.renfrodesign.com/portfolio" ] }, { "id": "marine-corps-museum-early-history-galleries", "name": "Early History Galleries", "venue": "national-museum-of-the-marine-corps", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "christopher-chadbourne-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Early History Galleries (\"Defending the New Republic 1775-1865,\" \"Global Expeditionary Force 1866-1916,\" \"World War I 1914-1918\") at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Triangle, Virginia, opened June 6, 2010; exhibit design by Christopher Chadbourne & Associates, fabrication by Explus. Distinct from the museum's 2006-opened Leatherneck Gallery and Chesty's Corner, already recorded separately.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.explusinc.com/portfolio.html", "https://www.usmcmuseum.com/" ] }, { "id": "mariners-museum-uss-monitor-center", "name": "USS Monitor Center", "venue": "mariners-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "content-production", "note": "Video for a multimedia experience telling the story of the USS Monitor's sinking, combining lighting, video projection, and multi-channel sound within a fabric-enclosed theatrical space.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The USS Monitor Center, a $30 million, 63,500 sq ft wing of The Mariners' Museum in Newport News, Virginia dedicated to the Civil War ironclad USS Monitor, opened March 9, 2007, with multimedia storytelling video produced by batwin + robin.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.batwinandrobin.com/projects/the-mariners-museum/", "https://www.marinersmuseum.org/exhibit/uss-monitor-center/" ] }, { "id": "maritime-aquarium-sketch-and-release", "name": "Sketch and Release", "venue": "maritime-aquarium-norwalk", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Touchscreen creature-design stations feeding a 32-foot animated media wall", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "building-four-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen design station", "3D animation" ], "summary": "Sketch and Release, an interactive creature-design installation in the entry hall of The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk, Connecticut, opened in 2016; RLMG designed the software and 3D animation with fabrication by Building Four Fabrication.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/sketch-and-release" ] }, { "id": "market-to-mohai-trail-core", "name": "Market to MOHAI Trail", "venue": "market-to-mohai-trail", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Corroborated only moderately — independent sources confirm the trail and its interpretive-panel/underfoot-tile system exist, but do not explicitly name Studio Matthews; flag for a direct spot-check before treating as fully confirmed\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "image-mill", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Market to MOHAI, an interpretive walking trail with panels and underfoot tiles connecting Pike Place Market to the Museum of History & Industry, Seattle, completed 2021; interpretive planning attributed to Studio Matthews, fabrication by Image Mill.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://markettomohai.org/" ] }, { "id": "mary-schmidt-campbell-center-spelman-core", "name": "Mary Schmidt Campbell Center for Innovation & the Arts", "venue": "mary-schmidt-campbell-center-spelman", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-gang", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Mary Schmidt Campbell Center for Innovation & the Arts at Spelman College, Atlanta, including a black-box theater, dance studios, and a public-facing art gallery, opened April 2025; architecture by Studio Gang.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/1031536", "https://www.spelman.edu" ] }, { "id": "maryland-science-center-you-the-inside-story", "name": "You – The Inside Story", "venue": "maryland-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "metcalfe-architecture-and-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "digital and electro-mechanical interactives" ], "summary": "\"You – The Inside Story,\" a 12,000-square-foot exhibit on human body science, opened December 2021 at the Maryland Science Center in Baltimore, designed by Metcalfe Architecture & Design and fabricated by Art Guild, presented by Johns Hopkins Medicine.\n", "description": "Hands-on digital, electro-mechanical, and mechanical interactives explore human anatomy and physiology, including a bed-of-nails demonstration and an Operation-style parasite-removal game.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.artguildinc.com/2021/12/03/you-the-inside-story-a-fun-new-exhibit-for-the-maryland-science-center/" ] }, { "id": "maryland-state-house-old-senate-chamber-restoration", "name": "Restoration of the Old Senate Chamber", "venue": "maryland-state-house", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Interpretive exhibit within a historic building, 40+ reproduction portraits and touch-screen AV, per CMS's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touch-screen AV" ], "summary": "A restoration of the Old Senate Chamber at the Maryland State House in Annapolis, Maryland to its 1783-1784 appearance, reopened December 2015, with an interpretive exhibit featuring reproduction portraits and touch-screen displays; fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/", "https://news.maryland.gov/dgs/2015/12/09/old-senate-chamber-restored-to-its-original-appearance/" ] }, { "id": "marysville-civic-center-core", "name": "Marysville Civic Center", "venue": "marysville-civic-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "bnh-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Comprehensive wayfinding and experiential graphics program across the 101,000 sq ft civic campus, incorporating the city's updated civic brand identity.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "DLR Group designed the wayfinding and experiential graphics program for the Marysville Civic Center, a 101,000 sq ft city services campus in Marysville, Washington, completed in 2022 in partnership with architect-of-record BNH Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/marysville-civic-center/", "https://correctionalnews.com/2023/07/18/new-marysville-wa-venue-shines-as-dynamic-civic-campus/", "https://www.heraldnet.com/2022/12/17/new-civic-center-manifests-marysvilles-dream-of-a-one-stop-shop/" ] }, { "id": "mascot-hall-of-fame-core", "name": "National Mascot Hall of Fame", "venue": "mascot-hall-of-fame", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV design and integration across 18 interactive exhibit areas", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jack-rouse-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Project management, fabrication, and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Prime media vendor; all linear video content plus two interactive exhibits, including the 'Marvelous Mascot Maker' physical-digital installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "prographics", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Per Chicago Scenic Studios' own project page, lumped with Electrosonic and Northern Light Productions as \"A/V & Media\" vendors without a finer role split", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks", "sensor-controlled games", "touch-screen applications" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The National Mascot Hall of Fame, a 25,000 sq ft interactive children's museum in Whiting, Indiana, opened December 26, 2018; Electrosonic designed and integrated AV systems across its 18 interactive exhibit areas, Jack Rouse Associates served as exhibit designer, Chicago Scenic handled fabrication and installation, and Northern Light Productions was the prime media vendor. The museum closed in 2024.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mascot_Hall_of_Fame", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/mascot-hall-of-fame", "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/mascot-hall-of-fame", "https://nlprod.com/item/mascot-hall-of-fame/" ] }, { "id": "massart-design-media-center-core", "name": "MassArt Design and Media Center", "venue": "massart-design-and-media-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ground-inc", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The MassArt Design and Media Center, housing the public Doran Gallery and an exhibition atrium at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston, opened 2016; architecture by Ennead Architects.\n", "description": "Distinct from the separate, later MassArt Art Museum (2020, a different project and team).\n", "sources": [ "https://ennead.com/work/massart/" ] }, { "id": "massey-hall-exhibits", "name": "Massey Hall Exhibits", "venue": "massey-hall", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "kpmb-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Lead architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gbca-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Heritage consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "holman-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "charcoalblue", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theatre/venue-design consulting", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "Heritage Toronto Built Heritage Award", "year": 2022, "note": "Nomination", "source": "https://www.heritagetoronto.org/" } ], "summary": "Exhibits within the restored/expanded Massey Hall, Toronto, completed 2022; architecture by KPMB Architects with heritage consultant GBCA Architects, exhibit design by Reich+Petch, fabrication by Holman Exhibits, per Heritage Toronto's award nomination page and blooloop's independent coverage.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.heritagetoronto.org/", "https://blooloop.com/" ] }, { "id": "mastercard-tech-hub-cxc-core", "name": "Customer Experience Center", "venue": "mastercard-tech-hub-nyc", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "ia-interior-architects", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Customer Experience Center within Mastercard's Tech Hub at 150 Fifth Avenue, New York, debuted October 2021; interior architecture and experiential design by IA Interior Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://interiorarchitects.com/projects/mastercard-tech-hub/", "https://commercialobserver.com/2021/10/150-fifth-avenue-debuts-as-mastercards-new-tech-hq/" ] }, { "id": "matthew-knight-arena-experiential-design", "name": "Matthew Knight Arena Experiential Design", "venue": "matthew-knight-arena", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "downstream", "role": "media-design", "note": "All experiential design and branding elements in the arena, plus AV design, custom content, and content management system. The later-added \"O-Hub\" 360-degree LED environment on the recruiting path is undated in public sources (reported circa 2020) and is covered under this record's description rather than a separate record.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "arena-wide media and branding environments", "content management system" ], "summary": "Matthew Knight Arena, the University of Oregon's 12,364-seat basketball and events arena in Eugene, Oregon, opened in January 2011 with arena-wide experiential design, branding, AV design, and content systems by Downstream.\n", "description": "Downstream later added the O-Hub, a 360-degree LED media environment outside the locker rooms whose content is broadcast to fans pre-game (reported in trade press around December 2020; no public source states its completion year, so it is not recorded as a separate dated project).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.unispace.com/projects/universityoforegon", "https://www.svconline.com/markets/education/case-study-matthew-knight-arena-oregon", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Knight_Arena" ] }, { "id": "maymont-robins-nature-center", "name": "Robins Nature Center Digital Experiences", "venue": "maymont", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "James Riverscape digital underwater scene and Digital Pools interactive", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "building-four-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "main-street-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "motion-responsive digital display", "3D animal scanning" ], "summary": "Interactive digital wildlife displays at the Robins Nature Center at Maymont, a park and nature center in Richmond, Virginia, opened in 2020; RLMG designed the media, using 3D scans of live animals, with fabrication by Building Four Fabrication and exhibit design by Main Street Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/robins-nature-center" ] }, { "id": "mccaw-hall-renovation", "name": "Renovation", "venue": "mccaw-hall", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2003, "credits": [ { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theatre planning: room planning, circulation, stage rigging and lighting specification", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation creating Marion Oliver McCaw Hall in Seattle, opened 2003; architecture by LMN Architects, theatre planning by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.historylink.org/File/4230", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McCaw_Hall", "https://www.schulershook.com/projects/marion-oliver-mccaw-hall" ] }, { "id": "mcclung-museum-homelands", "name": "Homelands Exhibit", "venue": "mcclung-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Homelands, a new permanent exhibit on Native art created in collaboration with the Cherokee, Coushatta, and Muscogee Nations, opened February 2025 at the McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture in Knoxville, TN, fabricated by 1220 Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://1220.com/portfolio/mcclung-museum/" ] }, { "id": "mccormick-tribune-freedom-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "McCormick Tribune Freedom Museum", "venue": "mccormick-tribune-freedom-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "Browser-based content-management tools for a 30-foot video wall, kiosks, polling, and visitor video testimonials across 25+ interactive exhibits\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "voa-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "video wall", "touch kiosks", "content management system", "polling" ], "summary": "The McCormick Tribune Freedom Museum, a 10,000 sq ft museum dedicated to First Amendment freedoms in Chicago's Tribune Tower complex, opened April 11, 2006 and closed in 2009; exhibit design was by Gallagher & Associates, architecture by VOA Associates, and Second Story built the interactive media and content-management systems across more than 25 exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McCormick_Tribune_Freedom_Museum", "https://www.commarts.com/project/11570/mccormick-tribune-freedom-museum", "https://2s-archive.rzrfs.com/work/mccormick-tribune-freedom-museum" ] }, { "id": "mcdonalds-global-headquarters-interactives", "name": "McDonald's Headquarters Interactives", "venue": "mcdonalds-global-headquarters", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "leviathan", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ia-interior-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "studio-o-plus-a", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record for the base building", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "avi-spl", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "touch-responsive displays", "interactive video wall", "real-time content system" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award (Interactive Experience)", "year": 2020, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/mcdonalds-headquarters-interactives/" } ], "summary": "McDonald's Headquarters Interactives, a suite of interactive digital installations throughout McDonald's global headquarters in Chicago, opened in June 2018, designed by Leviathan with architecture by IA Interior Architects and Studio O+A; it received a 2020 SEGD Global Design Award Merit Award in the Interactive Experience category.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/mcdonalds-headquarters-interactives/", "https://www.sixteen-nine.net/2019/06/28/a-look-inside-mcdonalds-new-interactive-screen-filled-global-hq/" ] }, { "id": "mcmurtry-building-core", "name": "McMurtry Art and Art History Building", "venue": "mcmurtry-art-and-art-history-building", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "boora-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mayer-reed", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "rgd-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-office-of-cheryl-barton", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The McMurtry Art and Art History Building at Stanford University in Stanford, California, opened 2015; architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with BOORA Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/mcmurtry-art-and-art-history-building", "https://arts.stanford.edu/mcmurtry-building" ] }, { "id": "mcnay-art-museum-signage", "name": "McNay Signage", "venue": "mcnay-art-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "jean-paul-viguier", "role": "architecture", "note": "design architect of the Jane and Arthur Stieren Center for Exhibitions", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "donor recognition signage", "identity system" ], "summary": "McNay Signage, an interior, exterior, and donor recognition signage program for the Jane and Arthur Stieren Center for Exhibitions at the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio, Texas, was designed by C&G Partners to accompany the 2008 expansion designed by architect Jean-Paul Viguier.\n", "description": "The signage program was designed in harmony with the new wing's architecture, including a new identity system and printed graphics inspired by the building's architectural patterns.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/mcnay-art-museum-signage/", "https://www.mcnayart.org/product/jane-arthur-stieren-center-for-exhibitions/" ] }, { "id": "mcny-a-beautiful-way-to-go", "name": "A Beautiful Way to Go: New York's Green-Wood Cemetery", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Primary fabricator, per SEGD project credits", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2014, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/beautiful-way-go-exhibit/" } ], "summary": "A Beautiful Way to Go: New York's Green-Wood Cemetery, a temporary exhibition commemorating the 175th anniversary of Green-Wood Cemetery, opened at the Museum of the City of New York in 2014; exhibition design by Pentagram, with fabrication by South Side Design & Building; it received a 2014 SEGD Merit Award.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/beautiful-way-go-exhibit/", "https://www.mcny.org/exhibition/beautiful-way-go" ] }, { "id": "mcny-a-city-for-corduroy", "name": "A City for Corduroy: Don Freeman's New York", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "graphics production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "\"A City for Corduroy: Don Freeman's New York,\" the first major exhibition devoted to illustrator Don Freeman's depictions of New York City and his Corduroy the bear children's books, was on view at the Museum of the City of New York from November 21, 2018 through June 23, 2019.\n", "description": "The exhibition presented roughly 50 works by Freeman, including oil paintings, lithographs, drawings, watercolors, and issues of his magazine Newsstand, organized across three sections: \"City Life,\" \"Stage Life,\" and \"Corduroy and Friends.\"\n", "sources": [ "https://www.mcny.org/exhibition/city-corduroy", "https://www.fullpointgraphics.com/work/museum-graphics" ] }, { "id": "mcny-american-style-colonial-revival", "name": "The American Style: Colonial Revival and the Modern Metropolis", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-pennoyer-architects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"The American Style: Colonial Revival and the Modern Metropolis,\" curated by Donald Albrecht and Thomas Mellins, was on view at the Museum of the City of New York from June 14 through October 30, 2011, with exhibition design by Peter Pennoyer Architects and lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.mcny.org/exhibition/american-style", "https://www.ppapc.com/projects/the-american-style-colonial-revival-and-the-modern-metropolis/", "https://www.ajld.net/news.php" ] }, { "id": "mcny-amsterdam-new-amsterdam", "name": "Amsterdam/New Amsterdam: The Worlds of Henry Hudson", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Amsterdam/New Amsterdam: The Worlds of Henry Hudson,\" marking the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson's voyage, was on view at the Museum of the City of New York from April 4 through September 27, 2009, with exhibition design by Pentagram and lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.mcny.org/exhibition/amsterdamnew-amsterdam", "https://www.pentagram.com/work/amsterdamnew-amsterdam/story", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=102" ] }, { "id": "mcny-byzantine-bembe", "name": "Byzantine Bembe: New York by Manny Vega", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Graphics production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Byzantine Bembe: New York by Manny Vega,\" a temporary exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York, opened December 8, 2023; graphics production by Full Point Graphics.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://mcny.org/exhibition/manny-vega", "https://fullpointgraphics.com/about" ] }, { "id": "mcny-cars-culture-and-the-city", "name": "Cars, Culture, and the City", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Cars, Culture, and the City,\" an exhibition on New York City's century-long relationship with the automobile, was on view at the Museum of the City of New York from March 25 through August 8, 2010, with exhibition design by Pure+Applied and lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.mcny.org/exhibition/cars-culture-and-city", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=109" ] }, { "id": "mcny-cecil-beaton-the-new-york-years", "name": "Cecil Beaton: The New York Years", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Cecil Beaton: The New York Years\" was on view late October 2011 through February 20, 2012 at the Museum of the City of New York, curated by Donald Albrecht, with exhibition design by Pure+Applied.\n", "description": "The exhibition presented photographs, drawings, and costumes by British-born artist and designer Cecil Beaton (1904-1980), documenting his impact on New York's cultural life from the 1920s through the 1960s, featuring a Beaton-designed rose wallpaper.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.mcny.org/exhibition/cecil-beaton", "http://www.artnet.com/magazineus/reviews/spivy/cecil-beaton-museum-of-city-of-new-york-11-17-11.asp", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/cecil-beaton-the-new-york-years-exhibition" ] }, { "id": "mcny-folk-city", "name": "Folk City: New York and the Folk Music Revival", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "listening stations" ], "summary": "\"Folk City: New York and the Folk Music Revival\" opened June 17, 2015 at the Museum of the City of New York, curated by Stephen Petrus and Sarah Henry, with exhibition design and catalogue design by Pure+Applied.\n", "description": "The exhibition traced New York's role in the folk music revival from the 1930s-40s through the 1950s-60s, featuring original instruments, handwritten lyrics, and interactive video and listening stations.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.mcny.org/exhibition/folk-city", "https://www.newyorkalmanack.com/2015/05/exhibit-nyc-and-the-folk-music-revival/", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/folk-city-exhibition" ] }, { "id": "mcny-gay-gotham", "name": "Gay Gotham: Art and Underground Culture in New York", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "joel-sanders-architect", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibition graphics and catalogue design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Gay Gotham: Art and Underground Culture in New York\" was on view October 7, 2016 through February 26, 2017 at the Museum of the City of New York, with exhibition design by Joel Sanders Architect and exhibition graphics and catalogue design by Pure+Applied.\n", "description": "The exhibition traced three generations of New York City queer artistic networks from 1910 to 1993 across two gallery floors, curated by Donald Albrecht and Stephen Vider.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.mcny.org/exhibition/gay-gotham", "http://jsamixdesign.com/project/gay-gotham/", "https://www.towleroad.com/2016/10/gay-gotham/", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/gay-gotham" ] }, { "id": "mcny-gilded-new-york", "name": "Gilded New York", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "william-t-georgis-architects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "also designed the Tiffany & Co. Foundation Gallery this exhibition inaugurated", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibition identity, graphics, and labels", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Gilded New York opened November 13, 2013 at the Museum of the City of New York, inaugurating the Tiffany & Co. Foundation Gallery designed by William T. Georgis Architects, with exhibition identity and graphics by Pure+Applied.\n", "description": "Curated by Donald Albrecht, the exhibition presented roughly 100 works spanning the mid-1870s to the early 20th century, including costumes, jewelry, portraits, and decorative objects.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.edwardianpromenade.com/new-york-city/the-mcny-presents-gilded-new-york/", "http://www.djalbrecht.com/culture/gilded-new-york/", "https://www.mcny.org/exhibition/gilded-new-york", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/gilded-new-york" ] }, { "id": "mcny-glass-and-glamour-steuben", "name": "Glass and Glamour: Steuben's Modern Moment, 1930-1960", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2003, "credits": [ { "firm": "keenan-riley", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "With Pentagram", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Glass and Glamour: Steuben's Modern Moment, 1930-1960,\" a centennial exhibition of Steuben Glass, opened at the Museum of the City of New York in 2003, curated by Donald Albrecht, with exhibition design by Keenan-Riley and Pentagram and lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.antiquesandthearts.com/steubens-modern-moment/", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=16" ] }, { "id": "mcny-high-style-of-dorothy-draper", "name": "The High Style of Dorothy Draper", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "voll-inc", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Wall, floor, platform, and door construction", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The High Style of Dorothy Draper opened May 2006 at the Museum of the City of New York, curated by Donald Albrecht, with exhibition design by Pure+Applied, lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design, and fabrication by Voll Inc.\n", "description": "The retrospective on interior designer Dorothy Draper drew more than 300,000 visitors over six months and later traveled to the Women's Museum in Dallas (December 2006-July 2007). Installations included an oversized \"Manor Rose\" wallpaper pattern scaled to 4 feet and a 9-foot birdcage chandelier.\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/high-style-dorothy-draper/", "https://www.mcny.org/exhibition/high-style-dorothy-draper", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/the-high-style-of-dorothy-draper" ] }, { "id": "mcny-jacob-a-riis", "name": "Jacob A. Riis: Revealing New York's Other Half", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "thumb-projects", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Jacob A. Riis: Revealing New York's Other Half, an exhibition on the photographer and social reformer, opened at the Museum of the City of New York in 2015, with exhibition design by Studio Joseph, graphic design by Thumb Projects, lighting by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design, and fabrication by Southside Design + Build.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/jacob-a-riis" ] }, { "id": "mcny-mac-conner", "name": "Mac Conner: A New York Life", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Mac Conner: A New York Life, an exhibition of illustrator Mac Conner's mid-century commercial art, opened at the Museum of the City of New York in 2014, with exhibition design by Studio Joseph and lighting by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/mac-conner-a-new-york-life" ] }, { "id": "mcny-mod-ny", "name": "Mod NY: Fashion Takes a Trip", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Mod NY: Fashion Takes a Trip, an exhibition on 1960s Mod-era fashion, opened at the Museum of the City of New York in 2017, with exhibition design by Studio Joseph, lighting by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design, and fabrication by Southside Design + Build.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/mod-ny-fashion-takes-a-trip" ] }, { "id": "mcny-mythic-city-gottscho", "name": "Mythic City: Photographs of New York by Samuel H. Gottscho", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Mythic City: Photographs of New York by Samuel H. Gottscho,\" a temporary exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York, ran November 1, 2005 through March 30, 2006; exhibition and companion catalogue design by Pure+Applied.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.djalbrecht.com/" ] }, { "id": "mcny-new-york-at-its-core", "name": "New York at Its Core", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "clinard-design-studio", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Michael Bierut.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media" ], "summary": "New York at Its Core, a permanent exhibition on four centuries of New York City history, opened at the Museum of the City of New York in 2016, with exhibition design by Studio Joseph, lighting by Clinard Design Studio, graphic design by Pentagram, media design by Local Projects, and fabrication by Southside Design + Build.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/new-york-at-its-core" ] }, { "id": "mcny-paris-new-york", "name": "Paris/New York: Design Fashion Culture, 1925-1940", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Paris/New York: Design Fashion Culture, 1925-1940\" was on view at the Museum of the City of New York from October 3, 2008 through February 22, 2009, curated by Donald Albrecht, with exhibition design by Pure+Applied and lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.designboom.com/design/paris-new-york-design-fashion-culture-1925-1940-exhibition-at-the-mcny-new-york/", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=97" ] }, { "id": "mcny-robert-moses-remaking-the-metropolis", "name": "Robert Moses and the Modern City: Remaking the Metropolis", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Robert Moses and the Modern City: Remaking the Metropolis\" opened January 27, 2007 at the Museum of the City of New York, curated by Hilary Ballon, with exhibition design by Pure+Applied.\n", "description": "The Museum of the City of New York installment was one of three concurrent exhibitions on Robert Moses' legacy, alongside \"The Road to Recreation\" at the Queens Museum and \"Slum Clearance and the Superblock Solution\" at Columbia University's Wallach Art Gallery. The design clad walls, floors, and furniture in homasote as a material metaphor for Moses's citywide interventions, centered on a large vintage model of the proposed Mid-Manhattan Expressway.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.mcny.org/exhibition/robert-moses-and-modern-city", "https://nyc.streetsblog.org/2007/01/20/exhibit-opening-robert-moses-and-the-modern-city/", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/robert-moses-and-the-modern-city" ] }, { "id": "mcny-stephen-burrows", "name": "Stephen Burrows: When Fashion Danced", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Stephen Burrows: When Fashion Danced,\" a retrospective of the American fashion designer, was on view at the Museum of the City of New York from March 22 through July 28, 2013, with exhibition design by Studio Joseph and lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.mcny.org/exhibition/stephen-burrows", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=124" ] }, { "id": "md-anderson-exhibit-and-display-program", "name": "Exhibit and Display Program (Faces of Philanthropy Gallery)", "venue": "md-anderson-cancer-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "hok", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Multimedia gallery with exhibits, videos, and interactive touchscreens", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreens" ], "summary": "A donor-recognition exhibit and display program, including the \"Faces of Philanthropy\" gallery, at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, opened 2017; exhibit design by HOK.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.tmc.edu/news/", "https://www.hok.com/" ] }, { "id": "medal-of-honor-museum-patriots-point-renovation", "name": "Medal of Honor Museum at Patriots Point Renovation", "venue": "medal-of-honor-museum-patriots-point", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "m-catton-and-co", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "wide-awake-films", "role": "content-production", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "nanonation", "role": "content-production", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "interactive-knowledge", "role": "content-production", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sleet-custom-cabinets", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bowen-technovation", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Role inferred from Bowen's consistent AV-integration pattern on comparable projects", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "video wall", "interactive kiosk" ], "summary": "The Medal of Honor Museum at Patriots Point, located aboard the USS Yorktown in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, reopened May 25, 2024 following a $3.5 million, 25,000 sq ft renovation; exhibit design by M. Catton & Co., media production by Wide Awake Films, Nanonation, and Interactive Knowledge, fabrication by Sleet Custom Cabinets, AV integration by Bowen Technovation.\n", "description": "Distinct from the separately recorded National Medal of Honor Museum (Arlington, TX) and Charles H. Coolidge National Medal of Honor Heritage Center (Chattanooga, TN).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.patriotspoint.org/news/medal-honor-museum-patriots-point-set-re-open-new-visitor-experiences-after-35-million", "https://www.cmohs.org/news-events/press-releases/medal-of-honor-museum-at-patriots-point-set-to-re-open-after-renovation/", "https://www.bowentechnovation.com/projects/medal-of-honor-museum-patriots-point/" ] }, { "id": "meijer-corporate-heritage-center-core", "name": "Meijer Corporate Heritage Center", "venue": "meijer-corporate-heritage-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "history-associates", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Preliminary assessment, historical-asset inventory, content development, panel text, image acquisition", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A 5,000 sq ft corporate heritage museum built into Meijer's renovated headquarters campus in Grand Rapids, Michigan, opened September 2016; exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, content development by History Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.historyassociates.com/case-studies/meijer-corporate-heritage-center/", "https://www.crainsgrandrapids.com/news/meijer-opens-heritage-center-at-hq/", "https://www.wzzm13.com/article/money/business/meijer-unveils-meijer-heritage-center-at-corporate-campus/69-316444455" ] }, { "id": "meijer-gardens-garden-pavilion", "name": "Garden Pavilion / Welcome Center", "venue": "frederik-meijer-gardens-and-sculpture-park", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "tod-williams-billie-tsien-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A new Garden Pavilion and welcome center at Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park in Grand Rapids, Michigan, opened 2022, housing a Jaume Plensa installation; architecture by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects, lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/frederik-meijer-gardens-sculpture-park/" ] }, { "id": "memorial-to-the-murdered-jews-of-europe-landscape", "name": "Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe", "venue": "memorial-to-the-murdered-jews-of-europe", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-eisenman", "role": "architecture", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "olin", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A field of 2,711 concrete stelae designed by architect Peter Eisenman, with landscape architecture by OLIN, opened in Berlin, Germany, in 2005 to commemorate the Jewish victims of the Holocaust.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.theolinstudio.com/full-project-list/" ] }, { "id": "meow-wolf-convergence-station-perplexiplex", "name": "Perplexiplex", "venue": "meow-wolf-convergence-station", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "meow-wolf", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "In-house creative production of the four-scene interactive forest/arboretum installation (Fungi Sensation, Spectral Vision, Neon Intrusion, Palette Obsession) — creative production, lighting design, video/projection design, sound design, and mural art by Meow Wolf staff.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "Collaborating experience-design and technical-implementation partner — floor/wall projection mapping, motion tracking, and interactive systems.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "adirondack-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Show fabrication vendor.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "themespace", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Credited as \"Design Consultant\" on Meow Wolf's and Moment Factory's own project credit pages. Themespace merged into The Hettema Group to form THG Creative in April 2022 and is now a defunct independent entity.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "motion tracking", "interactive lighting", "real-time interactive media" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment", "interactive-installation", "real-time" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Communication Arts Interactive Competition — Environmental category", "year": 2022, "source": "https://www.commarts.com/project/33941/perplexiplex" } ], "summary": "Perplexiplex, a permanent four-scene interactive forest installation within Meow Wolf's Convergence Station in Denver, Colorado, opened in 2021, co-created by Meow Wolf and Moment Factory.\n", "description": "A surreal interactive forest/arboretum built across four connected scenes over a black-and-white mural by Nathaniel Gutierrez, combining floor-and-wall projection mapping, motion tracking, and an ambient score that responds to visitor movement. Built by a combined Meow Wolf/Moment Factory team of 60+ over roughly seven months. Won the Communication Arts Interactive Design Annual 2022 (Environmental category).\n", "sources": [ "https://credits.meowwolf.com/convergence-station/transit-station/the-perplexiplex/", "https://momentfactory.com/products/perplexiplex-meow-wolf-denver", "https://www.commarts.com/project/33941/perplexiplex", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convergence_Station" ] }, { "id": "merriweather-district-wayfinding", "name": "Merriweather District Wayfinding and Identity", "venue": "merriweather-district", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jp2-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "illuminated signage" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award, Wayfinding", "year": 2022, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/merriweather-district/" } ], "summary": "Merriweather District, a 68-acre mixed-use development adjacent to Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland, received a wayfinding and identity signage system designed by Ashton Design for developer The Howard Hughes Corporation, completed in August 2020.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/merriweather-district/", "https://jp2architects.com/projects/merriweather-district/", "https://merriweatherdistrict.com/" ] }, { "id": "mesa-city-hall-strata", "name": "Strata", "venue": "mesa-city-hall", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "digital-ambiance", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Design and fabrication of the 40-foot steel-and-LED data sculpture, visualizing live climate data; lead generative-content artist Adrian Yu (individual).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED data sculpture", "live climate data feeds", "real-time generative content" ], "summary": "Strata, a permanent 40-foot steel-and-LED data sculpture at Mesa City Hall in Mesa, Arizona, was completed in 2025 by Digital Ambiance with video artist Adrian Yu, visualizing live climate data; Fablab Mexico handled LED integration, Excetera developed the Unreal Engine content pipeline, and Rbhu provided structural engineering.\n", "description": "", "platforms": [ "unreal-engine" ], "sources": [ "https://digitalambiance.com/portfolio/strata-at-mesa-city-hall/", "https://mesanow.org/news/public/article/3449", "https://www.surfacemag.com/articles/strata-adrian-yu/" ] }, { "id": "mesa-water-education-center-core", "name": "Mesa Water Education Center", "venue": "mesa-water-education-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "mad-systems", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Mesa Water Education Center, a public water-education visitor center co-located at the Mesa Water Reliability Facility in Costa Mesa, California, opened for tours January 2025 with a formal ribbon-cutting March 28, 2025; AV integration by MAD Systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.mesawater.org/community/mesa-water-education-center", "https://www.watereducation.org/aquafornia-news/mesa-water-open-education-center-show-students-residents-what-goes-getting-water" ] }, { "id": "met-africa-and-byzantium", "name": "Africa & Byzantium", "venue": "metropolitan-museum-of-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Graphics production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Africa & Byzantium,\" a temporary exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, ran November 19, 2023-March 3, 2024; graphics production by Full Point Graphics.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/africa-byzantium", "https://fullpointgraphics.com/about" ] }, { "id": "met-art-of-native-america-diker-collection", "name": "Art of Native America: The Charles and Valerie Diker Collection", "venue": "metropolitan-museum-of-art", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Custom casework", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Art of Native America: The Charles and Valerie Diker Collection,\" opened October 4, 2018 in the American Wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art; custom casework by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/art-of-native-america-diker-collection", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/metropolitan-museum-of-art-diker-exhibit/" ] }, { "id": "met-charles-james-beyond-fashion", "name": "Charles James: Beyond Fashion", "venue": "metropolitan-museum-of-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "big-show-consulting-and-management", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "parallel-development", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bounding-box", "role": "content-production", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "brooklyn-research", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Charles James: Beyond Fashion,\" a temporary exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, opened 2014; exhibit design by Diller Scofidio + Renfro.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/charles-james", "https://www.bigshowcm.com/portfolio/charles-james-museum-exhibit", "https://www.metmuseum.org/press-releases/charles-james-2013-exhibitions" ] }, { "id": "met-harlem-renaissance-transatlantic-modernism", "name": "The Harlem Renaissance and Transatlantic Modernism", "venue": "metropolitan-museum-of-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Graphics production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"The Harlem Renaissance and Transatlantic Modernism,\" a temporary exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, ran February 25-July 28, 2024; graphics production by Full Point Graphics.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/the-harlem-renaissance-and-transatlantic-modernism", "https://fullpointgraphics.com/about" ] }, { "id": "met-heavenly-bodies", "name": "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination", "venue": "metropolitan-museum-of-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination,\" a temporary exhibition spanning the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Fifth Avenue building and The Met Cloisters in New York, opened 2018; exhibit design by Diller Scofidio + Renfro.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/heavenly-bodies", "https://www.tillotsondesign.com/heavenly-bodies-fashion-and-the-catholic-imagination-full-project-credits", "https://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/listings/2018/heavenly-bodies" ] }, { "id": "metropolitan-museum-of-art-81st-street-studio", "name": "81st Street Studio", "venue": "metropolitan-museum-of-art", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "koko-architecture-design", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive touchscreens exploring clay, metal, and wood collection materials", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award, Digital Experiences", "year": 2024, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/the-met-81st-street-studio/" } ], "summary": "81st Street Studio, a 3,500-square-foot active learning and play space for children ages 3-11, opened at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York on September 9, 2023, designed by KOKO Architecture + Design with interactive media by Bluecadet.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.metmuseum.org/press-releases/81st-st-studio-2023-news", "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/the-met-81st-st-studio", "https://kokoarch.com/select-projects/met-81st-street-studio", "https://www.dezeen.com/2023/09/29/koko-architecture-interactive-childrens-space-met/", "https://segd.org/projects/the-met-81st-street-studio/", "https://designawards.core77.com/Interaction/129779/Met-81st-Street-Studio", "https://www.roundsquarebuilders.com/81studio", "https://www.fastcompany.com/91129467/experience-design-innovation-by-design-2024" ] }, { "id": "metropolitan-museum-of-art-chroma-ar", "name": "Chroma AR: Ancient Sculpture in Color", "venue": "metropolitan-museum-of-art", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "WebAR app (built on the 8th Wall toolkit) revealing the original polychromy of an ancient Greek sphinx sculpture, viewable in-gallery and remotely.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "augmented reality", "WebAR" ], "summary": "Chroma AR, a web-based augmented-reality companion to The Metropolitan Museum of Art's \"Chroma: Ancient Sculpture in Color\" exhibition, launched in New York in 2022, designed by Bluecadet.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/chroma-ar", "https://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/chroma/chroma-ar", "https://www.metmuseum.org/press-releases/chroma-2022-exhibitions" ] }, { "id": "metropolitan-museum-of-art-michael-c-rockefeller-wing", "name": "Michael C. Rockefeller Wing", "venue": "metropolitan-museum-of-art", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "beyer-blinder-belle", "role": "architecture", "note": "Executive architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "why-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arup", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Facade/lighting engineer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "goppion", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Michael C. Rockefeller Wing, a reimagined 40,000 sq ft wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York for the Arts of Africa, Ancient Americas, and Oceania, reopened May 31, 2025; design architecture by WHY Architecture, executive architecture by Beyer Blinder Belle.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.beyerblinderbelle.com/work/view/the-metropolitan-museum-of-art/michael-c-rockefeller-wing/", "https://www.metmuseum.org/press-releases/mcrw-opening-english-2025", "https://www.artnews.com/art-news/news/metropolitan-museum-of-art-renovation-michael-c-rockefeller-wing-kulapat-yantrasat-1234719055/" ] }, { "id": "metropolitan-museum-of-art-sleeping-beauties", "name": "Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion", "venue": "metropolitan-museum-of-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "leong-leong", "role": "architecture", "note": "exhibition space design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "graphics production", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "showstudio", "role": "media-design", "note": "technological activations, with Creative Consultant Nick Knight; London-based , non-US", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "artificial intelligence", "computer-generated imagery", "x-ray imaging", "video animation", "light projection", "soundscape" ], "summary": "\"Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion,\" a Costume Institute exhibition reactivating fragile garments from the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection through multisensory technology, was on view at the Anna Wintour Costume Center in New York from May 10 through September 2, 2024, curated by Andrew Bolton with exhibition design by Leong Leong.\n", "description": "The exhibition, exploring themes of sea, land, and sky across roughly 250 objects, combined conservation research and AI/CGI reconstructions with traditional formats including x-rays, video animation, light projection, and soundscapes to \"reawaken\" garments too fragile for display on mannequins. Nick Knight served as Creative Consultant, with his company SHOWstudio developing technological activations; researcher and artist Sissel Tolaas developed accompanying scent design.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/sleeping-beauties-reawakening-fashion", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleeping_Beauties:_Reawakening_Fashion", "https://www.designboom.com/design/sleeping-beauties-reawakening-fashion-metropolitan-museum-art-costume-institute-met-gala-05-06-2024/", "https://www.fullpointgraphics.com/work/sleepingbeauties" ] }, { "id": "mfa-boston-chinese-handscroll-paintings", "name": "Chinese Handscroll Paintings Interactive", "venue": "museum-of-fine-arts-boston", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "High-resolution scroll-viewing interactive for six Song Dynasty handscroll paintings", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "high-resolution imaging", "game engine" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "summary": "An interactive digital viewer for six Song Dynasty Chinese handscroll paintings at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston opened in 2016; RLMG designed the interactive using high-resolution photography and gaming engine technology.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/mfa-boston-chinese-handscroll-paintings" ] }, { "id": "mfa-boston-gund-gallery-video-wall", "name": "Gund Gallery Video Wall", "venue": "museum-of-fine-arts-boston", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2013, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "content-production", "note": "16-screen video wall; 14 exhibition videos produced 2013-2019", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "multi-screen video wall" ], "summary": "The Gund Gallery Video Wall, a 16-screen entrance installation at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, was installed in 2013; RLMG produced fourteen exhibition-specific videos for the wall through 2019.\n", "description": "RLMG's own portfolio lists this as an ongoing relationship (2013-2019) rather than a single opening; year_completed reflects the wall's initial installation.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/gund-gallery-video-wall" ] }, { "id": "mfa-st-petersburg-hazel-hough-wing", "name": "Hazel Hough Wing", "venue": "museum-of-fine-arts-st-petersburg", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design lead Yann Weymouth", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Hazel Hough Wing at the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, opened March 2008; architecture by HOK (Yann Weymouth, design lead).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://mfastpete.org/" ] }, { "id": "miami-childrens-museum-take-care-with-peanuts", "name": "Take Care with Peanuts: The Exhibit", "venue": "miami-childrens-museum", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Take Care with Peanuts: The Exhibit, a licensed Peanuts-themed traveling children's exhibit, opened at the Miami Children's Museum in January 2025, fabricated by 1220 Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://1220.com/portfolio/miami-childrens-museum-peanuts-traveling-exhibit/" ] }, { "id": "michener-art-museum-putman-event-pavilion", "name": "Edgar N. Putman Event Pavilion", "venue": "james-a-michener-art-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "kieran-timberlake", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "metropolitan-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "metropolitan-acoustics", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Edgar N. Putman Event Pavilion, a freestanding glass event space at the James A. Michener Art Museum in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, opened 2012; architecture by KieranTimberlake, acoustics and AV by Metropolitan Acoustics.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://kierantimberlake.com/work/edgar-n-putman-event-pavilion/", "https://architizer.com/projects/edgar-n-putman-event-pavilion/", "https://metro-acoustics.com/projects/edgar-n-putman-pavilion-at-michener-art-museum/" ] }, { "id": "microsoft-cybercrime-center-core", "name": "Microsoft Cybercrime Center", "venue": "microsoft-cybercrime-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Microsoft Cybercrime Center at Microsoft's Redmond, WA campus opened November 14, 2013; architecture and interior architecture by Olson Kundig.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://news.microsoft.com/", "https://www.welivesecurity.com/" ] }, { "id": "microsoft-envisioning-center-interactive-storyworld", "name": "Microsoft Envisioning Center: Interactive Storyworld", "venue": "microsoft-envisioning-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Interior design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "general-assembly", "role": "media-design", "note": "Product design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Interactive Storyworld, an AR-and-projection interactive storytelling installation exploring future family interaction, opened at Microsoft's invite-only Envisioning Center on its Redmond, WA campus in 2013, designed by Belle & Wissell.\n", "description": "Access is invite/escort-only, consistent with the corpus's established Toyota/Microsoft-briefing-center precedent for staying in scope.\n", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/interactivestoryworld/" ] }, { "id": "microsoft-experience-center-one-building", "name": "Experience Center One", "venue": "microsoft-experience-center-one", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "wrns-studio", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "AI-driven interactive demos" ], "summary": "Experience Center One, a four-story briefing center, conference hall, and technology-demonstration building on Microsoft's revamped East Campus in Redmond, Washington, opened in 2025 with architecture by WRNS Studio.\n", "description": "The building is described as a public-facing destination for global visitors but operates on an invitation-only basis, hosting business clients and dignitaries on guided tours through AI-themed demonstration rooms; it succeeds Microsoft's prior Redmond visitor center.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.geekwire.com/2025/inside-microsofts-new-experience-center-one-what-we-learned-at-the-edge-of-the-ai-frontier/", "https://wrnsstudio.com/projects/microsoft-redmond/" ] }, { "id": "middlebury-athletic-history-wall", "name": "Athletic History Wall", "venue": "middlebury-virtue-field-house", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "sasaki-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Athletic History Wall in Virtue Field House at Middlebury College, which opened January 2015; architecture by Sasaki Associates, media design by Local Projects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.sasaki.com/", "https://localprojects.com/" ] }, { "id": "midleton-distillery-experience", "name": "Midleton Distillery Experience", "venue": "midleton-distillery", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pm-group", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "michael-grubb-studio", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The redeveloped Midleton Distillery Experience, the Jameson whiskey brand's visitor attraction in County Cork, Ireland, opened September 29, 2023, with exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/raa-midleton-distillery-experience/" ] }, { "id": "milken-center-perpetual-story-machine", "name": "The Perpetual Story Machine", "venue": "milken-center-for-advancing-the-american-dream", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "Creative direction and content production for the inaugural experience in the Kenneth C. Griffin Holodeck, a 360-degree walk-in theater: immersive storytelling, real-time interactive technology, animation, live-action video, gameplay, voiceover, original music, and soundscapes.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tait", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Bespoke steel/aluminum structure and door automation; moderate-confidence sourcing", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "4wall-entertainment", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Lead systems integrator", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "real-time interactive media", "spatialized audio" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The Perpetual Story Machine, a 35-minute interactive walk-in experience produced by Moment Factory for the Kenneth C. Griffin Holodeck, opened with the Milken Center for Advancing the American Dream in Washington, DC, September 2025.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/milken-center", "https://www.mcaad.org/milken-center-advancing-american-dream-opens-flagship-exhibition-american-dream-experience", "https://milkeninstitute.org/content-hub/news-releases/milken-center-advancing-american-dream-opens-flagship-exhibition-american-dream-experience" ] }, { "id": "millennium-park-jay-pritzker-pavilion", "name": "Jay Pritzker Pavilion", "venue": "millennium-park", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "gehry-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": "Frank O. Gehry, design partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "talaske", "role": "av-integration", "note": "credited as The Talaske Group at the time; acoustic design and sound-reinforcement (LARES enhancement) system design; acoustics itself is outside this index's role vocabulary, sound-system design credited here", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "theatre planning and architectural lighting design of Gehry's stainless-steel panels; also credited by ArchDaily as 'Theatre Consultant'", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Jay Pritzker Pavilion, the outdoor concert bandshell at the center of Chicago's Millennium Park and home of the Grant Park Music Festival, opened July 16, 2004, designed by Frank Gehry of Gehry Partners with theatre planning and architectural lighting design by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "The Pavilion seats 4,000 under a stainless-steel proscenium with lawn capacity for roughly 7,000 more (11,000 total). Schuler Shook worked with Gehry Partners on facility planning — stage space, circulation, seating, and power/support systems for future productions — and designed the programmed, color-changing lighting of the steel panels. Acoustic design and the LARES sound-reinforcement system were by The Talaske Group (now Talaske). Structural engineering was by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and mechanical/electrical engineering by McDonough Associates — not credited here as engineering is outside this index's role vocabulary. U.S. Equities Realty provided project management. Millennium Park's broader 25-acre landscape (distinct from the Pavilion itself) was designed by Terry Guen Design Associates.\n", "sources": [ "https://schulershook.com/projects/pritzker-pavilion-millennium-park", "https://www.archdaily.com/892320/the-jay-pritzker-pavilion-gehry-partners", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jay_Pritzker_Pavilion", "https://www.architecture.org/online-resources/buildings-of-chicago/pritzker-pavilion" ] }, { "id": "milton-hershey-school-founders-hall-visitor-experience", "name": "Founders Hall Visitor Experience", "venue": "milton-hershey-school-founders-hall", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "Ambient projection-mapped experience on the rotunda dome, video portrait stations, and an interactive digital yearbook.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "touchscreen interactives" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The Founders Hall Visitor Experience, a projection-mapped orientation experience in the rotunda of Milton Hershey School's Founders Hall in Hershey, Pennsylvania, reopened to the public in March 2023, designed by Bluecadet.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/milton-hershey-school", "https://www.mhskids.org/news/milton-hershey-school-reopens-founders-hall-to-the-public/", "https://www.commarts.com/project/33942/founders-hall-visitor-experience-at-the-milton-hershey-school" ] }, { "id": "milwaukee-art-museum-east-end-expansion", "name": "Milwaukee Art Museum East End Expansion and Renovation", "venue": "milwaukee-art-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A $34 million lakefront entry expansion and renovation of the Milwaukee Art Museum reopened November 24, 2015, adding a roughly 120,000 sq ft entry atrium, cafe, and sculpture galleries and modernizing the museum's historic Saarinen and Kahler wings; architecture by HGA.\n", "description": "This project is distinct from the museum's Santiago Calatrava-designed Quadracci Pavilion (2001), which is not an HGA project and is not recorded here.\n", "sources": [ "https://mam.org/info/pressroom/2015/09/fact-sheet-for-the-reimagined-milwaukee-art-museum/", "https://www.bdcnetwork.com/calatravas-milwaukee-art-museum-gets-handsome-addition-hga" ] }, { "id": "milwaukee-art-museum-kohls-art-generation-studio", "name": "Kohl's Art Generation Studio", "venue": "milwaukee-art-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Kohl's Art Generation Studio, a family learning space at the Milwaukee Art Museum, opened February 2012; architecture and interior design by HGA.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://hga.com/projects/milwaukee-art-museum-kohls-art-generation/" ] }, { "id": "milwaukee-county-zoo-karen-peck-katz-conservation-education-center", "name": "Karen Peck Katz Conservation Education Center", "venue": "milwaukee-county-zoo", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The 30,000 sq ft Karen Peck Katz Conservation Education Center at the Milwaukee County Zoo opened in 2004; architecture by HGA.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://hga.com/projects/milwaukee-county-zoo-karen-peck-katz-conservation-education-center/" ] }, { "id": "milwaukee-public-museum-crossroads-of-civilization", "name": "Crossroads of Civilization", "venue": "milwaukee-public-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "CT scan visualization" ], "summary": "\"Crossroads of Civilization\" (including a mummy CT-scan interactive, Timeline of the Ancient World, and Ancient Empires), at the Milwaukee Public Museum, opened March 15, 2015; media design and fabrication by Ideum.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/" ] }, { "id": "milwaukee-public-museum-future-museum", "name": "Future Museum (Nature & Culture Museum of Wisconsin)", "venue": "milwaukee-public-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_expected": 2027, "status": "announced", "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition planning and design for core visitor experiences", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kahler-slater", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Milwaukee Public Museum's \"Future Museum,\" a new building replacing its current facility in Milwaukee, WI, is targeted to open in 2027, with exhibition design by Thinc Design and architecture by Ennead Architects and Kahler Slater.\n", "description": "The new facility will present five permanent gallery themes, including \"Time Travel\" and \"Wisconsin Journey,\" exploring the intersections of nature and culture; described as the largest cultural project in Wisconsin's history. The current Milwaukee Public Museum building stays open through 2026, with a planned last day of January 3, 2027; the new building has no announced opening date beyond 2027.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/nature-culture-museum-of-wisconsin" ] }, { "id": "milwaukee-zoo-adventure-africa-elephant-exhibit", "name": "Adventure Africa: African Elephant Exhibit", "venue": "milwaukee-county-zoo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pja-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Co-designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The African Elephant Exhibit, part of the \"Adventure Africa\" redevelopment at the Milwaukee County Zoo, opened May 4, 2019; architecture by HGA with PJA Architects & Landscape.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://hga.com/projects/milwaukee-county-zoo-african-elephant-exhibit/", "https://www.milwaukeemag.com/" ] }, { "id": "minnesota-history-center-core", "name": "Minnesota History Center", "venue": "minnesota-history-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1992, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hga", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Minnesota History Center in St. Paul opened 1992; architecture and landscape architecture by HGA.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://hga.com/projects/minnesota-history-center/" ] }, { "id": "minnesota-state-fairgrounds-placemaking", "name": "Minnesota State Fairgrounds Placemaking and Attraction Design", "venue": "minnesota-state-fairgrounds", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Placemaking and attraction design.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Specialty lighting.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Signage and wayfinding.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cuningham-group", "role": "architecture", "note": "Partner firm .", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "specialty lighting" ], "summary": "Placemaking, specialty lighting, signage/wayfinding, and attraction design for the Minnesota State Fairgrounds in Falcon Heights, Minnesota, by Dimensional Innovations with partner firm Cuningham Group, completed 2019.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dimin.com" ] }, { "id": "minnetrista-bob-ross-experience", "name": "The Bob Ross Experience", "venue": "minnetrista-museum-and-gardens", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 900-square-foot immersive exhibit preserving the actual studio where Bob Ross filmed \"The Joy of Painting,\" opened October 31, 2020 at Minnetrista Museum & Gardens in Muncie, Indiana, designed by Taylor Studios.\n", "description": "The exhibit preserves the studio as a time capsule, from untouched decor to the canvas left on the easel, combined with touchable elements, Ross's artwork, and recorded narration.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/the-bob-ross-experience/", "https://www.travelindiana.com/muncies-minnetrista-opens-bob-ross-experience/" ] }, { "id": "mississippi-aquarium-core", "name": "Mississippi Aquarium", "venue": "mississippi-aquarium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "nassal", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Entrance sails and habitat rockwork", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive projection" ], "summary": "The Mississippi Aquarium, an 80,000-square-foot aquarium in Gulfport, Mississippi, opened August 29, 2020; exhibit design by PGAV Destinations, with scenic fabrication, wayfinding, and graphics by Solomon Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/the-mississippi-aquarium", "https://www.constructionequipmentguide.com/" ] }, { "id": "mississippi-arts-and-entertainment-experience-max", "name": "Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience (The MAX)", "venue": "mississippi-arts-and-entertainment-experience", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "lpk-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "history-associates", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Research and image acquisition", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "machine learning-driven video" ], "summary": "The Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience (The MAX), a 16,000-square-foot interactive museum, opened April 28, 2018 in Meridian, Mississippi, with exhibit design and content development by Gallagher & Associates and fabrication by Solomon Group.\n", "description": "Roland, Woolworth and Associates is credited as A/V consultant per Gallagher & Associates' own project page.\n", "sources": [ "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/max/", "https://www.historyassociates.com/history-associates-conducts-research-and-image-acquisition-for-striking-new-museum-mississippi-arts-entertainment-experience/" ] }, { "id": "mississippi-civil-rights-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "Mississippi Civil Rights Museum Core Exhibits", "venue": "mississippi-civil-rights-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "monadnock-media", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media design and production for a 20,000 sq ft, 27-media-component installation, including the Chaney Goodman Schwerner and Freedom Summer immersive theaters, the Separate Is Not Equal divided classroom, and the This Little Light of Mine interactive sculpture", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "immersive theater", "multi-user interactive" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Gold, Video, Film & Computer Animation (Chaney Goodman Schwerner Theater)", "year": 2018, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-recognition/2018-muse-winners/" }, { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Honorable Mention, Video, Film & Computer Animation (Freedom Summer Immersive Theater)", "year": 2018, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-recognition/2018-muse-winners/" } ], "summary": "The Mississippi Civil Rights Museum, a 20,000 sq ft museum in Jackson opened as part of the Two Mississippi Museums on December 9, 2017, with a 27-component media program produced by Monadnock Media and exhibit design by Hilferty & Associates.\n", "description": "Developed \"with the participation of local people who were part of the struggle,\" per Monadnock's own account, the museum won an American Alliance of Museums MUSE Award.\n", "sources": [ "https://monadnock.org/project/mississippi-civil-rights-museum", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mississippi_Civil_Rights_Museum", "https://artssummary.com/2017/12/16/two-mississippi-museums-museum-of-mississippi-history-mississippi-civil-rights-museum-opened-december-9-2017/" ] }, { "id": "missouri-botanical-garden-temporary-visitor-center", "name": "Temporary Visitor Center", "venue": "missouri-botanical-garden", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "ayers-saint-gross", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ayers-saint-gross", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Interior color-blocking, stencils, and botanical-inspired graphics for the temporary structure", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Temporary Visitor Center, a 13,500 sq ft interim visitor-services building at the Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis, opened December 2020 as Phase One of the three-phase Jack C. Taylor Visitor Center project; designed by Ayers Saint Gross (architecture, interiors, and graphic design) to house ticketing, gift shop, dining, and educational outreach while the permanent visitor center was under construction.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ayerssaintgross.com/work/project/missouri-botanical-garden-phase-one-visitor-center/" ] }, { "id": "missouri-history-museum-1904-worlds-fair", "name": "The 1904 World's Fair", "venue": "missouri-historical-society", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "content-production", "note": "Fabrication of the 1:400 scale model of the fairgrounds (300+ 3D-printed sculptures)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "large-scale 3D-printed scale model", "animated projection (1904-to-present overlay)" ], "summary": "The 1904 World's Fair, a reimagined permanent exhibit on the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition at the Missouri History Museum in St. Louis, Missouri, reopened April 27, 2024, after a renovation; exhibit design, interpretive planning, and fabrication of a 1:400 scale model of the 1,200-acre fairgrounds by PGAV Destinations.\n", "description": "The exhibit recreates the 1904 fairgrounds with more than 300 3D-printed sculptures of the exposition's Beaux Arts-style buildings, built from historical maps and photographs since no blueprints survive. The 2024 reopening added more than 200 artifacts and expanded the exhibit's storytelling to include the Fair's segregation and exploitation of \"living exhibits,\" alongside its architectural grandeur.\n", "sources": [ "https://pgavdestinations.com/project/worlds-fair-missouri-history-museum/" ] }, { "id": "missouri-history-museum-collected", "name": "Collected", "venue": "missouri-historical-society", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Touchscreen interface and companion mobile app for 150 years of collections, incl. accessibility app for blind and low-vision visitors", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bowen-technovation", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreen", "mobile app", "accessibility app" ], "summary": "Collected, an interactive touchscreen and companion mobile app presenting 150 years of the Missouri Historical Society's collection at the Missouri History Museum in St. Louis, launched in 2025; RLMG designed the interface and content management system with AV integration by Bowen Technovation.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/collected" ] }, { "id": "missouri-history-museum-history-clubhouse", "name": "History Clubhouse", "venue": "missouri-historical-society", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Design-build partnership: fabrication, installation, and project management", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kraemer-design-and-production", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "brees-studio", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Botanical Models", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "scaled skyline replica", "operational steam whistle" ], "summary": "History Clubhouse, a 5,000 sq ft children's exhibit on St. Louis history at the Missouri History Museum, opened in 2015; exhibit design by Kraemer Design+Production with fabrication, installation, and project management by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "Features a scaled St. Louis skyline, a historic trolley car, a replica of the Gateway Arch, and a two-story steamboat with operational steam whistle.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/history-clubhouse" ] }, { "id": "missouri-s-and-t-welcome-center-experience", "name": "Missouri S&T Welcome Center Experience", "venue": "missouri-s-and-t-welcome-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "master-planning", "note": "On-campus experience design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Environmental design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations designed the on-campus visitor experience and environmental graphics for the Missouri S&T Welcome Center in Rolla, Missouri, completed in 2025.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "mit-building-20-exhibit", "name": "MIT Building 20 Exhibit", "venue": "massachusetts-institute-of-technology", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "back-bay-signs", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "advanced-photographics", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The MIT Building 20 Exhibit, a commemorative lobby installation in MIT's Stata Center honoring the wartime radar-research and innovation legacy of the temporary Building 20 it replaced, opened in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 2004, with exhibit design by Proun Design and fabrication by Back Bay Signs and Advanced Photographics.\n", "description": "The installation features a circa-1945 radar antenna with an 8-foot dish, from which quotes of former Building 20 occupants radiate onto adjacent walls and windows; interpretive panels showcase Building 20 alumni including Doc Edgerton's strobe photography, Noam Chomsky's linguistics work, and Amar Bose's acoustics research. Curated by Debbie Douglas, PhD, for the MIT Museum.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/hospitals-universities/mit--building-20-exhibit" ] }, { "id": "mit-museum-aero-astro-exhibit", "name": "MIT Aero/Astro Exhibit", "venue": "mit-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "advanced-digital", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The MIT Aero/Astro Exhibit, marking a century of aerospace engineering education at MIT with artifacts including an early wind-tunnel balance and Apollo guidance-system gyroscopes, opened at the MIT Museum in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 2015, with exhibit design by Proun Design and graphic fabrication by Advanced Digital.\n", "description": "Includes an interactive table letting visitors explore the physics of gyroscopes, and marks MIT as the first U.S. university to offer an aeronautical engineering degree.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/hospitals-universities/mit-aero%2Fastro-exhibit" ] }, { "id": "mit-museum-cosmograph", "name": "Cosmograph", "venue": "mit-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-earth", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Developed the exhibition concept, drawings, and sculptures as the collaborating art/research/architecture practice.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "3D-printed sculpture" ], "summary": "Cosmograph, a speculative exhibition on humanity's relationship to space developed with the art and research practice DESIGN EARTH, opened at the MIT Museum in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 2024, with exhibition design by Studio Joseph in collaboration with DESIGN EARTH and MIT's Center for Art, Science & Technology.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/cosmograph" ] }, { "id": "mit-museum-galleries", "name": "MIT Museum", "venue": "mit-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "howeler-yoon", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "Over 20 interactive installations across 20,000 sq ft of exhibition space", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen interactives", "projection" ], "summary": "The MIT Museum, a 56,000-square-foot new building at 314 Main Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts, opened in October 2022 with galleries designed by Höweler + Yoon Architecture, exhibition design by Studio Joseph, graphics by Pentagram, lighting by Tillotson Design Associates, fabrication by kubik maltbie, and interactive media by Bluecadet.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archpaper.com/2022/10/howeler-yoon-reopened-relocated-mit-museum/", "https://www.howeleryoon.com/work/1170/mit-museum", "https://kubikmaltbie.com/project/mit-museum/", "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/mit-museum", "https://segd.org/projects/mit-museum/", "https://thetech.com/2021/09/23/mit-museum-move" ] }, { "id": "mit-museum-herreshoff-legacy", "name": "Lighter, Stronger, Faster: The Herreshoff Legacy", "venue": "mit-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Lighter, Stronger, Faster: The Herreshoff Legacy, an exhibition on marine designer Nathanael Greene Herreshoff, opened at the MIT Museum in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 2018, with exhibition design by Studio Joseph and media design by Bluecadet.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/lighter-stronger-faster-the-herreshoff-legacy" ] }, { "id": "mit-museum-imagining-new-technology", "name": "Imagining New Technology", "venue": "mit-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bluebird-graphic-solutions", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Imagining New Technology, an exhibit marking the centennial of MIT's relocation from Boston to Cambridge, opened at the MIT Museum in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 2016, with exhibit design by Proun Design and fabrication by Bluebird Graphic Solutions.\n", "description": "The exhibit showcases the vision, design, and lasting impact of MIT's move to Cambridge while prompting visitors to imagine the following century of technological advancement.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/hospitals-universities/imagining-new-technology" ] }, { "id": "mit-museum-lighter-stronger-faster", "name": "Lighter, Stronger, Faster", "venue": "mit-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Lighter, Stronger, Faster, a temporary exhibition at the MIT Museum in Cambridge, Massachusetts, opened in 2019 with fabrication by South Side Design & Building; it received a 2019 SEGD Merit Award.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.southsidedb.com/portfolio-1/lighter-stronger-faster", "https://www.southsidedb.com/award" ] }, { "id": "mit-museum-rivers-of-ice", "name": "Rivers of Ice", "venue": "mit-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "large-format projection" ], "summary": "Rivers of Ice, a 3,500-square-foot temporary exhibition on Himalayan glacier change based on mountaineer David Breashears' GlacierWorks photography, was on view at the MIT Museum in Cambridge, MA from April 2012 to March 2013, designed by Thinc Design.\n", "description": "The exhibition juxtaposed historic and contemporary photographs taken from identical vantage points up to a century apart, combined with maps, large-format prints, and personal climbing artifacts. It received a Spark: Spaces Bronze Award.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/rivers-of-ice" ] }, { "id": "mit-ocean-engineering-timeline", "name": "MIT Ocean Engineering Timeline", "venue": "massachusetts-institute-of-technology", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "wb-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The MIT Ocean Engineering Timeline, a 50-linear-foot exhibit tracing the evolution of MIT's Ocean Engineering program from its origins in naval architecture to modern oceanic resource, defense, and transportation applications, opened on the MIT campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 2011, with exhibit design by Proun Design and fabrication by WB Inc.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/hospitals-universities/mit-ocean-engineering-timeline" ] }, { "id": "mit-pauline-austin-radar-pioneer", "name": "Dr. Pauline Austin: Radar Pioneer", "venue": "massachusetts-institute-of-technology", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "advanced-imaging", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "\"Dr. Pauline Austin: Radar Pioneer,\" an exhibit honoring Pauline Austin's leadership of the MIT Radar Laboratory (1956-1979) and her contributions to radar meteorology, opened in MIT's Green Building in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 2016, with exhibit design by Proun Design and fabrication by Advanced Imaging, Inc.\n", "description": "The display is installed in the Green Building, home of MIT's Program in Atmospheres, Oceans and Climate, and highlights Austin's role advancing electromagnetic theory and radar technology and leading the field's transition from analog to digital radar analytics.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/hospitals-universities/dr.-pauline-austin-radar-pioneer" ] }, { "id": "mjh-memory-unearthed", "name": "Memory Unearthed: The Lodz Ghetto Photographs of Henryk Ross", "venue": "museum-of-jewish-heritage", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Memory Unearthed: The Lodz Ghetto Photographs of Henryk Ross\" was on view February 25 through June 24, 2018 at the Museum of Jewish Heritage -- A Living Memorial to the Holocaust in New York, curated by Maia-Mari Sutnik, with exhibition design by Pure+Applied.\n", "description": "The traveling exhibition presented Henryk Ross's recovered photographic negatives documenting the Lodz Ghetto under Nazi occupation (1940-1945), alongside video, artifacts, and survivor testimonies.\n", "sources": [ "https://mjhnyc.org/press/releases/memory-unearthed-lodz-ghetto-photographs-henryk-ross-exhibition-open-museum-jewish-heritage-living-memorial-holocaust/", "https://www.jta.org/2018/02/21/ny/a-lens-on-resistance", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/memory-unearthed" ] }, { "id": "mjh-my-name-is-lost-children-kloster-indersdorf", "name": "My Name Is... The Lost Children of Kloster Indersdorf", "venue": "museum-of-jewish-heritage", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"My Name Is... The Lost Children of Kloster Indersdorf\" was on view January 18 through April 30, 2017 at the Museum of Jewish Heritage -- A Living Memorial to the Holocaust in New York, with exhibition design by Pure+Applied, its first presentation at a Holocaust museum.\n", "description": "The traveling exhibition presents photographs of children liberated from Nazi camps and displaced-persons facilities, taken by UNRRA welfare officer Charles Lynn Sulzberger at Kloster Indersdorf in 1945.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Museum-of-Jewish-Heritage-Announces-MY-NAME-ISTHE-LOST-CHILDREN-OF-KLOSTER-INDERSORF-20170119", "https://mjhnyc.org/exhibitions/my-name-is/", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/my-name-is-lost-children-kloster-indersdorf" ] }, { "id": "mlb-headquarters-media-experiences", "name": "MLB Headquarters Media Experiences", "venue": "mlb-headquarters", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Seven interactive/real-time media experiences including a concourse projection-mapped highlights reel and a 5th-floor photobooth", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studios-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "real-time media" ], "summary": "Major League Baseball's headquarters in the Time & Life Building in New York, redesigned by STUDIOS Architecture and opened in late 2019, includes seven interactive and real-time media experiences designed by ESI Design and themed around gameplay, serving both employees and visitors.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://esi.nbbj.com/work/mlb-headquarters", "https://interiordesign.net/projects/studios-architectures-major-league-baseball-headquarters-in-midtown-forges-a-new-era-for-the-sport/" ] }, { "id": "mlk-jr-memorial-library-grand-reading-room-ceiling", "name": "Grand Reading Room Ceiling Installation", "venue": "mlk-jr-memorial-library", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "uap-urban-art-projects", "role": "fabrication", "note": "With artist Xenobia Bailey, translating her crochet patterns; part of the library's 2020 renovation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A permanent large-scale metal ceiling artwork by artist Xenobia Bailey in the Grand Reading Room at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library, Washington, DC, part of the library's 2020 renovation; fabricated by UAP (Urban Art Projects), per Metropolis Magazine's independent coverage.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://metropolismag.com/profiles/uap-art-new-york/" ] }, { "id": "mlk-jr-memorial-library-up-from-the-people", "name": "Up From the People: Protest and Change in D.C.", "venue": "mlk-jr-memorial-library", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "workhorse", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": ". Graphic design.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "colloqate", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Content development", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "film and video", "interactive media" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award, Exhibition", "year": 2022, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/up-from-the-people-protest-and-change-in-dc/" } ], "summary": "Up From the People: Protest and Change in D.C., an 8,000-square-foot exhibition on the Fourth Floor of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library exploring DC's protest and civil rights history, opened in Washington, DC in September 2021; exhibition design by Studio Joseph, with media design by Bluecadet and fabrication by Kubik Maltbie.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/up-from-the-people-protest-and-change-in-dc/", "https://awards.re-thinkingthefuture.com/up-from-the-people-protest-and-change-in-d-c-exhibition-at-martin-luther-king-jr-public-library-washington-dc-studio-joseph/", "https://www.dclibrary.org/people" ] }, { "id": "mlk-jr-memorial-library-we-who-believe-in-freedom", "name": "We Who Believe in Freedom: Black Feminist DC", "venue": "mlk-jr-memorial-library", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "tessellate", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "We Who Believe in Freedom: Black Feminist DC, the National Women's History Museum's first free-standing physical exhibition, opened at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library in Washington, DC on March 30, 2023, with exhibit design by Tessellate and fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.tessellatestudio.com/exhibit-design-firms-washington-dc", "https://wjla.com/news/local/dc-womens-history-museum-exhibition-martin-luther-king-library-black-feminists-historians-biographies-freedom-policy-civil-rights-movements", "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/approach/museums/" ] }, { "id": "mlk-jr-park-rochester-ripple", "name": "Ripple", "venue": "martin-luther-king-jr-park-rochester", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "dichroic film reflective units" ], "summary": "Ripple, a lilac-flower-inspired installation of 1,200 rotatable reflective units at Martin Luther King Jr. Park in Rochester, NY, was installed in May 2021 by The Urban Conga with the City of Rochester, Common Ground Health, KaBOOM!, and The Strong Museum of Play through community design workshops.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/ripple" ] }, { "id": "mob-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "Core Exhibits", "venue": "mob-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "westlake-reed-leskosky", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pacific-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "snibbe-interactive", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "boston-productions-inc", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "digital interactives" ], "summary": "The Mob Museum (National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement) in Las Vegas opened its core exhibits February 14, 2012; architecture by Westlake Reed Leskosky, exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, fabrication by Pacific Studio, with media and AV by Snibbe Interactive, Northern Light Productions, and Boston Productions. Distinct from the 2018 first-floor renovation already recorded at this venue.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://themobmuseum.org/design-team/", "https://www.azbigmedia.com/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mob_Museum" ] }, { "id": "mob-museum-first-floor-renovation-2018", "name": "Organized Crime Today, Crime Lab, and Use of Force Renovation", "venue": "mob-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "lga-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Interpretive planning and exhibit design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Organized Crime Today exhibit, Crime Lab Experience, and Use of Force Training Experience", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touch wall", "simulator" ], "summary": "A first-floor and basement renovation of The Mob Museum in Las Vegas, opened February 14, 2018, adding the Organized Crime Today exhibit, the Crime Lab Experience, and the Use of Force Training Experience; architecture by LGA Architecture, interpretive planning and exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, with interactive content production by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://themobmuseum.org/exhibits/organized-crime-today/", "https://lgaarchitecture.com/project/the-mob-museum-renovations/", "https://prweb.com/releases/2018/02/prweb15199469.htm", "https://nlprod.com/item/the-mob-museum/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mob_Museum" ] }, { "id": "mohai-bezos-center-for-innovation", "name": "Bezos Center for Innovation", "venue": "mohai", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pacific-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "3D/spatial design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Honorable Mention, Interpretive Interactive Installations", "year": 2014, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-recognition/2014-muse-award-winners/" } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed the Bezos Center for Innovation, a permanent exhibition at Seattle's Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) that opened 2014, featuring a 360-degree timeline of Northwest innovation history and interactive contribution prompts, with 3D design by Olson Kundig.\n", "description": "Production by Brown Bag Creative.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/bezos-center-for-innovation/" ] }, { "id": "mol-campus-visitor-centre-observation-deck", "name": "MOL Campus Visitor Centre & Observation Deck", "venue": "mol-campus-budapest", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "foster-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "finta-studio", "role": "architecture", "note": "local executive architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "MOL Campus, the Budapest headquarters of Hungarian energy group MOL, opened its ground-floor visitor centre and 28th-storey public observation deck in December 2022; architecture by Foster + Partners in collaboration with local executive architect Finta Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.budapesttimes.hu/hungary/mol-visitor-centre-observation-deck-open-to-public-in-hq/" ] }, { "id": "moli-building", "name": "Museum of Literature Ireland", "venue": "museum-of-literature-ireland", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "scott-tallon-walker-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Museum of Literature Ireland (MoLI), inside Newman House at University College Dublin, opened September 2019; architecture by Scott Tallon Walker Architects, with exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/museum-of-literature-ireland", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museum_of_Literature_Ireland" ] }, { "id": "moma-art-lab-sound", "name": "Art Lab: Sound", "venue": "museum-of-modern-art", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "moma-design-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "in-house MoMA design team", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "moma-design-studio", "role": "media-design", "note": "in-house MoMA design team", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive digital displays", "sound sculpture stations" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Art Lab: Sound, an ongoing hands-on installation in the Samuel and Ronnie Heyman Family Art Lab at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, opened 2024, inviting visitors to explore sound-making materials, construct sound sculptures, and interact with color-and-sound digital displays.\n", "description": "Located on MoMA's first floor near the Sculpture Garden, the installation is designed for individual visitors and families, with sensory kits and noise-reduction headsets available for accessibility.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.moma.org/calendar/exhibitions/5761", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/Design25Shortlist3.pdf" ] }, { "id": "moma-cellophane-house", "name": "Cellophane House (Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling)", "venue": "museum-of-modern-art", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "kieran-timberlake", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Cellophane House, one of five full-scale prefabricated houses built for MoMA's 2008 \"Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling\" exhibition in New York, then disassembled; architecture by KieranTimberlake.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.moma.org/audio/playlist/235/3035", "https://kierantimberlake.com/work/cellophane-house/", "https://www.architectmagazine.com/technology/lighting/cellophane-house-new-york_o" ] }, { "id": "moma-renovation-and-expansion", "name": "Renovation and Expansion", "venue": "museum-of-modern-art", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Public spaces", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "renfro-design-group", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Gallery spaces", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-dachs-associates", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theater planning", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "boyce-nemec-designs", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Theater AV", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cerami-associates", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cerami-associates", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A $450M renovation and expansion of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, increasing its gallery footprint by roughly one-third with new street-level free galleries and a reworked public circulation spine, reopened October 21, 2019; architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with Gensler.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/the-museum-of-modern-art", "https://www.archpaper.com/2019/10/moma-reopens/", "https://press.moma.org/news/museum-renovation-and-expansion-project/" ] }, { "id": "momath-exhibit-software", "name": "Exhibit Software (Formula Fun, Face Value, Global Golf, Open Book)", "venue": "national-museum-of-mathematics", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "sitara-systems", "role": "media-design", "note": "Exhibit software for four interactive installations in a new gallery — Formula Fun, Face Value, Global Golf, and Open Book — each translating a distinct mathematical concept into a hands-on interaction.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication for Face Value and Formula Fun; likely match to the existing Ravenswood Studio firm record, not independently confirmed", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "goers-design", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication for Open Book", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "exhibitology", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication for Global Golf", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen interactives", "geodesic/globe visualization", "mirror-and-light installation" ], "summary": "Sitara Systems developed the exhibit software for four interactive installations — Formula Fun, Face Value, Global Golf, and Open Book — in a new gallery at the National Museum of Mathematics in New York, New York, completed 2026.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.sitara.systems/momath-exhibit-software/" ] }, { "id": "mondavi-center-av-systems", "name": "Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts AV Systems", "venue": "mondavi-center-for-the-performing-arts", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2002, "credits": [ { "firm": "boora-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "auerbach-pollock-friedlander", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mckay-conant-hoover", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Robert and Margrit Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts, UC Davis's main performing-arts complex, opened October 3, 2002, designed by Boora Architects with AV systems by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "BBI's own page states 2003; Wikipedia, UC Davis's own announcement, and Boora's own project page all independently agree the building opened October 3, 2002 — used here as the better-corroborated date.\n", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/the-robert-and-margrit-mondavi-center-for-the-performing-arts/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mondavi_Center" ] }, { "id": "monocacy-national-battlefield-battle-for-time", "name": "Battle for Time", "venue": "monocacy-national-battlefield", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Battle for Time, a redesigned museum exhibit at Monocacy National Battlefield's visitor center, was dedicated April 3, 2026 in Frederick, Maryland, with fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.nps.gov/mono/learn/news/monocacy-national-battlefield-opens-redesigned-museum.htm", "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/" ] }, { "id": "montana-heritage-center-homeland-gallery", "name": "Dennis Washington Homeland Gallery", "venue": "montana-heritage-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "cushing-terrell", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "main-street-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV integration and system architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Dynamic interactive and media content across the Homeland Gallery, including a synchronized-projection mineshaft experience", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "synchronized projection mapping", "LED displays", "motion platform", "spatial audio" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment", "robotics" ], "summary": "The Montana Heritage Center, a new state history museum in Helena, Montana anchored by the 16,000-square-foot Dennis Washington Homeland Gallery, opened December 2, 2025; architecture by Cushing Terrell, exhibit design by Main Street Design, AV integration by Electrosonic, and media design by RLMG.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/electrosonic-rlmg-montana-heritage-center/", "https://www.distinctlymontana.com/decade-making-montana-heritage-center-opens-december-2" ] }, { "id": "monterey-bay-aquarium-into-the-deep-towers", "name": "Into the Deep — On the Horizon Interactive Towers", "venue": "monterey-bay-aquarium", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Four custom touch towers (86\" and 33\" displays) for the On the Horizon area of the Into the Deep exhibition", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "custom touch hardware" ], "summary": "Four fabricated interactive touch towers in the \"On the Horizon\" area of the Into the Deep exhibition, which opened April 2022 at the Monterey Bay Aquarium in Monterey, California, were built by Ideum.\n", "description": "Each tower combines an 86\" stretch touch monitor with a 33\" square monitor on top of a custom cabinet, positioned where visitors can also see out into Monterey Bay. Monterey Bay Aquarium staff developed the interactive application, which presents images from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute's (MBARI) Instagram feed.\n", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/portfolio/monterey-bay-into-the-deep-exhibit-fabrication", "https://www.montereybayaquarium.org/visit/exhibits/into-the-deep" ] }, { "id": "monterey-bay-aquarium-real-cost-cafe", "name": "Real Cost Café", "venue": "monterey-bay-aquarium", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Award — Bronze", "year": 2006, "source": "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/monterey-bay-aquarium/" }, { "award": "TEA Thea Award", "year": 2007, "source": "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/monterey-bay-aquarium/" } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Real Cost Café,\" an interactive exhibit on the environmental impact of seafood choices at the Monterey Bay Aquarium in Monterey, California, opened in 2006, with media by Cortina Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/monterey-bay-aquarium/" ] }, { "id": "monticello-burial-ground-contemplative-site", "name": "Burial Ground for Enslaved People Contemplative Site", "venue": "monticello", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "nelson-byrd-woltz", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Landscape architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "shickel-corporation", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Water-jet cut Corten steel wall", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award, Public Installation", "year": 2025, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/monticello-burial-ground-for-enslaved-persons-contemplative-site/" } ], "summary": "The Contemplative Site at Monticello's Burial Ground for Enslaved People, centered on a 60-foot curved weathered-steel wall etched with the names of people enslaved by Thomas Jefferson, opened in June 2022 near Charlottesville, Virginia, designed by HGA with landscape architecture by Nelson Byrd Woltz for the Thomas Jefferson Foundation.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/monticello-burial-ground-for-enslaved-persons-contemplative-site/", "https://hga.com/projects/thomas-jefferson-foundation-monticello-contemplative-site-and-burial-ground-for-enslaved-people/", "https://www.monticello.org/visit/tips-for-visiting/burial-ground-for-enslaved-people/" ] }, { "id": "monticello-visitor-center", "name": "Thomas Jefferson Visitor Center and Smith Education Center", "venue": "monticello", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "ayers-saint-gross", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ayers-saint-gross", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Full signage and wayfinding system for the visitor center and campus (also documented by Ayers Saint Gross as a separate scope-of-work listing, 'Visitor Center and Smith Education Center Signage and Wayfinding')", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "michael-vergason-landscape-architects", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Landscape architecture and siting", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The David M. Rubenstein Visitor Center and Smith Education Center, a 42,000 sq ft gateway complex at Monticello in Charlottesville, VA, opened in 2008; designed by Ayers Saint Gross (architecture, interiors, and signage/ wayfinding) with landscape architecture by Michael Vergason Landscape Architects.\n", "description": "Five pavilions organized around a courtyard house ticketing, an orientation theater, an exhibition gallery, the Griffin Discovery Room (a hands-on family gallery), classrooms, a cafe, and retail. LEED Gold certified, with a geothermal heating/cooling system and stormwater green infrastructure.\n", "sources": [ "https://ayerssaintgross.com/work/project/monticello-visitor-center/", "https://www.vergason.net/thomas-jeffersons-monticello", "https://www.rkk.com/our-work/portfolio/monticello-thomas-jefferson-visitor-center-and-smith-education-center/" ] }, { "id": "moody-center-pixel-wall", "name": "Pixel Wall (Dell Wall)", "venue": "moody-center-austin", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "media-design", "note": "Digital experience design, motion-tracking software", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-communications-ltd", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Engineered, fabricated, and prototyped the physical display-wall assembly", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion tracking" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The Pixel Wall (Dell Wall), a concourse media installation at Moody Center, the University of Texas at Austin's arena, opened with the arena April 2022; digital experience design by Gensler, fabrication by Design Communications Ltd.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dxd.gensler.com/case-studies/dell_moody_center", "https://snadisplays.com/projects/moody-center-dell-wall/", "https://news.utexas.edu/2022/04/19/multi-purpose-moody-center-opens/" ] }, { "id": "moonshot-museum-core", "name": "Moonshot Museum", "venue": "moonshot-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "luci-creative", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Linked interactive stations across themed environments on lunar exploration", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive stations", "UX software" ], "summary": "Moonshot Museum, a space-exploration museum on the campus of Astrobotic in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, opened in 2022; Luci Creative led exhibit design, RLMG designed the interactive media across the museum's themed stations, with fabrication by Solomon Group and Ravenswood Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/moonshot-museum", "https://www.lucicreative.com/project/moonshot-museum" ] }, { "id": "mopop-nirvana-taking-punk-to-the-masses", "name": "Nirvana: Taking Punk to the Masses", "venue": "museum-of-pop-culture", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibition graphic design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive exhibit experiences", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "curious-beast", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "3D exhibit design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks", "ambient soundtrack", "oral history displays" ], "summary": "\"Nirvana: Taking Punk to the Masses,\" a long-running exhibition on the band's history and cultural impact, opened at the Museum of Pop Culture (then EMP Museum) in Seattle on April 16, 2011, and ran for 14 years before closing in September 2025; Belle & Wissell designed the exhibition graphics and interactive experiences, with 3D exhibit design by Curious Beast.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.mopop.org/exhibitions/nirvana-taking-punk-to-the-masses", "https://bwco.info/work/nirvana-taking-punk-to-the-masses-2/", "https://bwco.info/work/nirvana-taking-punk-to-the-masses/", "https://www.inexhibit.com/case-studies/seattle-nirvana-taking-punk-masses-emp-museum/" ] }, { "id": "moran-state-park-summit-visitor-center-core", "name": "Moran State Park Summit Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "moran-state-park-summit-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "edx-exhibits", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Summit Visitor Center atop Mount Constitution in Moran State Park on Orcas Island, Washington, opened in 2021, with fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://parks.wa.gov", "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "morgan-library-einstein-on-the-beach", "name": "Robert Wilson/Philip Glass: Einstein on the Beach", "venue": "morgan-library-and-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Robert Wilson/Philip Glass: Einstein on the Beach,\" an exhibition of the score and designs from the 1976 opera's premiere, was on view at The Morgan Library & Museum in New York from July 13 through November 4, 2012, with lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.themorgan.org/press/2012/einstein-beach-exhibition", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=119" ] }, { "id": "morgan-library-illuminating-faith", "name": "Illuminating Faith: The Eucharist in Medieval Life and Art", "venue": "morgan-library-and-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Illuminating Faith: The Eucharist in Medieval Life and Art\" was on view at The Morgan Library & Museum in New York from May 17 through September 15, 2013, with lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.themorgan.org/exhibitions/illuminating-faith", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=131" ] }, { "id": "morris-houses-common-corner", "name": "Common Corner", "venue": "morris-houses-bronx", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "color-changing mirrors", "perforated panels" ], "summary": "Common Corner, a community-co-designed multi-zone gathering space transforming underutilized concrete bleachers at the Morris Houses public housing development in the Bronx, NY, opened in December 2025; it was designed and fabricated by The Urban Conga with NYCHA, the Community Housing Fund, the Center for Justice Innovation, and resident co-design workshops.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.designboom.com/readers/the-urban-conga-common-corner-playscape-new-york-public-housing-community-bronx-12-23-2025/", "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/commoncorner", "https://www.v2com-newswire.com/en/newsroom/categories/art/press-kits/5595-11/new-community-led-playscape-in-a-new-york-public-housing-development" ] }, { "id": "morven-museum-charles-anne-lindbergh", "name": "Charles & Anne Morrow Lindbergh", "venue": "morven-museum-and-garden", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Charles & Anne Morrow Lindbergh, a yearlong exhibition on the aviator couple's New Jersey connections, opened at Morven Museum & Garden in Princeton, New Jersey, in 2015, designed by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "The exhibition spans six galleries within the 18th-century historic building and includes full-wall vinyl graphics, custom mahogany display cases with brass rods, and projections.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/charles-anne-morrow-lindbergh", "https://www.morven.org" ] }, { "id": "morven-museum-permanent-exhibition", "name": "Morven Museum & Garden Permanent Exhibition", "venue": "morven-museum-and-garden", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "applied vinyl graphics", "screenprints" ], "summary": "Morven Museum & Garden's permanent exhibition, spanning six galleries and telling 200 years of the historic house's history, opened at Morven Museum & Garden in Princeton, New Jersey, in 2018, designed by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "The exhibition design uses applied vinyl graphics, original artifacts, custom millwork, and vertical screenprints across the historic house's galleries.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/morven-museum-garden", "https://www.morven.org" ] }, { "id": "mosaic-templars-cultural-center-phase-1-renovation", "name": "Mosaic Templars Cultural Center Renovation: Phase I", "venue": "mosaic-templars-cultural-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "exhibit-concepts", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mercer-associates", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "clements-associates-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "360-degree immersive theater experience", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "360-degree projection theater" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The Mosaic Templars Cultural Center in Little Rock, Arkansas completed Phase I of a multi-year renovation in 2021, adding new lobby exhibitry, a museum store, a children's gallery, and a 360-degree immersive theater experience exploring African American history in Arkansas; exhibit design was by Exhibit Concepts, interpretive planning by Mercer Associates, architecture by Clements & Associates, and the theater experience was produced by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://exhibitconcepts.com/same-different-amazing-the-mosaic-templars-cultural-center/", "https://nlprod.com/item/mosaic-templars-cultural-center/", "https://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2023/nov/28/mosaic-templars-cultural-center-celebrates-15-years-marks-140-years-of-mosaic-templars-of-america/" ] }, { "id": "mosi-chicago-take-flight", "name": "Take Flight", "venue": "griffin-museum-of-science-and-industry", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Take Flight, a modernized gallery examining the societal impact of the airline industry and the legacy of the Boeing 727, opened at the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago in 2021, designed by Studio Matthews.\n", "description": "The gallery features an actual 727 aircraft with three connected cabins and a 100-foot mural depicting plane building and airport operations. Media design by Belle & Wissell; fabrication by Roto; project management by Jill Randerson Exhibition Management.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/take-flight/" ] }, { "id": "mosti-core", "name": "MOSTI Core Exhibits", "venue": "mosti", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Equipment supply, installation, and programming under Available Light's lighting direction", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sh-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Credited on SH Acoustics' own site; some independent trade coverage instead credits formula D_ (experience design) and Stage Audio Works (AV) for what may be the same or an overlapping engagement — not resolved, both source sets exist.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Museum of Science and Technology in Islam (MOSTI) in Thuwal, Saudi Arabia, opened 2009, exhibit-produced by MTE Studios (Dubai) with lighting design by Available Light and lighting equipment/programming by EOS Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com" ] }, { "id": "mote-sea-core", "name": "Mote Science Education Aquarium", "venue": "mote-sea", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "note": "Per CambridgeSeven's own project page; scope overlaps with tvsdesign's independently-sourced architecture credit below, kept as parallel claims rather than resolved\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tvsdesign", "role": "architecture", "note": "independently corroborated via blooloop, archpaper, and tvsdesign's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "\"Premiere exhibit design partner\" per independent trade press", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Mote SEA, the 146,000 sq ft Science Education Aquarium of Mote Marine Laboratory, opened October 8, 2025 near Nathan Benderson Park in Sarasota, Florida as the largest expansion in the lab's 70-year history; exhibit design by CambridgeSeven and Roto.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/mote-science-education-aquarium/", "https://www.wusf.org/environment/2025-10-08/visitors-can-dive-into-new-mote-sea-sarasota", "https://blooloop.com/", "https://www.archpaper.com/" ] }, { "id": "motorsports-hall-of-fame-of-america-core", "name": "Motorsports Hall of Fame of America", "venue": "motorsports-hall-of-fame-of-america", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "nassal", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "jack-rouse-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Credited as Abernathy Lighting Design, an Eos Lightmedia studio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Motorsports Hall of Fame of America relocated to a new facility at Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, Florida, opening 2017; fabrication by Nassal, exhibit design by Jack Rouse Associates, AV integration by Electrosonic, and lighting design by Abernathy Lighting Design (an Eos Lightmedia studio).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/" ] }, { "id": "mount-vernon-be-washington", "name": "Be Washington: It's Your Turn to Lead", "venue": "mount-vernon", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Lead interactive producer; developed gameplay and produced media", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "6K LED wall", "interactive touchscreen kiosks", "show control system" ], "summary": "Be Washington: It's Your Turn to Lead, an interactive theater letting visitors make decisions faced by George Washington, opened February 2018 at George Washington's Mount Vernon in Virginia; exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, interactive production by Cortina Productions, and fabrication/AV integration by Solomon Group. It received a 2018 Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement and a 2019 SEGD Merit Award.\n", "description": "Solomon Group also upgraded Mount Vernon's separate 4D Revolutionary War Theater as part of the same visitor-experience initiative; that upgrade is not separately dated in public sources and is not recorded as its own project.\n", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/george-washingtons-mt-vernon", "https://www.mountvernon.org/blog/2018/10/be-washington-wins-award-of-outstanding-achievement", "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/washington-turn-lead/" ] }, { "id": "mount-vernon-fred-w-smith-library", "name": "Fred W. Smith National Library for the Study of George Washington", "venue": "fred-w-smith-national-library", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "ayers-saint-gross", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ayers-saint-gross", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Per the firm's own project page (Services: Architecture, Graphic Design, Landscape Architecture) — tree preservation, stormwater management, sediment control.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Fred W. Smith National Library for the Study of George Washington, a 45,000 sq ft archive, research, and education building on 15 acres near Mount Vernon, VA, opened September 27, 2013, designed by Ayers Saint Gross and built by the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association.\n", "description": "A national archive for George Washington's books and letters and a center for scholarly research and education, sited within walking distance of Washington's Mount Vernon estate. LEED Gold certified.\n", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_W._Smith_National_Library_for_the_Study_of_George_Washington", "https://ayerssaintgross.com/work/project/mount-vernon-national-library-for-the-study-of-george-washington/" ] }, { "id": "mount-vernon-george-washington-revolutionary-life", "name": "George Washington: A Revolutionary Life", "venue": "mount-vernon", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive media" ], "summary": "\"George Washington: A Revolutionary Life,\" a 21,000 sq ft exhibition across 9 galleries in the Donald W. Reynolds Museum and Education Center at George Washington's Mount Vernon, opened June 11, 2026; exhibit design by Solid Light.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.mountvernon.org/", "https://www.ffxnow.com/" ] }, { "id": "moynihan-train-hall-ticketed-waiting-room", "name": "Ticketed Waiting Room", "venue": "moynihan-train-hall", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "note": "Base building / primary architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "rockwell-group", "role": "architecture", "note": "Ticketed Waiting Room interior only", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "domingo-gonzalez-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "LED-screen content design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED screen" ], "summary": "Moynihan Train Hall in New York opened January 1, 2021; base architecture by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, with Rockwell Group designing the Ticketed Waiting Room interior specifically, lighting design by Domingo Gonzalez Associates, LED-screen content by Moment Factory. Distinct from the separate High Line Moynihan Connector pedestrian bridge project already recorded elsewhere.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.som.com/projects/moynihan-train-hall/", "https://interiordesign.net/projects/rockwell-group-earns-a-best-of-year-award-for-the-moynihan-train-hall-in-new-york/", "https://architizer.com/projects/moynihan-train-hall-ticketed-waiting-room/" ] }, { "id": "msheireb-museums-heritage-houses", "name": "Msheireb Museums — Four Heritage Houses", "venue": "msheireb-museums-doha", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "design/creative direction across the 4 historic houses (Bin Jelmood, Company, Radwani, Mohammed Bin Jassim); moderate confidence — RAA's specific credit is found on listing/aggregator sources with thinner primary-press attribution than most other entries in this batch", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Msheireb Museums, four restored historic houses (Bin Jelmood House, Company House, Radwani House, Mohammed Bin Jassim House) in Msheireb Downtown Doha, opened 2013 as part of the district's regeneration; design/creative direction by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/msheireb-museums", "https://www.msheireb.com" ] }, { "id": "msi-chicago-future-energy-chicago", "name": "Future Energy Chicago", "venue": "griffin-museum-of-science-and-industry", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "evidence-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Signature film", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "potion-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive production", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "sh-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "motion-sensing interactive" ], "summary": "Future Energy Chicago, an exhibition on energy consumption and conservation at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, opened September 2013, with exhibit design by Evidence Design, a signature film by Donna Lawrence Productions, and interactive production by Potion Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.evidencedesign.com/details/future-energy-chicago/", "https://dlproductions.com/projects/museum-of-science-and-industry/" ] }, { "id": "msi-chicago-future-energy", "name": "Future Energy Chicago", "venue": "griffin-museum-of-science-and-industry", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Custom lighting/rigging systems and electrical floor templates; fabrication, installation, project management", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "evidence-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "A/V design development", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "stationary bike-powered light effects", "hand-crank plasma trees" ], "summary": "Future Energy Chicago, an interactive exhibit on energy generation and Chicago's future transportation and power systems, opened at the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago in 2013; exhibit design by Evidence Design, AV design development by Electrosonic, and fabrication, installation, and project management by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "Visitors power displays through physical activity, including stationary bikes generating light effects and hand cranks activating plasma trees, plus facilitated design competitions for energy-efficient vehicles, homes, and neighborhoods.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/future-energy" ] }, { "id": "msi-chicago-pioneer-zephyr-media-wall", "name": "Pioneer Zephyr Exhibit Media Wall", "venue": "griffin-museum-of-science-and-industry", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "creative-technology", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Installation lead (project lead Michael Fuller)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "av-stumpfl", "role": "media-design", "note": "PIXERA mini Quad media server drove the 170-foot projected media wall across three AV Stumpfl Fullwhite screens; AV Stumpfl (maker of the PIXERA media server line) is Austria-headquartered.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "media server" ], "platforms": [ "pixera" ], "summary": "A 2021 reopening of the Pioneer Zephyr exhibition at the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago added a 170-foot projected media wall running alongside the museum's Pioneer Zephyr streamliner train, installed by Creative Technology using an AV Stumpfl PIXERA mini Quad media server and three Fullwhite projection screens.\n", "description": "The train hall renovation (closed November 2019, reopened March 2021) added new interactive elements and the projected \"West Wind Vista\" media piece, which runs the length of the 60-meter train to suggest motion and situate the Pioneer Zephyr's 1934 speed-record run in context. Funded by the Grainger Foundation of Lake Forest, Illinois.\n", "sources": [ "https://avstumpfl.com/en/showcase/msi-museum-chicago/", "https://www.ravepubs.com/av-stumpfl-and-creative-technology-group-assist-chicago-museum-exhibition-installation/", "https://www.avnetwork.com/news/museum-of-science-and-industry-welcomes-visitors-with-av-stumpfl", "https://invidis.com/sixteen-nine/2021/06/02/chicago-museum-celebrates-famed-art-deco-train-with-170-foot-projection-wall/" ] }, { "id": "msi-chicago-science-storms", "name": "Science Storms", "venue": "griffin-museum-of-science-and-industry", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Engineering services, fabrication, automation software development, rigging installation, coordination with other fabrication firms", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "evidence-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Lead design partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media producer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mad-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Audio-visual systems design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "automated science demonstration rigs" ], "summary": "Science Storms, a 26,000 sq ft exhibition of seven core exhibits on natural phenomena including sunlight, opened at the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago in 2010; lead design by Evidence Design, media production by Cortina Productions, AV systems design by MAD Systems, and fabrication, engineering, and installation by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "The Sunlight exhibit demonstrates sunlight's scientific properties via large-scale, repeatable visual experiments including a heliostat array.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/science-storms" ] }, { "id": "msi-chicago-wired-to-wear", "name": "Wired to Wear", "venue": "griffin-museum-of-science-and-industry", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabricated modular display platforms, scenic elements, and customized mannequins; project management, fabrication, installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lightswitch", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "wearable technology displays", "interactive touch box" ], "summary": "Wired to Wear, an 8,000 sq ft exhibition of wearable technologies from 15 countries, opened at the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago in 2019; fabrication by Chicago Scenic Studios and Ravenswood Studio, with lighting design by Lightswitch.\n", "description": "Featured items include Gravity Industries' Jet Suit, Google's Smart Tattoo, and an interactive Jacquard Box by Google, plus a maker space called Makers United.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/museum-of-science-and-industry" ] }, { "id": "mu-childrens-hospital-environmental-graphics", "name": "Environmental Graphics, Theming & Interactive Technology", "venue": "mu-childrens-hospital", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Environmental graphics, signage, wayfinding, and theming", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive technology", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hks", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive technology" ], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations designed environmental graphics, signage, wayfinding, theming, and interactive technology for MU Children's Hospital in Columbia, Missouri, completed in 2024, with architecture by HKS.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "muhammad-ali-center-core", "name": "Muhammad Ali Center", "venue": "muhammad-ali-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "formations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lee-h-skolnick-architecture-and-design-partnership", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Muhammad Ali Center, a museum and cultural center in Louisville, Kentucky honoring boxer and humanitarian Muhammad Ali, opened November 19, 2005.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://alicenter.org" ] }, { "id": "mulva-cultural-center-core", "name": "Mulva Cultural Center", "venue": "mulva-cultural-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Mulva Cultural Center in De Pere, WI opened December 2023; architecture by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.architectmagazine.com/", "https://gbdmagazine.com/" ] }, { "id": "munet-museography", "name": "MUNET — Museography", "venue": "munet-mexico-city", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "ten-arquitectos", "role": "architecture", "note": "Enrique Norten", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "museography", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Museo Nacional de Energía y Tecnología (MUNET), in Mexico City's Bosque de Chapultepec, opened in 2026; architecture by Enrique Norten/TEN Arquitectos, with museography by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/munet", "https://www.eluniversal.com.mx" ] }, { "id": "musee-carnavalet-renovation", "name": "Musée Carnavalet Renovation", "venue": "musee-carnavalet", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "chatillon-architectes", "role": "architecture", "note": "Lead architect for the four-year renovation and redevelopment.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A four-year renovation of the historic Musée Carnavalet, Paris's museum of the city's history, led by Chatillon Architectes with museum-wide wayfinding and signage design by Snøhetta, reopened May 29, 2021.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.snohetta.com/projects/musee-carnavalet", "https://www.archdaily.com/962758/carnavalet-museum-snohetta", "https://www.designboom.com/architecture/chatillon-architectes-snohetta-nathalie-criniere-agency-musee-carnavalet-paris-12-18-2021/" ] }, { "id": "musee-national-de-la-marine-renovation", "name": "Musée National de la Marine Renovation", "venue": "musee-national-de-la-marine", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "h2o-architectes", "role": "architecture", "note": "Co-lead architect.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "agence-on", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "scenevolution", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A six-year renovation of France's National Maritime Museum in Paris, co-led by Snøhetta and h2o architectes, reopened to the public November 17, 2023.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.snohetta.com/projects/musee-national-de-la-marine", "https://www.archdaily.com/1010509/musee-national-de-la-marine-snohetta", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/16606-pariss-maritime-museum-reopens-after-a-belowdecks-overhaul-by-h2o-and-snohetta" ] }, { "id": "museo-casa-kahlo-building", "name": "Museo Casa Kahlo", "venue": "museo-casa-kahlo", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "mariana-doet-zepeda-orozco", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "rockwell-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "courtyard and display design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "visual identity, signage, and exhibition graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Museo Casa Kahlo, in the Casa Roja family home in Coyoacán, Mexico City, opened 2023, with architecture by Mariana Doet Zepeda Orozco, courtyard and display design by Rockwell Group, and visual identity, signage, and exhibition graphics by Pentagram.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.pentagram.com/work/museo-casa-kahlo", "https://www.designboom.com/architecture/frida-kahlo-museum-artist-family-home-life-design-rockwell-group-mariana-doet-zepeda-orozco-pentagram-09-30-2025/" ] }, { "id": "museo-del-acero-horno3-core", "name": "Museo del Acero Horno3", "venue": "museo-del-acero-horno3", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "aldrichpears-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "International Illumination Design Award — Memorial Award, Interior Lighting", "year": 2008, "source": "https://www.eoslightmedia.com" } ], "summary": "Museo del Acero Horno3, a steel-industry heritage museum built around a preserved blast furnace in Monterrey, Mexico, opened 2007, with exhibit design by AldrichPears Associates and lighting design by EOS Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com" ] }, { "id": "museo-del-acero-horno3-history-of-steel", "name": "History of Steel Museum", "venue": "museo-del-acero-horno3", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "aldrichpears-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "History of Steel Museum, a companion gallery at Museo del Acero Horno3 in Monterrey, Mexico, opened 2007, with exhibit design by AldrichPears Associates and lighting design by EOS Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com" ] }, { "id": "museo-ruta-de-la-plata-core", "name": "Museo Ruta de la Plata Core Exhibits", "venue": "museo-ruta-de-la-plata", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Facility and interactive exhibits", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Museo Ruta de la Plata, interpreting the silver-mining history of El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, Mexico, opened 2020, designed and built by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "Exact completion month not stated in the source found; the source article (published July 2020) describes the museum as newly opened at that time.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.creators.com/read/travel-and-adventure/07/20/ruta-de-plata-museum-celebrates-triunfos-mining-history" ] }, { "id": "museum-at-bethel-woods-core", "name": "The Museum at Bethel Woods", "venue": "museum-at-bethel-woods", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": "engineered, fabricated, and installed large graphic/acoustic panels via Transformit", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "romeantics", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "THEA Award", "year": 2009, "source": "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/museum-at-bethel-woods/" }, { "award": "AAM MUSE Award — Bronze", "year": 2008, "source": "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/museum-at-bethel-woods/" } ], "technologies": [ "archival film", "interactive displays" ], "summary": "The Museum at Bethel Woods, a museum on the site of the 1969 Woodstock festival in Bethel, New York, opened in May 2008 with exhibits designed by Gallagher & Associates and fabrication, including large graphic/acoustic panels, by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.transformit.com/news/bid/42836/woodstock-graphic-acoustic-panels-at-the-museum-at-bethel-woods", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/The-Museum-at-Bethel-Woods" ] }, { "id": "museum-at-prairiefire-exhibits", "name": "Museum at Prairiefire Exhibits", "venue": "museum-at-prairiefire", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "verner-johnson", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Museum at Prairiefire, a new natural history museum in Overland Park, KS, opened May 2014, with architecture by Verner Johnson Architects and lighting by Available Light.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.availablelight.com/work/museum-at-prairie-fire" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-alabama-alabama-voices", "name": "Alabama Voices", "venue": "museum-of-alabama", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-prd-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "videobred", "role": "content-production", "note": "Media production, phases 1 & 2, with Donna Lawrence Productions; per The PRD Group's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Media production, phases 1 & 2, with Videobred; per The PRD Group's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Alabama Voices, the cornerstone permanent gallery of the redesigned Museum of Alabama in Montgomery, opened February 2014, exhibit design by The PRD Group, lighting by Available Light, media production by Videobred and Donna Lawrence Productions. Distinct from the 2025 galleries renovation already recorded.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.availablelight.com/work/alabama-voices-at-the-museum-of-alabama-exhibits", "https://encyclopediaofalabama.org/article/alabama-department-of-archives-and-history-adah/", "https://theprdgroup.com/project/alabama-voices" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-alabama-galleries-renovation", "name": "Museum of Alabama Galleries Renovation", "venue": "museum-of-alabama", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "monadnock-media", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media experience design and production and digital interactive design and development across an 11,000 sq ft renovation, including two narrative-video programs in the Military Gallery, touchable-hotspot interactive dioramas in the Voices of Alabama gallery, and the Mission Control immersive children's spaceflight experience", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-prd-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Sourced from 1220 Exhibits' own portfolio, which names the client as \"Alabama Department of Archives and History\" rather than \"Museum of Alabama\" — same city and November 2025 date, moderate-high confidence this is the same renovation.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen interactive", "narrative video" ], "summary": "A renovation of galleries at the Museum of Alabama, part of the Alabama Department of Archives and History in Montgomery, including a new Alabama Military Stories gallery that reopened November 2025; Monadnock Media produced the media and interactive components with exhibit design by The PRD Group.\n", "description": "The Alabama Military Stories gallery focuses on the personal journeys of individual Alabama service members rather than a single war or branch of service. Monadnock Media's own project page also credits an interactive Voices of Alabama diorama gallery and a \"Mission Control\" spaceflight experience for younger visitors as part of the same renovation.\n", "sources": [ "https://monadnock.org/project/museum-of-alabama", "https://www.wsfa.com/2025/11/07/museum-alabama-reopens-with-new-military-themed-gallery/", "https://archives.alabama.gov/about/press-releases/news-detail.aspx?ID=16568" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-art-and-light-inaugural-installation", "name": "Museum of Art + Light Inaugural AV & Projection System", "venue": "museum-of-art-and-light", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "diversified", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV system design and implementation, network infrastructure, and projection mapping integration across 108 laser projectors and 37,000 linear sq ft of mapped surfaces in a 21,500 sq ft venue\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "immersive audio", "laser projection" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The Museum of Art + Light, a purpose-built digital and immersive art museum in Manhattan, Kansas, opened November 8, 2024, with AV system design, network infrastructure, and projection-mapping integration by Diversified.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.forbes.com/sites/chaddscott/2024/11/03/museum-of-art--light-opening-in-manhattan-ks-with-an-industry-leading-focus-on-digital-art/", "https://artlightmuseum.org/about/", "https://onediversified.com/case-study/moal" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-arts-and-design-madball", "name": "MADball Interactive", "venue": "museum-of-arts-and-design", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "Capacitive-fruit-controlled Pong-style game built for the museum's 60th annual MAD Ball gala.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "capacitive sensing" ], "summary": "MADball, a capacitive-fruit-controlled interactive game created for the Museum of Arts and Design's 60th annual MAD Ball gala in New York in 2018, was designed by Bluecadet.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/madball" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-biblical-art-sculpture-donatello", "name": "Sculpture in the Age of Donatello", "venue": "museum-of-biblical-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "carbone-smolen-agency", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Sculpture in the Age of Donatello, an exhibition of Renaissance sculpture from Florence's Museo del Duomo, opened at the Museum of Biblical Art in New York in 2015, with exhibition design by Studio Joseph and graphic design by Carbone Smolen Agency.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/sculpture-in-the-age-of-donatello" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-broadway-core", "name": "The Museum of Broadway", "venue": "museum-of-broadway", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "rockwell-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Audio, interactives, digital signage, and specialty projection across 20+ exhibition spaces", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "augmented mirror", "interactive sensors", "digital signage" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The Museum of Broadway, a 26,000 sq ft museum in Times Square, New York, opened November 15, 2022; Rockwell Group contributed exhibit design and Electrosonic designed, built, and integrated the museum's audiovisual systems across three floors.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.npr.org/2022/11/26/1138646738/new-museum-of-broadway-opens-musicals-theater", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/the-museum-of-broadway" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-christian-and-gospel-music-core-exhibits", "name": "Museum of Christian & Gospel Music — Core Exhibits", "venue": "museum-of-christian-and-gospel-music", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mhp-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Museum of Christian & Gospel Music, a new museum in downtown Nashville, opened October 2025, delivered by a design-build team including HealyKohler Design (exhibit design), MHP Architects, and fabrication by 1220 Exhibits.\n", "description": "Additional design-build team members named at the project's construction kick-off but with a role too ambiguous to assign a delivery-stack credit: BC Mason Group, Colliers Project Management, Gresham and Smith, LYNE Interiors.\n", "sources": [ "https://gospelmusic.org/news/gospel-music-association-celebrates-the-construction-kick-off-of-the-christian-gospel-music-museum-at-the-dove-center", "https://www.npr.org/2025/10/19/nx-s1-5570842/", "https://1220.com/portfolio/the-museum-of-christian-and-gospel-music/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-discovery-and-science-build-a-better-world", "name": "Build a Better World: The Future Begins with You", "venue": "museum-of-discovery-and-science-fort-lauderdale", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Build a Better World, a two-level interactive exhibit teaching children about regional environmental challenges and character development, opened at the Museum of Discovery & Science in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in May 2026; designed by CambridgeSeven.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/build-a-better-world-museum-of-discovery-science/", "https://www.bocaratontribune.com/bocaratonnews/2026/05/mods-debuts-build-a-better-world-the-future-begins-with-you/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-discovery-and-science-everglades-airboat-adventure", "name": "Everglades Airboat Adventure", "venue": "museum-of-discovery-and-science-fort-lauderdale", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Engaged Eos Lightmedia for the exhibit's lighting scope, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page; also credited as exhibit designer on this project.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Commissioning, equipment supply, installation, systems integration, fixture focus, and lighting/control programming for the immersive exhibit.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive scenic environment" ], "summary": "Everglades Airboat Adventure is a 2,000 sq ft immersive exhibit at the Museum of Discovery and Science in Fort Lauderdale, FL, completed in 2011; 1220 Exhibits designed and fabricated the exhibit and Eos Lightmedia supplied and integrated its lighting and control systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/304" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-discovery-and-science-everglades-theater", "name": "Everglades Theater", "venue": "museum-of-discovery-and-science-fort-lauderdale", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Everglades Theater, a new immersive theater exhibit at the Museum of Discovery and Science in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, opened June 18, 2026, with exhibit design by CambridgeSeven and fabrication/AV integration by 1220 Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com", "https://mods.org" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-fine-arts-boston-flow", "name": "Flow", "venue": "museum-of-fine-arts-boston", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "Room-scale interactive projection installation at the entry to the Center for Netherlandish Art galleries; camera-sensing reveals layered imagery, soundscapes, and text as visitors approach.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection", "camera sensing", "soundscape" ], "summary": "Flow, a room-scale interactive projection installation at the entrance to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston's Center for Netherlandish Art galleries, opened in 2022 with interactive media by Bluecadet.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/flow", "https://www.mfa.org/collections/center-for-netherlandish-art", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2024%20IA%20Shortlist1.pdf" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-fine-arts-boston-japanese-buddhist-temple-room", "name": "Japanese Buddhist Temple Room Digital Interactive", "venue": "museum-of-fine-arts-boston", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive 3D facsimile of the temple room and its seven sculptures, plus a flythrough animation of a traditional temple exterior", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "black-math", "role": "media-design", "note": "Refined the photogrammetry 3D scans of the sculptures used in the interactive. .", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "photogrammetry", "touchscreen kiosk", "Unity" ], "summary": "A digital interactive facsimile of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston's \"Japanese Buddhist Temple Room,\" unveiled May 11, 2024, as part of the renovated Arts of Japan galleries, was designed and developed by Ideum using 3D scans refined by Black Math.\n", "description": "Installed at the threshold before visitors reach the physical Temple Room deep in the MFA's Arts of Japan galleries, the touchscreen kiosk lets visitors tap hotspots on digital, photogrammetry-scanned versions of seven centuries-old hand-carved Buddhist sculptures to learn about their artistry, construction, and iconography, and to view conservation stories for three of the works. The sculptures were scanned by the museum's Conservation department in partnership with MIT students.\n", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/portfolio/mfa-virtual-japanese-buddhist-temple-room" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-flight-space-gallery-interactives", "name": "Museum of Flight: Space Gallery Interactive Exhibits", "venue": "museum-of-flight", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Interactive kiosks for the 15,500-square-foot Charles Simonyi Space Gallery at Seattle's Museum of Flight, including a Missions Database and 360-degree VR Tours, opened in 2011, designed by Belle & Wissell.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/mission-database-and-vr-space-tour/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-historic-annapolis-an-american-story", "name": "Annapolis: An American Story", "venue": "museum-of-historic-annapolis", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-design-minds", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "color-ad", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hillman-and-carr", "role": "content-production", "note": "Theater experience and videos", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "theater experience" ], "summary": "\"Annapolis: An American Story,\" the core exhibition at the Museum of Historic Annapolis, opened 2022; exhibit design by The Design Minds, fabrication by Color-Ad, theater experience and videos by Hillman and Carr.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://whatsupmag.com/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-indian-arts-and-culture-here-now-and-always", "name": "Here, Now and Always", "venue": "museum-of-indian-arts-and-culture", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Design, supply, and integration of lighting, AV, and control systems for the renovated 10,300 sq ft permanent exhibition.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Same scope as the lighting-design credit above.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "lighting control system" ], "summary": "\"Here, Now and Always,\" the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture's permanent exhibition on the Native Southwest in Santa Fe, New Mexico, reopened in late 2022 following a renovation with lighting, AV, and controls design, supply, and integration by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "Over 60 Native advisers worked with museum curators to conceptualize each thematic area of the renovated exhibition, which was made more accessible to visitors while incorporating art and artifacts reflecting key historical and cultural changes among the diverse peoples of the Native Southwest.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/127", "https://www.indianartsandculture.org/current" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-international-folk-art-appearances-deceive", "name": "Appearances Deceive: Embroideries by Policarpio Valencia — Digital Interactive", "venue": "museum-of-international-folk-art", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "note": "Touch-and-projection interactive letting visitors pan, zoom, and hear bilingual readings of Policarpio Valencia's embroidered textiles", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen", "projection", "Unity" ], "summary": "A digital interactive companion to Appearances Deceive: Embroideries by Policarpio Valencia opened June 8, 2025, in the Museum of International Folk Art's Hispanic Heritage Wing in Santa Fe, New Mexico, designed and built by Ideum.\n", "description": "Housed in a custom table built by MOIFA, the interactive runs on a 65\" Ideum touch display paired with a projection that mirrors the screen at larger scale for other gallery visitors. Visitors pan and zoom the embroidered textiles, view the reverse side, and hear descendants of Policarpio Valencia read the stitched text aloud in English and Spanish, paired with word-by-word text animation.\n", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/portfolio/new-mexican-art-at-moifa", "https://moifa.org/event/details/6656/2025/06/exhibition-opening-appearances-deceive-embroideries-by-policarpio-valencia" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-international-folk-art-crafting-memory", "name": "Crafting Memory: The Art of Community in Peru", "venue": "museum-of-international-folk-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "andrew-merriell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Crafting Memory: The Art of Community in Peru,\" an exhibition of contemporary Peruvian folk art addressing the country's 1980s political conflict, opened December 3, 2017 at the Museum of International Folk Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico (running through July 2019), with exhibit design by Andrew Merriell & Associates — one of six exhibitions Merriell has designed for the museum since 2011.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://merriell.com/crafting-memory", "https://media.nmculture.org/release/618/", "https://www.internationalfolkart.org/event/details/3470/2017/12/opening-of-crafting-memory" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-jewish-heritage-against-the-odds", "name": "Against the Odds: American Jews & the Rescue of Europe's Refugees, 1933-1941", "venue": "museum-of-jewish-heritage", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Against the Odds: American Jews & the Rescue of Europe's Refugees, 1933-1941\" opened at the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust in New York in 2013, with exhibition design by C&G Partners and lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://mjhnyc.org/exhibitions/odds-american-jews-rescue-europes-refugees-1933-1941/", "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/fresh/post/fresh-project-against-the-odds-at-museum-of-jewish-heritage/", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=132" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-jewish-heritage-beyond-swastika-and-jim-crow", "name": "Beyond Swastika and Jim Crow: Jewish Refugee Scholars at Black Colleges", "venue": "museum-of-jewish-heritage", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Beyond Swastika and Jim Crow: Jewish Refugee Scholars at Black Colleges\" was on view at the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust in New York from May 1, 2009 through February 21, 2010, with lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://mjhnyc.org/exhibitions/beyond-swastika-jim-crow-jewish-refugee-scholars-black-colleges/", "https://www.ajld.net/news.php" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-jewish-heritage-courage-to-act", "name": "Courage to Act: Rescue in Denmark", "venue": "museum-of-jewish-heritage", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Museum of Jewish Heritage's first exhibition designed for children, on the Danish Rescue of 1943", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Full fabrication and installation with AV integration, per CMS's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "\"Courage to Act: Rescue in Denmark,\" the Museum of Jewish Heritage's first exhibition designed for children ages nine and up, opened October 15, 2023 in New York City, marking the 80th anniversary of the Danish Rescue; exhibit design by Local Projects, fabrication and AV integration by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/civil-rights-memorials/how-can-children-and-their-families-explore-the-meaning-of-courage/", "https://mjhnyc.org/exhibitions/courage-to-act-rescue-in-denmark/", "https://www.forbes.com/sites/tomteicholz/2023/10/27/denmarks-safe-harbor-is-a-childrens-exhibit-at-nys-museum-of-jewish-heritage/", "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-jewish-heritage-survivor-stories", "name": "Survivor Stories: An Interactive Dialogue", "venue": "museum-of-jewish-heritage", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "usc-shoah-foundation", "role": "content-production", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Developed the interactive testimony content and matching technology, in partnership with USC Libraries and the museum; a university research institute rather than a commercial design/build firm — the same entity behind the Virginia Holocaust Museum and Illinois Holocaust Museum Experience360 Dimensions in Testimony installations, credited there only in prose since a separate design/AV firm (MAD Systems, Luci Creative) was available to carry the formal credit. Here no such separate firm was found in press coverage, so USC Shoah Foundation is credited directly. .\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive video testimony", "natural language processing" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "Survivor Stories: An Interactive Dialogue, a permanent interactive installation developed by USC Shoah Foundation and USC Libraries in partnership with the museum, opened January 2025 at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York City.\n", "description": "Visitors hold a button on a mounted screen, ask a question aloud, and the system matches it to one of 150+ pre-recorded video answers from 10 Holocaust survivors, played on an adjacent screen.\n", "sources": [ "https://mjhnyc.org/exhibitions/survivor-stories/", "https://www.timeout.com/newyork/news/a-new-interactive-installation-lets-you-have-a-conversation-with-real-holocaust-survivors-012925" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-jewish-heritage-voices-of-liberty", "name": "Voices of Liberty", "venue": "museum-of-jewish-heritage", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "potion-design", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive soundscape" ], "summary": "Voices of Liberty, an interactive audio experience at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York, opened 2009; exhibit design by C&G Partners, interactive media design by Potion Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/museum-of-jewish-heritage-voices-of-liberty-interactive-experience/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-kansas-city-big-sonia", "name": "Big Sonia: New Media Featuring Sonia Warshawski", "venue": "museum-of-kansas-city", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "storyfile", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ], "note": null }, { "firm": "inflatable-film", "role": "content-production", "note": "Leah Warshawski's production company; creative/producing partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "conversational video AI" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "Big Sonia: New Media Featuring Sonia Warshawski, an interactive video installation letting visitors ask questions of Holocaust survivor Sonia Warshawski, opened September 4, 2025 at the Museum of Kansas City, built by StoryFile with Inflatable Film as creative/producing partner.\n", "description": "Visitors ask spoken questions and receive matched responses from 400+ pre-recorded answers Warshawski gave.\n", "sources": [ "https://museumofkansascity.org/new-media-featuring-sonia-warshawski-big-sonia-opening-september-4/", "https://www.storyfile.com/news/storyfile-technology-powers-new-big-sonia-exhibit-at-the-museum-of-kansas-city" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-mississippi-history-permanent-exhibition", "name": "Museum of Mississippi History Permanent Exhibition", "venue": "museum-of-mississippi-history", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "eley-guild-hardy", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cooke-douglass-farr-lemons", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dale-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "perkins-will", "role": "architecture", "note": "As The Freelon Group", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-design-minds", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "multi-screen theater film", "visitor reflection booth" ], "summary": "The Museum of Mississippi History, a new building on the state's bicentennial-era Two Mississippi Museums campus in Jackson, Mississippi, opened December 9, 2017; the building was designed by a coalition of Mississippi architecture firms in association with The Freelon Group (Perkins&Will), exhibits by The Design Minds, with media production by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "Northern Light Productions produced 45 audiovisual programs for the museum, including multi-screen theater films featuring contemporary Mississippians such as Myrlie Evers and Morgan Freeman, interactive exhibits, and a visitor reflection booth with a custom content management system.\n", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museum_of_Mississippi_History", "https://thedesignminds.com/project-mississippi/", "https://nlprod.com/item/museum-of-mississippi-history/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-modern-art-unsupervised", "name": "Unsupervised", "venue": "museum-of-modern-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "refik-anadol-studio", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "AI data sculpture trained on the publicly available data of MoMA's collection, displayed on a 24-foot-square LED wall in the Gund Lobby.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "machine-learning generative media", "large-format LED display" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "\"Unsupervised,\" a temporary installation by Refik Anadol Studio at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, ran from November 19, 2022 to October 29, 2023; the machine-learning artwork continuously generated imagery from data derived from MoMA's collection.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.moma.org/calendar/exhibitions/5535", "https://news.artnet.com/art-world/refik-anadol-unsupervised-moma-2242329" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-money-dallas-core", "name": "MoMoney Core Exhibits", "venue": "museum-of-money-dallas", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "luci-creative", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fivestone-studios", "role": "media-design", "note": "6 Unity-engine interactive experiences", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "real-time graphics", "interactive kiosk", "motion tracking" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time", "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "MoMoney (Museum of Money), a 28-exhibit interactive museum on the history and mechanics of money, opened February 20, 2026 at 501 Elm Street in downtown Dallas, Texas; exhibit design led by Luci Creative with Fivestone Studios (interactive media) and Ravenswood Studio (fabrication), AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dallasinnovates.com/momoney-rolls-in-museum-of-money-to-open-in-downtown-dallas/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/museum-of-money", "https://www.livedesignonline.com/news/fivestone-studios-luci-and-partners-deliver-next-generation-interactive-experiences-new-museum", "https://museumofmoney.com/about" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-pop-culture-cant-look-away-dracula", "name": "Can't Look Away: Bram Stoker's Dracula Manuscript, Music of Horror, and Scream Booth Experience", "venue": "museum-of-pop-culture", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "curious-beast", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Can't Look Away, a horror-themed exhibition with three interactive digital experiences, opened at Seattle's EMP Museum (now Museum of Pop Culture) in 2011, designed by Belle & Wissell with exhibit design by Curious Beast.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/cant-look-away/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-pop-culture-experience-music-project", "name": "Experience Music Project", "venue": "museum-of-pop-culture", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2000, "credits": [ { "firm": "gehry-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "Three interactive media experiences for the museum's opening", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touch interfaces", "interactive media" ], "summary": "Experience Music Project (now the Museum of Pop Culture), designed by Frank Gehry and commissioned by Paul Allen, opened at Seattle Center on June 23, 2000; Second Story designed three interactive media experiences for the museum.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.historylink.org/file/5424", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museum_of_Pop_Culture", "https://2s-archive.rzrfs.com/work/experience-music-project" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-pop-culture-fantasy-worlds-of-myth-and-magic", "name": "Fantasy: Worlds of Myth and Magic", "venue": "museum-of-pop-culture", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lead-pencil-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Fantasy: Worlds of Myth and Magic, an exhibition of four interactive experiences (Archetypes Interactive, Wizard's Table, Mapmaker, Fantasy Photobooth), opened at Seattle's EMP Museum (now Museum of Pop Culture) in 2013, with interactive design by Belle & Wissell and exhibit design by Lead Pencil Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/worlds-of-myth-and-magic/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-pop-culture-icons-of-science-fiction", "name": "Icons of Science Fiction: Exploratory Digital Experience", "venue": "museum-of-pop-culture", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Icons of Science Fiction, an interactive touchscreen station exploring sci-fi media curated by MoPOP staff, opened at Seattle's EMP Museum (now Museum of Pop Culture) in 2012, designed by Belle & Wissell.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/icons-of-science-fiction/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-pop-culture-wayfinding", "name": "MoPOP Wayfinding", "venue": "museum-of-pop-culture", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews redesigned the wayfinding system for the Frank Gehry-designed Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP) in Seattle, completed in 2015, using a swappable band system to address navigation challenges from multiple entrances and inconsistent interior spaces.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/mopop/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-science-and-history-genesis", "name": "MOSH Genesis", "venue": "museum-of-science-and-history", "project_type": "new-building", "status": "announced", "year_expected": 2028, "credits": [ { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design partnership with kasper architects + associates; specific scope division between the two firms not stated in public sources", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kasper-architects-and-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "Jacksonville-based local architect, design partnership with DLR Group. .", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "scape", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "MOSH Genesis, a new home for the Museum of Science & History on the Northbank riverfront at the Jacksonville Shipyards in Jacksonville, Florida, was unveiled in design in 2022 and is expected to open in summer 2028; architecture by DLR Group in a design partnership with kasper architects + associates, with landscape architecture by SCAPE.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/museum-of-science-history/", "https://www.dlrgroup.com/firm-news/mosh-renderings-revealed/", "https://blooloop.com/museum/in-depth/mosh-genesis/", "https://developjacksonville.com/mosh-new-location/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-science-and-industry-chicago-u-505", "name": "U-505 Submarine Exhibit", "venue": "griffin-museum-of-science-and-industry", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "christopher-chadbourne-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The U-505 Submarine exhibit, a new 27,000 sq ft underground pavilion built to house the restored WWII German submarine at the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, reopened June 5, 2005, exhibit design by Christopher Chadbourne & Associates and lighting by Available Light.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.availablelight.com/work/u-505", "https://www.msichicago.org/explore/whats-here/exhibits/u-505-submarine/exhibit/restoration-relocation/relocating-the-u-505" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-science-and-industry-chicago-you-the-experience", "name": "YOU! The Experience (Giant Heart)", "venue": "griffin-museum-of-science-and-industry", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV for the Giant Heart interactive: five blended projectors on a shaped perforated surface, two blended rear-background projectors, a 7th Sense playback system, six-channel audio, and touchscreen visitor/staff interfaces\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "blended projection", "touchscreen interactives", "real-time biometric sync" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment", "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "\"YOU! The Experience,\" a 15,000-square-foot exhibition centered on a reimagined walk-in Giant Heart, opened at the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago in 2009, designed by Thinc Design with AV integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/you-the-experience", "https://bbinet.com/works/cmsi-giant-heart/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-science-boston-arctic-adventure", "name": "Arctic Adventure: Exploring with Technology", "venue": "museum-of-science-boston", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "Real-time Unity-driven multimedia, interactive game-engine stations, and control system for a four-zone permanent gallery; first step of the Blue Wing renovation.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "adirondack-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Scenographic decor fabrication and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "Unity", "projection mapping", "real-time interactive media", "motion sensing" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment", "interactive-installation", "real-time" ], "platforms": [ "unity" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award, Interactive Experiences", "year": 2021, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/arctic-adventure-exploring-with-technology/" } ], "summary": "Arctic Adventure: Exploring with Technology, a permanent interactive exhibition simulating Arctic field research, opened December 2020 at the Museum of Science, Boston, designed by Moment Factory.\n", "description": "Visitors pass through a multisensory ice cave into a \"phygital\" Arctic environment built on a Unity game engine synced to immersive soundscapes and dynamic lighting for a day/night cycle. Interactive stations let visitors use analog and digital tools — drones, hydrophones, ground-penetrating radar, ice-core drills — to analyze climate data, and a virtual ice-field crossing gives real-time feedback on footing. The exhibition marked the first phase of the museum's Blue Wing renovation and won an SEGD 2021 Honor Award in the Interactive Experiences category.\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/arctic-adventure-exploring-with-technology/", "https://www.mos.org/visit/exhibits/arctic-adventure-exploring-technology", "https://frameweb.com/project/arctic-adventure-museum-of-science-boston-moment-factory" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-science-boston-dall-e", "name": "DALL-E", "venue": "museum-of-science-boston", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Design and development of an interactive \"black box\" gallery space using projection mapping and Lidar motion tracking, letting visitors explore generative AI through personalized image creation. Third Moment Factory collaboration with the museum, following Arctic Adventure (2020) and Innovation: Earth.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "motion tracking", "generative AI" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment", "interactive-installation", "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "DALL-E, an interactive AI-art installation in the Museum of Science, Boston's programmable Immersive Gallery, opened in 2023, designed by Moment Factory.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/dall-e", "https://www.mos.org" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-science-boston-engineering-design-workshop", "name": "Engineering Design Workshop, Powered by MathWorks", "venue": "museum-of-science-boston", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "hand-drawn animation", "documentary film" ], "summary": "Engineering Design Workshop, Powered by MathWorks, a permanent exhibition at the Museum of Science, Boston, opened in 2021 as part of the museum's Blue Wing transformation; Northern Light Productions produced its film content.\n", "description": "Northern Light Productions developed six short films called \"Engineering Stories\" demonstrating how professionals apply engineering to real-world problem-solving, filmed at locations ranging from robotics facilities to climbing gyms, featuring hand-drawn animations and origami-inspired animated titles.\n", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/museum-science-boston-mathworks-stem-exhibit/", "https://yesblog.mos.org/exploring-an-engineering-career-with-the-engineering-design-workshop-powered-by-mathworks", "https://nlprod.com/item/museum-of-science-boston/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-science-boston-human-body-theater", "name": "Human Body Theater", "venue": "museum-of-science-boston", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "monadnock-media", "role": "media-design", "note": "Exhibit design collaboration, media experience design and production, technical systems design and oversight, and immersive theater design for a 10,000 sq ft multi-dimensional projection theater on human biology, developed in collaboration with the Museum of Science's in-house team", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "multi-dimensional projection", "immersive theater" ], "summary": "The Human Body Theater, a 10,000 sq ft immersive-projection theater within the Museum of Science, Boston's Hall of Human Life, opened in November 2013, produced by Monadnock Media in collaboration with the museum's in-house exhibit team.\n", "description": "The theater uses multi-dimensional projection to create the illusion of depth while exploring the workings of the human body, with a light-hearted, accessible approach.\n", "sources": [ "https://monadnock.org/project/human-body-theater", "https://www.mos.org/visit/exhibits/hall-human-life" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-sex-miami-design", "name": "Museum of Sex Miami", "venue": "museum-of-sex-miami", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design concepts for temporary exhibition space and galleries", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Museum of Sex Miami, a satellite outpost of the New York-based private museum, opened in Miami, Florida in 2024; Snøhetta produced design concepts for the exterior, lobby and retail store, temporary exhibition space, and galleries.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.snohetta.com/projects/museum-of-sex-miami" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-surrey-td-explore-zone", "name": "TD Explore Zone", "venue": "museum-of-surrey", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "holman-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Design-build partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "TD Explore Zone, an interactive children's gallery at the Museum of Surrey in Surrey, British Columbia, opened in 2018; a design-build collaboration between Reich+Petch and Holman Exhibits featuring six local Surrey environments.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/museum-of-surrey-td-explore-zone/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-american-revolution-core-exhibits", "name": "Museum of the American Revolution Core Exhibitions", "venue": "museum-of-the-american-revolution", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "robert-a-m-stern-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "history-associates", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Image acquisition and licensing (~500 historic images from 150+ repositories)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive exhibits including Posters of Protest, African American Stories, Seasons of Independence, and Arms of Independence", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sh-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Acoustic design services to create superior sound quality and control in both the theaters and permanent exhibit spaces.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Lower confidence — Available Light's own project page 404s on the rebuilt site; sourced via a secondary trade-press piece only.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen interactives", "projection", "explorable photography", "robotic artifact photography" ], "summary": "The Museum of the American Revolution, a 118,000-square-foot building designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, opened in Philadelphia on April 19, 2017, with core exhibitions designed by HealyKohler Design, fabricated by kubik maltbie, and featuring interactive media by Bluecadet and films by Donna Lawrence Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.amrevmuseum.org", "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/museum-of-the-american-revolution", "https://technical.ly/startups/museum-of-the-american-revolution-philadelphia-bluecadet/", "https://www.ramsa.com/projects/project/museum-american-revolution", "https://www.healykohler.com/project/museum-of-the-american-revolution/", "https://kubikmaltbie.com/project/museum-of-the-american-revolution/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/museum-of-the-american-revolution", "https://www.prweb.com/releases/2015/03/prweb12612615.htm", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/12811-museum-of-the-american-revolution-by-robert-am-stern-architects", "https://shacoustics.com/museum-of-the-american-revolution/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-american-revolution-cost-of-revolution", "name": "Cost of Revolution: The Life and Death of an Irish Soldier", "venue": "museum-of-the-american-revolution", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "steve-feldman-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Cost of Revolution: The Life and Death of an Irish Soldier,\" a temporary exhibition on Richard St. George, ran October 2019 through March 17, 2020 at the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia, designed by Steve Feldman Design and fabricated by Art Guild.\n", "description": "Custom archival casework with integral LED lighting, wall murals, graphic panels, reader rails, and flipbook interactive stations display St. George's own artwork and artifacts collected from multiple countries.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.artguildinc.com/2019/10/16/new-moar-exhibit-explores-trans-atlantic-impact-of-american-revolution/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-bible-core-exhibits", "name": "Museum of the Bible Core Exhibits", "venue": "museum-of-the-bible", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "More than 40 AV-driven exhibits across the museum's seven public floors", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Designed Bible Now, the reactive media gallery on the Floor 2 'Impact of the Bible' exhibit; content developed in consultation with scholarly advisors led by Gordon Campbell, Ph.D. and Byron R. Johnson, Ph.D.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-prd-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Directed a team of a dozen creative firms in developing 100,000 sq ft of exhibitions across the museum, including three galleries of artifacts from the Vatican Library and the Israel Antiquities Authority", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Exhibit lighting designer for the Impact Gallery, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibit fabricator for the Impact Gallery specifically, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Supplied, installed, focused, and programmed the overhead and integral lighting of the Impact Gallery's 9-foot-high, 180-foot-long narrative tapestry (gobo projection).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sh-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Sole exhibit-based acoustics consultant, providing acoustical design services for all four primary exhibit galleries and exhibit audio-design/calibration services for two of the four galleries.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreens", "360-degree panoramic projection", "handheld personalized tour devices" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The Museum of the Bible, a 430,000 sq ft museum in Washington, DC, opened November 17, 2017; The PRD Group directed exhibit design and content development across the building, Electrosonic designed, built, and integrated AV systems for more than 40 exhibits, C&G Partners designed the Bible Now reactive media gallery on the Floor 2 \"Impact of the Bible\" exhibit, and Design and Production Incorporated fabricated the exhibits.\n", "description": "Bible Now, part of the Floor 2 \"Impact of the Bible\" exhibit, is a 360-degree, full-height, constantly-changing panorama of digital information exploring Scripture's contemporary impact in real time — live social media feeds, aggregated data from Bible app users, a 24-hour time-lapse of Jerusalem, and interactive tables where visitors contribute their own responses.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.smithgroup.com/news/2017/museum-of-the-bible-opens-in-washington-dc", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/museum-of-the-bible", "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/bible-now-reactive-media-space/", "https://www.museumofthebible.org/press-releases/floor-2-impact-of-the-bible-bible-now", "https://theprdgroup.com/project/museum-of-the-bible/", "https://d-and-p.com/human-history", "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/32", "https://shacoustics.com/museum-of-the-bible/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-bible-hebrew-bible-experience", "name": "Floor 3: Stories of the Bible — The Hebrew Bible Experience", "venue": "museum-of-the-bible", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Concept development, design detail, production, immersive media production, fabrication, installation, and technical systems for the Hebrew Bible Experience, per BRC's own project page.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "theatrical rooms", "immersive media", "surround sound", "theatrical lighting" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "TEA Thea Award — Outstanding Achievement, Museum Exhibit", "year": 2020, "source": "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/26th-annual-thea-award-recipients" } ], "summary": "The Hebrew Bible Experience, a 15-scene immersive walkthrough on Floor 3 of the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC, opened with the museum on November 17, 2017, designed and produced by BRC Imagination Arts; it received a 2020 Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Museum Exhibit category.\n", "description": "Part of the museum's Floor 3 \"Stories of the Bible\" experience, distinct from the Floor 2 \"Impact of the Bible\" exhibits already recorded under Museum of the Bible Core Exhibits. Guests move through a series of theatrical rooms and multimedia environments depicting narratives from the Hebrew Bible, developed with a team of international scholars and rabbis.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.brcweb.com/project/stories-of-the-bible/", "https://www.museumofthebible.org/press-releases/floor-3-stories-of-the-bible-hebrew-bible", "https://www.linkedin.com/posts/museumofbible_we-are-honored-that-the-hebrew-bible-experience-activity-6689186877649551361-jZ14", "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/26th-annual-thea-award-recipients" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-bible-history-of-the-bible", "name": "Floor 4: History of the Bible Exhibit", "venue": "museum-of-the-bible", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-prd-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "History of the Bible, the Floor 4 gallery of the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC, opened 2018; exhibit design by The PRD Group and lighting by Available Light.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.availablelight.com/work/museum-of-the-bible-history-of-the-bible-exhibit" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-bible-lobby-digital-ceiling", "name": "Floor 1 Lobby and Digital Ceiling", "venue": "museum-of-the-bible", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "technomedia", "role": "media-design", "note": "Independently sourced via arc-magazine.com; a separate independent source (WPS/Washington Professional Systems' own case study) describes itself as lead AV integrator for the same lobby without mentioning Technomedia — read as complementary (overall integration vs. ceiling content specifically) rather than contradictory, but not a clean single-source confirmation\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED ceiling" ], "summary": "The Museum of the Bible's Floor 1 lobby, featuring 40-foot bronze doors and a 140-200 foot digital LED ceiling, opened with the museum in 2017; digital ceiling content design by Technomedia. Distinct from the venue's other existing floor-level exhibit records.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://arc-magazine.com/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-bible-sacred-liberty", "name": "Sacred Liberty (The Bible & America 250)", "venue": "museum-of-the-bible", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-design-minds", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Role inferred by pattern from a collective collaborator credit; not explicitly sourced", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Sacred Liberty,\" a new exhibition at the Museum of the Bible, Washington, DC marking America's 250th anniversary, opened July 3, 2026; credited via Trivium Interactive's own project page to The Design Minds, Trivium Interactive, and Capitol Museum Services, without individual roles specified.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://triviuminteractive.com/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york-city-of-faith", "name": "City of Faith: Religion, Activism, and Urban Space", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"City of Faith: Religion, Activism, and Urban Space,\" an exhibition on the intersection of religion and public space with a focus on South Asian American communities, opened at the Museum of the City of New York in November 2022, designed by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "Isometric Studio designed bold, colorful exhibition graphics and multilingual typography incorporating Urdu, Bangla, Arabic, and Hindi scripts inspired by immigrant neighborhood signage, curated by Mellon Curatorial Fellow Azra Dawood.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/city-of-faith", "https://www.mcny.org/exhibition/city-faith", "https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2022/11/03/2548132/0/en/Museum-of-the-City-of-New-York-Presents-City-of-Faith-Religion-Activism-and-Urban-Space.html" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york-germ-city", "name": "Germ City: Microbes and the Metropolis", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Germ City: Microbes and the Metropolis,\" a 4,400-square-foot exhibition on the history of infectious disease in New York City produced with the New York Academy of Medicine and Wellcome Collection, opened at the Museum of the City of New York in 2018, designed by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "The exhibition design includes a curvilinear table display system, gradient-painted gallery walls, and four interactive \"microbe tables\" in a reading-room-style space.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/germ-city-exhibition", "https://www.mcny.org" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york-new-york-now-home", "name": "New York, Now: Home", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "supergraphic screens (JFK Terminal 4 outpost)" ], "summary": "\"New York, Now: Home,\" an exhibition featuring steel-and-oak roof trusses and temporary exhibition walls, opened at the Museum of the City of New York in 2023, designed by Isometric Studio, with a secondary outpost at JFK Airport Terminal 4.\n", "description": "Isometric Studio designed the exhibition's roof-truss architecture and typography featuring the words \"New York\" in a centripetal, lens-like configuration; a companion installation at JFK Terminal 4 played animations on supergraphic screens.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/new-york-now-home", "https://www.mcny.org" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york-renovation", "name": "Renovation and Restoration", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "brandston-partnership", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "quennell-rothschild-and-partners", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A phased renovation and restoration of the Museum of the City of New York, completed 2015; architecture by Ennead Architects with exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ennead.com/work/mcny/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york-robert-rauschenbergs-new-york", "name": "Robert Rauschenberg's New York: Pictures from the Real World", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Robert Rauschenberg's New York: Pictures from the Real World,\" an exhibition of the artist's photographs presented in partnership with the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation for his centennial, opened at the Museum of the City of New York in September 2025, designed by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "Isometric Studio's exhibition architecture centers on an H-shaped abstraction of a screen-printing screen as the central structural element, framing the artist's photographs, curated by Sean Corcoran.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/robert-rauschenbergs-new-york", "https://www.mcny.org/exhibition/robert-rauschenbergs-new-york" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york-starlight", "name": "Starlight", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "studio-1thousand", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Independent source (Architizer) credits Studio 1Thousand as lighting consultant; Studio Joseph's own site instead labels them \"Fabrication\" — the independent source's role is used here. .\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED" ], "summary": "Starlight, a 5,283-point LED chandelier at the Museum of the City of New York's entrance replacing the museum's original chandelier, installed 2013; architecture by Studio Joseph, lighting by Studio 1Thousand.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.mcny.org/exhibition/starlight", "https://architizer.com/projects/starlight-1/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york-this-is-new-york", "name": "This Is New York: 100 Years of the City in Art and Pop Culture", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architectural Design, per MCNY's own credit list", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dome-collective", "role": "media-design", "note": "Conceived, designed, and produced three interactive media installations: a projection-mapped title wall, a digital bookshelf, and 'Songs of New York,' a five-borough interactive sound installation; credited by MCNY as 'Interactive Design'", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-cuttlefish", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Audio Visual Integration and Installation, per MCNY's own credit list and the firm's own portfolio page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "radicalmedia", "role": "content-production", "note": "Produced the 'You Are Here' interactive component, per MCNY's own credit list.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "technical-artistry", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Lighting Design and Installation, per MCNY's own credit list.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "james-sanders-studio", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Curated the 'Scenes from the City' component, per MCNY's own credit list; closest vocabulary fit for a curatorial credit.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "outpost-digital-ny", "role": "content-production", "note": "Post-production services, per MCNY's own credit list.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "interactive sound installation", "touchscreen digital bookshelf" ], "summary": "This Is New York: 100 Years of the City in Art and Pop Culture, a centennial exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York exploring the city's legacy in art and pop culture, opened May 26, 2023, with architectural design by Studio Joseph, interactive media design by Dome, and fabrication by Southside Design + Build.\n", "description": "MCNY's own credit list for the exhibition also names Williams Brothers (gallery preparation and painting), several reproduction/graphics-printing vendors (Creative Graphic Services, Digital Data Depot, Full Point Graphics, Laumont Photographics, Tony Vaccaro Studio), type foundry Dinamo GmbH (exhibition font, non-US), and JT Robinette (art and artifacts collections management, an individual) — omitted from credits above as print/production vendors and an individual collections manager rather than design/production firms under the roles vocabulary, per research methodology's target-firm criteria.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.mcny.org/this-is-new-york-behind-the-scenes", "https://www.mcny.org/exhibition/new-york-100", "https://news.artnet.com/art-world/this-is-new-york-museum-of-the-city-of-new-york-2316920", "https://www.thecuttlefish.com/portfolio/this-is-new-york" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york-who-we-are", "name": "Who We Are: Visualizing NYC by the Numbers", "venue": "museum-of-the-city-of-new-york", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "parz-designs", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "media-design", "note": "\"What Counts,\" a commissioned interactive installation (projection + iPad survey, led by partner Giorgia Lupi) within the overall exhibition designed by Isometric Studio, not the exhibition as a whole\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "data visualization", "interactive touchscreens", "projection" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award, Exhibition", "year": 2020, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/who-we-are-visualizing-nyc-numbers/" } ], "summary": "Who We Are: Visualizing NYC by the Numbers, a temporary exhibition on the 2020 U.S. Census told through data-visualization artworks, opened at the Museum of the City of New York in November 2019, designed by Isometric Studio; it received a 2020 SEGD Global Design Award Merit Award in the Exhibition category.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/who-we-are-visualizing-nyc-numbers/", "https://www.mcny.org/exhibition/who-we-are", "https://isometricstudio.com/who-we-are-exhibition" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-future-dubai-core", "name": "Museum of the Future Core Exhibits", "venue": "museum-of-the-future-dubai", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "atelier-bruckner", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "avi-spl", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AVI-SPL Middle East", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "Museum of the Future, a science and technology museum in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, opened February 2022, with exhibit design by Atelier Brückner and AV integration by AVI-SPL Middle East.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://avispl.com/resources/case-studies/museum-of-the-future-case-study/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-moving-image-behind-the-screen", "name": "Behind the Screen (renovation and expansion)", "venue": "museum-of-the-moving-image", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "thomas-leeser-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "scharff-weisberg", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Cinema projection, digital cinema servers, and the \"Behind the Screen\" exhibition AV systems", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "cinema projection", "HD stereoscopic 3D", "interactive touch panels" ], "summary": "The Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, New York reopened January 15, 2011 after an expansion designed by architect Thomas Leeser, with a redesigned \"Behind the Screen\" core exhibition; Electrosonic provided AV design, engineering, and systems integration throughout the museum.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museum_of_the_Moving_Image", "https://movingimage.org/about/museum-history/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/museum-of-the-moving-image" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-moving-image-momi-lab", "name": "MoMI LAB", "venue": "museum-of-the-moving-image", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lopergolo-and-bartling-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "MoMI LAB, a new gallery at the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens, NY, opened 2026; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, architecture by Lopergolo & Bartling Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/", "https://movingimage.org/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-moving-image-touch-objects", "name": "Touch Objects Program", "venue": "museum-of-the-moving-image", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "prime-access-consulting", "role": "accessibility-consulting", "note": "Ran a two-phase engagement (January–August 2024): a \"Practice of Inclusion\" staff workshop series, then establishment of a Disability Community Advisory Group and two rounds of community-led prototyping that produced nine accessible touch objects from the museum's collection (including a Hannibal Lecter stunt mask, Muppet construction materials, a Hound's Helm from Game of Thrones, and a Bell & Howell 8mm projector) plus an accessible microsite with tactile descriptions; the work evolved into a recurring monthly touch program.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touch objects" ], "summary": "The Museum of the Moving Image's Touch Objects Program, developed with Prime Access Consulting and a Disability Community Advisory Group in 2024, produced nine accessible touch objects and a recurring monthly touch experience.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://pac.bz/projects/capacity-building-and-touch-objects/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-portuguese-language-building", "name": "Museum of the Portuguese Language", "venue": "museum-of-the-portuguese-language", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "concept originated with Ralph Appelbaum personally", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Museum of the Portuguese Language, at Estação da Luz in São Paulo, Brazil, opened March 2006; design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, whose founder originated the concept.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/museum-of-the-portuguese-language", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museum_of_the_Portuguese_Language" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-rockies-cretaceous-crossroads", "name": "Cretaceous Crossroads", "venue": "museum-of-the-rockies", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "bluewater-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design-build lead: project planning, interpretive planning, content development, exhibit/graphic design, media & technology, lighting design, mount making", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bluewater-studio", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lord-cultural-resources", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "weatherstonbruer-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Gallery designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "AV interactives", "augmented reality", "microscope stations" ], "summary": "Cretaceous Crossroads, a 2,300-square-foot permanent paleontology exhibition at the Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman, Montana, opened July 2, 2025, the museum's first new primary paleontology exhibition in over a decade; interpretive planning by Lord Cultural Resources, with Bluewater Studio leading design-build (exhibit design, media, and fabrication) alongside gallery designer WeatherstonBruer Associates.\n", "description": "The exhibition explores three Montana geologic formations (Two Medicine, Judith River, and Bearpaw) spanning roughly 72 to 82 million years ago, using real fossil material, 3D prints, casts, murals, an augmented reality piece, and discovery drawers, featuring specimens including a mounted Maiasaura and a 30-foot Daspletosaurus horneri.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.lord.ca/projects/project-experience/museum-of-the-rockies", "https://www.montana.edu/news/24641/museum-of-the-rockies-debuts-new-paleontology-exhibition-cretaceous-crossroads", "https://bluewater.studio/museum-of-the-rockies/", "https://museumoftherockies.org/exhibitions/cretaceous-crossroads" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-shenandoah-valley-becoming-patsy-cline", "name": "Becoming Patsy Cline", "venue": "museum-of-the-shenandoah-valley", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-design-minds", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Becoming Patsy Cline,\" a temporary exhibition at the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley, Winchester, VA, opened August 30, 2013; exhibit design by The Design Minds (Design Minds of Fairfax, Virginia).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.themsv.org/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-the-southern-jewish-experience-core", "name": "Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience", "venue": "museum-of-the-southern-jewish-experience", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Designed and produced seven interactive media exhibits, including Community Quilt Interactive (2021 SEMC Technology Competition Gold award) and State by State Interactive.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEMC Exhibition Competition — Gold", "year": 2021, "source": "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/museum-of-the-southern-jewish-experience/" } ], "technologies": [ "media interactives", "touchscreen kiosks" ], "summary": "The Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience, the first dedicated museum telling the story of Jewish immigrants across the American South, opened May 27, 2021 in New Orleans; exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, with fabrication, AV integration, and lighting by Solomon Group, and interactive media exhibits by Cortina Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/museum-of-the-southern-jewish-experience", "https://jewishinsider.com/2021/05/new-orleans-museum-of-southern-jewish-experience/", "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/museum-of-the-southern-jewish-experience/", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2023%20IA%20Shortlist.pdf" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-tolerance-jerusalem-building", "name": "Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem", "venue": "museum-of-tolerance-jerusalem", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "chyutin-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Bracha Chyutin, Michael Chyutin, Jacques Dahan, Ariel Noyman, with Yigal Levi Architects and HB3 Associates as architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "l-observatoire-international", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem, in the Mamilla neighborhood, opened in 2023; L'Observatoire International designed interior lighting for its public spaces (two auditoriums, lobby, cafe, shop) and landscaped plaza, involved since the project's inception.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://lobsintl.com/project/museum-of-tolerance-jerusalem/", "https://darcawards.com/portfolio/museum-of-tolerance-israel/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-tolerance-la-social-lab", "name": "The Claudia and Nelson Peltz Social Lab", "venue": "museum-of-tolerance-la", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "yazdani-studio-of-cannondesign", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hlb-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sierra-construction", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreens", "POV projection mapping", "rear-projection displays", "four-sided projection glass cube" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment", "interactive-installation" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award", "year": 2022, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/social-lab-at-the-museum-of-tolerance/" } ], "summary": "The Claudia and Nelson Peltz Social Lab, a 10,000-square-foot interactive exhibition on social responsibility, opened at the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles in August 2021; exhibit and media design by Unified Field, with architecture by Yazdani Studio of CannonDesign and AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "Sixteen sequential media-driven experiences guide visitors through themes of bias, empathy, and civic participation, including a POV projection exercise, a \"We The People\" interactive history wall, collaborative Forum activity tables, and Empathy Vending Machines.\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/social-lab-at-the-museum-of-tolerance/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/the-claudia-nelson-peltz-social-lab-museum-of-tolerance", "https://hlblighting.com/project/museum-of-tolerance-social-lab/", "https://www.unifiedfield.com/projects/motla" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-tomorrow-rio-building", "name": "Museum of Tomorrow (Museu do Amanhã)", "venue": "museum-of-tomorrow-rio", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "santiago-calatrava", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Museum of Tomorrow (Museu do Amanhã), Rio de Janeiro, opened December 2015; architecture by Santiago Calatrava, with full permanent exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/museum-of-tomorrow", "https://www.archdaily.com" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-utah-collection-facility", "name": "Museum of Utah and Collection Facility", "venue": "museum-of-utah", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "vcbo-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-design-minds", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "content-production", "note": "Video production direction", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Museum of Utah and Collection Facility, a new state history museum on the Utah State Capitol Complex in Salt Lake City, opened June 22, 2026; architecture by VCBO Architecture, museum exhibit design by The Design Minds, exhibit fabrication by Capitol Museum Services, and video production direction by RLMG.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://reflexion.thenewslinkgroup.org/museum-of-utah-and-collection-facility/", "https://www.deseret.com/utah/2026/06/24/museum-of-utah-grand-opening/" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-vancouver-stanley-park-blowdown", "name": "Stanley Park Blow Down (The Unnatural History of Stanley Park)", "venue": "museum-of-vancouver", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Designed, programmed, and installed an interactive telescope-navigation exhibit and a motion-triggered interactive audio \"Blow Down\" gallery.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Theatrical luminaires, gobos, and color filters accenting the Blow Down gallery's audio experience.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive telescope navigation", "motion-sensor triggered audio", "gobo projection" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Stanley Park Blow Down, part of the Museum of Vancouver's \"The Unnatural History of Stanley Park\" exhibition (September 2008-February 2009), featured an interactive telescope-navigation display of park imagery and a motion-triggered audio memorial gallery responding to the 2006 Stanley Park windstorm; Eos Lightmedia designed and installed both interactive elements.\n", "description": "Two modified coin-operated telescopes served as an optical \"mouse\" letting visitors browse floating public-submitted images and video of Stanley Park; a separate \"Blow Down\" gallery used motion sensors to trigger an interactive audio experience memorializing the windstorm that felled 40% of the park's trees.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/78", "https://museumofvancouver.ca/the-unnatural-history-of-stanley-park" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-wisconsin-art-building", "name": "Museum of Wisconsin Art", "venue": "museum-of-wisconsin-art", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The 31,000 sq ft Museum of Wisconsin Art building in West Bend, Wisconsin, opened April 6, 2013; architecture by HGA (design lead Jim Shields).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.wisconsinacademy.org/magazine/grand-reopening-museum-wisconsin-art", "https://www.archdaily.com/459172/museum-of-wisconsin-art-mowa-hga-architects-and-engineers" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-world-religions-building", "name": "Museum of World Religions", "venue": "museum-of-world-religions-taipei", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2001, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "content developed with Harvard's Center for the Study of World Religions", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Museum of World Religions, Yonghe District (New Taipei), Taiwan, opened in 2001; full building and exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, developed in collaboration with Harvard's Center for the Study of World Religions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/museum-of-world-religions", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museum_of_World_Religions" ] }, { "id": "museum-of-world-religions-taipei-core", "name": "Museum of World Religions Core Exhibits", "venue": "museum-of-world-religions-taipei", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2001, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Media environment package including the \"Origins\" signature film and the Great Hall video-tower installation\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Museum of World Religions in New Taipei, Taiwan, opened November 2001, with exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates and media production by Donna Lawrence Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/museum-of-world-religions", "https://dlproductions.com/projects/museum-of-world-religions/" ] }, { "id": "muskoka-discovery-centre-watershed-wonders", "name": "Watershed Wonders", "venue": "muskoka-discovery-centre", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "expographiq", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Design-build partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Watershed Wonders, a 1,100-square-foot nature-focused exhibit at the Muskoka Discovery Centre in Gravenhurst, Ontario, opened in 2018; design-build delivery by Reich+Petch and Expographiq, with content developed alongside the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, the District of Muskoka Watershed Council, and Friends of the Watershed.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/muskoka-discovery-centre-watershed-wonders/" ] }, { "id": "muzeiko-core", "name": "Muzeiko Core Exhibits", "venue": "muzeiko", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Principal contractor", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Architectural and exhibit lighting", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lee-h-skolnick-design-and-architecture-partnership", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Bulgarian Building of the Year — Educational/Infrastructure", "year": 2015, "source": "https://www.availablelight.com/work/muzeiko-childrens-museum-of-bulgaria-exhibit-architecture" }, { "award": "IES National Award of Merit", "year": 2017, "source": "https://www.availablelight.com/work/muzeiko-childrens-museum-of-bulgaria-exhibit-architecture" } ], "summary": "Muzeiko, Bulgaria's first interactive children's science museum, opened in Sofia in 2015; Kubik Maltbie was principal contractor for exhibit fabrication and installation, with architecture and exhibit lighting by Available Light and architecture by Lee H. Skolnick Design + Architecture Partnership.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://kubikmaltbie.com/project/muzeiko-the-childrens-museum-of-bulgaria/", "https://www.availablelight.com/work/muzeiko-childrens-museum-of-bulgaria-exhibit-architecture" ] }, { "id": "mwabwindo-school-building", "name": "Mwabwindo School", "venue": "mwabwindo-school", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "selldorf-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "renfro-design-group", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A school building in Mwabwindo Village, Zambia, designed by Selldorf Architects with the +14 Foundation, with lighting design by Renfro Design Group, completed in 2019.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.renfrodesign.com/portfolio" ] }, { "id": "mystic-aquarium-challenge-of-the-deep", "name": "Challenge of the Deep", "venue": "mystic-aquarium", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 1999, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "xenon", "role": "media-design", "note": "Floating-image media, interactive videos, and animations", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dennis-earl-moore-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Immersive spherical 'Dive Theatre' video production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "floating-image media", "spherical dome video" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "Challenge of the Deep, a 20,000-square-foot deep-water exploration exhibition, opened at Mystic Aquarium in Mystic, CT in 1999, designed by Thinc Design.\n", "description": "The exhibition guides visitors from familiar environments into deep-sea settings using immersive media, including a spherical \"Dive Theatre\" video installation, and displays artifacts and specimens from deep-water exploration.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/challenge-of-the-deep" ] }, { "id": "mystic-seaport-monstrous", "name": "Monstrous: Whaling and Its Colossal Impact", "venue": "mystic-seaport", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Lighting design and onsite aiming supervision (as its Abernathy Lighting Design studio), working with the museum's in-house exhibition staff; no other outside design firm named.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Monstrous: Whaling and Its Colossal Impact,\" a 5,000 sq ft exhibition in Mystic Seaport Museum's Collins Gallery in Mystic, Connecticut, opened in 2025 with lighting design by Eos Lightmedia (Abernathy Lighting Design), developed with the museum's in-house exhibition staff.\n", "description": "Centered on a large scratch-board illustration of a whale with embedded imagery, the exhibition explores humanity's historical and modern impact on the sea through the lens of whaling.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/640" ] }, { "id": "mystic-seaport-seachange", "name": "SeaChange", "venue": "mystic-seaport", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "mcmillan-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design firm closed 2018", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media presentation and projection mapping on a 20-foot sail", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping" ], "summary": "SeaChange, the inaugural exhibit in the Collins Gallery of Mystic Seaport Museum's Thompson Exhibition Building in Mystic, Connecticut, opened December 10, 2016; exhibit design by the McMillan Group, projection-mapped media by Trivium Interactive, and fabrication by Mystic Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "SeaChange presented objects from Mystic Seaport's collections that speak to transformation in material, technology, and American culture over 200 years, several displayed for the first time, each paired with a media presentation. A 20-foot sail at the exhibit's opening was projection-mapped by Trivium Interactive. The project won a 2018 Graphis Design Gold award in the Museum category.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.triviuminteractive.com/project/seachange", "https://mysticseaport.org/press-release/mystic-seaport-opens-thompson-exhibition-building/", "https://www.mysticcustomfabrication.com/newsandawards" ] }, { "id": "nab-headquarters-hall-of-fame-lobby", "name": "Hall of Fame Lobby Displays", "venue": "nab-headquarters", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "note": "Base building architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hickok-cole", "role": "architecture", "note": "Interior architect/designer of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "diversified", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "video wall", "LED display", "touchscreen" ], "summary": "NAB's new headquarters at 1 M Street SE in Washington, DC's Navy Yard, designed by HOK (base building) with Hickok Cole (interior), opened April 2020 with a lobby video wall and Hall of Fame touchscreen exhibit by Bluecadet and AV integration by Diversified.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/national-association-broadcasters", "https://hickokcole.com/project/national-association-of-broadcasters-headquarters/", "https://www.radioworld.com/columns-and-views/from-the-editor/check-out-nabs-beautiful-new-headquarters" ] }, { "id": "naismith-basketball-hall-of-fame-original-building", "name": "Basketball Hall of Fame (2002 Building)", "venue": "naismith-memorial-basketball-hall-of-fame", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2002, "credits": [ { "firm": "gwathmey-siegel-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame's riverfront building in Springfield, Massachusetts, designed by Gwathmey Siegel & Associates Architects with lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design, opened September 28, 2002; the galleries were later overhauled in a 2020 renovation led by CambridgeSeven (see the separate renovation record).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.gwathmey-siegel.com/2013/08/naismith-memorial-basketball-hall-of-fame/", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=42" ] }, { "id": "naismith-hall-of-fame-renovation", "name": "Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Renovation", "venue": "naismith-memorial-basketball-hall-of-fame", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "note": "Master planner and architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media content development, original production, project management; lead media partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive stations design: Hall of Honor 400+ inductee interactive, trivia and touchscreen games", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Lighting design for CambridgeSeven, then supply, installation and programming of lighting for the Hall of Honor, Feature Film Theatre, and Themed Lobby Experience.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreens", "LED video wall", "augmented reality" ], "summary": "The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts completed a multimillion-dollar renovation of its galleries, reopening in 2020; CambridgeSeven served as master planner and architect, with media design by Northern Light Productions and RLMG.\n", "description": "Sources differ on whether Northern Light Productions or CambridgeSeven held the exhibit-design role of record on this project; Northern Light Productions' own project page lists itself as exhibit designer, while press coverage of CambridgeSeven's work describes that firm as \"Master Planner, Architect and Exhibit Designer.\" This record credits CambridgeSeven with architecture only and both media firms with media-design, the uncontested roles across sources.\n", "sources": [ "https://nlprod.com/item/naismith-memorial-basketball-hall-of-fame/", "https://www.rlmg.com/work/naismith-memorial-basketball-hall-of-fame", "https://grouptourmagazine.com/news/naismith-memorial-basketball-hall-of-fame-reopens/", "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/10" ] }, { "id": "najh-chasing-dreams", "name": "Chasing Dreams: Baseball & Becoming American", "venue": "national-museum-of-american-jewish-history", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Chasing Dreams: Baseball & Becoming American,\" a traveling exhibition that debuted March 13, 2014 at the National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia; exhibit design by Pure+Applied, fabrication by Explus.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.explusinc.com/portfolio.html", "https://www.nmajh.org/" ] }, { "id": "nantucket-whaling-museum-exhibits", "name": "Nantucket Whaling Museum Exhibits", "venue": "nantucket-whaling-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "martin-sokoloff", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "luce-group", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "A major restoration and expansion of the Nantucket Whaling Museum, the operational center for the Nantucket Historical Association's properties in Nantucket, Massachusetts, completed in 2005; exhibit design by Amaze Design, with architecture by Martin Sokoloff, fabrication by Art Guild, and lighting design by Luce Group.\n", "description": "The exhibits explore Nantucket's whaling heritage across four thematic areas — Making a Living, Peopling the Island, Ideologies, and The Island Resort — and include a 46-foot sperm whale skeleton, a 28-foot authentic 19th-century whaleboat, an 1849 Fresnel lens, and the restored 1847 Hadwen & Barney Oil and Candle Factory.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/nantucket-whaling-museum-kkjfp-6ng9b" ] }, { "id": "narbo-via-building", "name": "Narbo Via", "venue": "narbo-via-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "foster-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Narbo Via, an 8,904-sqm Roman-antiquities museum in Narbonne, France, was completed in 2021 and opened to the public in 2021; architecture is by Foster + Partners.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/973483/narbo-via-museum-foster-plus-partners", "https://www.dezeen.com/2021/12/16/foster-partners-narbo-via-museum-france/", "https://www.fosterandpartners.com/projects/narbo-via" ] }, { "id": "nasa-goddard-visitor-center-data-lens", "name": "Data Lens", "venue": "nasa-goddard-visitor-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "Touchscreen data-visualization interactive letting visitors explore Earth science data through life, air, and water \"lenses.\"\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen interactives", "data visualization" ], "summary": "Data Lens, a touchscreen data-visualization interactive in the Earth Science Gallery at the NASA Goddard Visitor Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, opened in 2018, designed by Bluecadet.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/nasa-data-lens", "https://segd.org/nasa-data-lens", "https://mw18.mwconf.org/glami/nasa-data-lens/" ] }, { "id": "nascar-hall-of-fame-core", "name": "NASCAR Hall of Fame", "venue": "nascar-hall-of-fame", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pei-cobb-freed-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited as Maltbie (a Kubik company)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive media", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "technical-artistry", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, North Carolina, opened May 11, 2010; architecture by Pei Cobb Freed & Partners with Tobin Starr + Partners, exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, fabrication by kubik maltbie.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eventdesignmagazine.com/" ] }, { "id": "nascar-hall-of-fame-engine-ar", "name": "Engine AR", "venue": "nascar-hall-of-fame", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Tablet-based (iPad Air) augmented reality experience overlaying a real Ford FR9 EFI V8 engine on display in the \"Inside NASCAR\" exhibit; built in Unity 3D with ARKit; won a 2020 AAM MUSE Award (AR/VR/Mixed Reality, silver)\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "augmented reality", "ARKit", "real-time particle animation" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "platforms": [ "unity" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Award — Silver, AR/VR/Mixed Reality", "year": 2020, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-recognition/2020-muse-award-winners/" } ], "summary": "Engine AR, installed in 2020 in the \"Inside NASCAR\" exhibit at the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, NC, is a tablet-based augmented reality interactive by Cortina Productions that overlays a real Ford FR9 EFI V8 engine with real-time animation of its internal combustion process; it won a 2020 AAM MUSE Award.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/ar-2020-muse-award/", "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-recognition/2020-muse-award-winners/" ] }, { "id": "nash-house-museum-core", "name": "Nash House Museum", "venue": "nash-house-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "hhl-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Rev. J. Edward Nash Sr. House Museum in Buffalo, New York, opened as a museum May 2007; architecture by HHL Architects, casework/ fabrication by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.newyorkalmanack.com/", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/" ] }, { "id": "nasm-galleries-100-108-renovation", "name": "Galleries 100 and 108 Renovation", "venue": "smithsonian-national-air-and-space-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "25,000 sq ft renovation with custom steel platforms and steel/glass display cases, per CMS's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A 25,000-square-foot renovation of Galleries 100 and 108 at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC, part of the museum's 2018-2022 building-wide transformation; fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/" ] }, { "id": "national-aquarium-blacktip-reef", "name": "Blacktip Reef", "venue": "national-aquarium", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AZA Significant Achievement Award — Exhibit Design", "year": 2014, "source": "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/national-aquarium-of-baltimore-blacktip-reef/" } ], "summary": "Blacktip Reef, a renovation of the National Aquarium's main ocean tank into a 265,000-gallon Indo-Pacific reef habitat with blacktip reef sharks in Baltimore, Maryland, opened July 10, 2013; exhibit design by CambridgeSeven.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/national-aquarium-of-baltimore-blacktip-reef/", "https://aqua.org/contact-us/newsroom/press-releases/2013-03-25-national-aquarium-to-open-12-5-million-blacktip-reef-exhibit-in-baltimores-inner-harbor-in-august" ] }, { "id": "national-aquarium-blue-wonders", "name": "Blue Wonders", "venue": "national-aquarium", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Six touchscreen stations composing collaborative wave-animation phrases about water", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen collaborative display" ], "summary": "Blue Wonders, an interactive touchscreen installation at the National Aquarium in Baltimore, opened in 2013; RLMG designed the media and soundscape, with exhibit design by CambridgeSeven.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/blue-wonders" ] }, { "id": "national-aquarium-floating-wetland-prototype", "name": "Floating Wetland Prototype", "venue": "national-aquarium", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "ayers-saint-gross", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Landscape architecture / environmental design lead; supplemented by engineering and science consultants Biohabitats, McLaren Engineering Group, and Kovacs, Whitney & Associates", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "floating pontoon habitat systems" ], "summary": "A 200 sq ft floating wetland research prototype in Baltimore's Inner Harbor at the National Aquarium, assembled and towed into position in August 2017; designed by a multidisciplinary Ayers Saint Gross-led team, winner of a 2018 ASLA Honor Award for Research, and the direct predecessor to the Aquarium's full-scale 2024 Harbor Wetland.\n", "description": "Shop-fabricated in pieces and assembled at a Middle Branch River shipyard before being towed to the Inner Harbor, the prototype tested a high-performing floating wetland system to support Chesapeake Bay revitalization; it quickly attracted biofilm and species diversity, proving the concept that became Harbor Wetland.\n", "sources": [ "https://ayerssaintgross.com/work/project/national-aquarium-floating-wetlands-prototype/", "https://ayerssaintgross.com/national-aquarium-floating-wetland-prototype-wins-asla-honor-award-for-research", "https://archello.com/news/ayers-saint-gross-completes-restorative-floating-wetland-at-national-aquarium" ] }, { "id": "national-aquarium-harbor-wetland", "name": "Harbor Wetland", "venue": "national-aquarium", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "ayers-saint-gross", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record; original 2014 concept architect was Studio Gang", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ayers-saint-gross", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "The firm's own project page lists Services as Landscape Architecture only (no \"architect of record\" language) — added alongside the press-sourced architecture credit rather than replacing it, since both sources are legitimate but conflict on role framing.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "floating pontoon habitat systems" ], "summary": "Harbor Wetland, a free 10,000-square-foot floating tidal marsh habitat at the National Aquarium in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, opened in August 2024; Ayers Saint Gross served as architect of record on the 12-years-in-the-making, $14M project.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://aqua.org/contact-us/newsroom/press-releases/2024-08-08-national-aquarium-unveils-harbor-wetland-exhibit-recalling-chesapeake-bay-habitat-to-inner-harbor", "https://ayerssaintgross.com/work/project/national-aquarium-harbor-wetland/", "https://www.archdaily.com/1020061/harbor-wetland-ayers-saint-gross" ] }, { "id": "national-aquarium-original-building", "name": "National Aquarium", "venue": "national-aquarium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1981, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Led by Peter Chermayeff, conceptual and exhibit design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The National Aquarium, a purpose-built aquarium on Baltimore's Inner Harbor known for its pyramidal glass roofline, opened August 8, 1981; designed by Cambridge Seven Associates (now CambridgeSeven), building on the firm's earlier work on the New England Aquarium.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.architectmagazine.com/technology/lighting/deep-dive-at-two-aquariums-by-cambridge-seven-associates_o", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Aquarium_(Baltimore)" ] }, { "id": "national-aquarium-west-covington-park", "name": "West Covington Park", "venue": "west-covington-park", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "ayers-saint-gross", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Landscape architecture / site design of the 12.2-acre conservation demonstration park", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ayers-saint-gross", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Educational/interpretive signage", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "West Covington Park, a 12.2-acre former Baltimore City Department of Transportation brownfield converted into a waterfront conservation demonstration park by the National Aquarium's Center for Aquatic Life and Conservation, opened in 2015 with landscape design and interpretive signage by Ayers Saint Gross.\n", "description": "Features migratory-bird and native-insect habitat, a recreational pier, a gateway, a trail network, and educational signage; the site design addresses stormwater management, brownfield remediation, and habitat restoration.\n", "sources": [ "https://ayerssaintgross.com/work/project/national-aquarium-west-covington-park/" ] }, { "id": "national-archives-building-rotunda-relighting", "name": "Rotunda for the Charters of Freedom (Relighting)", "venue": "national-archives-building", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A lighting-system-only conservation-driven relighting of the Rotunda for the Charters of Freedom at the National Archives Museum in Washington, DC — the room housing the Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights — completed by 2014, designed by Available Light. Distinct from \"Public Vaults\" (2004) and \"The American Story\" (2025) already recorded at this venue.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.availablelight.com/work/rotunda-for-the-charters-of-freedom-national-archives-exhibit", "https://www.globenewswire.com/en/news-release/2014/08/21/1444981/0/en/Lumenpulse-Selected-to-Improve-Conservation-Efforts-at-the-Rotunda-for-the-Charters-of-Freedom.html" ] }, { "id": "national-archives-building-the-american-story", "name": "The American Story", "venue": "national-archives-building", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Collaborating designer of immersive environments", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] }, { "firm": "carolynne-harris-consulting", "role": "master-planning", "note": "Museum planning", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "phase-shift", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "AV systems design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "deque-systems", "role": "accessibility-consulting", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "AI-personalized interactive stations", "touchscreen digital display cases", "projection", "mediascapes" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence", "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The American Story, the redesigned permanent core exhibition of the National Archives Museum in Washington, DC, opened November 21, 2025 following a $40 million renovation of the museum; C&G Partners designed the nine-gallery exhibition — including the Cosmos gallery, home to an immersive \"Moon Room\" on Apollo-era innovation — in collaboration with Cortina Productions, ahead of the nation's 250th anniversary.\n", "description": "Supersedes the museum's prior permanent exhibition. Reconciled from three C&G Partners project pages that describe the same redesign at different stages: an \"in-progress\" National Archives Museum (2025) page, the completed \"American Story\" opening announcement, and a page for \"The Moon Room,\" which institutional press confirms is a themed space within the exhibition's Cosmos gallery rather than a separate installation.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.archives.gov/press/press-releases/2025/nr25-13", "https://www.archives.gov/press/press-kits/american-story", "https://visit.archives.gov/whats-on/explore-exhibits/american-story", "https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/the-national-archives-museum-is-using-ai-to-take-visitors-on-an-immersive-journey-through-american-history-180986784/", "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/the-american-story-opens-at-the-national-archives/", "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/in-progress-national-archives-museum/", "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/national-archives-and-records-administration-cosmos-and-moon/" ] }, { "id": "national-archives-public-vaults", "name": "Public Vaults", "venue": "national-archives-building", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "13 interactive kiosks; project design and development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks", "touch-screen exhibits" ], "summary": "Public Vaults, a permanent interactive exhibition in the National Archives Building in Washington, DC drawing on the National Archives' historical record holdings, opened November 12, 2004; Second Story designed and developed 13 interactive kiosks for the exhibition, with exhibit design by Gallagher and Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archives.gov/press/press-releases/2005-2", "https://www.archives.gov/press/press-kits/public-vaults.html", "https://www.commarts.com/project/22598/national-archives-experience-the-public-vaults" ] }, { "id": "national-atomic-testing-museum-atomic-odyssey", "name": "Atomic Odyssey", "venue": "national-atomic-testing-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "chick-russell-and-company", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Overall concept and project management", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "beaudry-interactive", "role": "media-design", "note": "Led conceptualization and development of the four interactive exhibits (Atomic Structure, Fusion, Fission, Radiation) and educational infographic content.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-producers-group", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Delivery through installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "d-c-hibbs", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Production design and fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cryptic-industries", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Production design and fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive exhibits" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Atomic Odyssey, a 2,100-square-foot permanent gallery at the Atomic Museum (National Atomic Testing Museum) in Las Vegas, Nevada, opened in January 2025; Chick Russell & Company led concept and project management, Beaudry Interactive developed the gallery's four interactive exhibits, and The Producers Group, D.C. Hibbs, and Cryptic Industries handled production and fabrication, with commissioned lenticular artworks by Las Vegas artist James Stanford.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/technology/news/beaudry-interactive-atomic-museum/", "https://www.atomicmuseum.vegas/exhibits-at-atomic-museum-las-vegas/", "https://lasvegasweekly.com/ae/2025/feb/27/explore-new-exhibits-at-mob-and-atomic-museum/" ] }, { "id": "national-atomic-testing-museum-bomb-without-the-boom", "name": "The Bomb Without the Boom (Stockpile Stewardship exhibit)", "venue": "national-atomic-testing-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "andrew-merriell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"The Bomb Without the Boom,\" an exhibit on the U.S. Stockpile Stewardship Program, opened in 2023 at the National Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas, Nevada as part of the museum's rebranding under CEO Rob McCoy, with exhibit design by Andrew Merriell & Associates.\n", "description": "Year is corroborated by an independent January 2023 press account describing the exhibit as already launched, but no source gives a precise opening month/day — 2023 is the best-sourced year, not a precise date.\n", "sources": [ "https://merriell.com/bomb-without-the-boom", "https://merriell.com/portfolio-overview", "https://lasvegasweekly.com/news/2023/jan/19/las-vegas-atomic-museum-rebrands-and-widens-appeal/" ] }, { "id": "national-atomic-testing-museum-first-atomic-test", "name": "The First Atomic Test", "venue": "national-atomic-testing-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "andrew-merriell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"The First Atomic Test,\" an exhibit on the 1945 Trinity Site nuclear test, opened in 2020 at the National Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas on the 75th anniversary of the test, with exhibit design by Andrew Merriell & Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://merriell.com/first-atomic-test" ] }, { "id": "national-baseball-hall-of-fame-grandstand-theater", "name": "Grandstand Theater", "venue": "national-baseball-hall-of-fame-and-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "populous", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "arup", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "AV systems design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "usis-audiovisual-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive theater" ], "summary": "The Grandstand Theater at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, NY reopened May 25, 2018 as an immersive theater experience; design by Populous, AV systems design by Arup, AV integration by USIS AudioVisual Systems. Distinct from the venue's other existing exhibit projects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.avixa.org/", "https://www.dolby.com/", "https://www.mlb.com/" ] }, { "id": "national-baseball-hall-of-fame-souls-of-the-game", "name": "Souls of the Game", "venue": "national-baseball-hall-of-fame-and-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Souls of the Game,\" a new permanent exhibition on the Negro Leagues at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, New York, opened May 25, 2024, with fabrication by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "Distinct from the museum's separately recorded \"Yakyu Baseball\" exhibit (2025).\n", "sources": [ "https://baseballhall.org", "https://hadleyexhibits.com" ] }, { "id": "national-baseball-hall-of-fame-yakyu-baseball", "name": "Yakyu | Baseball", "venue": "national-baseball-hall-of-fame-and-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media", "video game" ], "summary": "Yakyu | Baseball, a 1,800 sq ft permanent exhibition at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, NY, opened in 2025; exhibit design, interactive media, and fabrication by Solid Light.\n", "description": "Explores more than 150 years of transpacific history and cultural exchange between American and Japanese baseball, developed in partnership with Keio University, Waseda University, and the Museum of Hanshin Koshien Stadium. Features hands-on activities, interactive media, bronze pitcher-grip casts, a video game (with Walt Disney Games), and an immersive fan-experience film.\n", "sources": [ "https://solidlight-inc.com/work/yakyu-baseball/", "https://baseballhall.org/news/yakyu-baseball-exhibit-debuts-at-museum", "https://baseballhall.org/yakyu" ] }, { "id": "national-black-theatre-signage", "name": "National Black Theatre Signage and Environmental Graphics", "venue": "national-black-theatre", "project_type": "new-building", "year_expected": 2026, "status": "announced", "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "marvel-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "frida-escobedo-studio", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Comprehensive interior and exterior signage and environmental graphics for National Black Theatre's new building in Harlem, New York, designed by Isometric Studio with architecture by Marvel Architects and Frida Escobedo, expected to open in 2026.\n", "description": "Isometric Studio created a custom typeface called NBT Visionary and updated the theater's existing Max logo illustration, with lettering and geometry incised into the architecture, animated on digital screens, and illuminated on the building facade.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/national-black-theatre", "https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/isometric-studio-national-black-theatre-graphic-design-project-240124" ] }, { "id": "national-blues-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "National Blues Museum", "venue": "national-blues-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV integration and software production for interactive exhibits incl. \"Mix it Up\" (virtual instrument recording/mixing) and \"Jug Band\" (4-player ensemble activity with video capture)\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive music mixing", "multiplayer ensemble activity", "video capture" ], "summary": "The National Blues Museum, a museum on the history of blues music, opened in St. Louis, Missouri in 2015, with exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, media production by Batwin and Robin, and AV integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/national-blues-museum/" ] }, { "id": "national-building-museum-a-knavish-lad", "name": "A Knavish Lad", "venue": "national-building-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A Knavish Lad, an immersive installation in the Great Hall of the National Building Museum in Washington, DC, featuring artwork by Joanna Robson and staged in collaboration with the Folger Shakespeare Library's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, opened in summer 2022, with fabrication by South Side Design & Building.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.southsidedb.com/portfolio-1/new-portfolio-item-7", "https://joannarobson.com/portfolio/national-building-museum-washington-dc/", "https://www.hillrag.com/2022/05/25/see-folgers-a-midsummer-nights-dream-at-building-museum/" ] }, { "id": "national-building-museum-building-stories", "name": "Building Stories", "venue": "national-building-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "plus-and-greater-than", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "plus-and-greater-than", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "av-c", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection", "interactive stations" ], "summary": "Building Stories, a 4,000-square-foot long-term exhibition exploring architecture and design through children's books, opened at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC on January 21, 2024; exhibition and interpretive design by Plus And Greater Than, curated by Leonard Marcus, with AV integration by AV&C.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://nbm.org/building-stories-exhibition-inspired-by-beloved-childrens-books-opens-at-the-national-building-museum/", "https://www.plusandgreaterthan.com/projects/building-stories", "https://washingtonian.com/2024/01/19/inside-the-national-building-museums-new-exhibit-on-childrens-books/" ] }, { "id": "national-building-museum-justice-is-beauty", "name": "Justice is Beauty: The Work of MASS Design Group", "venue": "national-building-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "mass-design-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition direction by Maggie Jacobstein Stern (MASS); design by Shuheng Fu", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphic design" ], "summary": "Justice is Beauty: The Work of MASS Design Group, a 3,000-square-foot monographic exhibition surveying the firm's first decade of projects, ran at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC, from April 2021 through September 2022, curated by Susan Piedmont-Palladino and Deborah Moore Sorensen with exhibition design by MASS Design Group.\n", "description": "Organized around five themes — engaging, healing, fostering, conserving, and marking — the exhibition presented MASS Design Group's process through videos, material samples, models, diagrams, sketches, and photographs.\n", "sources": [ "https://modelofarchitecture.org/projects/justice-beauty-exhibition", "https://www.dezeen.com/eventsguide/2021/04/justice-beauty-work-mass-design-group/", "https://www.metroweekly.com/2021/04/national-building-museum-showcases-the-work-of-mass-design-group/" ] }, { "id": "national-building-museum-liquid-stone", "name": "Liquid Stone: New Architecture in Concrete", "venue": "national-building-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "tod-williams-billie-tsien-architects", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Liquid Stone: New Architecture in Concrete\" ran June 2004 through January 2006 at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C., curated by Martin Moeller, with exhibition design by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects and exhibition graphics by Pure+Applied.\n", "description": "The exhibition showcased 30 contemporary architectural projects using concrete, with fields of exposed rebar set into concrete plates forming the exhibition's visual spine and safety-orange type referencing construction sites.\n", "sources": [ "https://nbm.org/product/liquid-stone-new-arch-in-concrete/", "https://pureandapplied.com/liquid-stone-invitation", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/liquid-stone-new-architecture-in-concrete" ] }, { "id": "national-building-museum-the-wall-el-muro", "name": "The Wall/El Muro: What Is a Border Wall?", "venue": "national-building-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "mgmt-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "matter-architecture-practice", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "print-exhibit-partners", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "data visualization", "projection/animation" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2023, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/the-wall-el-muro/" } ], "summary": "The Wall/El Muro: What Is a Border Wall?, a bilingual temporary exhibition examining the US-Mexico border through artifacts, murals, sound, and data visualizations, opened at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC in November 2021 and ran for about a year; it was designed by mgmt. design with architecture by Matter Architecture Practice, curated by Sarah A. Leavitt.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/the-wall-el-muro/", "http://mgmtdesign.com/work/exhibitions/the-wall-el-muro", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/15396-contested-ground-the-wallel-muro-exhibition-looks-at-the-usmexico-border-from-both-sides", "https://nbm.org/today-is-the-day/" ] }, { "id": "national-building-museum-visible-vault", "name": "Visible Vault", "venue": "national-building-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "delta-designs-ltd", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Archival cabinetry.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Visible Vault, an open-storage gallery displaying nearly 3,000 objects from the National Building Museum's collection, opened in Washington, DC in 2024, with exhibition design by Studio Joseph, fabrication by Southside Design + Build, and archival cabinetry by Delta Designs Ltd.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/visible-vault" ] }, { "id": "national-building-museum-welcome-galleries", "name": "Welcome Galleries", "venue": "national-building-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2022, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/welcome-galleries/" } ], "summary": "Welcome Galleries, a set of orientation and ticketing galleries introducing visitors to the building industry's climate impact and sustainable design, opened at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC in September 2021; exhibition design by Studio Joseph, with media design by Bluecadet and fabrication by Southside Design + Build.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/welcome-galleries/", "https://www.dezeen.com/2023/10/12/studio-joseph-tactile-galleries-national-building-museum/", "https://studiojoseph.com/work/orientation-galleries" ] }, { "id": "national-butterfly-center-welcome-pavilion", "name": "Welcome Pavilion", "venue": "national-butterfly-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Welcome Pavilion, a visitor center for the National Butterfly Center, opened in Mission, Texas in 2010, designed by Studio Joseph.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/welcome-pavilion" ] }, { "id": "national-center-for-civil-and-human-rights-core-exhibits", "name": "National Center for Civil and Human Rights", "venue": "national-center-for-civil-and-human-rights", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "rockwell-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-freelon-group", "role": "architecture", "note": "In partnership with HOK", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive installations produced with Design & Production Incorporated and History Associates\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "history-associates", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "content-production", "note": "25+ media pieces incl. short-form documentaries, a panoramic tribute to the March on Washington, and a 36-screen multimedia experience, per the firm's own site; distinct from Second Story's interactive installations\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touch displays", "motion graphics", "film/video", "user-generated content" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2016, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/center-civil-and-human-rights/" } ], "summary": "The National Center for Civil and Human Rights, a 53,000 sq ft museum in Atlanta, opened June 23, 2014; architecture was by The Freelon Group in partnership with HOK, exhibit design was by Rockwell Group, and Second Story produced interactive installations with Design & Production Incorporated and History Associates, and batwin + robin produced the museum's linear media pieces.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Center_for_Civil_and_Human_Rights", "https://www.archdaily.com/542382/national-center-for-civil-and-human-rights-david-rockwell", "https://www.archdaily.com/770551/national-center-for-civil-and-human-rights-the-freelon-group-architects-plus-hok", "https://2s-archive.rzrfs.com/work/cchr", "https://www.batwinandrobin.com/projects/center-civil-human-rights/" ] }, { "id": "national-childrens-museum-weather-worlds", "name": "Weather Worlds", "venue": "national-childrens-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "design-io", "role": "media-design", "note": "Creator of the gesture-driven interactive installation, presented in the museum's Innovation Sandbox space since its 2020 reopening.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "gesture-driven green-screen interactive" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Weather Worlds, a gesture-driven interactive installation by Design I/O that lets visitors command weather effects, opened with the National Children's Museum's new downtown Washington, DC facility in February 2020 in the museum's Innovation Sandbox space, where it remains on view.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://childrensmuseums.org/2020/12/07/climate-action-heroes-new-museum-uses-small-exhibit-to-create-broad-digital-experiences/", "https://nationalchildrensmuseum.org/explore/exhibits/weather-worlds", "https://www.design-io.com/projects/weatherworlds" ] }, { "id": "national-churchill-library-galleries", "name": "National Churchill Library and Leadership Center", "venue": "national-churchill-library-and-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "ayers-saint-gross", "role": "architecture", "note": "Also interiors and graphic design, in-house scope", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touch-screen interactive exhibit" ], "summary": "The National Churchill Library and Leadership Center, a 5,800 sq ft research and exhibit space within The George Washington University's Estelle and Melvin Gelman Library in Washington, DC, opened in October 2016; designed by Ayers Saint Gross as the first US research facility dedicated to the study of Winston Churchill.\n", "description": "Houses Churchill memorabilia and a research collection, with a touch-screen interactive exhibit (modeled on a 2012 Morgan Library exhibition) letting visitors explore photographs and documents from Churchill's life across his youth, wartime experience, and political career.\n", "sources": [ "https://gwtoday.gwu.edu/churchill-library-and-center-opens-gw", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Churchill_Library_and_Center", "https://ayerssaintgross.com/work/project/george-washington-university-national-churchill-library/" ] }, { "id": "national-civil-rights-museum-2014-renovation", "name": "National Civil Rights Museum Renovation", "venue": "national-civil-rights-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "howard-plus-revis-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "self-tucker-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "Two animated short films for the Slavery gallery and three interactive installations on school desegregation, sit-ins, and civil rights philosophies, produced with Howard+Revis Design Services\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Cortina's own page describes a much larger museum-wide scope (18 films, 15 interactives, 11 audioscapes) than Second Story's credit here — plausibly complementary components of the same 2014 renovation, not a conflict.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "animated film", "touch interactives" ], "summary": "The National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis reopened April 5, 2014 after an 18-month, $27.5 million renovation; exhibit design was by Howard+Revis Design Services, architecture by Self Tucker Architects, fabrication by 1220 Exhibits, and Second Story produced animated films and interactive installations for the Slavery gallery and civil rights history galleries.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://memphismagazine.com/features/the-national-civil-rights-museum-celebrates-a-remarkable-renovation/", "https://www.neh.gov/news/renovated-national-civil-rights-museum-reopens", "https://2s-archive.rzrfs.com/work/ncrm" ] }, { "id": "national-comedy-center-core", "name": "National Comedy Center", "venue": "national-comedy-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "jack-rouse-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "adirondack-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Awarded a $2.9M contract for fabrication and installation of scenic components across the center's exhibits (construction documentation, scenic fabrication, graphics/signage, prop procurement, media/AV/ lighting integration).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "herzog-and-co", "role": "content-production", "note": "Video content production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Honoree, Onsite Digital Experience (\"Laugh Battle\" exhibit)", "year": 2019, "source": "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/national-comedy-center/" } ], "summary": "The National Comedy Center, a 37,000-sq-ft, $50 million museum dedicated to the art of comedy, opened August 1, 2018 in Jamestown, New York, with exhibit design by Jack Rouse Associates (JRA), media design by Cortina Productions, AV integration by Electrosonic, and fabrication by Adirondack Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://esd.ny.gov/governor-cuomo-announces-new-york-company-awarded-contract-national-comedy-center-project", "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/national-comedy-center/", "https://comedycenter.org/national-comedy-center-announces-grand-opening/" ] }, { "id": "national-constitution-center-first-amendment-gallery", "name": "First Amendment Gallery", "venue": "national-constitution-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "metcalfe-architecture-and-design", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "two-left-hands", "role": "media-design", "note": "Drew Sentivan; media and digital interactives", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "touch interactives" ], "summary": "The First Amendment Gallery, a 1,500-sq-ft permanent exhibition at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, opened September 6, 2023; developed in-house by the Center with architectural design by Metcalfe Architecture & Design, media and digital interactives by Two Left Hands, and fabrication by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "The gallery displays more than 20 artifacts related to the five First Amendment freedoms — religious liberty, free speech, free press, assembly, and petition — including a Justice Brandeis draft opinion, a Tinker family anti-war armband, the Pentagon Papers, and a March on Washington pennant, alongside interactives testing visitor knowledge of First Amendment protections.\n", "sources": [ "https://constitutioncenter.org/about/press-room/press-releases/national-constitution-center-opens-first-amendment-gallery", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/National-Constitution-Center/" ] }, { "id": "national-constitution-center-freedom-rising", "name": "Freedom Rising and Core Exhibits", "venue": "national-constitution-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2003, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "\"Freedom Rising,\" a 350-seat theater-in-the-round with live talent and 360-degree video projection.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "technical-artistry", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited as \"Maltbie Associates,\" the firm's pre-merger name", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "360-degree video projection" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "TEA Thea Award", "year": 2003, "source": "https://dlproductions.com/projects/national-constitution-center/" } ], "summary": "The National Constitution Center, a new museum on the U.S. Constitution, opened July 4, 2003 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates and the \"Freedom Rising\" theater-in-the-round production by Donna Lawrence Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/national-constitution-center/", "https://dlproductions.com/projects/national-constitution-center/", "https://whyy.org/articles/freedom-rising-at-constitution-center-celebrates-its-50000th-show/", "https://constitutioncenter.org/experience/exhibitions/main-exhibition/freedom-rising" ] }, { "id": "national-cowgirl-museum-western-design-room", "name": "Western Design Room", "venue": "national-cowgirl-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Western Design Room, a gallery with media stations at the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame in Fort Worth, Texas, opened March 2019; media design by Ideum.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/" ] }, { "id": "national-czech-slovak-museum-faces-of-freedom", "name": "Faces of Freedom: The Czech and Slovak Journey", "venue": "national-czech-slovak-museum-and-library", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "lord-cultural-resources", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Museum planning and curatorial development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "xibitz", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "crux-creative", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive displays" ], "summary": "\"Faces of Freedom: The Czech and Slovak Journey,\" a 7,261-square-foot permanent exhibition gallery at the National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, opened June 15, 2013; interpretive planning and curatorial development by Lord Cultural Resources, fabrication by Xibitz, graphics by Crux Creative.\n", "description": "The exhibition, in the museum's Jiruska Gallery, traces Czech and Slovak immigration and cultural history from ancient tribes through modern republics, using interactive displays and artifacts to connect visitors' own experiences of freedom to that history.\n", "sources": [ "https://ncsml.org/exhibit/faces-of-freedom/", "https://www.lord.ca/projects/project-experience/national-czech-and-slovak-museum-and-library", "https://xibitz.com/national-czech-slovak/", "https://cruxcreative.com/portfolio/national-czech-slovak-museum-graphics-designed-by-crux-creative/" ] }, { "id": "national-gallery-of-art-interactive-tour-kiosk", "name": "Interactive Tour Kiosk", "venue": "national-gallery-of-art", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosk" ], "summary": "An interactive tour kiosk at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, installed fall 2020; media design by Ideum.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/" ] }, { "id": "national-gallery-singapore-exhibit-design", "name": "National Gallery Singapore Exhibition Design", "venue": "national-gallery-singapore", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Gallagher & Associates Asia Pte Ltd (Singapore office)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studiomilou", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cpg-consultants", "role": "architecture", "note": "Singapore", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "National Gallery Singapore, converting the former Supreme Court and City Hall buildings into Southeast Asia's largest visual arts museum, opened November 2015; exhibition design by Gallagher & Associates' Singapore office, architecture by studioMilou with CPG Consultants.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/national-gallery-singapore/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Gallery_Singapore" ] }, { "id": "national-geographic-museum-becoming-jane", "name": "Becoming Jane: The Evolution of Dr. Jane Goodall", "venue": "national-geographic-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "falcons-creative-group", "role": "media-design", "note": "Produced six multimedia experiences for the exhibition (4K projection-mapped introductory film, a projection-mapped hologram-style Jane Goodall figure, a 3D immersive theater, an interactive vocalization piece, an augmented-reality experience using the firm's Falcon's Vision headset, and an exit video) (fewer than 3 credited projects in the dataset)\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "augmented reality", "3D immersive theater" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "TEA Thea Award — Outstanding Achievement, Museum Exhibit Design (Limited Budget)", "year": 2021, "source": "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/27th-annual-thea-award-recipients" } ], "summary": "\"Becoming Jane: The Evolution of Dr. Jane Goodall,\" a temporary exhibition on the life and work of primatologist Jane Goodall, opened November 22, 2019, at the National Geographic Museum in Washington, D.C.; Falcon's Creative Group produced its six multimedia and interactive experiences for organizers National Geographic Society and the Jane Goodall Institute.\n", "description": "Developed with National Geographic Society and the Jane Goodall Institute, the exhibition ran through September 7, 2020, before touring to other US venues. It won a Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement (Museum Exhibit Design, Limited Budget) from the Themed Entertainment Association at the 27th Annual Thea Awards (2021).\n", "sources": [ "https://falconscreativegroup.com/projects/becoming-jane-the-evolution-of-dr-jane-goodall/", "https://www.washingtonpost.com/goingoutguide/museums/dont-miss-these-five-displays-at-the-national-geographics-jane-goodall-exhibition/2019/12/04/4d76fd26-1396-11ea-9cd7-a1becbc82f5e_story.html", "https://www.washingtonfamily.com/becoming-jane-goodall-national-geographic-museum/", "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/27th-annual-thea-award-recipients" ] }, { "id": "national-geographic-museum-of-exploration-geoverse", "name": "Geoverse", "venue": "national-geographic-museum-of-exploration", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "Creative and technical design of the Geoverse gallery: a 270-degree wraparound-projection room with interactive floor and spatialized audio, housing two experiences (\"Geography in Action\" and \"A Day in the Desert\") plus accessibility features (modular seating, closed captioning, ASL guide options).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "interactive floor projection", "spatialized audio" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment", "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Geoverse, an immersive 270-degree projection gallery designed by Moment Factory, opened as part of the National Geographic Museum of Exploration in Washington, DC, June 26, 2026.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/geoverse-national-geographic-museum-of-exploration", "https://moe.nationalgeographic.org/en/about/inside-moe/press-release/museum-of-exploration-opening-date-announcement" ] }, { "id": "national-geographic-museum-of-exploration-photo-ark", "name": "Photo Ark: Animals of Earth", "venue": "national-geographic-museum-of-exploration", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "Creative and technical direction (narrative, scenography, lighting, music, sound design) for a six-zone immersive exhibition reimagining photographer Joel Sartore's Photo Ark collection — wall-to-wall photo projections, a video cube, interactive conservation stations, and an interactive floor.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "neopangea", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive-stations development; below the 3-project firm-record bar.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection", "interactive floor projection" ], "summary": "Photo Ark: Animals of Earth, a touring immersive exhibition designed by Moment Factory reimagining Joel Sartore's National Geographic Photo Ark project, debuted at the National Geographic Museum of Exploration in Washington, DC, in 2026.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/photo-ark-animals-of-earth", "https://moe.nationalgeographic.org/en/about/inside-moe/press-release/museum-of-exploration-opening-date-announcement" ] }, { "id": "national-geographic-museum-of-exploration-wonders-of-our-world-ocean", "name": "Wonders of Our World: Ocean", "venue": "national-geographic-museum-of-exploration", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "Design and production of a 17-minute outdoor nighttime show: 360-degree immersive video projections, dynamic architectural lighting, spatialized sound, and interactive floor projections (smart-glass technology), combining National Geographic Explorer footage with custom visual effects.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "architectural lighting", "interactive floor projection", "spatialized audio" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment", "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Wonders of Our World: Ocean, an outdoor nighttime immersive show produced by Moment Factory, opened as part of the National Geographic Museum of Exploration in Washington, DC, June 26, 2026.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/wonders-of-our-world-ocean-national-geographic-museum-of-exploration", "https://moe.nationalgeographic.org/en/about/inside-moe/press-release/museum-of-exploration-opening-date-announcement" ] }, { "id": "national-hellenic-museum-spirit-of-the-marathon", "name": "The Spirit of the Marathon: From Pheidippides to Today", "venue": "national-hellenic-museum", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"The Spirit of the Marathon: From Pheidippides to Today,\" a traveling exhibition developed by the National Hellenic Society and the National Hellenic Museum in Chicago, Illinois, debuted at the 2012 Chicago Marathon and ran at the museum through March 2014 before touring to other marathon cities; exhibit design by Peter Hyde Design with fabrication by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "The exhibition traces the origins and cultural history of the marathon across four segments, from the legend of Pheidippides's run at the Battle of Marathon through Spyridon Louis's 1896 Olympic win, Stylianos Kyriakides's 1946 Boston Marathon victory, and the marathon's modern global reach; it subsequently traveled to Boston, Washington, DC, and San Francisco.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.peterhydedesign.com/projects/the-spirit-of-the-marathon/", "https://www.nationalhellenicsociety.org/spirit-of-the-marathon-exhibit.html" ] }, { "id": "national-historic-trails-interpretive-center-core", "name": "National Historic Trails Interpretive Center", "venue": "national-historic-trails-interpretive-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2002, "credits": [ { "firm": "line-and-space", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "boston-productions-inc", "role": "media-design", "note": "\"Footsteps to the West\" five-screen theater, motion-simulator experiences", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "boston-productions-inc", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "motion simulator", "multi-screen theater" ], "summary": "The National Historic Trails Interpretive Center in Casper, Wyoming, opened August 9, 2002; architecture by Line and Space, exhibit design by Hilferty & Associates, media design and AV by Boston Productions Inc.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.wyohistory.org/encyclopedia/tracking-past-national-historic-trails-interpretive-center", "https://www.lineandspace.com/work/national-historic-trails-interpretive-center", "https://bostonproductions.com/portfolio/historic-trails/", "https://www.hilferty.com/national-historic-trails-interpretive-center" ] }, { "id": "national-infantry-museum-armor-and-cavalry-gallery", "name": "Armor and Cavalry Gallery", "venue": "national-infantry-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media", "dioramas" ], "summary": "The Armor and Cavalry Gallery, a 3,500-square-foot permanent gallery at the National Infantry Museum & Soldier Center in Columbus, Georgia, opened in December 2013 with exhibit, graphic, and media design by HealyKohler, tracing the history of Armor and Cavalry regiments through artifacts, interactive media, and dioramas.\n", "description": "HealyKohler's broader collaboration with the National Infantry Museum also covers two additional galleries on its own project page — \"Securing Our Freedom, Defining the Nation: 1775 to 1898\" and \"A Global Presence: 1989 to Present\" — but independent completion dates for those two galleries could not be confirmed from public sources, so they are not recorded as separate entries here.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/national-infantry-museum/", "https://nationalinfantrymuseum.org/opening-of-new-armorcavalry-gallery/", "https://nationalinfantrymuseum.org/project/armor-cavalry/" ] }, { "id": "national-infantry-museum-opening-exhibits", "name": "National Infantry Museum Opening Exhibits", "venue": "national-infantry-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "christopher-chadbourne-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "\"The Last 100 Yards\" immersive entry experience, the closing theater, four immersive environments, four mini theaters, five gallery videos, an animated map program, and three audio programs.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The National Infantry Museum & Soldier Center's opening exhibits, a new 190,000 sq ft museum in Columbus, GA, opened June 2009, exhibit design by Christopher Chadbourne & Associates and lighting by Available Light. Distinct from the 2013 \"Armor and Cavalry Gallery\" sub-installation already recorded (HealyKohler).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.availablelight.com/work/national-infantry-museum" ] }, { "id": "national-law-enforcement-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "National Law Enforcement Museum Core Exhibits", "venue": "national-law-enforcement-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "christopher-chadbourne-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The National Law Enforcement Museum, a largely underground museum near Judiciary Square in Washington, DC, opened October 13, 2018, with exhibit design by Christopher Chadbourne & Associates and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Law_Enforcement_Museum", "https://d-and-p.com/human-history" ] }, { "id": "national-mall-societys-cage", "name": "Society's Cage", "venue": "national-mall", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "smithgroup", "role": "architecture", "note": "Pro bono pavilion self-initiated and designed by a team within SmithGroup's Washington, DC office (credited publicly as the \"Society's Cage Design Team (CAOS)\"); SmithGroup was primary sponsor.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gronning-design-manufacturing", "role": "fabrication", "note": ". Physical fabrication.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "abc-imaging", "role": "fabrication", "note": ". Digital fabrication.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award", "year": 2022, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/societys-cage/" }, { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Sylvia Harris Award", "year": 2022, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/societys-cage/" } ], "summary": "Society's Cage, a public pavilion installation confronting systemic racism through cage-like structures inscribed with statistics and testimony, opened on the National Mall in Washington, DC in August 2020; it was self-initiated and designed by a team within SmithGroup's Washington, DC office, with fabrication by Gronning Design + Manufacturing and ABC Imaging.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/societys-cage/", "https://architectsfoundation.org/societys-cage-installation-opens-on-the-national-mall/", "https://dcist.com/story/20/08/31/an-art-installation-on-the-national-mall-depicts-systemic-racism/" ] }, { "id": "national-medal-of-honor-leadership-education-center-core", "name": "National Medal of Honor Leadership & Education Center", "venue": "national-medal-of-honor-leadership-and-education-center", "project_type": "new-building", "status": "announced", "year_expected": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A $75M, 50,000 sq ft leadership and education center on the Patriots Point campus in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, targeted to open Memorial Day 2026; exhibit design and wayfinding by HealyKohler Design.\n", "description": "Full delivery-stack credits beyond HealyKohler are not yet publicly discoverable while the facility is under construction; worth a re-crawl once it opens.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/national-medal-of-honor-leadership-education-center/", "https://www.postandcourier.com/opinion/commentary/medal-honor-leadership-mounty-pleasant-mayor/article_347f19b1-5955-4c78-bde4-87008cfcfae1.html", "https://www.counton2.com/news/local-news/national-medal-of-honor-society-to-build-leadership-center-in-charleston/" ] }, { "id": "national-medal-of-honor-museum-exhibition", "name": "National Medal of Honor Museum", "venue": "national-medal-of-honor-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "rafael-vinoly-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Theatre planning and design services for the 239-seat Col. Neel E. Kearby Theater, the museum's programming-centerpiece theater, per Schuler Shook's own project page; this is the only project record for the venue, so the credit is attached here rather than as a separate sub-project\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Set the lighting design vision for the museum's exhibit lighting, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Client for exhibit lighting scope per Eos Lightmedia's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Design development, procurement, fabrication, and installation of all 37,249 sq ft of exhibit lighting components (including track heads), guided by Available Light's lighting design vision.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dome-collective", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive and linear media design across the exhibition (The Courage Within immersive 360-degree film, Moments of Action/Honor interactive landscapes, Huey Helicopter Audio Spotlights, Medal Design Interactive, 360 Biography Interactives), per Dome's own project page.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "redglass-pictures", "role": "content-production", "note": "Media lead", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "oddleg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Software development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "true-edge-archive", "role": "content-production", "note": "Photogrammetry and 3D modeling", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "storyfile", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Built \"The Virtual Recipient,\" an interactive video Q&A letting visitors converse with five Vietnam-era Medal of Honor recipients, selected via RFP and sponsored by AT&T.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks", "immersive theater", "conversational video AI" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment", "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "The National Medal of Honor Museum, a new purpose-built museum honoring Medal of Honor recipients, opened March 22, 2025 in Arlington, Texas, with architecture by Rafael Vinoly Architects, exhibit and experience design for the Exhibition Hall by Gallagher & Associates, and theatre planning and design by Schuler Shook for the museum's Col. Neel E. Kearby Theater.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/17450-rafael-vinoly-architectss-national-medal-of-honor-museum-opens-in-arlington-texas", "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/national-medal-of-honor-museum/", "https://schulershook.com/projects/national-medal-of-honor-museum-col-neel-e-kearby-theater", "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/573", "https://www.storyfile.com/news/national-medal-of-honor-museum" ] }, { "id": "national-memorial-for-peace-and-justice-memorial", "name": "The National Memorial for Peace and Justice", "venue": "national-memorial-for-peace-and-justice", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "mass-design-group", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "small-stuff", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "afreeman", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-communications-ltd", "role": "fabrication", "note": "architectural and interpretive fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lam-partners", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphic design", "corten steel monuments" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Best of Show", "year": 2020, "source": "https://segd.org/resources/2020-best-show-national-memorial-peace-and-justice/" } ], "summary": "The National Memorial for Peace and Justice, a six-acre memorial to victims of racial terror lynching, opened in Montgomery, Alabama in 2018, developed by the Equal Justice Initiative with architecture by MASS Design Group and environmental graphic design by Small Stuff and afreeman; it received the 2020 SEGD Global Design Award Best of Show.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://legacysites.eji.org/about/memorial/", "https://segd.org/projects/the-national-memorial-for-peace-and-justice/", "https://segd.org/resources/2020-best-show-national-memorial-peace-and-justice/" ] }, { "id": "national-mississippi-river-museum-aquarium-rivers-to-the-sea", "name": "Rivers to the Sea", "venue": "national-mississippi-river-museum-aquarium", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "ehdd", "role": "architecture", "note": "Esherick Homsey Dodge and Davis (San Francisco)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "christopher-chadbourne-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Brent Johnson, lead exhibit designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "monadnock-media", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media master planning, immersive theater and interactive design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Primary exhibit fabricator", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dixon-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Scenic fabricator: 35-ft waterfall centerpiece, Gulf of Mexico tank theming, and interactive beaver lodge", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "dome projection", "live aquaria" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "\"Rivers to the Sea,\" a 60,000-sq-ft expansion of the National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium in Dubuque, Iowa, opened in June 2010; exhibit design by Christopher Chadbourne & Associates with architecture by Esherick Homsey Dodge and Davis, media design by Monadnock Media, and fabrication by Hadley Exhibits and Dixon Studios.\n", "description": "The expansion added the \"Mississippi Journey\" orientation theater, the projection-mapped \"America's Rivers\" display, the dome-projected \"Our Blue Planet\" theater, a 40,000-gallon Gulf of Mexico tank, and a 35-foot waterfall centerpiece; it received an American Alliance of Museums MUSE Award.\n", "sources": [ "https://origindesign.com/projects/national-mississippi-river-museum-aquarium", "https://monadnock.org/project/national-mississippi-river-museum/", "https://www.dixonstudios.com/portfolio/aquariums/national-mississippi-river-museum-aquarium/", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/national-mississippi-river-museum-aquarium/" ] }, { "id": "national-mounted-warrior-museum-phase-1", "name": "National Mounted Warrior Museum (Phase I)", "venue": "national-mounted-warrior-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "steve-feldman-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "building-four-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibit construction contract: gathered artifacts/photographs/text and built the exhibit cases, dioramas, and panels for the Phase I installation.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Phase I of the National Mounted Warrior Museum, a new 28,700-sq-ft, 17-acre facility at Fort Hood, Texas telling the history of U.S. Army mounted warfare, opened to the public September 19, 2024; exhibit design by Steve Feldman Design, exhibit fabrication and installation by Building Four Fabrication.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://forthoodmediacenter.com/u-s-army-national-mounted-warrior-museum-recently-awarded-exhibit-construction-contract/", "https://forthoodsentinel.com/news/museum-awarded-contract-for-exhibit/article_ef809c9c-4a68-11ed-8b75-8f7c393cc555.html", "https://kdhnews.com/military/history-unveiled-after-decade-of-effort-national-mounted-warrior-museum-celebrates-opening/article_aed72a9c-75f6-11ef-9aae-6f04c8164f14.html", "http://www.stevefeldmandesign.com/national-mounted-warrior-museum" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-african-american-music-exhibition", "name": "National Museum of African American Music", "venue": "national-museum-of-african-american-music", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "harold-thompson-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "videobred", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "stark-rfid", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "RFID technology provider", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Lighting design for six galleries, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Supplied, installed, and commissioned exhibit lighting (theatrical, overhead track, integrated case lighting) and a museum-wide lighting control system, on behalf of 1220 Exhibits.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Credited on both the museum's own credits page and DLP's own project archive; specific deliverable not detailed by either source.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "RFID", "interactive media" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The National Museum of African American Music, a 56,000-square-foot museum tracing 400 years of African American musical heritage, opened January 30, 2021 in Nashville, Tennessee, with exhibit design and content development by Gallagher & Associates.\n", "description": "The museum's own credits page also names Donna Lawrence Productions, Available Light, RomeAntics, Mind Over Data, Communications Electronic Design, Clair Solutions, and Don Hardin Group as project collaborators; roles for several are not stated precisely enough to assign a delivery-stack role and are omitted here rather than guessed (Available Light and RomeAntics already hold firm records/ids in this index from other projects, so the omission here is only about role-specificity for this particular project, not identity).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.nmaam.org/about/", "https://www.npr.org/2021/10/13/1016619682/national-museum-african-american-music-nashville", "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/nmaam/", "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/74" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-american-history-star-spangled-banner", "name": "Star-Spangled Banner Gallery", "venue": "smithsonian-national-museum-of-american-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "rbh", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Final AV design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "potion-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive \"Flag Table\" touch-table technology design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "technical-artistry", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Exhibit lighting", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "george-sexton-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Architectural lighting", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touch table", "projection", "climate-controlled glass enclosure" ], "summary": "The Star-Spangled Banner Gallery, a permanent exhibition at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in Washington, DC displaying the flag that inspired the U.S. national anthem behind a 35-foot glass enclosure with a life-size interactive \"Flag Table,\" opened November 21, 2008 with the museum's renovation reopening; C&G Partners led exhibition design, with architecture by SOM, AV design by RBH, and interactive table technology by Potion.\n", "description": "Includes the \"Flag Table,\" a 15-foot interactive media table within the gallery that lets visitors explore a projected, full-scale image of the flag — confirmed by C&G Partners as a component of this exhibition, not a separate installation.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.pew.org/en/about/news-room/press-releases-and-statements/2008/11/20/original-starspangled-banner-debuts-in-new-stateoftheart-gallery-at-the-national-museum-of-american-history", "https://amhistory.si.edu/starspangledbanner/", "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/national-museum-of-american-history-star-spangled-banner-exhibit/", "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/national-museum-of-american-history-interactive-multimedia-exhibit/" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-american-jewish-history-art-of-rube-goldberg", "name": "The Art of Rube Goldberg", "venue": "national-museum-of-american-jewish-history", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "dome-collective", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Built a working Rube Goldberg machine for the exhibition's title wall, as the National Museum of American Jewish History's host-venue addition to the traveling exhibition; note that the exhibition itself was conceived by Creighton Michael and organized for tour by International Arts & Artists (not a Dome credit)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "kinetic sculpture / physical mechanism" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics" ], "summary": "The Art of Rube Goldberg, a traveling exhibition on the cartoonist and inventor, opened at the National Museum of American Jewish History (now the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History) in Philadelphia on October 12, 2018, with Dome building a working Rube Goldberg machine for the exhibition's title wall as the host venue's addition.\n", "description": "The traveling exhibition was conceived by Creighton Michael, developed with the Heirs of Rube Goldberg, LLC, curated by Max Weintraub, and organized for tour by International Arts & Artists; it ran at NMAJH through January 21, 2019. Dome's contribution was limited to a physical Rube Goldberg machine built for the title wall as an homage to the cartoonist's famously over-engineered (and rarely actually built) contraptions.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.domecollective.lynnkiang.com/nmajh-rube.html", "https://www.inquirer.com/philly/entertainment/arts/rube-goldberg-machine-exhibit-philadelphia-jewish-museum-20181009.html", "https://whyy.org/articles/its-complicated-life-and-work-of-rube-goldberg-at-phillys-jewish-museum/" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-american-jewish-history-core-exhibition", "name": "National Museum of American Jewish History Core Exhibition", "venue": "national-museum-of-american-jewish-history", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect, as Polshek Partnership Architects", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The National Museum of American Jewish History's new building on Independence Mall in Philadelphia opened November 26, 2010, with its three-and-a-half-floor core exhibition designed by Gallagher & Associates and fabricated by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weitzman_National_Museum_of_American_Jewish_History", "https://d-and-p.com/human-history" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-american-jewish-history-leonard-bernstein-power-of-music", "name": "Leonard Bernstein: The Power of Music", "venue": "national-museum-of-american-jewish-history", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "dome-collective", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive table of building blocks illustrating Bernstein's Jewish background across his career, plus two films on his influence and social activism", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "makerb-studio", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Wood block fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "barbara-suhr-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-graphics-office", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Environmental graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Leonard Bernstein: The Power of Music, a centennial exhibition on the composer and conductor's life, Jewish identity, and social activism, opened March 16, 2018 at the National Museum of American Jewish History (now the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History) in Philadelphia, with interactive media by Dome.\n", "description": "Curated by Ivy Weingram, the exhibition presented roughly 100 historic artifacts and photographs alongside original films and immersive sound installations, framing Bernstein's life through his search for a solution to what he considered the twentieth century's crisis of faith. Dome designed an interactive table of building blocks and two films exploring his influence and social activism. The exhibition ran through September 2, 2018 before touring nationally.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.domecollective.lynnkiang.com/nmajh-bernstein.html", "https://www.inquirer.com/philly/entertainment/arts/leonard-bernstein-exhibit-national-museum-american-jewish-history-philadelphia-20180313.html", "https://www.wrti.org/arts-desk/2018-03-14/a-look-at-the-multifaceted-life-of-leonard-bernstein-at-national-museum-of-american-jewish-history" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-art-osaka-building", "name": "National Museum of Art, Osaka", "venue": "national-museum-of-art-osaka", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "pelli-clarke-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The National Museum of Art, Osaka, Japan, designed by Pelli Clarke & Partners (then Cesar Pelli & Associates), completed in 2004.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://pcparch.com/work/type/civic-and-cultural" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-australia-core-exhibits", "name": "National Museum of Australia Core Exhibits", "venue": "national-museum-of-australia", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2001, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Interpretive exhibition design, media/new-media integration, architectural and landscape integration", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The National Museum of Australia in Canberra opened 2001 with over 66,000 square feet of exhibitions, interpretive exhibition design by Amaze Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/national-museum-of-australia-5wr28-bfdl3", "https://www.commarts.com/project/35068/national-museum-of-australia-exhibition-design" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-australia-great-southern-land", "name": "Great Southern Land", "venue": "national-museum-of-australia", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "arm-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Great Southern Land, a gallery at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra, opened 2022, with media design by Local Projects and architecture by ARM Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-health-and-medicine-new-building", "name": "New Building", "venue": "national-museum-of-health-and-medicine", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "klingstubbins", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The National Museum of Health and Medicine's building in Silver Spring, Maryland, opened 2012; architecture by KlingStubbins, exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, fabrication by Explus.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.explusinc.com/portfolio.html", "https://www.medicalmuseum.health.mil/" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-industrial-history-core-exhibits", "name": "National Museum of Industrial History Core Exhibits", "venue": "national-museum-of-industrial-history", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "metcalfe-architecture-and-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The National Museum of Industrial History, a Smithsonian affiliate housed in a converted 100-year-old former Bethlehem Steel facility in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, opened August 2016; Metcalfe Architecture & Design designed the exhibits (with interpretive planning by Drexel University's Center for Cultural Partnerships) and Art Guild fabricated and installed them, on a nine-month compressed timeline.\n", "description": "The 13,000-square-foot exhibit program tells the story of American industrial history and innovation through the 19th and 20th centuries, including steel, silk, and propane manufacturing, set within one of the largest former Bethlehem Steel brownfield buildings.\n", "sources": [ "https://keystoneedge.com/2016/11/15/national-museum-of-industrial-history-bethlehem/", "https://drexel.edu/news/archive/2016/october/nmih-opening", "https://www.artguildinc.com/2016/10/20/exhibit-fabrication-national-museum-industrial-history/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Museum_of_Industrial_History" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-military-vehicles-puller-gallery", "name": "Puller Gallery & Miller Annex", "venue": "national-museum-of-military-vehicles", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "roto", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lightswitch", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "brilliant-creative-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Theming", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lifeformations", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Figures", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Puller Gallery and Miller Annex at the National Museum of Military Vehicles, Dubois, WY, opened May 2021; concept, design, and build by Roto, lighting design by Lightswitch, additional theming fabrication by Brilliant Creative Fabrication, figure fabrication by LifeFormations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-qatar-building", "name": "National Museum of Qatar", "venue": "national-museum-of-qatar", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "ateliers-jean-nouvel", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "l-observatoire-international", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "facade, landscape, and exterior-artwork lighting", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "National Museum of Qatar, incorporating the Sheikh Abdullah Bin Jassim Al Thani Palace in Doha, opened in 2019; architecture by Ateliers Jean Nouvel (a \"desert rose\" design of 500+ intersecting discs), with L'Observatoire International designing facade, landscape, and exterior-sculpture lighting.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://lobsintl.com/project/national-museum-of-qatar/", "https://architizer.com/projects/national-museum-of-qatar-2/", "https://interiordesign.net/projects/national-museum-of-qatar-lighting-design-by-ateliers-jean-nouvel-and-l-observatoire-international-2019-best-of-year-winner-for-shining-moment/" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-qatar-museography-acoustics", "name": "Museography Acoustic Consultation", "venue": "national-museum-of-qatar", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "threshold-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Integrating acoustics into wall/ceiling display systems", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jean-nouvel", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ducks-sceno", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Base-building acoustics and AV", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The National Museum of Qatar in Doha, designed by Jean Nouvel, opened 2019; Threshold Acoustics provided museography acoustic consultation integrating acoustics into the wall and ceiling display systems, alongside base-building acoustics/AV by Ducks Sceno.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://threshold.llc/national-museum-qatar" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-racing-what-it-takes", "name": "What It Takes: Journey to the Hall of Fame", "venue": "national-museum-of-racing", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition design and interactive media", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "360-degree cinematic experience", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Technical direction, specialty projection and audio design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "360-degree projection", "touchscreen displays" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in Saratoga Springs, New York reopened September 5, 2020 with a reimagined Hall of Fame anchored by the 360-degree film \"What It Takes: Journey to the Hall of Fame\"; Gallagher & Associates led exhibition design, Donna Lawrence Productions produced the film, Available Light provided lighting, and Electrosonic served as technical director and AV integrator.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://saratogaliving.com/national-museum-racing-hall-fame-reopen/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/national-museum-of-racing-and-hall-of-fame" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-saudi-arabia-building", "name": "National Museum of Saudi Arabia", "venue": "national-museum-of-saudi-arabia", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1999, "credits": [ { "firm": "moriyama-and-teshima", "role": "architecture", "note": "lead Raymond Moriyama", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lord-cultural-resources", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "codeveloper of the exhibitional concept, concurrent design of 8 galleries plus a temporary exhibit hall", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "credited as 'R&P Design' — exhibit design, graphic design, and wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "National Museum of Saudi Arabia, part of the King Abdulaziz Historical Centre in Riyadh, opened in 1999; architecture by Moriyama and Teshima, interpretive planning by Lord Cultural Resources, and exhibit/graphic design and wayfinding by Reich+Petch (credited as \"R&P Design\").\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Museum_of_Saudi_Arabia", "https://designrp.com/projects/national-museum-of-saudi-arabia-2/" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-scotland-gallery-redesign", "name": "National Museum of Scotland — Gallery Redesign", "venue": "national-museum-of-scotland", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh, reopened July 2011 after a £47M refurbishment with new galleries designed by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/national-museum-of-scotland", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Museum_of_Scotland" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-the-american-indian-500-nations", "name": "500 Nations Exhibition", "venue": "national-museum-of-the-american-indian", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "andrew-merriell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The \"500 Nations\" exhibition at the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, DC, opened with the museum in 2004, with exhibit design work by Andrew Merriell & Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://merriell.com/portfolio-hall-of-fame", "https://merriell.com/portfolio-overview" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-the-american-indian-americans", "name": "Americans", "venue": "national-museum-of-the-american-indian", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Principal Wendy Evans Joseph; 9,200 sq ft permanent exhibition.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media design for the exhibition's interactive \"decoder\" component", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "nr2154", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Graphic design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "duggal", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media", "projection" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2021, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/americans/" } ], "summary": "Americans, a permanent exhibition examining the ubiquity of American Indian imagery in U.S. popular culture, opened January 2018 at the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, DC, designed by Studio Joseph.\n", "description": "The 9,200-square-foot exhibition spans six interconnected galleries addressing historical episodes — including Pocahontas, the Battle of Little Bighorn, Thanksgiving, and the Trail of Tears — through nearly 300 objects, props, and images alongside 67 film and TV clips. Studio Joseph led exhibition design and architecture; Bluecadet designed the media for the exhibition's interactive decoder component. The exhibition received a 2021 SEGD Global Design Award Merit Award in the Exhibition category.\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/americans/", "https://www.si.edu/newsdesk/factsheets/americans", "https://americanindian.si.edu/explore/exhibitions/item?id=957" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-the-american-indian-building", "name": "Main Building", "venue": "national-museum-of-the-american-indian", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "smithgroup", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "jones-and-jones-architects-and-landscape-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Designed as Polshek Partnership Architects, the firm's predecessor name at the time", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The National Museum of the American Indian's main building on the National Mall, Washington, DC, opened September 21, 2004; project architecture by SmithGroup, Jones & Jones Architects and Landscape Architects, and Ennead Architects (then Polshek Partnership Architects), with design architect Douglas Cardinal.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Museum_of_the_American_Indian", "https://siarchives.si.edu/history/national-museum-american-indian" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-the-american-indian-lelawi-theater", "name": "Lelawi Theater", "venue": "national-museum-of-the-american-indian", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "jones-and-jones-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "media-design", "note": "\"Creation's Journey\"; winner of the American Muse Award for Technical Excellence, per the firm's own site", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "360-degree projection" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The Lelawi Theater, a 360-degree theater experience introducing visitors to Native American life and storytelling, opened with the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, DC in 2004, designed by Jones & Jones Architects and Hilferty & Associates with media design by batwin + robin, whose \"Creation's Journey\" program there won the American Muse Award for Technical Excellence.\n", "description": "batwin + robin traveled to 11 locations around the world and worked with people from 13 different tribes to produce the theater's media program.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.iands.design/home/article/10180037/lelawi-theater-national-museum-of-the-american-indian", "https://www.batwinandrobin.com/projects/national-museum-american-indian/" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-the-american-indian-nation-to-nation", "name": "Nation to Nation: Treaties Between the United States and American Indian Nations", "venue": "national-museum-of-the-american-indian", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design-build process in partnership with Hadley Exhibits", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "sh-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ewingcole", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-protection-engineering-group", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "people-places-design-and-research", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "object cases", "projected media" ], "summary": "\"Nation to Nation: Treaties Between the United States and American Indian Nations\" opened September 21, 2014 at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, DC, on the museum's 10th anniversary, and ran through fall 2018; exhibition design and fabrication were a design-build collaboration between R&P Design and Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "Guest curated by Suzan Shown Harjo (Cheyenne and Hodulgee Muscogee), the exhibition traced the history of US-tribal treaty making from the early republic through 20th-century treaty-rights litigation, featuring original treaties on loan from the National Archives on a rotating basis. It won the 2016 AAM Award of Excellence in Exhibitions, the museum's first.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.designrp.com/projects/smithsonians-treaties-exhibition/", "https://americanindian.si.edu/nationtonation/", "https://blog.nmai.si.edu/main/2014/09/a-new-chapter.html", "https://www.canadianinteriors.com/" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-the-american-indian-our-lives", "name": "Our Lives: Contemporary Life and Identities", "venue": "national-museum-of-the-american-indian", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2004, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Custom casework; per Hadley Exhibits' own portfolio, not independently corroborated", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "rear-projection video wall" ], "summary": "\"Our Lives: Contemporary Life and Identities,\" one of three inaugural permanent exhibitions at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, DC, opened September 21, 2004 and ran through July 6, 2015; Hadley Exhibits provided custom exhibit casework.\n", "description": "The exhibition presented the self-representation of eight Native communities from the Arctic to the Caribbean, including the Campo Band of Kumeyaay Indians, the urban Indian community of Chicago, the Yakama Nation, Igloolik, Kahnawake Mohawk, Saint-Laurent Metis, the Kalinago of Dominica, and the Pamunkey.\n", "sources": [ "https://americanindian.si.edu/explore/exhibitions/item?id=528", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/smithsonian-national-museum-of-the-american-indian-our-lives-exhibit-washington-d-c/" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-the-great-lakes-core-exhibits", "name": "National Museum of the Great Lakes Core Exhibits", "venue": "national-museum-of-the-great-lakes", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "monadnock-media", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media master planning, media experience design and production, digital interactive design and development, and technical systems design and oversight across the 12,000 sq ft museum, including the Dive to the Edmund Fitzgerald virtual-submersible interactive and the A Powerful Force orientation theater", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "GIS mapping", "immersive theater", "animation" ], "summary": "The National Museum of the Great Lakes, a 12,000 sq ft riverfront museum in Toledo, Ohio operated by the Great Lakes Historical Society, opened April 26, 2014, with media and interactive experiences produced by Monadnock Media and exhibit design by Hilferty & Associates.\n", "description": "Notable installations include \"Dive to the Edmund Fitzgerald,\" a virtual submersible piloted through a 3D underwater environment to investigate the Lake Superior shipwreck, and an orientation theater with projected imagery over a rear-lit topographic map. The museum won an American Alliance of Museums MUSE Award.\n", "sources": [ "https://monadnock.org/project/national-museum-great-lakes", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Museum_of_the_Great_Lakes", "https://councilofamericanmaritimemuseums.org/national-museum-of-the-great-lakes-ready-to-open/" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-the-marine-corps-chestys-corner", "name": "Chesty's Corner", "venue": "national-museum-of-the-marine-corps", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "note": "700-square-foot children's exhibit.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Chesty's Corner, a 700-square-foot children's exhibit at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Triangle, Virginia, opened November 10, 2006, fabricated by Explus.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.explusinc.com/chestys-corner.html" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-the-marine-corps-core-exhibits", "name": "National Museum of the Marine Corps Core Exhibits", "venue": "national-museum-of-the-marine-corps", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "christopher-chadbourne-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "media-design", "note": "Designed 35 multimedia experiences for the museum including audioscapes, immersive environments, interactives and stand-alone films for the 2006 opening.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The National Museum of the Marine Corps, a new building near Marine Corps Base Quantico in Triangle, Virginia, opened November 10, 2006, with exhibit design by Christopher Chadbourne & Associates and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Museum_of_the_Marine_Corps", "https://d-and-p.com/military-museums" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-the-marine-corps-leatherneck-gallery", "name": "Leatherneck Gallery", "venue": "national-museum-of-the-marine-corps", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "note": "200-square-foot Vietnam-War-era tableau: life-cast Marine figures depicting an Operation Starlite helicopter exit scene.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Leatherneck Gallery, a 200-square-foot exhibit at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Triangle, Virginia, depicts a Vietnam War-era tableau of Marines exiting a helicopter during Operation Starlite; fabricated by Explus, opened in early 2016.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.explusinc.com/leatherneck-gallery.html" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-the-marine-corps-wwi-legacy-galleries", "name": "World War I / Legacy Galleries Expansion", "venue": "national-museum-of-the-marine-corps", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "media-design", "note": "Produced more than a dozen media programs for three new galleries (12,000 sq ft) covering Marine Corps history from the Revolutionary War through World War I, including a 35mm film recreating the Battle of Belleau Wood.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "A 12,000 sq ft, three-gallery expansion of the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Quantico, Virginia, opened in 2010 covering Revolutionary War-through-WWI history, with more than a dozen media programs produced by batwin + robin including a dramatized 35mm film of the Battle of Belleau Wood.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.batwinandrobin.com/projects/national-museum-marine-corps/", "https://marine-corps-news.com/2010/06/honoring_the_heroes_of_belleau/" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-the-united-states-army-core-exhibits", "name": "National Museum of the United States Army Core Exhibits", "venue": "national-museum-of-the-united-states-army", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "christopher-chadbourne-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eisterhold-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Media for \"The Making of an American Army\" gallery", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The National Museum of the United States Army, a new building at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, opened November 11, 2020, with exhibit design by Christopher Chadbourne & Associates and Eisterhold Associates and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/national-museum-united-states-army-opens-180976293/", "https://d-and-p.com/military-museums" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-of-toys-and-miniatures-renovation", "name": "The Wonder of Small Things", "venue": "national-museum-of-toys-and-miniatures", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "helix-architecture-and-design", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "audiovisual displays" ], "summary": "The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures in Kansas City, Missouri reopened in August 2015 after an 18-month, $8 million renovation, with exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design and architecture by Helix Architecture + Design.\n", "description": "West Office worked with Helix Architecture + Design on a master plan that reimagined the decades-old Kansas City museum, improving circulation throughout the building and reinterpreting the museum's 72,000-object collection through new displays and interactive exhibits covering toys and fine-scale (1/12th scale) miniatures. The project won an AASLH Leadership in History Award.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/the-national-museum-of-toys-and-miniatures/", "https://www.helixus.com/project/national-museum-of-toys-miniatures/", "https://www.kcur.org/arts-life/2015-08-01/kansas-citys-toy-and-miniature-museum-reopens-after-year-long-renovation" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-pacific-war-bush-gallery-renovation", "name": "George H.W. Bush Gallery Renovation", "venue": "national-museum-of-the-pacific-war", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "dg-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "boston-productions-inc", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "exhibit-concepts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bowen-technovation", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "virtual-character video interactives", "theatrical lighting" ], "summary": "The George H.W. Bush Gallery at the National Museum of the Pacific War in Fredericksburg, Texas reopened December 6, 2025 after a $15 million renovation of its original 2009 installation, adding nine new virtual-character interactives and a new \"Relevance Gallery\"; exhibit design by DG Studios, media by Boston Productions, fabrication by Exhibit Concepts, AV integration by Bowen Technovation.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.pacificwarmuseum.org/the-reimagined-bush-gallery", "https://northdallasgazette.com/2025/12/09/national-museum-of-the-pacific-war-celebrates-grand-reopening-of-updated-gallery/", "https://exhibitconcepts.com/national-museum-of-the-pacific-war/", "https://www.bowentechnovation.com/projects/nmpw/" ] }, { "id": "national-museum-pacific-war-children-on-the-homefront", "name": "Children on the Homefront: Growing Up with War", "venue": "national-museum-of-the-pacific-war", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "dg-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "boston-productions-inc", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "exhibit-concepts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bowen-technovation", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection" ], "summary": "\"Children on the Homefront: Growing Up with War,\" a permanent children's gallery at the National Museum of the Pacific War, opened February 2023, portraying WWII-era childhood through three immersive vignettes; space design by DG Studios, digital content by Boston Productions, fabrication and installation by Exhibit Concepts, AV support by Bowen Technovation.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://exhibitconcepts.com/nmpw-renews-partnership-opens-childrens-gallery/", "https://www.pacificwarmuseum.org/visit/exhibits/children-on-the-homefront-growing-up-with-war", "https://www.bowentechnovation.com/projects/nmpw/" ] }, { "id": "national-music-museum-reinstallation", "name": "National Music Museum Reinstallation", "venue": "national-music-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "luci-creative", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gravity-exhibitions", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Artifact mount-making", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "luxam", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive tables", "soundscapes", "digital interactives" ], "summary": "The National Music Museum at the University of South Dakota in Vermillion reopened its first floor of permanent exhibitions on August 26, 2023, following a multi-year renovation of its historic Carnegie Library building; Luci Creative led exhibit design across 15,000 square feet and seven redesigned galleries, with content production by Northern Light Productions, AV integration by Electrosonic, and fabrication by Ravenswood Studio.\n", "description": "The reinstallation redisplayed the museum's collection of over 600 instruments (from holdings of over 15,000 worldwide), curating tactile and digital interactives, media, and soundscapes intended to broaden and diversify the museum's audience. The project also added the Lillibridge Wing, a new special-exhibitions gallery, performance hall, and gift shop.\n", "sources": [ "https://siouxcityjournal.com/news/local/national-music-museum-in-vermillion-reopens-renovated-gallery-spaces-after-being-closed-for-five-years/article_c75822ce-445b-11ee-a7dc-db86a017d209.html", "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/luci-creative-national-music-museum/", "https://ravenswoodstudio.com/project/national-music-museum/", "https://www.lucicreative.com/project/national-music-museum" ] }, { "id": "national-naval-aviation-museum-return-with-honor", "name": "Return with Honor", "venue": "national-naval-aviation-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "storyfile", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Only firm publicly credited for this interactive; no separate exhibit-design/fabrication firm identified in press coverage.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "conversational video AI" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "Return with Honor, an interactive video installation letting visitors converse with Cmdr. Everett Alvarez Jr. — the first American pilot captured in North Vietnam — opened September 19, 2025 at the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, Florida, built by StoryFile.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://navalaviationmuseum.org/return-with-honor-exhibit/", "https://vva.org/arts-of-war/return-with-honor-exhibit-opens-september-19-at-the-national-naval-aviation-museum/" ] }, { "id": "national-nordic-museum-core", "name": "National Nordic Museum", "venue": "national-nordic-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "mithun", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The National Nordic Museum in Seattle opened May 5, 2018; architecture by Mithun, exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/national-nordic-museum/", "https://www.historylink.org/" ] }, { "id": "national-purple-heart-hall-of-honor-expansion", "name": "National Purple Heart Hall of Honor Expansion", "venue": "national-purple-heart-hall-of-honor", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "ikon-5-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Media programs across the hall's original exhibits and this expansion, including films and interactive stations", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition, graphic, and media design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive timeline", "touchscreen kiosks", "audio programs" ], "summary": "A $17 million, 4,300-square-foot expansion of the National Purple Heart Hall of Honor in New Windsor, New York, reopened to the public on Veterans Day, November 11, 2020; architecture by ikon.5 architects, with media content by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "The expansion added new and refurbished exhibit space emphasizing the personal stories of Purple Heart recipients through integrated audio-visual presentations, interactive exhibits, and large-scale graphic displays. Northern Light Productions produced 20 media programs across the hall's original exhibits and this expansion, including four films on evacuation, deployment, and sacrifice, 14 interactive programs such as \"The Purple Heart Journey\" stations and an interactive timeline, an audio program, and an updatable welcome sign.\n", "sources": [ "https://kohlerronan.com/portfolio/national-purple-heart/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Purple_Heart_Hall_of_Honor", "https://nlprod.com/item/national-purple-heart-hall-of-honor/", "https://www.healykohler.com/project/national-purple-heart-hall-of-honor/" ] }, { "id": "national-ranching-heritage-center-cash-family-ranch-life-learning-center", "name": "Cash Family Ranch Life Learning Center", "venue": "national-ranching-heritage-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Orientation theater media, 240-degree immersive film, and animated projection programs", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "hologram", "240-degree immersive film", "projection mapping", "simulation table" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The Cash Family Ranch Life Learning Center, a new building at the National Ranching Heritage Center on the Texas Tech University campus in Lubbock, opened October 12, 2023, with media programs by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "Northern Light Productions created four media programs for the center: an orientation theater featuring an animated book with a hologram introduction, a 240-degree immersive film shot with 360-degree cameras at three Texas panhandle ranches, an animated bird's-eye-view projection on a 3D ranch model, and a projected cowboy character in a horse barn setting.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.ttu.edu/now/posts/2023/10/cash-family-ranch-life-learning-center-opens-at-texas-techs-nrhc.php", "https://nlprod.com/item/national-ranching-heritage-center/" ] }, { "id": "national-september-11-memorial-museum-exhibition", "name": "National September 11 Memorial Museum", "venue": "national-september-11-memorial-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "davis-brody-bond", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect for the underground Memorial Museum", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Lead exhibition designer for the Memorial Museum, with Local Projects", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "layman-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Historical exhibition design, brought on 2010", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "note": "Oral history platform built from first-person accounts of survivors, first responders, and witnesses", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Wayfinding signage and environmental graphics for the site", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV and interactive technology systems, ~1,000 AV devices, 64 projectors", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibit fabrication and installation: artifact cases, platforms, flooring, wall finishes, lighting hardware", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabricated a 12-ft-tall memorial wall mounting photo portraits of the nearly 3,000 victims in steel and acrylic, per Buffalo News", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Contracted to supply, install, and focus the majority of the exhibit lighting for the museum, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Wayfinding through the museum, dramatic emphasis to artifact and architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "oral history platform", "touchscreen interactives", "projection" ], "summary": "The National September 11 Memorial Museum, an underground history museum at the World Trade Center site in New York City, was dedicated May 15, 2014 and opened to the public May 21, 2014; architecture by Davis Brody Bond, exhibition design by Thinc Design and Layman Design, media design by Local Projects, and AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_September_11_Memorial_%26_Museum", "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/911-memorial-and-museum", "https://localprojects.com/work/interactive-installations/a-museum-of-collective-memory/", "https://www.davisbrodybond.com/national-september-11-memorial-museum", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/national-september-11-memorial-and-museum", "https://www.lizkidera.com/layman-design", "https://buffalonews.com/news/9-11-museum-exhibits-more-than-just-a-job-for-local-firm/article_dcbfb1b1-8c10-560e-8673-7145657f14ad.html", "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/5" ] }, { "id": "national-september-11-memorial-museum-pavilion", "name": "National September 11 Memorial Museum Pavilion", "venue": "national-september-11-memorial-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect for the above-ground glass entry pavilion (distinct from the underground museum exhibition, see national-september-11-memorial-museum-exhibition)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "adamson-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "Associate architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The National September 11 Memorial Museum Pavilion, the glass-and-steel above-ground entry structure at the World Trade Center site in New York City, was dedicated May 15, 2014 and opened to the public May 21, 2014; Snøhetta was design architect, with Adamson Associates as associate architect.\n", "description": "The Pavilion houses two structural steel tridents salvaged from the original Twin Towers and serves as the visitor entrance and orientation space above Davis Brody Bond's underground Memorial Museum.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.snohetta.com/projects/national-september-11-memorial-museum-pavilion", "https://www.dezeen.com/2014/05/14/national-september-11-memorial-museum-snohetta-new-york/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_September_11_Memorial_%26_Museum" ] }, { "id": "national-september-11-memorial-museum-revealed-hunt-for-bin-laden", "name": "Revealed: The Hunt for Bin Laden", "venue": "national-september-11-memorial-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection", "immersive scenography" ], "summary": "\"Revealed: The Hunt for Bin Laden,\" a 2,900 sq ft temporary exhibition at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum in New York, opened in 2019 with exhibition design by C&G Partners and media production by Batwin+Robin; it won a Communication Arts Award of Excellence (2020 Design Competition, Environmental Graphics category) and was C&G Partners' second special exhibition for the museum after its permanent wayfinding, signage, and site maps (2011/2014).\n", "description": "The exhibition retells the decade-long forensic manhunt for Osama bin Laden as a procedural crime story, built from tall angled \"shards\" of raw plywood, no two alike, that can be read as a mountain canyon, a military field office, or a residential compound depending on the scene.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/revealed-hunt-bin-laden/", "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/fresh/post/revealed-the-hunt-for-bin-laden-exhibit-design-wins-a-rare-comm-arts-award-of-excellence/", "https://gdusa.com/cg-partners-depict-pursuit-of-bin-laden/", "https://www.911memorial.org/learn/resources/digital-exhibitions/digital-exhibition-revealed-hunt-bin-laden" ] }, { "id": "national-soccer-hall-of-fame-core-exhibits", "name": "National Soccer Hall of Fame core exhibits", "venue": "national-soccer-hall-of-fame", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Gold, Research and Innovation (facial-recognition personalization)", "year": 2019, "source": "https://www.healykohler.com/portfolio/national-soccer-hall-of-fame/" } ], "summary": "The National Soccer Hall of Fame at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas, opened November 2, 2018; exhibit design by Healy Kohler Design, fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/", "https://www.nationalsoccerhof.com/" ] }, { "id": "national-susan-b-anthony-interpretive-center", "name": "National Susan B. Anthony Museum & House Interpretive Center", "venue": "national-susan-b-anthony-museum-and-house", "project_type": "new-building", "status": "announced", "year_expected": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "swbr", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A 14,000 sq ft interpretive center for the National Susan B. Anthony Museum & House in Rochester, NY, expected to open 2026; architecture by SWBR with exhibit design by Solid Light.\n", "description": "A campus expansion near Anthony's historic home intended to increase annual visitation capacity from roughly 13,000 to 30,000-50,000, with immersive exhibits on civil rights, voting rights, and equal pay.\n", "sources": [ "https://solidlight-inc.com/work/national-susan-b-anthony-museum-house-interpretive-center/", "https://www.swbr.com/design/susan-b-anthony-interpretive-center/", "https://solidlight-inc.com/solid-light-selected-for-planning-design-of-susan-b-anthony-interpretive-center/" ] }, { "id": "national-underground-railroad-freedom-center-in-this-place", "name": "In This Place", "venue": "national-underground-railroad-freedom-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "moody-nolan", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "technical-artistry", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "content-production", "note": "Linear media production, per Ralph Appelbaum Associates' own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "upswell", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive media production", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "acciona", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Per Ralph Appelbaum Associates' own project page; not independently corroborated. .\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive digital river", "panoramic media environment" ], "summary": "\"In This Place,\" a 1,500 sq ft permanent gallery at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati, Ohio, opened May 23, 2025, with exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, architecture by Moody Nolan, lighting design by Technical Artistry, linear media production by batwin + robin, and interactive media production by Upswell.\n", "description": "The gallery grounds visitors in the historic and contemporary significance of the Freedom Center's location on the Ohio River, featuring artifacts spanning the 1800s to the 2020s and an interactive digital river that lets visitors \"pull\" moments of history from a virtual current. It marked the Freedom Center's first major exhibit addition in 15 years, opening as a kickoff to the museum's 30th anniversary Freedom Festival.\n", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/in-this-place-national-underground-railroad-freedom-center/", "https://freedomcenter.org/visit/permanent-exhibits/in-this-place/", "https://moversmakers.org/2025/05/06/new-freedom-center-gallery-rooted-in-power-of-place/", "https://www.batwinandrobin.com/projects/national-underground-railroad-freedom-center/" ] }, { "id": "national-veterans-memorial-and-museum-core", "name": "National Veterans Memorial and Museum", "venue": "national-veterans-memorial-and-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "allied-works", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "olin", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The National Veterans Memorial and Museum in Columbus, OH opened 2018; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, architecture by Allied Works, landscape architecture by OLIN.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archpaper.com/", "https://metropolismag.com/" ] }, { "id": "national-wwi-memorial-core", "name": "National World War I Memorial and Pershing Park", "venue": "national-world-war-i-memorial", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "gwwo-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "david-rubin-land-collective", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "IES Illumination Award of Merit", "year": 2025, "source": "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/national-world-war-i-memorial-and-pershing-park/" }, { "award": "NLB Tesla Special Citation", "year": 2025, "source": "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/national-world-war-i-memorial-and-pershing-park/" } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The National World War I Memorial in Pershing Park, Washington, DC, completed 2024; architecture by GWWO Architects, landscape architecture by David Rubin Land Collective, lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/national-world-war-i-memorial-and-pershing-park/" ] }, { "id": "national-wwi-museum-2024-media-refresh", "name": "National WWI Museum and Memorial Media Refresh", "venue": "national-wwi-museum-and-memorial", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "12 interactive media installations including four large touch tables", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touch tables", "digitized collections" ], "summary": "A 2024 interactive-media refresh at the National WWI Museum and Memorial in Kansas City, Missouri added 12 new media installations, including four large touch tables on wartime technological change; RLMG designed the media, working with Ralph Appelbaum Associates, Electrosonic, and Taylor Studios.\n", "description": "Distinct from the museum's 2006 renovation and expansion (see `national-wwi-museum-renovation`), this is a later interactive-media refresh RLMG names on its own portfolio.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/national-ww1-museum" ] }, { "id": "national-wwi-museum-2025-trench-triage-refresh", "name": "National WWI Museum and Memorial Trench and Triage Hospital Refresh", "venue": "national-wwi-museum-and-memorial", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "AV interactives" ], "summary": "A 4,000-square-foot gallery refresh at the National WWI Museum and Memorial in Kansas City, Missouri, completed in 2025 by Taylor Studios, redesigning the replica trench, creating a new triage hospital exhibit, and adding AV interactive elements throughout the gallery.\n", "description": "Distinct from the museum's 2006 renovation and expansion (`national-wwi-museum-renovation`) and the 2024 interactive-media refresh RLMG names on its own portfolio (`national-wwi-museum-2024-media-refresh`), this is a later 2025 gallery-fabrication refresh Taylor Studios names on its own portfolio, transforming static trench and hospital displays into immersive, interactive experiences.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/national-wwi-museum-and-memorial/" ] }, { "id": "national-wwi-museum-encounters-refresh", "name": "National WWI Museum and Memorial Technology Refresh and Encounters", "venue": "national-wwi-museum-and-memorial", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibit and media design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dot-crew", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive media design for Encounters.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV design, engineering, and systems integration across theaters, galleries, and Encounters", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "technical-artistry", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "av-stumpfl", "role": "media-design", "note": "Four PIXERA two media servers and one PIXERA Control Core distribute and synchronize media across the museum's galleries and the Encounters experience, integrated with the ISAAC AV workflow platform; AV Stumpfl (maker of PIXERA) is Austria-headquartered.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media", "spatial audio", "sensor-activated projection", "media server" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "platforms": [ "pixera" ], "summary": "A multiyear technology refresh of the National WWI Museum and Memorial in Kansas City, Missouri, unveiled May 2025, added Encounters — a new experience presenting 16 first-person wartime stories via sensor-activated, life-size projected characters — alongside upgrades across the museum's theaters and galleries; exhibit and media design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates and Dot Crew, AV design and integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "Distinct from the museum's 2006 renovation and expansion (`national-wwi-museum-renovation`) and the separately-sourced 2024 RLMG interactive-media refresh (`national-wwi-museum-2024-media-refresh`) and 2025 Taylor Studios trench/triage gallery refresh (`national-wwi-museum-2025-trench-triage-refresh`) — these may overlap in scope with this broader technology refresh but are recorded separately since each is independently sourced from its own firm's portfolio and the full relationship between the projects is not stated in any single source. Encounters features four alcoves where visitors step into illuminated floor markers to trigger life-size, sensor-activated characters based on real wartime personalities; a Kemper Horizons Theater sequence and the Battlescapes edge-blended-projection experience were also part of the refresh.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/national-world-war-i-museum-and-memorial-encounters", "https://www.avnetwork.com/installations/pixera-helps-visitors-revisit-the-great-war-at-national-wwi-museum-and-memorial", "https://blooloop.com/national-wwi-museum-refurbishment/", "https://www.installation-international.com/case-studies/electrosonic-breathes-new-life-into-us-national-wwi-museum" ] }, { "id": "national-wwi-museum-renovation", "name": "National WWI Museum and Memorial Renovation and Expansion", "venue": "national-wwi-museum-and-memorial", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "asai-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Renovation architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "group-one-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Exhibit hall architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Linear media and video production", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive touchscreen displays", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "potion-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive table engineering", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "technical-artistry", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Millwork, cases, furniture, graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Scenic fabrication, figures", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sanders-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Collection mounting", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "meyvaert-museum-glass", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Glass structures", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "folia-industries", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Large-scale graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreen tables", "projected and linear video media" ], "summary": "The National WWI Museum and Memorial in Kansas City, Missouri, reopened in December 2006 after a major renovation and 80,000-square-foot expansion, with exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, architecture by ASAI Architects and Group One Architects, and interactive media including touchscreen displays by Second Story Interactive Studios and an interactive table engineered by Potion Inc.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/content-national-world-war-i-museum/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_World_War_I_Museum_and_Memorial" ] }, { "id": "national-wwi-museum-the-volunteers", "name": "The Volunteers: Americans Join World War I, 1914-1919", "venue": "national-wwi-museum-and-memorial", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "ambulance simulator" ], "summary": "\"The Volunteers: Americans Join World War I, 1914-1919,\" a 3,000 sq ft traveling exhibition produced in collaboration with AFS Intercultural Programs, opened at the National WWI Museum and Memorial in Kansas City, Missouri in April 2016 before touring to other institutions; exhibit design by Peter Hyde Design.\n", "description": "The exhibition traces the stories of American volunteers who served as ambulance and truck drivers, hospital workers, flyers, doctors, and nurses before the United States entered World War I, including an ambulance simulator and media presentations, and examines how small volunteer groups pioneered later models of international humanitarian organizations.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.peterhydedesign.com/projects/the-volunteers-americans-join-world-war-i-1914-1919/", "https://www.theworldwar.org/exhibitions/volunteers-americans-join-world-war-i-1914-1919" ] }, { "id": "national-wwii-museum-arsenal-of-democracy", "name": "The Arsenal of Democracy", "venue": "national-wwii-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Available Light's own portfolio also claims lighting design on this project, alongside Solomon Group's existing lighting-design credit — the first case in this dataset of two firms claiming the same role on the same project with no scope-distinguishing source; both credits kept pending clarification.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "show control system", "scenic environments" ], "summary": "The Arsenal of Democracy: The Herman and George R. Brown Salute to the Home Front, a nine-gallery permanent exhibit on the U.S. home front during WWII, opened June 10, 2017 at The National WWII Museum in New Orleans; exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, with scenic fabrication and lighting by Solomon Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/the-national-wwii-museum", "https://www.nationalww2museum.org/media/press-releases/national-wwii-museum-presents-new-permanent-exhibit-arsenal-democracy-herman" ] }, { "id": "national-wwii-museum-beyond-all-boundaries", "name": "Beyond All Boundaries", "venue": "national-wwii-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-hettema-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mousetrappe", "role": "content-production", "note": "Media design, direction, and production", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "visual-terrain", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Show lighting, joined 2006", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "4D theater" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "TEA Thea Award", "year": 2010, "source": "https://www.teaconnect.org/" }, { "award": "AAM MUSE Award — Gold", "year": 2010, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/" } ], "summary": "\"Beyond All Boundaries,\" a permanent 4D theater experience at the Solomon Victory Theater, National WWII Museum, New Orleans, opened November 2009 (technically overhauled September 2025); exhibit design by The Hettema Group, media by Mousetrappe, show lighting by Visual Terrain.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_National_WWII_Museum", "https://www.nola.com/", "https://www.nationalww2museum.org/" ] }, { "id": "national-wwii-museum-bollinger-canopy-of-peace", "name": "Bollinger Canopy of Peace", "venue": "national-wwii-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Architectural lighting design and programming for the canopy structure", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "architectural lighting", "show control system" ], "summary": "The Bollinger Canopy of Peace, a 148-foot-tall architectural canopy unifying The National WWII Museum's campus in New Orleans, was dedicated December 9, 2021; Solomon Group designed and programmed the canopy's nighttime lighting system.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/the-nwwii-museums-bollinger-canopy-of-peace" ] }, { "id": "national-wwii-museum-campaigns-of-courage", "name": "Campaigns of Courage", "venue": "national-wwii-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "voorsanger-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Voorsanger Mathes LLC master-planned the pavilion", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive programs and linear media across both galleries, including personalized dog-tag stations, 360-degree cockpit viewers, and a flight simulator", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Scenic fabrication and installation across both Road to Berlin and Road to Tokyo galleries", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Shared fabrication scope with Solomon Group per Explus's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "dog-tag personalization system", "360-degree cockpit viewers", "flight simulator", "multiplayer interactive tables", "digital touchscreen kiosks" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Campaigns of Courage, the two-gallery Road to Berlin (European Theater) and Road to Tokyo (Pacific Theater) pavilion at The National WWII Museum in New Orleans, opened in phases on December 13, 2014 and December 12, 2015; architecture by Voorsanger Mathes LLC, exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, and interactive/media design by Unified Field.\n", "description": "Visitors receive personalized dog tags to customize their visit and access saved video, photos, and artifacts online after the visit. The two galleries include more than 25 interactive programs, 560 archival videos, character narratives for 100 individuals, 13 animated maps, and 12 three-dimensional cutaway models.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.unifiedfield.com/projects/national-wwii-museum", "https://www.nationalww2museum.org/visit/museum-campus-guide/campaigns-courage-pavilion", "https://www.nationalww2museum.org/media/press-releases/national-wwii-museum-presents-new-permanent-exhibit-road-tokyo-pacific-theater", "https://www.archdaily.com/209361/the-national-world-war-ii-museum-voorsanger-architects", "https://solomongroup.com/projects/the-national-wwii-museum-road-to-berlin-european-theater-galleries", "https://solomongroup.com/projects/the-national-wwii-museum-road-to-tokyo-pacific-theater-galleries" ] }, { "id": "national-wwii-museum-expressions-of-america", "name": "Expressions of America", "venue": "national-wwii-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "technical-consulting", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Custom-built outdoor projection and audio system", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mousetrappe", "role": "media-design", "note": "Credited as Mousetrappe", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "outdoor projection mapping", "show control system" ], "summary": "Expressions of America, an outdoor sound-and-light show projected across three buildings of The National WWII Museum's campus in New Orleans, debuted on Veterans Day (November 11) 2022; Solomon Group designed and installed the custom projection and audio system in partnership with media design partner Medici Media (formerly Mousetrappe).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/expressions-of-america-the-national-wwii-museum" ] }, { "id": "national-wwii-museum-final-mission-uss-tang", "name": "Final Mission: The USS Tang Submarine Experience", "venue": "national-wwii-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "romeantics", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Technical direction for the exhibit's AV integration", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "360-degree projection", "show control system", "multi-channel soundscape" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "Final Mission: The USS Tang Submarine Experience, an 11-minute interactive submarine-battle simulation in the US Freedom Pavilion, opened in January 2013 at The National WWII Museum in New Orleans; exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates with AV integration led by Solomon Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/the-national-wwii-museum-the-uss-tang-submarine-experience", "https://www.nationalww2museum.org/visit/museum-campus-guide/us-freedom-pavilion/final-mission-uss-tang-experience" ] }, { "id": "national-wwii-museum-freedom-theater", "name": "The Priddy Family Foundation Freedom Theater", "venue": "national-wwii-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-hettema-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design and delivery of the theater experience, combining narrative, architecture, multimedia, and interactivity; billed as THG Creative", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-hettema-group", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mousetrappe", "role": "media-design", "note": "Collaborating content partner, credited as Mousetrappe at the time", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "rotating turntable seating", "moving LED screens", "show control system" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "TEA Thea Award — Outstanding Achievement, Museum Attraction", "year": 2025, "source": "https://www.teaconnect.org/news/31st-annual-thea-award-winners-announced-themed-entertainment-association" } ], "summary": "The Priddy Family Foundation Freedom Theater, a 30-minute immersive theatrical experience on a rotating turntable on the third floor of the National WWII Museum's Liberation Pavilion in New Orleans, Louisiana, opened in 2023, designed and produced by The Hettema Group in collaboration with Mousetrappe (now Medici Media).\n", "description": "Winner of the 2025 Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement, Museum Attraction, from the Themed Entertainment Association. Distinct from the broader Liberation Pavilion exhibit build (see national-wwii-museum-liberation-pavilion.yaml, credited to Solomon Group) — this record covers the dedicated third-floor theater experience within it.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.teaconnect.org/news/31st-annual-thea-award-winners-announced-themed-entertainment-association", "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/thg-creative-freedom-theater/", "https://www.inparkmagazine.com/thg-freedom-theater-wwii-museum/", "https://www.nationalww2museum.org/visit/museum-campus-guide/liberation-pavilion/third-floor" ] }, { "id": "national-wwii-museum-higgins-industries", "name": "Bayou to Battlefield: Higgins Industries During WWII", "venue": "national-wwii-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Bayou to Battlefield: Higgins Industries During WWII,\" an exhibition at The National WWII Museum in New Orleans, opened 2019; media design by Ideum.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/" ] }, { "id": "national-wwii-museum-liberation-pavilion", "name": "Liberation Pavilion", "venue": "national-wwii-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Early-stage design, budgeting, and scheduling consultation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "show control system" ], "summary": "The Liberation Pavilion, the capstone permanent exhibit of The National WWII Museum's Road to Victory expansion in New Orleans, opened in November 2023; Solomon Group provided early-stage consultation, exhibit lighting, and AV systems integration, including a custom projection-mapping system for the pavilion's polygonal entrance art piece.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/liberation-pavilion", "https://www.nationalww2museum.org/visit/museum-campus-guide/liberation-pavilion" ] }, { "id": "national-wwii-museum-master-plan", "name": "The National WWII Museum — Road to Victory Master Plan", "venue": "national-wwii-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "lord-cultural-resources", "role": "master-planning", "note": "Developed the campus master plan and organized the architect selection competition, per Architectural Record\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "voorsanger-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect for the campus master plan", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mathes-brierre-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Associate architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lexington", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-taylor-group", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive theater", "large-format film" ], "summary": "The National WWII Museum's Road to Victory master plan expanded the New Orleans museum from a single D-Day pavilion into a seven-pavilion, seven-acre campus in phases from 2009 through the 2023 opening of the capstone Liberation Pavilion, with campus architecture by Voorsanger Architects and Mathes Brierre Architects and exhibit design across multiple pavilions by Gallagher & Associates.\n", "description": "Gallagher & Associates describes itself as \"responsible for identifying the most appropriate specialty consultants and procuring their services\" across the museum's expansion; the fabrication and media credits above are drawn from G&A's own project page and are not all attributable to a single pavilion or year within the multi-phase master plan. This record covers G&A's exhibit-design engagement across the master plan generally, distinct from the separately-recorded \"Voices from the Front\" installation (2024), which G&A was not involved in.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/17821-national-wwii-museum-in-new-orleans-after-20-years-completes-final-phase", "https://voorsanger.com/projects/national-wwii-museum-masterplan", "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/wwii/" ] }, { "id": "national-wwii-museum-on-the-road-with-bob-hope", "name": "On the Road with Bob Hope", "venue": "national-wwii-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"On the Road with Bob Hope,\" an exhibition at The National WWII Museum in New Orleans, opened May 2018; media design by Ideum.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/" ] }, { "id": "national-wwii-museum-stage-door-canteen", "name": "BB's Stage Door Canteen", "venue": "national-wwii-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "technical-consulting", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Turnkey design, fabrication, installation, and show-control programming of lighting, audio, scenic, and video systems for a live stage show and documentary film", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "show control system", "live performance AV" ], "summary": "BB's Stage Door Canteen, a recreated 1940s USO-style live-performance venue within The National WWII Museum's Solomon Victory Theater complex in New Orleans, opened November 6, 2009; Solomon Group delivered the venue's lighting, audio, scenic, and show-control systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/bbs-stage-door-canteen", "https://www.nationalww2museum.org/media/press-releases/national-world-war-ii-museums-cutting-edge-solomon-victory-theater-stage-door" ] }, { "id": "national-wwii-museum-us-freedom-pavilion", "name": "US Freedom Pavilion: The Boeing Center", "venue": "national-wwii-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "voorsanger-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-taylor-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Shared fabrication scope with The Taylor Group per Explus's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "US Freedom Pavilion: The Boeing Center, a new pavilion at The National WWII Museum in New Orleans housing large-artifact displays (B-17, Corsair, etc.), opened January 2013, with architecture by Voorsanger Architects, exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, and lighting by Available Light. Distinct from the \"Final Mission: USS Tang\" installation already recorded, which sits inside this pavilion.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.availablelight.com/work/national-world-war-ii-museum-us-freedom-pavilion", "https://www.nationalww2museum.org/media/press-releases/let-freedom-ring-growing-national-wwii-museum-opens-newest-building" ] }, { "id": "national-wwii-museum-voices-from-the-front", "name": "Voices from the Front", "venue": "national-wwii-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "note": "Designed and developed the touchscreen user interface, including a filtering system and a microphone with visual feedback", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "storyfile", "role": "content-production", "note": "Provided the underlying conversational-AI video technology and produced the interview content", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen interface", "conversational AI", "video playback" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "Voices from the Front, an interactive oral history experience letting visitors hold AI-driven conversations with recorded WWII veterans, opened in the Malcolm S. Forbes Rare and Iconic Artifacts Gallery at The National WWII Museum in New Orleans in March 2024, with the visitor interface designed by Ideum on StoryFile's conversational-video technology.\n", "description": "Visitors ask spoken questions of any of 18 recorded WWII-generation interviewees; StoryFile's system transcribes the question and matches it to a pre-recorded video response from a library of up to 1,000 answers per subject. Ideum built the touchscreen interface guiding visitors through interviewee selection and the conversation itself.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.nationalww2museum.org/media/press-releases/national-wwii-museum-unveil-new-interactive-oral-history-experience-voices", "https://ideum.com/portfolio/voices-from-the-front", "https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2024/04/04/2858205/0/en/StoryFile-Debuts-Innovative-AI-Video-Experience-at-The-National-WWII-Museum.html" ] }, { "id": "natural-history-museum-la-dinosaur-hall", "name": "Dinosaur Hall", "venue": "natural-history-museum-of-los-angeles-county", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "evidence-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive media programs", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lexington", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Lexington Design & Fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "multi-touch interactive", "interpretive video walls" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2013, "source": "https://www.signshop.com/news/2013-segd-global-design-awards-connecting-people-to-place/" } ], "summary": "Dinosaur Hall, a 14,000 sq ft permanent exhibition at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, opened in July 2011; Evidence Design led exhibit design, Unified Field created the interactive media, Lexington Design & Fabrication built the exhibit, and Electrosonic integrated the AV and interactive systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.svconline.com/the-wire/natural-history-museum-opens-new-dinosaur-hall-featuring-displays-installed-electrosonic-382443", "https://www.evidencedesign.com/details/dinosaur-hall/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/dinosaur-hall-at-the-natural-history-museum" ] }, { "id": "natural-history-museum-of-la-county-nhm-commons", "name": "NHM Commons", "venue": "natural-history-museum-of-los-angeles-county", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Interior visitor experience design for the new wing, including the Judith Perlstein Welcome Center and Commons Theater", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "frederick-fisher-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection", "digital media wall" ], "summary": "NHM Commons, a new $75 million public wing and welcome center at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, opened in Exposition Park in Los Angeles, California in November 2024, designed by Frederick Fisher and Partners with interior visitor-experience design by Studio Joseph.\n", "description": "The new wing introduces both ticketed and non-ticketed visitors to NHM, facing Exposition Park with a 400-seat Commons Theater, a cafe, and the Judith Perlstein Welcome Center. Studio Joseph's interior design frames the mounted fossil skeleton of \"Gnatalie,\" a Diplodocus, against a wall of oak fins referencing geological strata, and incorporates Barbara Carrasco's mural \"L.A. History: A Mexican Perspective.\" Studio-MLA served as landscape architect.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/nhm-commons", "https://nhm.org/press/natural-history-museums-los-angeles-countys-transformative-new-wing-nhm-commons-open-2024", "https://nhmlac.org/press/nhm-commons-opens-november-17-2024" ] }, { "id": "natural-history-museum-of-los-angeles-county-age-of-mammals", "name": "Age of Mammals", "venue": "natural-history-museum-of-los-angeles-county", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "Seven media installations complementing the fossil displays", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cinnabar", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Custom specimen cases, information rails, exhibit platforms, and AV systems", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion graphics", "film/video", "interactive touch experiences" ], "summary": "Age of Mammals, the first major new permanent exhibition at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County in twenty years, opened July 2010; Second Story created seven interactive media installations and Cinnabar fabricated the specimen cases and exhibit platforms.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://nhm.org/experience-nhm/exhibitions-natural-history-museum/age-mammals", "https://cinnabar.com/project/the-age-of-mammals/", "https://2s-archive.rzrfs.com/work/nhmlac-aom" ] }, { "id": "natural-history-museum-of-los-angeles-county-becoming-los-angeles", "name": "Becoming Los Angeles", "venue": "natural-history-museum-of-los-angeles-county", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "plus-and-greater-than", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exact division of scope against Cinnabar's design-build fabrication role is not clear from public sources", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cinnabar", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Design-build, fabrication, and installation of exhibit elements including the overhead steel canopy", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Becoming Los Angeles, a 14,000-square-foot permanent exhibition on the ecological, urban, and social history of Los Angeles County, opened at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County on July 14, 2013, with exhibit design contribution from Plus And Greater Than and design-build fabrication by Cinnabar.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://nhm.org/experience-nhm/exhibitions-natural-history-museum/becoming-los-angeles", "http://www.discoverlosangeles.com/blog/becoming-los-angeles-natural-history-museum", "https://www.plusandgreaterthan.com/projects/building-stories-6cw4f" ] }, { "id": "natural-history-museum-of-utah-climate-of-hope", "name": "Climate of Hope", "venue": "natural-history-museum-of-utah", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Moderate-confidence sourcing: independent press covers the exhibit's November 2023 opening but does not name Trivium by firm; the closest independent-of-Trivium signal is a 2025 \"MUSE Creative Awards\" citation, a commercial award program distinct from AAM's juried MUSE Awards and weighted lower accordingly\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive installation" ], "summary": "\"Climate of Hope,\" an exhibit on renewable energy and air quality at the Natural History Museum of Utah, Salt Lake City, opened November 2023; design attributed to Trivium Interactive (five interactives including an aspen-mural room).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.axios.com/local/salt-lake-city/", "https://www.sltrib.com/" ] }, { "id": "natural-history-museum-of-utah-core", "name": "Rio Tinto Center", "venue": "natural-history-museum-of-utah", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gsbs-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited as \"Maltbie\"", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "brandston-partnership", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "shen-milsom-and-wilke", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "boston-productions-inc", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mediatrope-interactive-studio", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "frankly-green-webb", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks", "mobile media" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2013, "source": "https://www.signshop.com/news/2013-segd-global-design-awards-connecting-people-to-place/" } ], "summary": "The Rio Tinto Center, a new building for the Natural History Museum of Utah at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, opened 2011; design architecture by Ennead Architects with GSBS Architects, exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "Distinct from the unrelated Museum of Utah (Utah Historical Society) in Salt Lake City.\n", "sources": [ "https://ennead.com/work/utah/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_History_Museum_of_Utah", "https://raai.com/project/natural-history-museum-of-utah/", "https://kubikmaltbie.com" ] }, { "id": "nauticus-aquaticus", "name": "Aquaticus (Reimagine Nauticus)", "venue": "nauticus", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "work-program-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Aquaticus, part of the \"Reimagine Nauticus\" renovation of the Nauticus science center in Norfolk, VA, completed 2024; architecture by Work Program Architects, exhibit design by Roto.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.wparch.com" ] }, { "id": "navy-seal-museum-san-diego-core", "name": "Navy SEAL Museum San Diego", "venue": "navy-seal-museum-san-diego", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "id-studios", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record / interior architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "exhibit-concepts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive theater", "virtual reality" ], "summary": "Navy SEAL Museum San Diego, a 10,000 sq ft museum in an adaptively reused former Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego building, opened October 4, 2025; exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, fabrication by Exhibit Concepts, AV integration by BBI Engineering, lighting design by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.navysealmuseum.org/press-room/navy-seal-museum-san-diego-opens-to-the-public-october-4-2025", "https://exhibitconcepts.com/portfolio-navy-seal-museum-san-diego/", "https://idstudiosinc.com/navy-seal-museum-san-diego-on-architect/", "https://www.sdbj.com/tourism/museums/storied-service/" ] }, { "id": "nbc-30-rock-grand-stair-rotunda", "name": "NBC Grand Stair & Mezzanine Rotunda Renovation", "venue": "30-rockefeller-plaza", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "diversified", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Two 60-foot curved LED video walls along the Grand Stair, illuminated Peacock Lounge columns, guest-reception portrait screens, interactive Planar Mosaic shelves in The Shop at NBC Studios", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "curved LED video walls", "interactive digital shelving" ], "summary": "A renovation of NBC's public lobby and broadcast-complex areas at 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York, completed December 2018 with AV integration by Diversified, added two 60-foot curved LED video walls, illuminated Peacock Lounge columns, and interactive displays serving guests, NBC Studio Tour visitors, and shoppers at The Shop at NBC Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://onediversified.com/case-study/lobby-digital-displays", "https://www.avinteractive.com/news/displays/photo-ready-vanguard-led-backdrop-30-rockefeller-plaza-05-06-2019/" ] }, { "id": "nc-aquarium-roanoke-island-renovation", "name": "North Carolina Aquarium on Roanoke Island renovation", "venue": "nc-aquarium-roanoke-island", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "14 media pieces including an immersive 150-degree film and interactive floor projections", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "color-ad", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "augmented reality", "interactive floor projection" ], "summary": "The North Carolina Aquarium on Roanoke Island in Manteo reopened August 10, 2016 after a $6.5 million renovation of seven galleries tracing a journey from inland freshwater ecosystems to the Outer Banks; exhibit design by CambridgeSeven, media design and production by Cortina Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/north-carolina-aquarium-on-roanoke-island/", "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/nc-aquarium-renovation/" ] }, { "id": "ncc-river-house-riverkeeper-learning-lab", "name": "Ottawa Riverkeeper Learning Lab", "venue": "ncc-river-house", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "holman-exhibits", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Partner in exhibit design and creation. .", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "holman-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Ottawa Riverkeeper Learning Lab, a 2,689-square-foot interactive exhibit space at the NCC River House in Ottawa, Ontario, was completed in 2025; exhibit design by Reich+Petch in partnership with Holman Exhibits.\n", "description": "The Learning Lab is a public, free-to-access space for hands-on education about the Ottawa River and its watershed, located inside the restored century-old boathouse that Ottawa Riverkeeper shares with the National Capital Commission's River House, which opened to the public in 2023.\n", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/ottawa-riverkeepers-learning-lab/", "https://ottawariverkeeper.ca/river-house-opens-to-the-public/", "https://carolineinthecapital.ca/ottawa-riverkeeper-enhances-learning-lab-approaches-final-stretch-of-campaign-goal/" ] }, { "id": "neilson-library-smith-college-an-evolution", "name": "Neilson Library: An Evolution", "venue": "neilson-library-smith-college", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "wb-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Neilson Library: An Evolution,\" an exhibit chronicling Smith College's Neilson Library's architectural history and expanding role in student life, opened inside the newly renovated Neilson Library in Northampton, Massachusetts in 2021, with design by Proun Design and fabrication by WB Inc.\n", "description": "Permanent display cases show images and artifacts documenting the library's significance to the student experience, floor cases showcase the collection, and a timeline honors librarian and faculty contributions, alongside an interactive graffiti-board element.\n", "sources": [ "https://libraries.smith.edu/news/2022/06/neilson-library-evolution-exhibit", "https://www.proundesign.com/hospitals-universities/neilson-library" ] }, { "id": "neilson-library-smith-college-renovation", "name": "Building Renovation", "venue": "neilson-library-smith-college", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "maya-lin-studio", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "shepley-bulfinch", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of Neilson Library at Smith College, Northampton, MA, led by design architect Maya Lin Studio with Shepley Bulfinch as architect of record, completed 2021; lighting design by Tillotson Design Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://litawards.com/" ] }, { "id": "nemours-childrens-health-wilmington-wings-of-legacy", "name": "Wings of Legacy", "venue": "nemours-childrens-health-wilmington", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "Immersive technology and patient-experience design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Donor activations", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive media" ], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations designed Wings of Legacy, an immersive patient-experience and donor-activation installation at Nemours Children's Health in Wilmington, Delaware, completed in 2025.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "netapp-executive-briefing-center-core", "name": "NetApp Executive Briefing Center", "venue": "netapp-executive-briefing-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "downstream", "role": "media-design", "note": "Experience design, credited as \"Downstream (now part of Elevate)\"", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ia-interior-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media environments" ], "summary": "The NetApp Executive Briefing Center, a 10,000-square-foot customer-facing briefing facility at Santana Row in San Jose, California, was completed in 2025, with experience design by Downstream and architecture by IA Interior Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://officesnapshots.com/2025/11/03/netapp-executive-briefing-center-san-jose/" ] }, { "id": "netflix-albuquerque-studios-art-of-craft", "name": "The Art of Craft", "venue": "netflix-albuquerque-studios", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "asterisk-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dekker-perich-sabatini", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dcl", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award, Branded Environments", "year": 2025, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/the-art-of-craft/" } ], "summary": "The Art of Craft, a set of lobby installations at Netflix's Albuquerque, New Mexico production studio celebrating local production-craft materials such as hair and makeup tools and set-building supplies, was completed by Asterisk in June 2024.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/the-art-of-craft/", "https://asteriskdesign.com/work/the-art-of-craft/" ] }, { "id": "netflix-house-dallas-opening", "name": "Netflix House Dallas", "venue": "netflix-house-dallas", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive fan experiences" ], "summary": "Netflix House Dallas, a permanent entertainment destination with immersive fan experiences, restaurant, retail, and live stages, opened December 11, 2025 in a converted former Belk department store at Galleria Dallas, designed by Gensler.\n", "description": "A JT Magen credit was previously listed here but removed 2026-07-19: independent sourcing (JT Magen's own press release, MAREJournal) confirms JT Magen served as construction manager/general contractor, an explicitly excluded role type, not a design or fabrication credit.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.gensler.com/projects/netflix-house", "https://ir.netflix.net/investor-news-and-events/financial-releases/press-release-details/2025/NETFLIX-HOUSE-PHILADELPHIA-IS-NOW-OPEN--WELCOME-TO-OUR-HOME/default.aspx" ] }, { "id": "netflix-house-philadelphia-opening", "name": "Netflix House Philadelphia", "venue": "netflix-house-philadelphia", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive fan experiences" ], "summary": "Netflix House Philadelphia, a 100,000+ sq ft permanent entertainment destination with immersive fan experiences, restaurant, retail, and live stages, opened November 12, 2025 in a converted former Lord & Taylor department store at the King of Prussia mall, designed by Gensler.\n", "description": "A JT Magen credit was previously listed here but removed 2026-07-19: independent sourcing (JT Magen's own press release, MAREJournal) confirms JT Magen served as construction manager/general contractor, an explicitly excluded role type, not a design or fabrication credit.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.gensler.com/projects/netflix-house", "https://ir.netflix.net/investor-news-and-events/financial-releases/press-release-details/2025/NETFLIX-HOUSE-PHILADELPHIA-IS-NOW-OPEN--WELCOME-TO-OUR-HOME/default.aspx" ] }, { "id": "new-bedford-fishing-heritage-center-core-exhibit", "name": "New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center Core Exhibit", "venue": "new-bedford-fishing-heritage-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bluebird-graphic-solutions", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center in New Bedford, Massachusetts opened its 2,000 sq ft core exhibit exploring the history, science, and art of North Atlantic fishing on June 25, 2016, with exhibit design by Proun Design and fabrication by Bluebird Graphic Solutions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/science/new-bedford-fishing-heritage-center", "https://fishingheritagecenter.org/new-bedford-fishing-heritage-center/" ] }, { "id": "new-bedford-fishing-heritage-center-more-than-a-job", "name": "More Than a Job: New Bedford's Work and Community", "venue": "new-bedford-fishing-heritage-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "wb-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"More Than a Job: New Bedford's Work and Community,\" a temporary exhibition at the New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center, New Bedford, MA, opened April 15, 2021; exhibit design by Proun Design (with independent consultant Neal Mayer), fabrication by WB Inc.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com" ] }, { "id": "new-england-aquarium-giant-ocean-tank", "name": "Giant Ocean Tank", "venue": "new-england-aquarium", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A $42M renovation of the Giant Ocean Tank and adjoining Penguin Habitat at the New England Aquarium in Boston reopened July 2013, with architecture by CambridgeSeven and lighting by Available Light.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.availablelight.com/work/giant-ocean-tank-new-england-aquarium", "https://www.boston.com/news/local-news/2013/07/01/new-england-aquarium-reopens-renovated-giant-ocean-tank/" ] }, { "id": "new-england-aquarium-marine-mammal-center", "name": "New Balance Foundation Marine Mammal Center", "venue": "new-england-aquarium", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "mcmanus-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The New Balance Foundation Marine Mammal Center, an open-air sea lion pavilion added to the New England Aquarium in Boston, opened 2009, with architecture by McManus Architects/Associates and lighting by Available Light. Not to be confused with the unrelated Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito, CA.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.availablelight.com/work/marine-mammals-center", "https://www.neaq.org/exhibit/marine-mammal-center/" ] }, { "id": "new-england-aquarium-original-building", "name": "New England Aquarium", "venue": "new-england-aquarium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1969, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The New England Aquarium, a purpose-built aquarium on Boston's waterfront, opened in 1969; designed by Cambridge Seven Associates (now CambridgeSeven), it became a precedent-setting prototype for integrated architecture-and-exhibit aquarium design and was the firm's first major commission.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/new-england-aquarium/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Chermayeff" ] }, { "id": "new-england-holocaust-memorial-mobile-tour", "name": "New England Holocaust Memorial Mobile Tour", "venue": "new-england-holocaust-memorial", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "QR-code-triggered mobile tour across 11 memorial signs with survivor interviews", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "caldwell-sign", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "QR code mobile tour" ], "summary": "A QR-code-activated mobile tour with 11 signs at the New England Holocaust Memorial in downtown Boston launched in 2021; RLMG designed the mobile-responsive tour site, with sign fabrication by Caldwell Sign.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/new-england-holocaust-memorial" ] }, { "id": "new-era-d-lab-interactive-retail", "name": "New Era D-Lab Interactive Retail Systems", "venue": "new-era-d-lab", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "dotdotdash", "role": "media-design", "note": "Custom digital signage control system for the store's display array and the \"New Era By You\" interactive cap-customization experience.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "digital signage control", "interactive customization stations" ], "summary": "The New Era D-Lab, a 3,160-square-foot flagship store at the L.A. Live campus in Los Angeles, California, opened in January 2017 with a custom digital signage system and the \"New Era By You\" interactive customization experience built by dotdotdash.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://web.archive.org/web/20190724025525/https://dotdotdash.io/New-Era-Design-Lab", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/new-era-d-lab-store-opens-within-la-live-campus-300393380.html" ] }, { "id": "new-jersey-hall-of-fame-learning-center", "name": "New Jersey Hall of Fame Entertainment and Learning Center", "venue": "new-jersey-hall-of-fame", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Virtual reality and 180-degree film production", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cruz-dann-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "virtual reality", "LED displays", "simulator ride system" ], "summary": "The New Jersey Hall of Fame Entertainment and Learning Center, a 10,000-square-foot experience at the American Dream complex in East Rutherford, opened to the public in June 2024; designed by C&G Partners with architecture by Gensler, AV integration by Electrosonic, fabrication by Kubik Maltbie, and virtual reality and 180-degree film production by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/the-new-jersey-hall-of-fame-entertainment-and-learning-center/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/new-jersey-hall-of-fame", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/unveiling-of-new-jersey-hall-of-fame-at-american-dream-as-americas-first-entertainment-and-learning-center-302174441.html" ] }, { "id": "new-mexico-history-museum-showcase-cases", "name": "New Mexico Showcase — Curious Contraptions and Collectible Curiosities Cases", "venue": "new-mexico-history-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "chiodo-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Provided preliminary design for the two display cases, which Ideum then engineered and fabricated. .", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Two 10-foot-tall, approximately one-ton, self-supporting glass-and-steel artifact display cases", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Two large-format artifact display cases for \"The New Mexico Showcase: Curious Contraptions and Collectible Curiosities\" opened to the public in 2024 (ribbon-cutting August 9, 2024) at the New Mexico History Museum in Santa Fe, fabricated by Ideum from a preliminary design by Chiodo Design.\n", "description": "Each self-supporting cabinet measures roughly 10 feet tall by 14 feet wide by 4 feet deep and weighs about a ton, including 800 pounds of hinged glass panels sourced through Ideum's partner Case[werks]. The cases were built modular for on-site assembly, include positive-pressure and temperature-monitoring systems for artifact conservation, and provide curators front-access hinged doors for rotating displays.\n", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/portfolio/nm-history-exhibit-cases" ] }, { "id": "new-mexico-history-museum-telling-new-mexico", "name": "Telling New Mexico: Stories from Then and Now", "venue": "new-mexico-history-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Core exhibition, in development with museum staff since 2004", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "nca-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactives", "touch installations", "timeline displays" ], "summary": "\"Telling New Mexico: Stories from Then and Now,\" the core exhibition of the new New Mexico History Museum on the Santa Fe Plaza, opened May 24, 2009; exhibit design was by Gallagher & Associates, architecture by NCA Architects, and Second Story contributed interactive media components.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://media.newmexicoculture.org/press_releases.php/74/the-art-of-the-exhib?action=detail&releaseID=74&the-art-of-the-exhib=", "https://www.nca-architects.com/portfolio/new-mexico-history-museum/", "https://2s-archive.rzrfs.com/work/new-mexico-history-museum" ] }, { "id": "new-mexico-museum-of-art-gustave-baumann-marionette-vignettes", "name": "Gustave Baumann: The Artist's Environment — Marionette Vignettes", "venue": "new-mexico-museum-of-art", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "note": "3D animation of Gustave Baumann's marionette characters across three custom-built entry-corridor displays", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "stark-raven-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabricated the puppet-theater-style display frames and scenic elements. .", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "3D animation", "Unity" ], "summary": "A three-screen animated marionette-show introduction to Gustave Baumann, The Artist's Environment exhibition opened August 15, 2025, at the New Mexico Museum of Art in Santa Fe, with digital animation by Ideum and fabricated display frames by Stark Raven Fabrication.\n", "description": "Along the entry corridor to the Baumann exhibition, three custom-built displays styled as miniature proscenium stages play sequential animated scenes recreating Baumann's whimsical marionette performances. Ideum's 3D artists recreated each puppet character digitally, referencing Baumann's original handcrafted marionettes and archival recordings, using script and audio content provided by the museum.\n", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/portfolio/animated-introduction-gustave-bauman-artists-environment", "https://www.nmartmuseum.org/events/gustave-baumann-exhibition-opens-in-new-wing-gallery/" ] }, { "id": "new-mexico-museum-of-natural-history-and-science-hall-of-ancient-life", "name": "Hall of Ancient Life — Exploring Earth and Postcards from the Paleozoic", "venue": "new-mexico-museum-of-natural-history-and-science", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "note": "Two interactives — Exploring Earth (rotatable 3D globe timeline) and Postcards from the Paleozoic (personalized photo postcard generator)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Custom wall-mounted touchscreen cabinets", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen", "Unity", "camera-based photo capture" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "summary": "The Hall of Ancient Life, a permanent exhibition opened February 15, 2025, at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science in Albuquerque, New Mexico, features two digital interactives designed and built by Ideum.\n", "description": "Exploring Earth uses a 3D rotatable globe on a 55\" touchscreen to show continental positions across 600 million years, with a New Mexico-focused mode covering the Paleozoic era. Postcards from the Paleozoic lets visitors create a personalized digital postcard set in one of five Paleozoic New Mexico environments, combining a camera-captured photo with species stickers and filters, downloadable via QR code.\n", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/portfolio/ancient-life-in-new-mexico", "https://www.abqjournal.com/lifestyle/article_538fff28-e690-11ef-b745-8360e9621209.html" ] }, { "id": "new-mexico-museum-of-natural-history-rise-of-the-machines", "name": "Rise of the Machines: Story of the Microcomputer Revolution", "venue": "new-mexico-museum-of-natural-history-and-science", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "weatherhead-design", "role": "content-production", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Rise of the Machines, a twelve-minute \"artifact theater\" multimedia exhibition on the microcomputer revolution, opened as part of the STARTUP gallery at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science in Albuquerque around 2007, designed by Belle & Wissell and Weatherhead Design.\n", "description": "Year is a derived approximation (the STARTUP gallery \"operated for ten years\" and closed early 2017, per Wikipedia; corroborated by a Gold Level AAM MUSE Award in May 2007), not a directly stated opening date.\n", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/rise-of-the-machines/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Mexico_Museum_of_Natural_History_and_Science" ] }, { "id": "new-museum-new-humans", "name": "New Humans: Memories of the Future", "venue": "new-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "anicka-yi-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Artist", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sitara-systems", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Re-grounded the artificial-life system from the Tate Modern aerobes for a second venue/architecture: updated flight-control integration (OptiTrack motion tracking), retuned behavioral simulation, and rebuilt the camera-based visitor-tracking pipeline.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "artificial-life simulation", "OptiTrack motion tracking" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "\"New Humans: Memories of the Future,\" the New Museum's inaugural exhibition in its expanded New York building, is on view through August 23, 2026, featuring artist Anicka Yi bringing autonomous aerial \"aerobe\" machines from her 2021 Tate Modern commission to a second venue, with the artificial-life system re-grounded for the new space by Sitara Systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.artnews.com/art-news/reviews/new-museum-reopening-expansion-new-humans-review-1234778022/", "https://artreview.com/the-robots-were-never-the-problem-new-humans-new-museum-new-york/", "https://apollo-magazine.com/new-humans-new-museum-new-york-reopening-review/", "https://www.artforum.com/columns/linda-yablonsky-diary-new-museum-reopening-1234746172/", "https://www.sitara.systems/new-museum-new-humans/" ] }, { "id": "new-world-center-core", "name": "New World Center", "venue": "new-world-center-miami", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "gehry-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "nagata-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "acoustic-dimensions", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Sound & projection consultant for the WALLCAST outdoor system", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sonitus", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Co-credited sound & projection consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lam-partners", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "theatredna", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theatre consulting; TheatreDNA's own page states this 2010 work was performed by its principals \"as individual effort while at a previous firm\" before TheatreDNA existed under that name.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "outdoor projection and simulcast (WALLCAST)" ], "summary": "The New World Center, home of the New World Symphony in Miami Beach, Florida, opened January 2011; architecture by Frank Gehry of Gehry Partners, acoustical design by Nagata Acoustics, with a WALLCAST outdoor projection/sound system enabling free public simulcast viewing.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_World_Center_(Miami_Beach)", "https://www.nagata-i.com", "https://www.theatredna.com", "https://www.archdaily.com" ] }, { "id": "new-york-city-fire-museum-fire-safety-classroom", "name": "Fire Safety Learning Center", "venue": "new-york-city-fire-museum", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "m-catton-and-co", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "moey", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "black-lit hazard staging", "theatrical smoke effects" ], "summary": "The New York City Fire Museum's mock-apartment fire safety education space was renovated into the Fire Safety Learning Center in 2018; exhibit concept design by Peter Hyde Design upgraded the fire safety apartment with new interactive fire-prevention exhibits, with fabrication by M. Catton & Co. and media by Moey.\n", "description": "Funded by Turner Construction Company, Carnegie Corporation, FM Global, and the NY Community Trust. The classroom pairs video-based fire safety instruction with a simulated apartment tour where firefighters demonstrate household fire hazards.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.peterhydedesign.com/projects/fire-safety-classroom-new-york-city-fire-museum/", "https://www.nycfiremuseum.org/fire-safety-education" ] }, { "id": "new-york-hall-of-science-cityworks", "name": "CityWorks", "venue": "new-york-hall-of-science", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "science-museum-of-minnesota", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Lead; also fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "media-design", "note": "Physiodigital \"build your neighborhood\" block interactive", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "betanyc", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "showfab", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive blocks" ], "summary": "CityWorks, an exhibit exploring what makes cities work at the New York Hall of Science, Queens, opened May 3, 2025; led by the Science Museum of Minnesota with Trivium Interactive, BetaNYC, and ShowFab named as contributors, per NYSCI's own press release.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://nysci.org/press-releases/new-exhibit-at-new-york-hall-of-science-explores-what-makes-cities-work" ] }, { "id": "new-york-hall-of-science-connected-worlds", "name": "Connected Worlds", "venue": "new-york-hall-of-science", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "design-io", "role": "media-design", "note": "Lead creative studio — conception, design, development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "big-show-consulting-and-management", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Construction management and technical integration — designed and supervised construction/installation, engineered the projection and audio system, devised the modular projection floor surface, handled A/V, control systems, and automation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "moey", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Claims an integration/build role on its own portfolio; possibly overlapping with Big Show's construction-management credit — both claims kept", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "openFrameworks", "Kinect motion/gesture sensors", "infrared cameras", "multi-projector floor and wall projection" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment", "interactive-installation" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Gold, Interpretive Interactive Installations", "year": 2017, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-recognition/2017-muse-award-winners/" } ], "summary": "Connected Worlds, a large-scale gesture- and touch-driven interactive ecosystem simulation by Design I/O, opened June 27, 2015 in the New York Hall of Science's Great Hall in Queens, NY; visitors use physical logs to redirect a shared water supply across an interactive floor and plant seeds by hand across six wall-projected habitats linked by a projected waterfall, with real-time visitor actions shaping the ecosystem's health.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.moeyinc.com/projects/connected-worlds/", "https://www.design-io.com/projects/connectedworlds", "https://nysci.org/press-releases/connected-worlds-press-release", "https://www.creativeapplications.net/project/connected-worlds-interactive-ecosystem-for-nysci-by-design-io/" ] }, { "id": "new-york-hall-of-science-great-hall", "name": "Great Hall", "venue": "new-york-hall-of-science", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Great Hall, a reimagined environmental visitor experience within the New York Hall of Science's historic hall in Queens, NY, opened in 2008, designed by Thinc Design.\n", "description": "Thinc Design created an interactive environmental experience for the museum's historic space, combining physical visitor engagement with the building's contemplative architectural qualities.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/great-hall" ] }, { "id": "new-york-historical-society-luce-center", "name": "Henry Luce III Center (Fourth Floor Galleries)", "venue": "new-york-historical-society", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "pbdw-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "media-design", "note": "17 interactives and 5 stand-alone videos across the North and Tiffany Galleries", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen interactives", "video" ], "summary": "The renovated Henry Luce III Center at the New-York Historical Society in New York, including the North Gallery, the Tiffany Gallery, and the Center for Women's History, reopened April 29, 2017, with architecture by PBDW Architects (with Eva Jiřičná on the Tiffany Gallery) and 17 interactives and 5 videos designed by batwin + robin.\n", "description": "batwin + robin's interactives and videos for the North Gallery reinforced the theme \"Objects Tell Stories,\" covering subjects including the 1863 Draft Riots, slavery in colonial New York, master craftsman Duncan Phyfe, and the history of New York's street grid.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.nyhistory.org/press/transformed-fourth-floor-new-york-historical-society-opens-april-29-2017-sharing", "https://www.pbdw.com/the-new-york-historical-fourth-floor-galleries", "https://www.batwinandrobin.com/projects/new-york-historical-society-luce-center/" ] }, { "id": "new-york-historical-society-new-york-story", "name": "\"New York Story\" and Renovated Galleries", "venue": "new-york-historical-society", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "\"New York Story\" panoramic film", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Audio, video, interactive, control systems, and digital signage across the renovated museum", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "panoramic projection", "motion-sensitive panels", "rotating touchscreens" ], "summary": "The New-York Historical Society's three-year, $70 million renovation culminated in 2012 with the debut of the panoramic film \"New York Story,\" produced by Donna Lawrence Productions, with Electrosonic designing and installing the museum's audio, video, interactive, and signage systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dlproductions.com/projects/new-york-historical-society/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/new-york-historical-society-museum-and-library" ] }, { "id": "new-york-stock-exchange-digital-lobby-timeline", "name": "Digital Lobby Timeline", "venue": "new-york-stock-exchange", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Digital Lobby Timeline, an animated media wall chronicling more than three centuries of stock exchange history, was installed in the main entryway of NYSE Euronext headquarters in Manhattan by C&G Partners, debuted by 2012.\n", "description": "C&G Partners designed a monumental-scale animated timeline installation for the New York Stock Exchange's main entryway, using fluid dynamic movement and synchronized \"ticker\" style animations to chronicle the Exchange's history.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/new-york-stock-exchange-new-york-stock-exchange-lobby-timeline/", "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/fresh/post/fresh-project-nyse-timeline-wall/" ] }, { "id": "newburyport-black-history-initiative-panels", "name": "Newburyport Black History Initiative Interpretive Panels", "venue": "clipper-city-rail-trail", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "arrowstreet", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Design of interpretive panels (archival photographs, narratives, typography, color palette) plus a companion map/brochure; part of a larger citywide interpretive-panel program that began with 4 panels in Brown Square.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A series of interpretive panels documenting African American history along the Clipper City Rail Trail in Newburyport, Massachusetts, designed by Arrowstreet for the City of Newburyport's Black History Initiative, with the first panel unveiled in February 2023.\n", "description": "The panels explore contributions of Black residents of Newburyport across generations, beginning with \"A Black Neighborhood in Historic Newburyport,\" installed along the trail near the Low Street bridge. Arrowstreet designed the panel series and an accompanying map and brochure connecting the panels along a walking path, extending an earlier four-panel interpretive program the firm designed for Brown Square.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.arrowstreet.com/portfolio/newburyport-interpretive-panel-program/", "https://www.newburyportnews.com/news/local_news/newburyport-celebrates-black-history-with-new-sign/article_1c92e10e-a257-11ed-9174-ebe2f5daf4d8.html", "https://www.cityofnewburyport.com/planning-development/newburyport-black-history-initiative" ] }, { "id": "newport-center-for-black-history-exhibits", "name": "Newport Center for Black History Exhibits", "venue": "newport-center-for-black-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_expected": 2026, "status": "announced", "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Traded as its Abernathy Lighting Design studio; supplied LED overhead and display-case lighting and a central lighting control system for the 1,000 sq ft visitor center inside a 300-year-old historic home, coordinating with the base-building architect and electrical contractor.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "smokesygnals", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibit designer and fabricator", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "smokesygnals", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Newport Center for Black History, a 1,000 sq ft exhibit fit-out inside a historic Newport, Rhode Island home for the Newport Historical Society, is exhibit design and fabrication by SmokeSygnals with lighting design and supply by Eos Lightmedia (Abernathy Lighting Design).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/666" ] }, { "id": "newseum-core", "name": "Newseum", "venue": "newseum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Credited as Polshek Partnership Architects (James Stewart Polshek) at the time; designed the $450 million, 250,000 sq ft building near the National Mall", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Also designed the museum's original 1997 Arlington, VA location", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "sh-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Acoustic and audio systems design across 18 multimedia theaters, more than 100 interactive stations and videos, two broadcast studios, an event lobby, and a conference center; covered room acoustics, sound isolation, noise control, and audio delivery.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "poulin-morris", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Full-building wayfinding/environmental-graphics program, per Poulin +Morris's own project page . A different scope than the core-exhibits fabrication already credited to Kubik/ Maltbie, so additive — not independently confirmed as belonging to this 2008 opening rather than a later date.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-communications-ltd", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabricated the Poulin+Morris-designed building signage; same caveat on date-alignment as above.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "broadcast studios", "multimedia theaters", "interactive stations" ], "summary": "The Newseum, a $450 million, 250,000 sq ft journalism-history museum near the National Mall in Washington, DC, opened April 11, 2008, with architecture by Polshek Partnership (now Ennead Architects), exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, fabrication by Kubik/Maltbie, AV integration by Electrosonic, and acoustic/audio design by SH Acoustics; the museum permanently closed in December 2019.\n", "description": "A seven-level, 250,000 sq ft building housing fifteen theaters and fifteen galleries dedicated to the history of journalism and the First Amendment, including two working broadcast studios. The museum operated 2008–2019 before closing and selling the building to Johns Hopkins University.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/4332-polshek-s-newsiest-museum-opens-in-d-c", "https://raai.com/project/the-newseum/", "https://www.ennead.com/work/newseum", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newseum", "https://shacoustics.com/newseum/" ] }, { "id": "newtown-creek-visitor-center", "name": "Visitor Center and Nature Walk", "venue": "newtown-creek-wastewater-treatment-plant", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Lead architect and master planner for the plant renovation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "l-observatoire-international", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Blue lighting of the digester eggs, white walkway lighting", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "illuminated digester eggs" ], "summary": "Ennead served as lead architect and master planner for NYC DEP's renovation of the Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant in Brooklyn; the Visitor Center opened 2010, with hands-on interpretive exhibits on the city's water cycle and lighting design by L'Observatoire International for the plant's blue-lit digester eggs.\n", "description": "As part of NYC's Percent for Art program, the project also incorporated a water sculpture by artist Vito Acconci inside the Visitor Center and a separate sculptural Nature Walk by artist George Trakas (opened 2007) — individual artist commissions, not firm credits under this index's schema.\n", "sources": [ "https://ennead.com/work/newtown/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newtown_Creek_Wastewater_Treatment_Plant", "https://www.designboom.com/architecture/ennead-architects-vito-acconci-george-trakas-newtown-creek/" ] }, { "id": "nez-perce-visitor-center-renovation", "name": "Nez Perce National Historical Park Visitor Center Renovation", "venue": "nez-perce-national-historical-park-visitor-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-design-minds", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "north-shore-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation and reopening of the Nez Perce National Historical Park Visitor Center in Lapwai, Idaho, completed in 2024, with exhibit design by The Design Minds and fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.nps.gov/nepe", "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "nhk-osaka-broadcasting-center-building", "name": "NHK Osaka Broadcasting Center and Osaka Museum of History", "venue": "nhk-osaka-broadcasting-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1999, "credits": [ { "firm": "pelli-clarke-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The combined NHK Osaka Broadcasting Center and Osaka Museum of History building in Osaka, Japan, designed by Pelli Clarke & Partners (then Cesar Pelli & Associates), completed in 1999.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://pcparch.com/work/type/civic-and-cultural" ] }, { "id": "niagara-falls-underground-railroad-heritage-center-core", "name": "Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center", "venue": "niagara-falls-underground-railroad-heritage-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Richard Lewis Media Group", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "studio-tectonic", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media", "linear video" ], "summary": "The Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center opened May 4, 2018 in the historic U.S. Customhouse in Niagara Falls, New York; RLMG designed the interpretive media and Electrosonic implemented the audiovisual and interactive systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niagara_Falls_Underground_Railroad_Heritage_Center", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/niagara-falls-underground-railroad-heritage-center", "https://www.rlmg.com/work/niagara-falls-underground-railroad-heritage-center" ] }, { "id": "niagara-parks-power-station-currents", "name": "Currents: Niagara's Power Transformed", "venue": "niagara-parks-power-station", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "tait", "role": "media-design", "note": "Credited as Thinkwell Group at the time; primary media design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ventin-group", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mt-planners", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "atomic3", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solotech", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Technical support", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Currents: Niagara's Power Transformed,\" the reopening exhibition at the Niagara Parks Power Station, Niagara Falls, ON, opened September 2021; media design by Thinkwell Group (now TAIT), architecture by Ventin Group, landscape architecture by MT Planners, lighting design by Atomic3, AV support by Solotech.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/currents-niagaras-power-transformed/" ] }, { "id": "niagara-power-vista-renovation", "name": "Niagara Power Vista Renovation", "venue": "niagara-power-vista", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "boston-productions-inc", "role": "media-design", "note": "Design, research, scripting, and production of all media exhibits", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "4D motion theater", "MultiTaction interactive tables", "RFID ticketing" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics", "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The Niagara Power Vista, the New York Power Authority's visitor center in Lewiston, New York overlooking the Niagara Power Project, was renovated with over 25 interactive exhibits and a 4D motion theater completed in 2016; Boston Productions Inc. designed, researched, scripted, and produced the media exhibits, working in collaboration with fabricator Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bostonproductions.com/portfolio/new-york-power-authority/", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/New-York-Power-Authority" ] }, { "id": "nicandri-nature-center-core-exhibits", "name": "Eugene L. Nicandri Nature Center Core Exhibits", "venue": "nicandri-nature-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "labella-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tenji", "role": "fabrication", "note": "aquatic exhibits and quarantine space", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "live animal exhibits", "aquarium exhibits" ], "summary": "The Eugene L. Nicandri Nature Center at Robert Moses State Park in Massena, New York, a 9,400-square-foot replacement for a center destroyed by fire in 2010, opened in May 2017 for the New York Power Authority and New York State Parks, with exhibits fabricated by Hadley Exhibits and aquatic exhibits by Tenji.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.northcountrypublicradio.org/news/story/34026/20170530/nypa-opens-new-nicandri-nature-center-in-massena", "http://labellapc.com/projects/nicandri-nature-center-at-robert-moses-state-park/", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/nicandri-nature-center/", "https://www.tenji.com/tenji-project/nicandri-nature-center/" ] }, { "id": "nmaahc-core-exhibits", "name": "National Museum of African American History and Culture Core Exhibits", "venue": "nmaahc", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "davis-brody-bond", "role": "architecture", "note": "Part of the Freelon Adjaye Bond/SmithGroup design-build team", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "smithgroup", "role": "architecture", "note": "Part of the Freelon Adjaye Bond/SmithGroup design-build team", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Credited as Design & Production on SH Acoustics' own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Credited on SH Acoustics' own project page; no independent corroboration found for this specific project", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sh-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Exhibit-space acoustics, sound containment, noise control, and specialized audio design and media coordination for all galleries; installation inspections and acoustic tuning/calibration of hundreds of media programs.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Exterior bronze-facade illumination (\"soft lantern effect\" between the White House and Washington Monument) plus Central Hall interior lighting, all-LED.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "media programs", "interactive exhibits" ], "summary": "The Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture, a new building on the National Mall in Washington, DC designed by the Freelon Adjaye Bond/SmithGroup team (lead designer David Adjaye), opened September 24, 2016, with exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, exhibit fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated, and acoustic/audio design by SH Acoustics.\n", "description": "Over 350,000 sq ft of permanent exhibits covering African American history across community, arts, religion, civil rights, slavery, and segregation themes. The design-build architectural team also included The Freelon Group and Adjaye Associates (both not yet recorded in this index).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/september-24/national-museum-of-african-american-history-opens", "https://d-and-p.com/human-history", "https://www.archdaily.com/794203/smithsonian-national-museum-of-african-american-history-and-culture-adjaye-associates", "https://www.smithgroup.com/projects/national-museum-of-african-american-history-and-culture", "https://shacoustics.com/national-museum-of-african-american-history-culture/" ] }, { "id": "nmaahc-follow-the-green-book", "name": "Follow the Green Book", "venue": "nmaahc", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive media producer and developer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Per InPark Magazine; not independently corroborated by a second source", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "quatrefoil", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media/interactive development partner, per InPark Magazine ; not independently corroborated by a second source", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV systems integration, per InPark Magazine; not independently corroborated by a second source", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen dashboard interface", "windshield rear-projection" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Gold, Interactive Kiosks", "year": 2017, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-recognition/2017-muse-award-winners/" }, { "award": "Communication Arts Interactive Competition — Award", "year": 2017, "source": "https://www.commarts.com/project/26017/follow-the-green-book" } ], "summary": "Follow the Green Book, an interactive kiosk exhibit at the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, DC, has visitors sit in a re-created 1949 Buick sedan and use a touchscreen dashboard to choose stops for gas, food, and lodging, watching windshield-projected dramatized scenes illustrating how African Americans navigated segregation-era America using guides like the Negro Motorist Green Book; produced by Cortina Productions.\n", "description": "Completion year is not stated unambiguously by any single source found: NMAAHC opened September 24, 2016 and this exhibit is part of its permanent opening-day exhibition floor, so 2016 is used here; Cortina Productions' own site and Communication Arts' project page cite later years (2017/2018) that read as award-cycle rather than completion dates.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.commarts.com/project/26017/follow-the-green-book", "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/communication-arts-interactive-competition/", "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/about/", "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-recognition/2017-muse-award-winners/", "https://www.inparkmagazine.com/nmaahc-tracing-the-long-arc-of-history/" ] }, { "id": "nmaahc-forces-for-change", "name": "Forces for Change", "venue": "nmaahc", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Forces for Change,\" a gallery at the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, DC, on Black women's leadership and activism, opened in 2024, with media by Cortina Productions.\n", "description": "Distinct from the museum's separately recorded 2016 core exhibits and 2019 \"We Return Fighting\" temporary exhibition. Sourcing for this record is thin — only Cortina Productions' own credit was found.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/nmaahc/" ] }, { "id": "nmaahc-in-slaverys-wake", "name": "In Slavery's Wake: Making Black Freedom in the World", "venue": "nmaahc", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "monadnock-media", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media experience design and production and digital interactive design and development, including an interactive Abolition Map and single-user interactives, for the exhibition's Washington, DC debut", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ravenswood-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "GIS mapping", "single-user interactive", "narrative video" ], "summary": "\"In Slavery's Wake: Making Black Freedom in the World,\" a 4,200 sq ft international traveling exhibition on the legacies of racial slavery and colonialism, opened at the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, DC on December 13, 2024, with media and interactive design by Monadnock Media.\n", "description": "Organized by NMAAHC's Center for the Study of Global Slavery and Brown University's Ruth J. Simmons Center for the Study of Slavery and Justice, the exhibition also travels to venues in Brazil, South Africa, and (planned) Senegal and England; only the Washington, DC installation is recorded here per the index's US-venue scope.\n", "sources": [ "https://monadnock.org/project/in-slaverys-wake", "https://nmaahc.si.edu/explore/exhibitions/in-slaverys-wake", "https://www.si.edu/newsdesk/releases/national-museum-african-american-history-and-culture-opens-international-traveling" ] }, { "id": "nmaahc-watching-oprah", "name": "Watching Oprah", "venue": "nmaahc", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "content-production", "note": "Seven exhibit video montages and an exclusive Oprah Winfrey interview", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "4,300 sq ft special exhibit with custom casework, artifact mounts, and AV integration, per CMS's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "video montage", "interactive interview kiosk" ], "summary": "Watching Oprah, a special exhibition on Oprah Winfrey's cultural impact at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, DC, opened in 2018; RLMG produced the exhibit videos and an exclusive interview, with exhibit design by HealyKohler and fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/watching-oprah", "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/" ] }, { "id": "nmah-places-of-invention", "name": "Places of Invention (Lemelson Hall)", "venue": "smithsonian-national-museum-of-american-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "roto", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "Dibner Award", "year": 2015, "source": "https://roto.com/museums/places-of-invention" } ], "summary": "\"Places of Invention,\" a permanent exhibition on American innovation in the Jerome and Dorothy Lemelson Hall of Invention and Innovation at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in Washington, DC, opened July 1, 2015, with exhibit design and fabrication by Roto.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://roto.com/museums/places-of-invention", "https://americanhistory.si.edu/exhibitions/places-invention" ] }, { "id": "nmajh-1917-philadelphia-debut", "name": "1917: How One Year Changed the World (Philadelphia debut)", "venue": "national-museum-of-american-jewish-history", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "dome-collective", "role": "media-design", "note": "Creative direction, design, media production and software development. The exhibition later toured to the American Jewish Historical Society in New York \"with updated media and new questions\" — a distinct, separately recorded iteration.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive film installation" ], "summary": "\"1917: How One Year Changed the World\" debuted March 17, 2017 at the National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia, with interactive media by Dome, before touring to the American Jewish Historical Society in New York with updated content later that year.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.domecollective.com/work/nmajh-1917", "https://www.warhistoryonline.com/war-articles/1917-one-year-changed-world-opens-march-17-national-museum-american-jewish-history-philadelphia.html", "https://whyy.org/articles/national-museum-of-american-jewish-history-exhibit-links-1917-to-todays-debate-on-immigration/" ] }, { "id": "nmnh-cellphone-unseen-connections", "name": "Cellphone: Unseen Connections", "venue": "smithsonian-national-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "3+ year minimum installation, per CMS's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Cellphone: Unseen Connections,\" an exhibition on the cultural and technological history of mobile phones, opened June 2023 in Hall 27 of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History in Washington, DC; fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/", "https://naturalhistory.si.edu/exhibits/cellphone" ] }, { "id": "nmnh-koch-hall-of-human-origins", "name": "David H. Koch Hall of Human Origins", "venue": "smithsonian-national-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "$7 million, 14-month fabrication project, per CMS's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media direction, procurement/delivery of the hall's media, and the Smithsonian's first iPhone app, per Canadian Architect's independent coverage. Note: Capitol Exhibit Services' own detailed fabricator writeup of this project does not mention Reich+Petch despite naming many other subcontractors.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The David H. Koch Hall of Human Origins, an exhibition on human evolution, opened March 17, 2010 at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History in Washington, DC, marking the museum's 100th anniversary on the National Mall; fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/", "https://naturalhistory.si.edu/exhibits/david-h-koch-hall-human-origins", "https://www.smithsonianmag.com/blogs/national-museum-of-natural-history/2025/03/17/15-years-later-the-national-museum-of-natural-history-is-still-asking-what-it-means-to-be-human/" ] }, { "id": "nmnh-qrius", "name": "Q?rius, The Coralyn W. Whitney Science Education Center", "venue": "smithsonian-national-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "12,800 sq ft hands-on education center incl. custom furniture and collection display walls, per CMS's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ewingcole", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Q?rius, a 10,000-square-foot interactive science education space at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History in Washington, DC, opened December 2013; fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/", "https://naturalhistory.si.edu/exhibits/qrius-coralyn-w-whitney-science-education-center", "https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/a-new-education-lab-called-qrius-aims-to-be-the-mother-of-all-curiosity-180949049/" ] }, { "id": "normandy-american-cemetery-visitor-center-refresh-2019", "name": "Normandy American Cemetery Visitor Center – 75th Anniversary Exhibit Refresh", "venue": "normandy-american-cemetery", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "haley-sharpe-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "color-ad", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibit planning, fabrication, transport, and installation. ABMC exhibit-fabrication IDIQ contractor.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "A 2019 exhibit refresh at the Normandy American Cemetery Visitor Center in Colleville-sur-Mer, France, timed to the 75th anniversary of D-Day, with exhibit design by Haley Sharpe Design and fabrication by Color Ad.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://color-ad.com/index.php/project-category/exhibits/", "https://color-ad.com/index.php/project/normandy-american-cemetery-visitor-center/" ] }, { "id": "normandy-american-cemetery-visitor-center", "name": "Normandy American Cemetery Visitor Center", "venue": "normandy-american-cemetery", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "history-associates", "role": "content-production", "note": "Exhibit development; American Battle Monuments Commission's flagship/first permanent public exhibit project", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Normandy American Cemetery Visitor Center in Colleville-sur-Mer, France, opened June 6, 2007, with exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates and exhibit development by History Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.historyassociates.com/case-studies/normandy-american-military-cemetery-exhibits/", "https://www.abmc.gov/news-events/news/new-normandy-american-cemetery-visitor-center-opens/" ] }, { "id": "norsk-teknisk-museum-ting", "name": "TING", "venue": "norsk-teknisk-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tamschick-media-space", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award", "year": 2015, "source": "https://lesliewolke.com/2015/12/01/ting-and-the-art-of-performance-exhibition/" } ], "summary": "TING, an exhibition at the Norwegian Museum of Science, Technology, Industry and Medicine (Norsk Teknisk Museum) in Oslo, Norway, opened April 2014, designed by Ralph Appelbaum Associates with Tamschick Media+Space.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://lesliewolke.com/2015/12/01/ting-and-the-art-of-performance-exhibition/" ] }, { "id": "north-bridge-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "North Bridge Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "north-bridge-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "wondercabinet-interpretive-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibit graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "New exhibits at the North Bridge Visitor Center, part of Minute Man National Historical Park in Concord, Massachusetts, interpreting the April 19, 1775 battle at the Old North Bridge, opened in 2012 with exhibit design by Wondercabinet Interpretive Design, graphics by Proun Design, and fabrication by Mystic Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "Interpretive graphics styled as historic murals integrate narrative elements with the visitor center's historic setting, including full-scale portraits by artist Don Troiani alongside artifacts and documents.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/north-bridge-visitor-center", "https://www.nps.gov/mima/planyourvisit/north-bridge-visitor-center.htm" ] }, { "id": "north-carolina-history-center-core-exhibits", "name": "North Carolina History Center Core Exhibits", "venue": "north-carolina-history-center-tryon-palace", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The North Carolina History Center, a new 60,000-square-foot facility at Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens in New Bern, North Carolina, opened October 22, 2010, with media/exhibit design by ESI Design and lighting systems by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://newbernnow.com/2010/10/grand-opening-celebration-of-the-north-carolina-history-center-at-tryon-palace.html", "https://d-and-p.com/lighting-1" ] }, { "id": "north-carolina-museum-of-art-west-building-identity", "name": "West Building Identity and Wayfinding", "venue": "north-carolina-museum-of-art", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "thomas-phifer-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": "West Building architect.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "New graphic identity and signage/wayfinding program, including a custom alphabet based on the building's oval skylights. Led by partner Michael Bierut.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The North Carolina Museum of Art's 127,000-square-foot West Building in Raleigh, designed by Thomas Phifer and Partners, opened in April 2010, with a new graphic identity, signage, and wayfinding program by Pentagram.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/80719/north-carolina-museum-of-art-thomas-phifer", "https://www.pentagram.com/work/north-carolina-museum-of-art/story", "https://ncartmuseum.org" ] }, { "id": "north-carolina-museum-of-history-story-of-north-carolina", "name": "The Story of North Carolina", "venue": "north-carolina-museum-of-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "christopher-chadbourne-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibit graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Story of North Carolina, a 21,000 sq ft permanent exhibition tracing North Carolina's history at the North Carolina Museum of History in Raleigh, opened November 5, 2011, with exhibit design by Christopher Chadbourne & Associates, graphics by Proun Design, and fabrication by 1220 Exhibits, on a design/build budget of $5.6 million.\n", "description": "The exhibition covers North Carolina's history from ancient peoples through contemporary times, encompassing agriculture, industry, slavery, war, and politics through artifacts, media, scenic recreations, and interactive elements organized by geographic and temporal chapters.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/north-carolina-museum-of-history", "https://www.deseret.com/2011/10/22/20225059/history-museum-tells-the-story-of-north-carolina/" ] }, { "id": "north-carolina-museum-of-natural-sciences-nature-research-center", "name": "Nature Research Center (incl. Daily Planet theater)", "venue": "north-carolina-museum-of-natural-sciences", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "andrew-merriell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Client of record for Eos Lightmedia's exhibit-lighting scope, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Supplied, installed, and focused exhibit lighting across the 80,000 sq ft Nature Research Center, including LED video arrays, colour washes, backlit signage/graphics, reader rails, and a custom interactive green-building-systems model with over 1,000 programmable LED points.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "media-design", "note": "Produced more than 55 experiential media exhibits across the center's three floors plus 50 ambient video stories for the Daily Planet spherical theater.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "three-story spherical theater" ], "summary": "The Nature Research Center, a new wing of the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences in Raleigh, opened in 2012 with exhibit design by Andrew Merriell & Associates; it includes the Daily Planet, a three-story spherical theater with a 42-foot screen used for live science broadcasting.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://merriell.com/daily-planet", "https://www.naturalsciences.org/exhibits/permanent-exhibits/nature-research-center", "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/43" ] }, { "id": "north-cascades-visitor-center-elevated-journey-film", "name": "The North Cascades: An Elevated Journey", "venue": "north-cascades-visitor-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "18-minute interpretive orientation film in 5.1 surround sound; project management, content development, graphic/visual design, original production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "5.1 surround sound", "aerial cinematography" ], "summary": "\"The North Cascades: An Elevated Journey,\" an 18-minute interpretive orientation film for the North Cascades Visitor Center in Newhalem, Washington, debuted in 2024; produced by Northern Light Productions in partnership with the Washington National Parks Fund.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://nlprod.com/item/north-cascades-national-park/", "https://www.goskagit.com/news/local_news/short-film-on-north-cascades-national-park-to-debut-saturday/article_1c827052-f923-11ee-b5b2-933c53eae5f5.html", "https://www.nps.gov/noca/planyourvisit/visitorcenters.htm" ] }, { "id": "north-dakota-heritage-center-expansion", "name": "North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum Expansion", "venue": "north-dakota-heritage-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lightowler-johnson-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "Fargo, ND-based co-architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lord-cultural-resources", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Concept development and project management for the Great Plains Exhibit Development joint venture", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Design development and fabrication, Great Plains Exhibit Development joint venture", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "xibitz", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Design development and fabrication, Great Plains Exhibit Development joint venture", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A $52 million expansion of the North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum in Bismarck opened November 2, 2014, timed to the state's 125th anniversary; architecture by HGA and Lightowler Johnson Associates, with new permanent galleries developed by the Great Plains Exhibit Development joint venture of Lord Cultural Resources, Taylor Studios, and Xibitz.\n", "description": "The expansion added four new permanent galleries (Innovation, Adaptation, Early Peoples, and the Governors Gallery) plus a new grand entrance, auditorium, and collections storage to the existing State Historical Society of North Dakota museum building.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.lord.ca/Media/2014.10.31-north-dakota-heritage-center-opens-press-release.htm", "https://www.statehistoricalfoundation.org/north-dakota-in-the-news/three-exhibit-firms-hired-for-nd-heritage-center-expansion", "https://hga.com/projects/north-dakota-heritage-center/" ] }, { "id": "north-kansas-city-schools-early-education-center-renovation", "name": "North Kansas City Schools Early Education Center", "venue": "north-kansas-city-schools-early-education-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Experiential graphic design, integrated into wayfinding-driven carpet patterns and themed 'neighborhoods'", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "digital-imaging", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Graphics production; generic firm name", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2023, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/north-kansas-city-early-education-center/" } ], "summary": "The North Kansas City Schools Early Education Center, an adaptive reuse of a former big-box retail store (a Hobby Lobby and Price Chopper) into an early-childhood and special-education facility in Gladstone, Missouri, opened in January 2021; DLR Group led architecture, interior design, and experiential graphic design, organizing the building into seven biophilic-themed \"neighborhoods\" for wayfinding and scale reduction.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/north-kansas-city-early-education-center/", "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/north-kansas-city-schools-early-education-center/", "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/north-kansas-city-schools-early-education-center-experiential-graphic-design/" ] }, { "id": "north-museum-of-nature-and-science-explore-nature", "name": "Explore Nature", "venue": "north-museum-of-nature-and-science", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "also led the museum's master plan", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "full-dome digital theater/planetarium" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "Explore Nature, a master plan and renovation of the North Museum of Nature and Science in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, was completed in 2015 with design by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "West Office designed and implemented a new master plan transforming the North Museum into a more contemporary science and nature museum, including a new full-dome digital theater planetarium that doubles as an event space, a new Nature Explorer Gallery and Live Animal Room, and large-scale crawl-through scenic elements alongside live animal exhibits.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/north-museum-of-nature-and-science-masterplan-entry-and-exhibits/", "https://lancasteronline.com/news/local/new-planetarium-new-nature-gallery-part-of-major-renovations-planned-at-north-museum/article_7f24c5fc-f55a-11e3-80cc-0017a43b2370.html" ] }, { "id": "northeastern-curry-student-center", "name": "John A. and Marcia E. Curry Student Center", "venue": "northeastern-university", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "55-inch touchscreen student-organization directory synced daily to university databases", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen kiosk" ], "summary": "An interactive touchscreen directory of student organizations at Northeastern University's John A. and Marcia E. Curry Student Center in Boston opened in 2015; RLMG designed the software and content management system.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/northeastern-curry-student-center" ] }, { "id": "northeastern-gordon-engineering-archway", "name": "Bernard M. Gordon Tribute to Engineering Leadership Archway", "venue": "northeastern-university", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "13-foot outdoor archway with LCD screens and LED array on notable engineers", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "selbert-perkins-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "outdoor LED/LCD display" ], "summary": "The Bernard M. Gordon Tribute to Engineering Leadership Archway, an outdoor digital archway outside Northeastern University's Snell Engineering Center in Boston, opened in 2012; RLMG designed the media content with graphics and environmental design by Selbert Perkins Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/tribute-to-engineering-archway" ] }, { "id": "northwest-african-american-museum-checking-our-pulse", "name": "Checking Our Pulse: Healthcare Exhibition and Traveling Exhibitory", "venue": "northwest-african-american-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "turner-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Satellite kiosks", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Checking Our Pulse, an exhibition on African American health disparities with satellite traveling kiosks, opened at Seattle's Northwest African American Museum in partnership with Swedish Medical Center in 2010, designed by Belle & Wissell.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/checking-our-pulse-exhibit/" ] }, { "id": "northwest-arena-thezone", "name": "TheZone", "venue": "northwest-arena-jamestown", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "rws-global", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "boss-display", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "TheZone, a 6,200-square-foot indoor play space at Northwest Arena in Jamestown, New York, across from the National Comedy Center, opened July 10, 2026.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.post-journal.com" ] }, { "id": "northwest-kidney-centers-dialysis-museum-core", "name": "Northwest Kidney Centers Dialysis Museum", "venue": "northwest-kidney-centers-dialysis-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "luci-creative", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Northwest Kidney Centers Dialysis Museum in Burien, Washington, tracing the history of dialysis treatment, opened in 2024, with exhibit design by Luci Creative and fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.prnewswire.com", "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "northwest-trek-eagle-passage", "name": "Eagle Passage", "venue": "northwest-trek-wildlife-park", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Eagle Passage, a bald eagle exhibit at Northwest Trek Wildlife Park in Eatonville, Washington, opened in 2019, with fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts and exhibit design by Trivium Interactive.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "northwestern-welsh-ryan-arena-renovation", "name": "Northwestern University Welsh-Ryan Arena Renovation", "venue": "welsh-ryan-arena", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Lead project manager for branding initiative; wall graphics, wayfinding, signage", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "moss-inc", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Welsh-Ryan Arena, Northwestern University's $110-million home for men's and women's basketball and women's volleyball, reopened November 2018 after a full remodel; architecture by HOK with branding, wayfinding, and signage fabrication led by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/northwestern-universitys-welsh-ryan-arena" ] }, { "id": "norton-museum-keep-calm-and-carry-on", "name": "Keep Calm and Carry On: World War II and the British Home Front, 1938-1951", "venue": "norton-museum-of-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Keep Calm and Carry On: World War II and the British Home Front, 1938-1951\" opened November 1, 2012 at the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach, Florida, curated by Donald Albrecht, with exhibition design by Pure+Applied.\n", "description": "The exhibition explored Britain's wartime home-front mobilization through three sections -- fashion and beauty, shelter and protection, and propaganda and entertainment -- using drawings, posters, photographs, film, furniture, and fashion.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazon.com/Keep-Calm-Carry-Donald-Albrecht/dp/0943411513", "https://pureandapplied.com/keep-calm-and-carry-on", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/keep-calm-and-carry-on-exhibition" ] }, { "id": "norway-house-saga-center-exhibit", "name": "The Saga Center", "venue": "norway-house-saga-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "hand-carved Wood Wall and wood furnishings", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive technology" ], "summary": "The Saga Center, an interactive exhibit within Norway House's Haugo Bibliotek in Minneapolis, opened in October 2025 with a grand opening celebration October 20, 2025 attended by Crown Prince Haakon of Norway; exhibit design and fabrication by Split Rock Studios, with media components by Trivium Interactive.\n", "description": "The exhibit invites visitors to explore connections to Norway through hands-on experiences and immersive environments, including a hand-carved Wood Wall, alongside the Haugo Bibliotek's Norwegian genealogical research library.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.norwayhouse.org/saga-center", "https://www.triviuminteractive.com/project/saga-center", "https://splitrockstudios.com/norway-house/" ] }, { "id": "norwegian-wild-reindeer-centre-pavilion", "name": "Viewpoint Snøhetta (Tverrfjellhytta)", "venue": "norwegian-wild-reindeer-centre", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A 90-square-meter observation pavilion and educational visitor facility for the Norwegian Wild Reindeer Centre, designed by Snøhetta and sited at 1,200 meters elevation in Dovrefjell National Park, Norway, completed in 2011.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.snohetta.com/projects/viewpoint-snohetta", "https://www.archdaily.com/180932/tverrfjellhytta-snohetta", "https://www.inexhibit.com/case-studies/tverrfjellhytta-norwegian-wild-reindeer-pavilion-viewpoint-snohetta/" ] }, { "id": "norwich-castle-keep-gallery-of-medieval-life", "name": "Norwich Castle Keep — Gallery of Medieval Life", "venue": "norwich-castle", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "haley-sharpe-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "click-netherfield", "role": "fabrication", "note": "13 bespoke display cases", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Norwich Castle Keep, England, reopened August 2025 after a £27.5M redevelopment in partnership with the British Museum; exhibition design by Haley Sharpe Design, with Click Netherfield fabricating 13 bespoke display cases using non-invasive installation methods within the Grade I-listed, Scheduled Ancient Monument structure.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.clicknetherfield.com/projects/norwich-castle/", "https://www.museumsassociation.org/museums-journal/news/2025/08/norwich-castle-keep-reopens-following-27m-redevelopment/", "https://www.forbes.com/sites/leesharrock/2025/08/19/norwich-castles-majestic-medieval-keep-reopens-after-restoration/" ] }, { "id": "novocure-headquarters-corporate-exhibits", "name": "Novocure Corporate Headquarters Exhibits", "venue": "novocure-headquarters", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "digital touch table", "illuminated kiosks" ], "summary": "Novocure's North American headquarters in Portsmouth, New Hampshire opened corporate lobby exhibits in 2024 exploring the science behind its Tumor Treating Fields cancer treatment technology and company history, designed by Proun Design with media by Trivium Interactive, fabrication by Mystic Scenic Studios, and AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "The exhibits include illuminated kiosks displaying artifacts, a digital touch table, a wall-mounted screen with company information, and large-format flatscreens with patient portraits.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/science/novocure" ] }, { "id": "npg-americas-presidents-kiosks", "name": "America's Presidents Digital Kiosks", "venue": "smithsonian-national-portrait-gallery", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosk" ], "summary": "Digital kiosks for the \"America's Presidents\" gallery at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC, installed September 22, 2017; media design by Ideum.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/" ] }, { "id": "nu-q-media-majlis-arab-identities", "name": "Media Majlis — Arab Identities", "venue": "nu-q-media-majlis", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Media Majlis Museum at Northwestern University in Qatar, Doha, opened 2019, with exhibit design by Unified Field.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.unifiedfield.com/projects/nu-q-media-majlis", "https://www.qatar.northwestern.edu/news/articles/2019/09-Media-Majlis-Arab-Identities.html" ] }, { "id": "nybg-emily-dickinsons-garden", "name": "Emily Dickinson's Garden: The Poetry of Flowers", "venue": "new-york-botanical-garden", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Emily Dickinson's Garden: The Poetry of Flowers,\" an exhibition recreating the poet's home landscape, was on view at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx, New York from April 30 through August 1, 2010, with lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.nybg.org/blogs/plant-talk/2010/04/exhibit-news/emily-dickinson%E2%80%99s-garden-opens-today/", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/emily-dickinsons-garden-the-poetry-of-flowers-at-the-new-york-botanical-garden-april-30---june-13-2010-92260014.html", "https://www.ajld.net/news.php" ] }, { "id": "nyc-information-center-core", "name": "Official New York City Information Center", "venue": "nyc-information-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "wxy-architecture", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Official New York City Information Center at 810 Seventh Avenue, opened January 21, 2009; architecture by WXY Architecture, media design by Local Projects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://wxystudio.com/", "https://localprojects.com/" ] }, { "id": "nyc-landmarks-preservation-commission-signage", "name": "Signage for Landmarks Preservation", "venue": "nyc-landmarks-preservation-commission", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mbb-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "office renovation architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphics", "wayfinding signage" ], "summary": "The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission moved into new offices and public hearing space in the landmarked Home Life Building in 2025, with an environmental graphics program designed by C&G Partners for a renovation by MBB Architects.\n", "description": "C&G Partners created an environmental graphics program built around a dot-pattern motif derived from the LPC's perforated approval stamp, including privacy film referencing historic windows, large-scale color-halftone murals of New York City landmarks, room signage named for notable architectural styles, and a unified system for displaying the agency's landmark photography collection.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/nyc-landmarks-preservation-commission/", "https://www.archpaper.com/2025/06/mbb-architects-renovates-landmark-preservation-commission/", "https://www.mbbarch.com/studio/news/nyc-lpc-opens-new-headquarters-designed-by-mbb/" ] }, { "id": "nyc-police-museum-policing-a-changed-city", "name": "Policing a Changed City", "venue": "nyc-police-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "evidence-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive displays / RTCC interface", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited as \"Maltbie Associates,\" the firm's pre-merger name", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive displays" ], "summary": "\"Policing a Changed City,\" an exhibition at the New York City Police Museum in New York, opened in 2007; exhibit design by Evidence Design, interactive media by Unified Field, fabrication by Maltbie Associates (now Kubik Maltbie).\n", "description": "The New York City Police Museum permanently closed in 2019; this record is kept for historical completeness.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.evidencedesign.com/details/policing-a-changed-city/" ] }, { "id": "nyhs-we-rise", "name": "We Rise", "venue": "new-york-historical-society", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "film" ], "summary": "\"We Rise,\" a 17-minute film narrated by Meryl Streep and featuring Alicia Keys' \"We Are Here,\" premiered November 3, 2017 in the Robert H. Smith Auditorium at the New-York Historical Society alongside the launch of its Center for Women's History; produced by Donna Lawrence Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.nyhistory.org/media/we-rise-excerpt", "https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/new-york-historical-society-celebrate-womens-right-vote-meryl-streep-narrated-doc-1043700", "https://dlproductions.com/projects/new-york-historical-society-we-rise/" ] }, { "id": "nypl-biblion", "name": "Biblion: The Boundless Library", "venue": "nypl-schwarzman-building", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "potion-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "iPad app design and development", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "iPad app", "3D document-stack interface" ], "summary": "Biblion, an iPad app presenting archival materials from the New York Public Library's 1939-40 New York World's Fair collection, launched in May 2011 to coincide with the centennial of the library's Stephen A. Schwarzman Building in New York City, designed and developed by Potion.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://architizer.com/projects/biblion-the-boundless-library-new-york-public-library/", "https://www.engadget.com/2011-06-18-nypl-biblion-worlds-fair-ipad-app-a-compelling-look-at-yesterd.html", "https://the-gadgeteer.com/2011/05/18/explore-the-1939-40-worlds-fair-with-the-biblion-ipad-app-from-the-new-york-public-library/" ] }, { "id": "nypl-macombs-bridge-branch", "name": "Macomb's Bridge Branch", "venue": "nypl-macombs-bridge-branch", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "michielli-wyetzner-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The New York Public Library's Macomb's Bridge Branch, a 3,500-square- foot renovation of storefronts within the landmarked Harlem River Houses, opened in New York in January 2020, designed by Michielli + Wyetzner Architects with lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design; the project won a 2020 AIA New York State Adaptive Reuse Design Merit Award.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.aiany.org/architecture/featured-projects/view/new-york-public-library-macombs-bridge-branch/", "https://mwarch.net/nypl-macombs/", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=161" ] }, { "id": "nypl-performing-arts-harvey-fierstein-theatre-lab", "name": "Harvey Fierstein Theatre Lab", "venue": "nypl-library-for-the-performing-arts", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "rockwell-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive projection" ], "summary": "The Harvey Fierstein Theatre Lab, an interactive incubator space (including a \"Play Wall\" and projection screen) at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, opened to the public December 2024, following a March 2022 design commission announcement; design by Rockwell Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.nypl.org/about/locations/lpa/harvey-fierstein-theatre-lab", "https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Rockwell-Group-to-Design-the-Harvey-Fierstein-Theatre-Lab-20220302" ] }, { "id": "nypl-performing-arts-original-building", "name": "Original Building", "venue": "nypl-library-for-the-performing-arts", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1965, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "note": "Gordon Bunshaft", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center opened 1965; architecture by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (Gordon Bunshaft).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_Public_Library_for_the_Performing_Arts" ] }, { "id": "nypl-rose-main-reading-room-restoration", "name": "Rose Main Reading Room Restoration", "venue": "nypl-schwarzman-building", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 1998, "credits": [ { "firm": "davis-brody-bond", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "\"Conceal and reveal\" restoration under an existing-lamp-only constraint", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A restoration of the Rose Main Reading Room at the New York Public Library's Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, completed 1998; architecture by Davis Brody Bond, lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/the-new-york-public-library%E2%80%A8-rose-main-reading-room/" ] }, { "id": "nypl-schwarzman-abc-of-it", "name": "The ABC of It: Why Children's Books Matter", "venue": "nypl-schwarzman-building", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "motion-activated interactive figure" ], "summary": "\"The ABC of It: Why Children's Books Matter\" opened June 21, 2013 at the New York Public Library's Stephen A. Schwarzman Building in New York, curated by Leonard S. Marcus, with exhibition design by Pure+Applied featuring a motion-activated Alice figure and theatrical, book-based display environments.\n", "description": "Drawing nearly 250 items from the Library's collections, the exhibition became the most highly attended in the Library's history, drawing over half a million visitors over its 14-month run.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.nypl.org/press/new-york-public-library-presents-new-free-exhibition-abc-it-why-childrens-books-matter", "https://www.schoollibraryjournal.com/story/why-childrens-books-matter-kid-lit-exhibit-opens-at-nypl", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/abc-of-it-why-childrens-books-matter" ] }, { "id": "nypl-schwarzman-awe-of-the-arctic", "name": "The Awe of the Arctic: A Visual History", "venue": "nypl-schwarzman-building", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"The Awe of the Arctic: A Visual History,\" a survey of 500 years of Arctic visual imagery drawn from the Library's collections, was on view March 15 through July 13, 2024 across four galleries of the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building in New York, with exhibition design by Pure+Applied.\n", "description": "Curated by Elizabeth Cronin, Robert B. Menschel Curator of Photography, and Assistant Curator Maggie Mustard, the exhibition traced Arctic imagery from 16th-century exploration accounts to contemporary work addressing climate change.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.nypl.org/press/500-years-arctic-exhibition-new-york-public-library", "https://www.nypl.org/events/exhibitions/awe-of-the-arctic", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/awe-of-the-arctic" ] }, { "id": "nypl-schwarzman-lunch-hour-nyc", "name": "Lunch Hour NYC", "venue": "nypl-schwarzman-building", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bedwick-and-jones", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "spaeth-design-studio", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "t-e-black-studio", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Lunch Hour NYC, a temporary exhibition at the New York Public Library's Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, opened June 22, 2012 and ran through February 17, 2013, featuring custom display elements (benches, a refurbished Automat machine, a repurposed street lamp); design by Pure+Applied, production by Bedwick & Jones, Spaeth Design Studio, and T.E. Black Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.chiukeat.com/", "https://www.nypl.org/" ] }, { "id": "nypl-schwarzman-polonsky-treasures", "name": "The Polonsky Exhibition of The New York Public Library's Treasures", "venue": "nypl-schwarzman-building", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mecanoo", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "beyer-blinder-belle", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "goppion", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Display case fabricator", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Independently sourced via award-listing pages; exact per-room scope split with the Visitor Center record not fully confirmed", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Polonsky Exhibition of The New York Public Library's Treasures, the Library's first permanent exhibition showcasing items from its research collections, opened September 24, 2021 in Gottesman Hall of the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building in New York, with exhibition design by Pure+Applied, architecture by Mecanoo and Beyer Blinder Belle, and display cases by Goppion.\n", "description": "Made possible by a $12.5 million gift from Dr. Leonard Polonsky CBE, the exhibition presents more than 250 items drawn from the Library's research centers, curated by a team led by Declan Kiely, Director of Special Collections and Exhibitions.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.nypl.org/press/polonsky-exhibition-new-york-public-librarys-treasures-open-september-24-2021", "https://www.mecanoo.nl/News/ID/550/Grand-opening-of-The-Polonsky-Exhibition-of-The-New-York-Public-Librarys-Treasures", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/nypl-treasures", "https://www.goppion.com/projects/the-new-york-public-library-stephen-a-schwarzman-building" ] }, { "id": "nypl-schwarzman-visitor-center", "name": "NYPL Visitor Center", "venue": "nypl-schwarzman-building", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition/wayfinding graphics and multi-sensory interpretive design for the Library's first Visitor Center", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mecanoo", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "beyer-blinder-belle", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Independently sourced via award-listing pages; exact per-room scope split with the Polonsky Treasures record not fully confirmed", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "tactile and braille interpretive elements" ], "summary": "The New York Public Library opened its first-ever Visitor Center in the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building in New York on July 11, 2023, as part of a building-wide renovation by Mecanoo and Beyer Blinder Belle, with interpretive exhibition design and graphics by Pure+Applied offering visual, tactile, braille, trilingual, and aural visitor resources.\n", "description": "The Visitor Center transformed former office and map-storage space and included a new 2,250-square-foot public plaza, an ADA-accessible entrance, and a new public stair and elevator.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.nypl.org/press/new-york-public-library-completes-major-schwarzman-building-renovation-opening-new-visitor", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/nypl-visitorcenter", "https://www.beyerblinderbelle.com/work/view/new-york-public-library-stephen-a-schwarzman-building/" ] }, { "id": "nypl-schwarzman-you-say-you-want-a-revolution", "name": "You Say You Want a Revolution: Remembering the 60s", "venue": "nypl-schwarzman-building", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"You Say You Want a Revolution: Remembering the 60s\" was on view January 19 through September 1, 2018 at the New York Public Library's Stephen A. Schwarzman Building in New York, curated by Isaac Gewirtz, with exhibition design by Pure+Applied.\n", "description": "The exhibition presented over 125 books, artifacts, and documents drawn exclusively from the Library's collections exploring 1960s counterculture, including Timothy Leary's notes, Woodstock footage, and Vietnam War protest posters.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.nypl.org/events/exhibitions/you-say-you-want-revolution-remembering-60s", "https://brooklynrail.org/2018/07/artseen/You-Say-You-Want-a-Revolution-Remembering-the-60s/", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/you-say-you-want-a-revolution" ] }, { "id": "nypl-snfl-core", "name": "Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library", "venue": "nypl-stavros-niarchos-foundation-library", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "beyer-blinder-belle", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "beyer-blinder-belle", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Self-credited \"Wayfinding\" designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mecanoo", "role": "architecture", "note": "Collaborating architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mathews-nielsen-landscape-architects", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cline-bettridge-bernstein-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library, a renovation of the former Mid-Manhattan Library at 455 Fifth Avenue in New York, fully reopened June 1, 2021, with architecture by Mecanoo and Beyer Blinder Belle, including BBB's own wayfinding design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.beyerblinderbelle.com/work/view/new-york-public-library-the-stavros-niarchos-foundation-library-snfl/", "https://www.nypl.org/blog/2023/10/13/history-site-stavros-niarchos-foundation-library", "https://www.archpaper.com/2021/06/the-stavros-niarchos-foundation-library-reopens-in-midtown-manhattan/" ] }, { "id": "nyu-clive-davis-gallery", "name": "Clive Davis Gallery", "venue": "nyu-clive-davis-gallery", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Soft attribution — rests only on Design Communications Ltd.'s own page (a logo shown under \"Design\"); no independent Pentagram source was found for this project.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-communications-ltd", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Vinyl record wall, headphone chandelier, interactive digital kiosk, environmental graphics, Columbia Records name wall.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Clive Davis Gallery, a free public exhibition space at NYU Tisch's Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music in Brooklyn, New York, opened in early April 2022, with fabrication by Design Communications Ltd., its inaugural exhibit tracing the history of the recording industry through Clive Davis's career.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.designcommunicationsltd.com/work/nyu-clive-davis/", "https://tisch.nyu.edu/clivedavisgallery", "https://www.timeout.com/newyork/news/a-new-gallery-about-musician-clive-davis-just-opened-at-nyu-041122" ] }, { "id": "nyu-langone-hassenfeld-childrens-hospital", "name": "Hassenfeld Children's Hospital", "venue": "nyu-langone-kimmel-pavilion", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "architecture", "note": "Associate architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "skolnick-architecture-and-design-partnership", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Specialty interior design and exhibits (\"New York is a Wonderland\" theme)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "applied-design-works", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Brand identity for the Wonderland theme", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Hassenfeld Children's Hospital, a children's hospital within NYU Langone Health's Kimmel Pavilion in New York, opened 2018, with themed interior/exhibit design by Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership (\"New York is a Wonderland\") and brand identity by Applied Design Works.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.skolnick.com/hassenfeld-childrens-hospital", "https://www.interiordesign.net/projects/skolnick-hassenfeld", "https://www.helloapplied.com/hassenfeld-childrens-hospital/" ] }, { "id": "nyu-langone-kimmel-pavilion-city-explorer", "name": "City Explorer", "venue": "nyu-langone-kimmel-pavilion", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "potion-design", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive installation" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award", "year": 2019, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/city-explorer-hassenfeld-childrens-hospital/" } ], "summary": "City Explorer, an interactive installation at Hassenfeld Children's Hospital within NYU Langone's Kimmel Pavilion, New York, opened 2019; media design by Potion Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/city-explorer-hassenfeld-childrens-hospital/" ] }, { "id": "nyu-langone-kimmel-pavilion-core", "name": "Kimmel Pavilion", "venue": "nyu-langone-kimmel-pavilion", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "architecture", "note": "Associate architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hargreaves-associates", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Rooftop terrace/gardens", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Helen L. and Martin S. Kimmel Pavilion, a new inpatient building at NYU Langone Health in New York, opened 2018; architecture by Ennead with NBBJ, landscape architecture by Hargreaves Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ennead.com/work/nyulh-kimmel/", "https://hargreaves.com/work/nyu-langone-health-kimmel-pavilion/" ] }, { "id": "nyu-langone-tisch-hospital-renovation", "name": "Tisch Hospital Renovations and Addition", "venue": "nyu-langone-tisch-hospital", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "joanna-pertz-landscape-architecture", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Redesigned central courtyard", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation and addition to Tisch Hospital at NYU Langone Health in New York, completed 2014, with architecture by Ennead and a redesigned central courtyard by Joanna Pertz Landscape Architecture with Quennell Rothschild.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ennead.com/work/nyulh-tisch/", "https://www.joannapertz.com/project/tisch-courtyard-nyu-lmc-planting-design/" ] }, { "id": "oakland-museum-of-california-aftershock", "name": "Aftershock! Voices from the 1906 Earthquake and Fire", "venue": "oakland-museum-of-california", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "motion-simulation platform" ], "summary": "Aftershock! Voices from the 1906 Earthquake and Fire, a temporary exhibition at the Oakland Museum of California in Oakland, California, opened in 2006 for the earthquake's centennial, exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "Commemorating the 100th anniversary of the April 18, 1906 San Francisco Bay Area earthquake, the exhibition combined personal stories and artifacts with a re-created Victorian house offering a simulated earthquake experience (pitch, roll, and rumble effects), conveying how communities endured and recovered from the disaster. It received the Charles Redd Center for Western Studies Award for Excellence.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/oakland-museum-of-california-aftershock/", "https://westmuse.org/charles-redd-award" ] }, { "id": "oakland-museum-of-california-graphics-wayfinding", "name": "Environmental Graphics & Wayfinding Program", "venue": "oakland-museum-of-california", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "SOM Graphics + Brand Studio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "An environmental graphics and wayfinding program at the Oakland Museum of California, completed 2010; design by SOM Graphics + Brand Studio. Distinct from the venue's other existing project records.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.som.com/", "https://architizer.com/" ] }, { "id": "oakland-museum-of-california-history-galleries", "name": "History and Art Galleries", "venue": "oakland-museum-of-california", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV systems for the new History and Art Galleries, incl. the \"Story Studio\" recording-booth interactive and the \"Draw Yourself\" touchscreen/mirror self-portrait exhibit\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive recording booth", "touchscreen/mirror interactive" ], "summary": "The History and Art Galleries, part of a renovation of the Oakland Museum of California in Oakland, California, opened in 2010 with AV integration by BBI Engineering, including the \"Story Studio\" recording-booth and \"Draw Yourself\" self-portrait interactives.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/oakland-museum-of-california/" ] }, { "id": "oakland-museum-of-california-walk-in-the-wild", "name": "A Walk in the Wild: Continuing Muir's Journey", "venue": "oakland-museum-of-california", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A Walk in the Wild: Continuing Muir's Journey, a temporary exhibition at the Oakland Museum of California in Oakland, California, opened August 6, 2011, exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "The exhibition positioned conservationist John Muir as a historical guide, pairing historical narratives and artifacts about his legacy with contemporary stories of modern practitioners advancing his conservation work, inviting visitors to reconsider their relationship to the natural world. It ran through January 22, 2012.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/oakland-museum-of-california-a-walk-in-the-wild-2/", "https://www.bart.gov/news/articles/2011/news20110805-2", "https://oaklandnorth.net/2011/08/11/john-muirs-legacy-on-display-at-oakland-museum/" ] }, { "id": "oakmont-country-club-us-open-exhibit", "name": "Oakmont Country Club U.S. Open Exhibit", "venue": "oakmont-country-club", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "m-catton-and-co", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "normoyle-historical-consulting", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Golf historian David Normoyle developed the exhibit content", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Oakmont Country Club, host of more U.S. Opens than any other course, in Oakmont, Pennsylvania, opened a new exhibit on its U.S. Open history timed to its ninth hosting in 2016; content developed by golf historian David Normoyle of Normoyle Historical Consulting, with exhibit design and graphics by Peter Hyde Design and fabrication by M. Catton & Co.\n", "description": "Nine trophy cases display historic artifacts from each of the U.S. Opens held at Oakmont.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.peterhydedesign.com/projects/oakmont-country-club-u-s-open-exhibit/" ] }, { "id": "oakwoods-metropark-nature-center-exhibits", "name": "Oakwoods Metropark Nature Center Exhibits", "venue": "oakwoods-metropark-nature-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design-build", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 1,430-square-foot suite of interactive exhibits at the Oakwoods Metropark Nature Center in New Boston, Michigan, completed in 2020 by Taylor Studios for the Huron-Clinton Metropolitan Authority, honoring local Wyandot heritage.\n", "description": "Features include a live turtle enclosure, a fully themed nature diorama, and flexible, mobile animal displays with changeable graphics and movable seating for reconfigurable programming.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/oakwoods-metroparks-nature-center/" ] }, { "id": "obama-presidential-center-museum", "name": "Obama Presidential Center Museum", "venue": "obama-presidential-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "tod-williams-billie-tsien-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Lead campus architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "interactive-design-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Chicago-based architect of record, joint design/engineering lead.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Led exhibition experience design across the museum's four exhibition levels (~35,000 sq ft).", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "civic-projects-architecture", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Chicago-based exhibit design and documentation partner.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "normal-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibit graphic design partner.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "\"Words of Hope\" typographic installation on the museum tower's facade: 103 words and 458 letters from President Obama's 2015 Selma speech, cast in concrete panels.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "prime-access-consulting", "role": "accessibility-consulting", "note": "Embedded inclusive design and accessibility across campus navigation, the museum's built environment/cases/furniture, content and digital graphic design, time-based media and wayfinding, and community/remote engagement (April 2018 – June 2026); developed the Universal Experience Point (UXP) accessibility interface, an evolution of the Universal Keypad/Universal Access Point PAC developed for the Canadian Museum for Human Rights.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sh-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Comprehensive exhibit acoustics, audio system design, and sound isolation consulting throughout the museum; led final audio tuning and calibration.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Credited as lighting-design consultant for the OPC campus (Museum tower, Forum, Library); scope not independently confirmed as Museum-specific since the Forum and Library have no separate project records in this index.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Obama Presidential Center Museum, a new building on the 19.3-acre Obama Presidential Center campus in Chicago designed by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects with Interactive Design Architects, opened to the public June 19, 2026, with exhibition design led by Ralph Appelbaum Associates alongside Civic Projects Architecture and Normal Studio, and a facade typographic installation by Pentagram.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cnbc.com/2026/06/04/barack-obama-presidential-library-opening-chicago.html", "https://raai.com/project/the-obama-presidential-center/", "https://www.designboom.com/architecture/obama-presidential-center-museum-opens-chicago-ralph-appelbaum-julie-mehretu/", "https://www.obama.org/stories/whats-next/the-architects/", "https://www.pentagram.com/work/the-obama-presidential-center", "https://pac.bz/projects/obama-presidential-center/", "https://shacoustics.com/obama-presidential-center-chicago-il/" ] }, { "id": "obasanjo-presidential-library-core-exhibits", "name": "Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library Core Exhibits", "venue": "obasanjo-presidential-library", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Per independent press; did not design one sub-section (the Arrival Pavilion / \"Symbols of Power and Authority\")", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library in Abeokuta, Nigeria, was inaugurated March 2017, with exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://thenationonlineng.net/obasanjo-presidential-library-rare-monument/" ] }, { "id": "ocean-park-visions-of-hong-kong", "name": "Visions of Hong Kong", "venue": "ocean-park-hong-kong", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "immersive environment" ], "summary": "A permanent 360-degree nighttime fountain-and-projection spectacle at Ocean Park Hong Kong's Aqua City Lagoon, using the Grand Aquarium façade as backdrop, with media design by Moment Factory, launched in 2019.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/visions-of-hong-kong", "https://www.oceanpark.com.hk/en/park-experience/multi-media-shows-2023" ] }, { "id": "oceanario-de-lisboa-core", "name": "Oceanário de Lisboa Core Exhibits", "venue": "oceanario-de-lisboa", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1998, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design led by Peter Chermayeff", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Oceanário de Lisboa, a public aquarium in Lisbon, Portugal, opened 1998 for Expo '98, designed by CambridgeSeven under the direction of Peter Chermayeff.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/projects/" ] }, { "id": "odysea-aquarium-aqua-lobby", "name": "Aqua Lobby", "venue": "odysea-aquarium", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "avi-spl", "role": "av-integration", "note": "12 Christie laser projectors, Q-SYS audio, Christie Pandoras Box media server; 360-degree floor-to-ceiling projection lobby.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "platforms": [ "christie", "q-sys" ], "summary": "The Aqua Lobby, a 360-degree floor-to-ceiling projection-mapped entryway experience at OdySea Aquarium in Scottsdale, Arizona, opened to the public in late May 2025, with AV design and integration by AVI-SPL's Experience Technology Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://avispl.com/resources/case-studies/odysea-aquarium-case-study/" ] }, { "id": "ohio-statehouse-museum-core", "name": "Ohio Statehouse Museum", "venue": "ohio-statehouse-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "communications-electronic-design", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Project systems", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mills-james", "role": "content-production", "note": "All audiovisual productions", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Ohio Statehouse Museum in Columbus opened 2009; interpretive planning by Hilferty & Associates, fabrication by 1220 Exhibits, audiovisual production by Mills James.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.leisureopportunities.co.uk/news/Ohio-Statehouse-Museum-opens/131233", "https://www.hilferty.com/project-details" ] }, { "id": "oklahoma-city-memorial-stronger-together-ar", "name": "Stronger Together (Augmented Reality Experience)", "venue": "oklahoma-city-national-memorial-and-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Credit thin — implied via app package attribution, not an explicit named credit", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "augmented reality" ], "summary": "\"Stronger Together,\" an augmented-reality mobile app experience added to the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum with its 2020 reopening.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.govtech.com" ] }, { "id": "oklahoma-city-memorial-uncover-discover-stem-lab", "name": "Uncover Discover STEM Lab", "venue": "oklahoma-city-national-memorial-and-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "exhibit-concepts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fordav", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "k20-center", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Uncover Discover STEM Lab,\" a K-12 education space at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum, opened in 2015 for the 20th anniversary of the 1995 bombing.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/oklahoma-city-national-memorial-museum/" ] }, { "id": "oklahoma-city-national-memorial-and-museum-renovation", "name": "Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum Renovation", "venue": "oklahoma-city-national-memorial-and-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fordav", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "exhibit-concepts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Award — Gold", "year": 2015, "source": "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/oklahoma-city-national-memorial-museum/" } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum, memorializing the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, with exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, completed 2014.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/oklahoma-city-national-memorial-museum/" ] }, { "id": "okta-nyc-experience-center-core", "name": "Okta New York Experience Center", "venue": "okta-new-york-experience-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "hush", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "LED display" ], "summary": "Okta opened a public-facing brand experience center in Manhattan in November 2022, designed by HUSH with AV/immersive-technology integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/oktas-new-york-experience-center", "https://www.heyhush.com/work/14-building-okta-s-brand-awareness-on-broadway", "https://snadisplays.com/projects/okta-experience-center/" ] }, { "id": "old-faithful-visitor-education-center-core-exhibits", "name": "Old Faithful Visitor Education Center", "venue": "old-faithful-visitor-education-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV systems for the visitor education center incl. an earthquake monitor, interactive map kiosks, and a surround-sound theater\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "christopher-chadbourne-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks", "surround-sound theater" ], "summary": "The Old Faithful Visitor Education Center in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, opened August 25, 2010, replacing a 1970s-era facility; BBI Engineering installed the center's AV systems, including an earthquake monitor, interactive map kiosks, and a surround-sound theater, as part of a decade-long AV relationship with the National Park Service spanning Yellowstone's Canyon, Old Faithful, and Mammoth visitor centers.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://travelwyoming.com/listing/the-new-old-faithful-visitor-education-center/1285/", "https://www.nps.gov/yell/planyourvisit/oldfaithfulvec.htm", "https://bbinet.com/works/yellowstone-national-park-visitor-centers/" ] }, { "id": "old-fort-niagara-visitor-center", "name": "Old Fort Niagara Visitor Center", "venue": "old-fort-niagara", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Old Fort Niagara Visitor Center, a 10,000-square-foot facility converted from an existing storage building into an orientation theater, exhibit space, and museum shop at the National Historic Landmark in Youngstown, New York, opened in 2006; Hadley Exhibits fabricated the exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://nyfalls.com/lakes/ontario/fort-niagara/", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/Old-Fort-Niagara" ] }, { "id": "old-fraser-river-bridge-lighting", "name": "Old Fraser River Pedestrian Bridge Lighting", "venue": "old-fraser-river-pedestrian-bridge", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Lighting for the Old Fraser River Walking Bridge in Quesnel, British Columbia, completed 2009 for the City of Quesnel, by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/84" ] }, { "id": "old-south-meeting-house-ruckus", "name": "Ruckus!", "venue": "old-south-meeting-house", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "27-minute projection-mapped animated production across the historic meeting house interior", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "transparent OLED screens", "surround sound" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "\"Ruckus!\", a 27-minute immersive projection-mapped show at the Old South Meeting House in Boston, opened July 2, 2026 for operator Revolutionary Spaces; RLMG designed the animated media production with AV integration by Electrosonic and lighting by Available Light.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/old-south-meeting-house", "https://www.revolutionaryspaces.org/ruckus" ] }, { "id": "old-state-house-museum-first-ladies-of-arkansas", "name": "First Ladies of Arkansas: Women of Their Times", "venue": "old-state-house-museum", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "motion-activated lighting", "touch screen kiosks" ], "summary": "\"First Ladies of Arkansas: Women of Their Times,\" a renovated permanent exhibition at the Old State House Museum in Little Rock, Arkansas, held its grand reopening September 14, 2018, with exhibit and graphic design by HealyKohler Design.\n", "description": "The gallery displays what is described as the largest collection of Arkansas first ladies' gowns outside the Smithsonian, alongside motion-activated lighting, temperature-controlled cases, touch-screen kiosks, and video interviews highlighting the first ladies' public accomplishments.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/first-ladies-of-arkansas-women-of-their-times/", "https://kkyr.com/new-first-ladies-exhibit-at-old-state-house-will-feature-gown-of-janet-huckabee/" ] }, { "id": "omnia-nightclub-kinetic-chandelier", "name": "Kinetic Chandelier", "venue": "omnia-nightclub", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "rockwell-group", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tait", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication and integration of lights, winches, and control system", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "kinetic sculpture" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics" ], "summary": "A kinetic LED chandelier at OMNIA Nightclub, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, opened 2015; architecture by Rockwell Group, chandelier fabrication and systems integration by TAIT.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omnia_(nightclub)", "https://www.livedesignonline.com/excellence-awards/omnia-nightclub-kinetic-chandelier" ] }, { "id": "omsi-alegremente-happy-brain", "name": "AlegreMENTE: Celebrando Conexiones Tempranas | Happy Brain: Celebrating Early Connections", "venue": "omsi", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "omsi-creative-services", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "omsi-creative-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "glowbox", "role": "media-design", "note": "\"Everybody Dance Now\" interactive within the exhibition — motion driven dance-along experience.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "bilingual interactive exhibits", "motion-sensing interactive" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "AlegreMENTE | Happy Brain, a bilingual Spanish-English traveling exhibition about early childhood brain development created by OMSI's design and fabrication teams under an NIH SEPA grant, premiered at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in Portland, Oregon on September 14, 2021 before beginning its national tour; Glowbox created the \"Everybody Dance Now\" motion-driven interactive within it.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.glowbox.io/work/everybody-dance-now/", "https://omsi.edu/for-museum-professionals/alegremente-happy-brain/", "https://omsi.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/One-sheet_AlegreMENTE-11.14.22.pdf" ] }, { "id": "omsi-animationland", "name": "Animationland", "venue": "omsi", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "omsi-creative-services", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "omsi-creative-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "jolby", "role": "content-production", "note": "Portland studio — strategy, branding, characters, animation, and illustration", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "animation interactives" ], "summary": "Animationland, a traveling exhibition about the craft of animation developed and produced by OMSI, debuted at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in Portland, Oregon in 2019, with strategy, branding, characters, and animation by Portland studio Jolby; the exhibition continues to tour, opening at the National Children's Museum in Washington, DC in January 2025.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://jolby.com/project/animationland/", "https://nationalchildrensmuseum.org/about/press/animationland-opens-at-national-childrens-museum" ] }, { "id": "omsi-camp-gray-coastal-discovery-center", "name": "OMSI Coastal Discovery Center", "venue": "omsi-camp-gray", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "siegel-and-strain-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect for master planning and design of the outdoor exploration/educational facility (lodging, dining, teaching spaces) .\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dangermond-keane-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Executive architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "OMSI's Coastal Discovery Center at Camp Gray, a 20-acre outdoor science-education campus in Newport, Oregon, opened March 12, 2016, designed by Siegel & Strain Architects as design architect with Dangermond Keane Architecture (now Bearing Architecture) serving as executive architect.\n", "description": "Siegel & Strain's own project page states \"year completed 2017,\" conflicting with the March 2016 opening reported by two independent local-news sources; 2016 (direct opening-date reporting) is used here.\n", "sources": [ "https://bearingarchitecture.com/portfolio/omsi-coastal-discovery-center/", "https://www.siegelstrain.com/project/omsi-cdc/", "https://portlandtribune.com/2016/03/10/omsi-opens-20-acre-coastal-camp-center/", "http://oregoncoastdailynews.com/2016/03/17/omsi-camp-gray-open/" ] }, { "id": "omsi-epicenter", "name": "Epicenter", "venue": "omsi", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "plus-and-greater-than", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Creative direction and experience design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "axiom-custom-products", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sisbro-studios", "role": "content-production", "note": "Audio design and production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "pneumatic motion platform", "synchronized lighting and audio" ], "summary": "Epicenter, an earthquake simulator letting visitors choose among three real earthquake scenarios (Oregon, California, and Japan), opened at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in Portland, Oregon in 2019, designed by Plus And Greater Than with fabrication by Axiom Custom Products.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/epicenter/", "https://axiomcustom.com/work/omsi-epicenter/", "https://www.kgw.com/article/weather/earthquakes/what-will-the-big-one-feel-like-omsi-simulator-lets-you-feel-magnitude-9-earthquake/283-b572b01e-5b0f-43e9-81cc-e0177664e7f0" ] }, { "id": "omsi-international-exhibition-of-sherlock-holmes", "name": "The International Exhibition of Sherlock Holmes", "venue": "omsi", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "omsi-creative-services", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "omsi-creative-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "exhibits-development-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "EDG — producing partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "geoffrey-m-curley-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive investigation exhibits" ], "summary": "The International Exhibition of Sherlock Holmes, a traveling exhibition created in collaboration by the Conan Doyle Estate, Exhibits Development Group, Geoffrey M. Curley + Associates, and OMSI, held its world premiere at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in Portland, Oregon on October 10, 2013, running through January 5, 2014 before touring nationally and internationally.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://exhibitsdevelopment.com/exhibitions/the-international-exhibition-of-sherlock-holmes/", "https://geekdad.com/2013/10/sherlock-holmes-exhibition/", "https://www.pdxmonthly.com/arts-and-culture/2013/10/omsi-recreates-sherlock-holmess-hq-october-2013" ] }, { "id": "omsi-lenses-on-the-sky", "name": "Lenses on the Sky", "venue": "omsi", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "plus-and-greater-than", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "skylab-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Pendant design, with the design team", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "rear-projection stop-motion animation", "analog optical interpretives" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2019, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/lenses-sky/" } ], "summary": "Lenses on the Sky, a permanent environmental installation outside the renovated Kendall Planetarium at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in Portland, Oregon, was installed with the planetarium's November 2017 reopening; five cedar-wrapped vessels pair analog sky interpretations with stop-motion animations of star stories from Shasta, Namaqua Khoikhoi, and Maya cultures, designed by Plus And Greater Than, developed with content advisors including the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, and funded through a NASA grant.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/lenses-sky/", "https://katu.com/news/local/omsis-updated-planetarium-offers-new-and-diverse-views-of-space" ] }, { "id": "omsi-roots-of-wisdom", "name": "Roots of Wisdom: Native Knowledge. Shared Science.", "venue": "omsi", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "omsi-creative-services", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "omsi-creative-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive exhibits" ], "summary": "Roots of Wisdom: Native Knowledge. Shared Science., an NSF-funded traveling exhibition pairing indigenous knowledge with western science, developed by OMSI with the Indigenous Education Institute and tribal and community partners, opened at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in Portland, Oregon in 2014; a banner version later toured with the Smithsonian NMAI's Traveling Exhibition Service.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.pdxmonthly.com/news-and-city-life/2014/10/the-mad-science-behind-omsis-greatest-exhibits-october-2014", "https://omsi.edu/roots-of-wisdom/about-the-project/", "https://omsi.edu/roots-of-wisdom/roots-of-wisdom-exhibitions/" ] }, { "id": "omsi-sit-spot", "name": "Sit Spot – Reconnecting with the Living World", "venue": "omsi", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "tellart", "role": "media-design", "note": "Experience design and media production", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studio-oraya", "role": "media-design", "note": "Sound design; Amsterdam-based.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "floor and ceiling projection", "generative particle systems", "motion-responsive audio-visual system" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment", "interactive-installation", "real-time" ], "summary": "Sit Spot – Reconnecting with the Living World is an immersive audio-visual installation designed by Tellart within OMSI's Nancy Stueber Natural Sciences Hall in Portland, Oregon, opening April 25, 2026 as part of the hall's Climate of Change/Clima de Cambio exhibition.\n", "description": "The installation cycles through five Pacific Northwest environments in a ten-minute loop; motion-responsive projection makes visitors' stillness and movement part of the experience, drawing on the Indigenous practice of a \"sit spot\" as a model of patient observation of the land.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.tellart.com/projects/sit-spot-reconnecting-with-the-living-world/", "https://omsi.edu/articles/reimagined-natural-sciences-hall/", "https://www.wweek.com/culture/2026/04/24/omsi-reopens-natural-sciences-hall-with-focus-on-climate-change/" ] }, { "id": "omsi-snow-tiny-crystals", "name": "Snow: Tiny Crystals, Global Impact", "venue": "omsi", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "omsi-creative-services", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "omsi-creative-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "goldstream-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Fairbanks-based collaborator", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive exhibits" ], "summary": "Snow: Tiny Crystals, Global Impact, an NSF-funded traveling exhibition about snow science created by the University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Institute with OMSI, COSI, and Goldstream Group, opened February 1, 2022 at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in Portland, Oregon before touring.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.gi.alaska.edu/news/traveling-museum-exhibit-shows-importance-snow", "https://omsi.edu/exhibit-products/snow/", "https://www.newsminer.com/features/our_town/traveling-museum-exhibit-shows-importance-of-snow/article_12e2fd70-8baa-11ec-9bb2-ef51e0f8063b.html" ] }, { "id": "omsi-soundstack", "name": "Soundstack", "venue": "omsi", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "plus-and-greater-than", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "glowbox", "role": "media-design", "note": "Hardware specification, systems design, and software development", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "custom MIDI instrument", "25-channel audio system" ], "summary": "Soundstack, an 18-foot-tall collaborative musical instrument built inside a decommissioned smokestack in OMSI's Turbine Hall, opened at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in Portland, Oregon in April 2019, designed by Plus And Greater Than with systems and software development by Glowbox.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.glowbox.io/work/soundstack/", "https://www.plusandgreaterthan.com/projects/building-stories-24d5z-gml9e-7h884-hhpxe-za4re-9xftx" ] }, { "id": "omsi-the-greg-chaille-curium", "name": "The Greg Chaillé Curium", "venue": "omsi", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "plus-and-greater-than", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dangermond-keane-architecture", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "axiom-custom-products", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hammer-and-hand", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Greg Chaillé Curium, a future-city-themed exhibition space for young learners, opened at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in Portland, Oregon in 2020, designed by Plus And Greater Than with architecture by Dangermond Keane Architecture.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://omsi.edu/exhibits/turbine-hall-curium/", "https://www.plusandgreaterthan.com/projects/building-stories-4ssxl" ] }, { "id": "omsi-turbine-hall-center-for-innovation", "name": "Turbine Hall Center for Innovation Renovation", "venue": "omsi", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "dangermond-keane-architecture", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "felt-hat", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive, sensor-triggered staircase experience (light, form, and ambient sound responsive to visitor movement) .\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion-sensor interactive staircase" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "OMSI's Turbine Hall — a 1920s former PGE power station on the National Register of Historic Places — was renovated into the STEAM-focused \"Center for Innovation,\" including a sensor-triggered interactive staircase experience, reopening at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in Portland, Oregon in 2019, designed by Dangermond Keane Architecture (now Bearing Architecture) in partnership with Felt Hat.\n", "description": "Distinct from the already-recorded omsi-epicenter, omsi-soundstack, and omsi-the-greg-chaille-curium project records — those are individual exhibits placed inside this renovated hall, sourced separately, and none of their own project pages credit this firm, so no credits were added to them.\n", "sources": [ "https://bearingarchitecture.com/portfolio/omsi-turbine-hall-2/", "https://felthat.com/work/omsi-turbine-hall-master-plan/", "https://www.walshconstruction.com/project/omsi-turbine-hall/", "https://autodesk.blogs.com/between_the_lines/2019/11/innovation-stations-open-at-omsi.html", "https://eastpdxnews.com/neighborhood-news/omsi-celebrates-75-years-with-turbine-hall-makeover/" ] }, { "id": "omsi-under-the-arctic", "name": "Under the Arctic: Digging into Permafrost", "venue": "omsi", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "omsi-creative-services", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "omsi-creative-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "recreated permafrost tunnel environment" ], "summary": "Under the Arctic: Digging into Permafrost, a 2,000-square-foot NSF-funded traveling exhibition developed by OMSI with the University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Institute, opened at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in Portland, Oregon in November 2017 and ran through September 2018 before touring.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.gi.alaska.edu/news/permafrost-tunnel-highlighted-oregon-museums-exhibit", "https://omsi.edu/exhibit-products/under-the-arctic/" ] }, { "id": "omsi-wild-creativity", "name": "Creatividad silvestre | Wild Creativity", "venue": "omsi", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "omsi-creative-services", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "omsi-creative-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "bilingual interactive exhibits" ], "summary": "Creatividad silvestre | Wild Creativity, a bilingual biomimicry-themed traveling exhibition developed and produced by OMSI's Exhibits team in partnership with Adelante Mujeres, The Biomimicry Institute, and The Fleet Science Center under NSF funding, opened at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in Portland, Oregon on March 9, 2023, ran through September 4, 2023, and is touring through 2030.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://omsi.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/FINAL-Wild-Creativity-release-3.2023.docx.pdf", "https://omsi.edu/exhibit-products/wild-creativity/" ] }, { "id": "omsi-zoo-in-you", "name": "Zoo in You: The Human Microbiome", "venue": "omsi", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "omsi-creative-services", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "omsi-creative-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "bilingual interactive exhibits" ], "summary": "Zoo in You: The Human Microbiome, a bilingual NIH SEPA-funded traveling exhibition created by OMSI in partnership with the J. Craig Venter Institute, premiered at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in Portland, Oregon in 2015 before touring to science centers nationally.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.jcvi.org/research/zoo-you-traveling-exhibition", "https://www.fleetscience.org/press-room/press-releases/zoo-you-human-microbiome-bilingual-exhibition-explores-complex-microbiome", "https://omsi.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Zoo-in-You-Exhibit-Description-Photos.pdf" ] }, { "id": "one-bryant-park-signage", "name": "One Bryant Park / Bank of America Tower Signage", "venue": "one-bryant-park", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cook-plus-fox-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "tower architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphics", "wayfinding signage" ], "summary": "One Bryant Park (Bank of America Tower), a LEED Platinum-certified office tower in Manhattan developed by the Durst Organization, opened in 2010 with a signage and environmental graphics program designed by C&G Partners for a building designed by Cook + Fox Architects.\n", "description": "C&G Partners created a comprehensive architectural graphics and signage program for the complex, using recycled materials and energy-efficient lighting, applied across the Bank of America headquarters lobby, the restored Stephen Sondheim Theatre (formerly Henry Miller's Theatre), and the pedestrian arcade connecting the two properties.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/bank-of-america-durst-organization-bank-of-america-tower-signage/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank_of_America_Tower_(Manhattan)", "https://www.durst.org/properties/one-bryant-park" ] }, { "id": "one-liberty-observation-deck", "name": "One Liberty Observation Deck", "venue": "one-liberty-observation-deck-venue", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "provost-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design development; wall-sized murals", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication, installation, project management", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fleming-museum-consulting", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Content — possibly the same principal as \"Bethany Fleming,\" credited as an individual Exhibit Development Curator on the 360 Chicago project.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "stimulant", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creative-technology", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Media hardware", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "One Liberty Observation Deck, an 883-foot-high attraction at One Liberty Place in Philadelphia honoring Benjamin Franklin, opened in late 2015; design by BRC Imagination Arts with Provost Studio, fabrication/installation by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/one-liberty-observation-deck" ] }, { "id": "one-rotary-center-interpretive-exhibits", "name": "One Rotary Center Interpretive and Exhibit Spaces", "venue": "one-rotary-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Rotary International's world headquarters at One Rotary Center in Evanston, Illinois, added new interpretive and exhibit spaces across multiple floors, including a public lobby exhibit, completed in 2022; design by Peter Hyde Design.\n", "description": "The project developed a cohesive interpretive narrative across the building's public-facing floors and strengthened the street-level presence of the lobby and building entrance; the resulting lobby exhibit is open to the public.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.peterhydedesign.com/projects/rotary-international-one-rotary-center/", "https://www.rotary.org/en/visit-rotary-international-world-headquarters" ] }, { "id": "one-world-observatory-city-pulse", "name": "City Pulse Orientation Experience", "venue": "one-world-observatory", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "note": "Gesture-controlled orientation installation; two 14-foot rings built from LCD screens, operated by a live guide", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-hettema-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Overall One World Observatory visitor experience design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "adirondack-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited in Adirondack Studios' own portfolio (\"City Pulse | One World Observatory\"); role inferred as fabrication, no independent role confirmation found.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "gesture control", "LCD video rings" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "City Pulse, a gesture-controlled orientation installation connecting the skyline view to street-level storytelling, opened with One World Observatory in New York City on May 29, 2015; media design by Local Projects within an overall visitor experience designed by The Hettema Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/corporate-experience/city-pulse/", "https://www.fastcompany.com/3046750/the-coolest-thing-about-1-world-trade-centers-new-observatory-isnt-the-view" ] }, { "id": "one-world-observatory-core", "name": "One World Observatory", "venue": "one-world-observatory", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-hettema-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mousetrappe", "role": "content-production", "note": "\"Voices of the Building\" pre-show and elevator media (2015), per trade coverage of the firm's project history.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Facility-wide video, control, projection mapping, and LED wall systems across a 120,000 sq ft facility", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "LED video walls" ], "summary": "One World Observatory, a 120,000 sq ft attraction atop One World Trade Center in New York City, opened May 29, 2015; The Hettema Group designed the visitor experience and Electrosonic integrated its AV, video, and projection-mapping systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/theme-park/in-depth/mousetrappe-media-innovation/", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/one-world-observatory-announces-friday-may-29-opening-date-300062077.html", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/one-world-observatory" ] }, { "id": "ontario-science-centre-teluscape-core", "name": "TELUSCAPE Exploration Plaza", "venue": "ontario-science-centre-teluscape", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eda-collaborative", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "TELUSCAPE Exploration Plaza, an outdoor science exhibition at the Ontario Science Centre, Toronto, opened 2006; exhibit design by Reich+Petch, landscape architecture by EDA Collaborative, per savesciencecentre.com, an independent OSC advocacy/history site. The Ontario Science Centre's main building (770 Don Mills Rd.) closed permanently in June 2024 for structural failure and remains shuttered as of 2026 pending a planned 2029 waterfront replacement; TELUSCAPE still physically exists but is currently inaccessible.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://savesciencecentre.com/" ] }, { "id": "oracle-health-experience-center", "name": "Oracle Health Experience Center", "venue": "oracle-health-kansas-city", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Briefing and experience center design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "Immersive technology", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "master-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive media" ], "summary": "The Oracle Health Experience Center, a briefing and experience center in Kansas City, Missouri, opened in 2019 with experience design, immersive technology, and master planning by Dimensional Innovations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/work/oracle-health-experience-center" ] }, { "id": "orange-county-great-park-sports-park-core", "name": "Sports Park (soccer, tennis, and volleyball pavilions)", "venue": "orange-county-great-park-sports-park", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The soccer, tennis, and volleyball pavilions at the Orange County Great Park Sports Park in Irvine, California, opened August 5, 2017 as the first major phase of the complex; architecture by NBBJ.\n", "description": "Later phases (baseball/softball fields, ice facility) opened in 2018 and are not covered by this record.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cityofirvine.org/", "https://www.ocbj.com/" ] }, { "id": "orange-county-regional-history-center-enhanced-core-exhibitions", "name": "Enhanced Core Exhibitions", "venue": "orange-county-regional-history-center", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "monadnock-media", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media master planning, exhibit design collaboration, and technical systems design and oversight for the Sinkholes digital-mechanical interactive, the Timucua: A Rediscovered Language single-user interactive, and the First Contact narrative video", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "animation", "single-user interactive" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Enhanced core exhibitions at the Orange County Regional History Center in Orlando, Florida, unveiled January 9, 2024, added interactive and media elements -- including a sinkhole-formation interactive and a Timucua language interactive -- produced by Monadnock Media.\n", "description": "The renovation increased bilingual content across the fourth-floor core exhibition and added projected sky animations depicting centuries of regional history.\n", "sources": [ "https://monadnock.org/project/orange-county-history-center", "https://www.thehistorycenter.org/enhanced-core-exhibitions/" ] }, { "id": "orange-county-regional-history-center-original-exhibits", "name": "Original Core Exhibitions", "venue": "orange-county-regional-history-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2000, "credits": [ { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The original core exhibitions at the Orange County Regional History Center in Orlando, Florida, opened September 2000 in the restored 1927 Orange County Courthouse; exhibit design by Hilferty & Associates.\n", "description": "Distinct from the 2024 \"Enhanced Core Exhibitions\" refresh already recorded at this venue (credited to Monadnock Media). The venue's own materials independently confirm the original Hilferty engagement.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thehistorycenter.org" ] }, { "id": "ordrupgaard-museum-extension", "name": "Ordrupgaard Museum Extension & Landscape (Himmelhaven)", "venue": "ordrupgaard-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A subterranean gallery extension (\"Himmelhaven\") and landscape intervention designed by Snøhetta for the Ordrupgaard Museum in Charlottenlund, Denmark, completed in 2021, adding new gallery space alongside the museum's existing 2005 Zaha Hadid wing.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.snohetta.com/projects/ordrupgaard-museum", "https://www.archdaily.com/966734/ordrupgaard-museum-extension-and-landscape-snohetta", "https://www.dezeen.com/2021/08/17/snohetta-glittering-extension-ordrupgaard-museum-denmark-architecture/" ] }, { "id": "ordway-concert-hall-addition", "name": "Ordway Concert Hall", "venue": "ordway-center-for-the-performing-arts", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Ordway Concert Hall, a new addition to the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts in St. Paul, Minnesota, opened March 1, 2015; architecture by HGA.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://hga.com/projects/ordway-center-for-the-performing-arts/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ordway_Center_for_the_Performing_Arts" ] }, { "id": "oregon-coast-aquarium-nature-play-and-lobby-renovation", "name": "Nature Play Area, Amphitheater & Lobby Renovation (Capital Campaign Phase 1)", "venue": "oregon-coast-aquarium", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "dangermond-keane-architecture", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "walker-macy", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Landscape design for the nature play area and site work", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Phase 1 of the Oregon Coast Aquarium's capital-campaign renovation — a nature play area, outdoor amphitheater for educational programs, a headwaters feature, and a renovated lobby and cafe with a new moon jelly exhibit — opened at the aquarium in Newport, Oregon in 2022, designed by Dangermond Keane Architecture (now Bearing Architecture) with landscape design by Walker Macy.\n", "description": "A later, unrelated Phase 2 (Sandy & Rocky Coast Galleries, opened October 2024, credited to Roto and EHDD) exists at the same venue but is not sourced as involving Dangermond Keane/Bearing Architecture.\n", "sources": [ "https://bearingarchitecture.com/portfolio/oregon-coast-aquarium/", "https://www.newportnewstimes.com/news/oregon-coast-aquarium-unveils-new-attractions/article_4b13b6ba-f353-11ec-855c-f7acfe96e560.html", "https://www.walkermacy.com/projects/oregon-coast-aquarium/" ] }, { "id": "oregon-historical-society-experience-oregon", "name": "Experience Oregon", "venue": "oregon-historical-society", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-design-minds", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-design-minds", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "American Alliance of Museums Award", "year": 2020, "source": "https://thedesignminds.com/project-oregon/" } ], "summary": "\"Experience Oregon,\" a permanent 7,000 sq ft gallery at the Oregon Historical Society, Portland, opened February 14, 2019; interpretive planning and exhibit design by The Design Minds, fabrication by 1220 Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://thedesignminds.com/project-oregon/", "https://www.ohs.org/blog/the-details-are-in-the-dirt.cfm" ] }, { "id": "oregon-historical-society-freeze-the-day", "name": "Freeze the Day: A History of Winter Sports in Oregon", "venue": "oregon-historical-society", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "upswell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Freeze the Day: A History of Winter Sports in Oregon,\" a temporary exhibition at the Oregon Historical Society, Portland, ran December 2021–July 17, 2022; design by Upswell, per OHS's own blog.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.ohs.org/blog/capturing-a-winter-wonderland-ray-atkeson.cfm" ] }, { "id": "oregon-zoo-primate-forest", "name": "Primate Forest", "venue": "oregon-zoo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "clr-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "main-street-design", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Primate Forest at the Oregon Zoo in Portland, opened to the public May 2021; exhibit design by CLR Design, interpretive design by Main Street Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://clrdesign.com/project/primate-forest/" ] }, { "id": "oriole-park-at-camden-yards-20th-anniversary-refresh", "name": "Oriole Park at Camden Yards 20th Anniversary Graphic Refresh", "venue": "oriole-park-at-camden-yards", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Environmental graphics refresh: retired-number sculptures, stair murals, team-history displays, concessions branding.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "national-signs", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "corsair-display-systems", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arundel-signs", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "belsinger-sign-works", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "advantage-signs-and-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "triangle-sign-and-service", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "aldinger-signs-and-murals", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "merrell-design", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "heritage-flag-company", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fw-haxel-flag-flagpole-banner-and-sign-co", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2013, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/content-camden-yards/" } ], "summary": "For Oriole Park at Camden Yards' 20th anniversary, Ashton Design led a 2012 graphic-identity refresh — retired-number sculptures, stair murals, and team-history displays — working with urban planner Janet Marie Smith and a roster of Baltimore sign fabricators.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/content-camden-yards/", "https://ashton-design.com/work/oriole-park-at-camden-yards" ] }, { "id": "oriole-park-at-camden-yards-main-concourse-eutaw-street", "name": "Main Concourse and Eutaw Street Improvements", "venue": "oriole-park-at-camden-yards", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "populous", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "populous", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of Oriole Park at Camden Yards' main concourse and Eutaw Street, including new concession design, graphics, festoon lighting, and the permanent Boog's BBQ structure, completed ahead of the 2019 season; architecture and graphics by Populous Design Build.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.tctcost.com/", "https://www.murphydittenhafer.com/" ] }, { "id": "orlando-international-airport-terminal-c-moment-vault", "name": "Moment Vault", "venue": "orlando-international-airport-terminal-c", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "mra-international-group", "role": "media-design", "note": "Executive producer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sardi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Executive creative direction (Marcela Sardi)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gentilhomme-studio", "role": "content-production", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "smart-monkeys", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Technology development and management", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "real-time markerless motion capture", "360-degree LED environment" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence", "immersive-environment", "real-time" ], "summary": "Moment Vault, a 360-degree circular LED media environment in Orlando International Airport's Terminal C, opened January 2023, executive produced by MRA International Group with creative direction by Sardi Design, content by Gentilhomme Studio, and technology by Smart Monkeys.\n", "description": "A proprietary AI-powered markerless motion-capture system generates a real-time 3D pose estimate of each passenger walking through the space, converting their silhouette and motion into a digital wireframe/avatar integrated live into the surrounding generative content.\n", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/technology/news/realmotion-orlando-airport/", "https://www.avinteractive.com/markets-news/transport/realmotion-servers-power-immersive-installation-at-airport-05-01-2023/", "https://www.sixteen-nine.net/2023/01/20/read-about-the-sophisticated-tech-set-up-at-orlando-intl-airports-moment-vault/" ] }, { "id": "oshkosh-public-museum-people-of-the-waters", "name": "People of the Waters", "venue": "oshkosh-public-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreen", "audio recordings" ], "summary": "People of the Waters, a 2,000-sq-ft permanent gallery at the Oshkosh Public Museum in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, opened in 2017 as the centerpiece of the museum's 90th anniversary; exhibit design and fabrication by Split Rock Studios, including a custom artifact mounting system and a bark lodge recreation.\n", "description": "The gallery combines physical and digital experience elements — touchable lodge walls, a walk-through archaeologist's dig pit, and touchscreen displays paired with artifacts — with audio recordings featuring Menominee tribal elder perspectives on regional early cultural history.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.oshkoshmuseum.org/exhibitions/people-of-the-waters/", "https://splitrockstudios.com/work/oshkosh-public-museum/" ] }, { "id": "oslo-opera-house-core", "name": "Norwegian National Opera and Ballet (Oslo Opera House)", "venue": "oslo-opera-house", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The home of the Norwegian National Opera and Ballet in Oslo, Norway, designed by Snøhetta and completed in 2008, whose sloped marble-and-granite roof forms a publicly accessible plaza and event space reaching the waterline of the Oslofjord.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.snohetta.com/projects/norwegian-national-opera-and-ballet", "https://www.archdaily.com/440/oslo-opera-house-snohetta", "https://www.operaen.no/en/about-us-oslo-operahouse/about-the-oslo-opera-house/" ] }, { "id": "oso-landslide-memorial-dedication", "name": "Oso Landslide Memorial", "venue": "oso-landslide-memorial", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A memorial along the SR 530 corridor near Oso, Washington, commemorating the 2014 Oso landslide, dedicated in 2024, with fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.heraldnet.com", "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "overlake-medical-center-donor-wall", "name": "Overlake Medical Center Donor Wall", "venue": "overlake-medical-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed a donor recognition wall, completed in 2023, for Overlake Medical Center's new medical tower lobby in Bellevue, Washington, using a modular series of cut-wood shapes representing giving tiers.\n", "description": "Fabrication by Doty Signs.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/overlake/" ] }, { "id": "owa-theme-park-signage", "name": "OWA Theme Park Signage and Wayfinding", "venue": "owa-theme-park", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "illuminated signage", "wayfinding" ], "summary": "OWA, a 21-ride theme park developed by the Poarch Band of Creek Indians in Foley, Alabama, opened July 21, 2017; Solomon Group developed the park's visual identity and fabricated its signage and wayfinding system.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/the-park-at-owa", "https://parkworld-online.com/owa-now-open/" ] }, { "id": "owens-thomas-house-slave-quarters-reinterpretation", "name": "Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters Reinterpretation", "venue": "owens-thomas-house", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "andrew-merriell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Telfair Museums' Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters in Savannah, Georgia reopened November 17, 2018 after an NEH-sponsored restoration and re-curation that shifted interpretation to center the enslaved people who lived on the site, with exhibit design work by Andrew Merriell & Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://merriell.com/owens", "https://www.telfair.org/news/telfair-museums-owens-thomas-house-slave-quarters-telling-the-untold-story/", "https://www.wtoc.com/2018/11/15/telfair-museums-owens-thomas-house-slave-quarters-telling-untold-story/" ] }, { "id": "oxbow-farm-trail-wayfinding", "name": "Oxbow Farm Trail Wayfinding", "venue": "oxbow-farm", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "imagine-visual-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "credited as Imagine Visual Services", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ggn", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Gustafson Guthrie Nichol", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed a color-coded trail system, map, and signage, completed in 2021, for Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center's 240-acre site in Carnation, Washington.\n", "description": "Landscape architecture by GGN.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/oxbow-farm/" ] }, { "id": "ozark-highlands-nature-center-exhibits", "name": "Ozark Highlands Nature Center Exhibits", "venue": "ozark-highlands-nature-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Digital Stream Interactive and other environmental media programs", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreen", "live-animal exhibits" ], "summary": "The J.B. and Johnelle Hunt Family Ozark Highlands Nature Center, an Arkansas Game and Fish Commission visitor center in Springdale, Arkansas, opened December 11, 2020; exhibit design and fabrication by Split Rock Studios, with interactive media programs including the Digital Stream Interactive by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://talkbusiness.net/2020/12/j-b-and-johnelle-hunt-family-ozark-highlands-nature-center-to-open-friday/", "https://splitrockstudios.com/in-the-news-ozark-highlands-nature-center-exhibits-now-open/", "https://nlprod.com/item/ozark-highlands-nature-center/" ] }, { "id": "paam-wayfinding-donor-recognition", "name": "PAAM Wayfinding and Donor Recognition", "venue": "provincetown-art-association-and-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "machado-silvetti-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "Building renovation and expansion architect .", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arrowstreet", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Interior and exterior wayfinding signage and donor recognition design.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Interior and exterior wayfinding signage and donor recognition design for the Provincetown Art Association and Museum (PAAM) in Provincetown, Massachusetts, by Arrowstreet, completed alongside Machado and Silvetti Associates' museum renovation and expansion in 2006.\n", "description": "The renovation and expansion, led by Machado and Silvetti Associates, replaced the museum's 1942 Hawthorne Annex with the new Alvin Ross Wing, roughly doubling the museum's exhibition and storage space and making it the first LEED-rated art museum in the United States. Arrowstreet designed the accompanying wayfinding signage and donor recognition program to be \"equally appropriate to the Museum's historic and contemporary architecture.\"\n", "sources": [ "https://www.arrowstreet.com/portfolio/provincetown-art-association-and-museum/", "https://www.machado-silvetti.com/provincetown-art-association-museum", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/8013-provincetown-art-association-and-museum" ] }, { "id": "pablo-center-at-the-confluence-core", "name": "Pablo Center at the Confluence", "venue": "pablo-center-at-the-confluence", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "holzman-moss-bottino-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "strang-inc", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Theatre planning", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Pablo Center at the Confluence in Eau Claire, WI opened September 2018; architecture by Holzman Moss Bottino Architecture with Strang, Inc., theatre planning and lighting design by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.uwec.edu/" ] }, { "id": "pacific-plaza-park-pavilion", "name": "Pacific Plaza Park Pavilion", "venue": "pacific-plaza-park", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "hks", "role": "architecture", "note": "Pavilion structure, designed by HKS's LINE studio", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "swa-group", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "a-zahner-company", "role": "fabrication", "note": "323 unique perforated stainless-steel panels", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Pacific Plaza, a downtown Dallas park with a pavilion structure, opened October 2019; pavilion architecture by HKS, landscape architecture by SWA Group, panel fabrication by A. Zahner Company.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://downtowndallasparks.org/pacific-plaza/", "https://www.hksinc.com/what-we-do/projects/pacific-plaza-park-pavilion/", "http://www.azahner.com/projects/pacific-plaza-park-pavilion/" ] }, { "id": "pacific-science-center-we-are-data", "name": "We Are Data", "venue": "pacific-science-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "schema", "role": "media-design", "note": "Designed and created the interactive data-literacy installation, in which visitor answers generate data-profile visualizations aggregated into a shared display", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive data visualization" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "We Are Data, an interactive installation about personal data collection at the Pacific Science Center in Seattle, Washington, was completed in 2019 by Seattle studio Schema; visitors' answers generate individual data-profile shapes aggregated into a collective visualization.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.schemadesign.com/work/we-are-data-pacific-science-center-installation/" ] }, { "id": "pacific-science-center-wellbody-academy", "name": "Professor Wellbody's Academy of Health & Wellness", "venue": "pacific-science-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "gyroscope-inc", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Professor Wellbody's Academy of Health & Wellness,\" a permanent exhibition at the Pacific Science Center in Seattle, opened December 1, 2012; exhibit design by Gyroscope Inc., fabrication by Group Delphi.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.pacificsciencecenter.org/wellbodyacademy/", "https://web.archive.org/web/20211021055225/https://museums.groupdelphi.com/portfolio/pacific-science-center/" ] }, { "id": "palace-theatre-restoration", "name": "Palace Theatre Restoration (TSX Broadway)", "venue": "palace-theatre-nyc", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "pbdw-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Custom decorative fixture family, 18-ft chandelier", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A full structural restoration of the Palace Theatre in New York (raised 30 feet as part of the TSX Broadway redevelopment), fully reopened November 14, 2024; lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/palace-theatre/" ] }, { "id": "palm-tower-view-at-the-palm", "name": "The View at The Palm", "venue": "palm-tower", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "augmented reality", "interactive installation" ], "summary": "A 41,000-square-foot observation deck and interactive museum atop Palm Tower on Palm Jumeirah, Dubai, designed by Gensler for developer Nakheel Properties, featuring an immersive theater, kinetic table, projection mapping, and AR telescopes narrating Palm Jumeirah's construction; opened April 7, 2021.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.nakheel.com/en/media-centre/press-releases/news-detail/2021/04/04/the-view-at-the-palm-to-open-on-7-april-2021", "https://www.gensler.com/projects/the-view-at-the-palm", "https://dxd.gensler.com/case-studies/view-at-the-palm" ] }, { "id": "panel-44-eight-days-in-march", "name": "Panel 44", "venue": "national-museum-of-the-marine-corps", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Designer and builder", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "video presentations", "archival artifact casework" ], "summary": "\"Panel 44,\" a traveling exhibition built around a rejected 1982 granite panel from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial engraved with 335 names, debuted January–March 2022 at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Triangle, Virginia, designed and built by Art Guild for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund, and toured to additional military museums through 2022.\n", "description": "The panel was fabricated and engraved in 1982 but withheld from the Memorial due to a visible crack; it later surfaced for sale online and was acquired by VVMF. The touring exhibit pairs the panel with artifacts and video profiles of the 335 service members commemorated on it, including Medal of Honor and Distinguished Service Cross recipients. It subsequently toured to the National Museum of the U.S. Army, First Division Museum, and National Museum of the U.S. Air Force in 2022.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.artguildinc.com/2022/08/18/our-latest-museum-project-for-the-vietnam-veterans-memorial-fund-panel-44/", "https://princewilliamliving.com/national-museum-of-the-marine-corps-exhibits-section-of-vietnam-veterans-memorial/" ] }, { "id": "papalote-museo-del-nino-laboratorio-de-ideas", "name": "Papalote Museo del Niño – Laboratorio de Ideas", "venue": "papalote-museo-del-nino", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "gyroscope-inc", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Gyroscope selected 2014; 15,000 sq ft upper-floor interactive space.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A 15,000-square-foot interactive upper-floor addition, \"Laboratorio de Ideas,\" at Papalote Museo del Niño in Mexico City, designed by Gyroscope Inc. and opened in 2016.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://gyroscopeinc.com/projects" ] }, { "id": "paradise-city-wonderbox-core", "name": "Wonderbox", "venue": "paradise-city-wonderbox", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "immersive environment" ], "summary": "An indoor family entertainment theme park at the Paradise City resort in Incheon, South Korea, opened March 2019, combining multimedia projection on custom convex screens with carnival-style rides and games, with media design by Moment Factory.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/wonderbox-at-paradise-city-korea", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/new-fantasy-theme-park-in-the-city----paradise-city-opens-wonderbox-targeting-the-millennial-family-300820024.html", "https://blooloop.com/theme-park/news/wonderbox-theme-park-open-paradise-city-korea/" ] }, { "id": "park-avenue-armory-infinite-variety", "name": "Infinite Variety: Three Centuries of Red and White Quilts", "venue": "park-avenue-armory", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "large-scale suspended display" ], "summary": "Infinite Variety: Three Centuries of Red and White Quilts, a temporary exhibition of 651 quilts from the Joanna S. Rose collection, was on view March 25-30, 2011 at the Park Avenue Armory in New York, NY, designed by Thinc Design.\n", "description": "The 55,000-square-foot installation arranged the quilts in six 30-foot-high cylinders surrounding a 50-foot-high central spiral. The exhibition set a weekly attendance record for an Armory show and received design recognition from Core77, IDSA, SEGD, Azure Magazine, and the Chicago Athenaeum.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/infinite-variety" ] }, { "id": "park-city-museum-expansion", "name": "Park City Museum Expansion and Permanent Exhibits", "venue": "park-city-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "mark-cavagnero-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pacific-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "auerbach-glasgow-french", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Park City Historical Society & Museum in Park City, Utah completed a major expansion in 2009 with architecture by Mark Cavagnero Associates, exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design, fabrication by Pacific Studio, and lighting design by Auerbach Glasgow French.\n", "description": "The $9 million expansion added new construction to the museum's historic buildings and introduced reimagined permanent exhibits on Park City's transformation from a boom-and-bust silver mining town to a ski resort destination. A signature element is a re-created \"mine wall\" running the full three-story height of the museum, revealing a mining landscape of tunnels and equipment.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/park-city-museum/", "https://www.cavagnero.com/project/park-city-museum/" ] }, { "id": "particle-ink-speed-of-dark", "name": "Particle Ink: Speed of Dark", "venue": "particle-ink-las-vegas-warehouse", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "kaleidoco", "role": "media-design", "note": "Creator and producer; entertainment-technology firm behind the installation's mixed-reality staging (laser-light effects, augmented reality, and projection-mapped imagery). (single credit, below the 3-project bar).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "augmented reality", "projection mapping", "laser-light effects" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "TEA Thea Award — Outstanding Achievement, Immersive Live Experience", "year": 2022, "source": "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/29th-annual-thea-award-recipients" } ], "summary": "\"Particle Ink: Speed of Dark,\" an hourlong immersive live theatrical experience staged in a converted warehouse in the Las Vegas Arts District, opened April 16, 2022 and closed December 4, 2022, created by entertainment-technology firm Kaleidoco; it won the 2022 (29th Annual) Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement in Immersive Live Experience.\n", "description": "A live, walkthrough immersive theater production built around a fictional \"Particle Ink Metaverse,\" combining live performance, laser and projection-mapped visual effects, and augmented reality to blend a converted warehouse space with a staged 2.5-dimensional narrative world. Originally scheduled for a 12-week run, the engagement was extended three times before closing.\n", "sources": [ "https://lasvegasweekly.com/ae/2022/apr/14/show-particle-ink-speed-of-dark-redraws-reality/", "https://www.thevoxagency.com/particle-ink-speed-of-dark-receives-prestigious-2022-thea-award/", "https://www.theatermania.com/las-vegas-theater/news/particle-ink-speed-of-dark-las-vegas_94474.html/", "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/29th-annual-thea-award-recipients" ] }, { "id": "path-with-art-arthome", "name": "artHOME", "venue": "path-with-art", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed signage, graphics, and wayfinding, completed in 2026, for artHOME, Path with Art's healing and arts-engagement center in Seattle.\n", "description": "Fabrication by Image Mill.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/arthome/" ] }, { "id": "patricia-reser-center-for-the-arts-core", "name": "Patricia Reser Center for the Arts", "venue": "patricia-reser-center-for-the-arts", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "opsis-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-shalleck-collaborative", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theatre and AV consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Patricia Reser Center for the Arts (\"The Reser\"), a ~45,000 sq ft performing-arts center with a 550-seat proscenium theatre, Beaverton, OR, opened March 2022; architecture by Opsis Architecture, theatre/AV consulting by The Shalleck Collaborative, per an independent Wenger | J.R. Clancy project profile.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://performance.wengercorp.com/project-profile-the-reser/", "https://thereser.org" ] }, { "id": "patriots-hall-of-fame-core", "name": "The Hall at Patriot Place / Patriots Hall of Fame", "venue": "patriots-hall-of-fame", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Independently corroborated via the International Sports Heritage Association's member directory listing for Mystic; exact date of Mystic's specific scope not independently pinned down (the venue also had a 2017 renovation)\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Award — Gold", "year": 2009, "source": "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/the-hall-at-patriot-place/" } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Patriots Hall of Fame at Patriot Place in Foxborough, Massachusetts, opened to the public September 22, 2008; architecture and exhibit design by CambridgeSeven, fabrication by Mystic Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/the-hall-at-patriot-place/", "https://www.patriotshalloffame.com/about/about-the-hall/", "https://sportsheritage.org/member/mystic-scenic-studios-inc/" ] }, { "id": "patriots-hall-of-fame-super-bowl-experience", "name": "New England Patriots Super Bowl Experience", "venue": "patriots-hall-of-fame", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibit designer; contracted Eos Lightmedia for the gallery's lighting scope, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Lighting design, coordination, programming, and commissioning for the new gallery.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "augmented reality", "video wall" ], "summary": "The New England Patriots Super Bowl Experience, a permanent gallery at the Patriots Hall of Fame in Foxborough, Massachusetts, opened in 2015 following the team's fourth Super Bowl win, with exhibit design by CambridgeSeven and lighting design by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "The gallery features a 16'x9' video wall of Super Bowl moments, four Super Bowl pods with artifacts and interactive stations, an augmented-reality station recreating the Malcolm Butler interception from Super Bowl XLIX, and the team's four Vince Lombardi trophies displayed free of glass cases.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/34", "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/the-hall-at-patriot-place/" ] }, { "id": "paul-biane-library-second-story-and-beyond", "name": "Randall Lewis Second Story and Beyond", "venue": "paul-biane-library", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Character-design wall projection for pre-readers, modular content refreshed twice yearly", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "xibitz", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive wall projection" ], "summary": "Randall Lewis Second Story and Beyond, a children's interactive wall projection at the Paul A. Biane Library in Rancho Cucamonga, California, opened in 2023; RLMG designed the software, with exhibit design by CambridgeSeven.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/second-story-and-beyond" ] }, { "id": "paul-brown-stadium-original-building", "name": "Paul Brown Stadium (original building)", "venue": "paycor-stadium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2000, "credits": [ { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "architecture", "note": "Dan Meis; first NFL facility to win an AIA design award", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Paul Brown Stadium (now Paycor Stadium) in Cincinnati opened August 19, 2000; architecture by NBBJ.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paycor_Stadium" ] }, { "id": "paul-revere-house-education-visitor-center", "name": "Education and Visitor Center at Lathrop Place", "venue": "paul-revere-house", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "mills-whitaker-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "neal-mayer", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Neal Mayer is an individual solo exhibit-design consultant (nealmayer.com). Credited via Mystic's own awards list, not independently detailed.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited via firm's own awards list; specific scope not independently detailed", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Education and Visitor Center at Lathrop Place, a new building adaptively reusing two 1835-36 rowhouses adjacent to the Paul Revere House in Boston's North End, opened December 2016; architecture by Mills Whitaker Architects, with exhibit design and fabrication credited by Mystic Scenic Studios to Neal Mayer and itself respectively.\n", "description": "The center added classroom and exhibit space, including a diorama of Paul Revere's silver shop, plus offices and accessible restrooms previously unavailable at the historic house museum. The $4.1 million project won the 2017 Boston Preservation Alliance Preservation Achievement Award and the 2019/2020 Boston Society of Architects Honor Award for Accessible Design. Independent sources confirm the architect and the award; the exhibit-design and fabrication credits come from Mystic Scenic Studios' own published awards list rather than an independent project page.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.paulreverehouse.org/new-paul-revere-house-education-center-and-visitor-center-at-lathrop-place-to-open/", "https://www.bostonpreservation.org/advocacy-project/paul-revere-house-education-and-visitor-center", "https://www.mysticcustomfabrication.com/newsandawards" ] }, { "id": "paul-revere-museum-copper-mill-hall-preview-room", "name": "Copper Mill Hall — Preview Room", "venue": "paul-revere-museum-of-discovery-and-innovation", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "esszed", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design/concept (Julia Volfson)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "wb-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Copper Mill Hall's \"Preview Room,\" a modest early build (repurposed materials) at the Paul Revere Heritage Site, Canton, MA, opened June 19, 2021 (Juneteenth); design/concept by esSZed (Julia Volfson), fabrication by WB Inc, per the museum's own blog. Predates and is distinct from the venue's full 4-floor museum (opened January 2, 2026), which credits Mills Whitaker Architects and Proun Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://paulreveremuseum.org" ] }, { "id": "paul-revere-museum-of-discovery-and-innovation-exhibits", "name": "Paul Revere Museum of Discovery and Innovation Exhibits", "venue": "paul-revere-museum-of-discovery-and-innovation", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "mills-whitaker-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive digital games" ], "summary": "The Paul Revere Museum of Discovery and Innovation, converted from two restored 19th-century Revere Copper Company buildings in Canton, Massachusetts, opened January 2, 2026, with architecture by Mills Whitaker Architects and exhibit design by Proun Design.\n", "description": "Located on the site of Paul Revere's first American copper rolling mill, the museum combines historical artifacts with interactive digital games and design challenges across four floors.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/paul-revere-museum-of-discovery-and-innovation", "https://www.thecantoncitizen.com/2026/01/01/revere-museum-opening/" ] }, { "id": "paul-w-bryant-museum-wall-of-honor", "name": "Wall of Honor", "venue": "paul-w-bryant-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "Touchscreen video wall highlighting Paul \"Bear\" Bryant's 38-season coaching career.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen interactives" ], "summary": "The Wall of Honor, a touchscreen video installation exploring coach Paul \"Bear\" Bryant's career, opened at the Paul W. Bryant Museum in Tuscaloosa, Alabama in February 2018, designed by Bluecadet.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/university-of-alabama", "https://www.kevinzakszewski.work/bryant" ] }, { "id": "pauley-pavilion-renovation", "name": "Renovation and Expansion", "venue": "pauley-pavilion", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation and expansion of UCLA's Pauley Pavilion, reopened November 9, 2012; architecture by NBBJ.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pauley_Pavilion", "https://www.archdaily.com/" ] }, { "id": "peabody-essex-museum-2003-expansion", "name": "2003 Expansion Galleries", "venue": "peabody-essex-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2003, "credits": [ { "firm": "safdie-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "george-sexton-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A 2003 expansion of the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts, adding decorative-arts galleries; architecture by Safdie Architects, lighting design by George Sexton Associates, fabrication by Explus. Distinct from the museum's already-recorded 2019 signage program.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.explusinc.com/portfolio.html", "https://www.pem.org/" ] }, { "id": "peabody-essex-museum-signage", "name": "Signage at PEM", "venue": "peabody-essex-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Designed the 40,000 sq ft expansion wing", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "digital wayfinding kiosks", "cut steel letterforms" ], "summary": "Signage at PEM, a directional, digital, and donor recognition signage program spanning the Peabody Essex Museum's architecturally varied buildings in Salem, Massachusetts, was designed by C&G Partners to accompany the museum's 40,000-square-foot Ennead Architects-designed expansion, which opened September 28, 2019.\n", "description": "Digital kiosks built to resemble shipbuilding batten-seam paneling provide wayfinding and event updates, while cut steel letterforms carry wayfinding and donor recognition messaging throughout the connected historic and new structures, drawing on the museum's maritime heritage.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/expansion-signage-donor-recognition-program/", "https://www.wbur.org/news/2019/09/24/peabody-essex-museum-expansion" ] }, { "id": "pearl-harbor-visitor-center", "name": "USS Arizona Memorial Visitor Center (World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument)", "venue": "pearl-harbor-national-memorial-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "portico-group", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect for the new visitor center complex (Portico Group, now part of MIG).", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mason-hawaii", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record; provided consulting services and construction administration, per the firm's own project page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "aldrichpears-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Provided exhibit lighting design for the new visitor center complex.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The USS Arizona Memorial Visitor Center, part of the World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument (now Pearl Harbor National Memorial) in Honolulu, Hawaii, was dedicated December 7, 2010; Portico Group served as design architect with MASON as architect of record, and Eos Lightmedia provided exhibit lighting design.\n", "description": "The 17-acre replacement visitor center complex includes approximately 17,750 sq ft of building space plus renovation of two existing theaters, with a ticket office, exhibit space, and site improvements, accommodating roughly 1.5 million visitors annually.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/100", "https://masonarch.com/arizona-memorial-visitor-center/", "https://pearlharbor.org/blog/pearl-harbor-visitors-center-history-renovations-and-now/", "https://aldrichpears.com/project/wwii-valor-in-the-pacific/" ] }, { "id": "penn-state-hershey-nature-learning-wall", "name": "Nature Learning Wall", "venue": "penn-state-hershey-childrens-hospital", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "content-production", "note": "70-foot panoramic forest wall with time-lapse viewing portals", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "payette", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "selbert-perkins-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "panoramic time-lapse video" ], "summary": "The Nature Learning Wall, a 70-foot interactive forest installation at Penn State Health Children's Hospital in Hershey, Pennsylvania, opened in 2013; RLMG produced the time-lapse video content, with architecture by Payette and graphics by Selbert Perkins Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/hershey-childrens-hospital" ] }, { "id": "pennsylvania-academy-of-the-fine-arts-rhoden-arts-center", "name": "John and Richanda Rhoden Arts Center", "venue": "pennsylvania-academy-of-the-fine-arts", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "master-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The John and Richanda Rhoden Arts Center, an 18,000-square-foot arts center (265-seat auditorium, gallery, and collections storage vault) built into the previously unused lower level of PAFA's historic 1920s Samuel M.V. Hamilton Building in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, opened February 21, 2019; master planning, architecture, and lighting design by DLR Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/pennsylvania-academy-of-the-fine-arts/", "https://www.dlrgroup.com/firm-news/pafa-john-and-rhoden-arts-center/", "https://www.architectmagazine.com/project-gallery/pennsylvania-academy-of-the-fine-arts-john-and-richanda-rhoden-arts-center_o" ] }, { "id": "pennsylvania-lumber-museum-challenges-and-choices", "name": "Challenges and Choices in Pennsylvania's Forests", "venue": "pennsylvania-lumber-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "larson-design-group", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Site signage", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studio-displays", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "American Association for State and Local History — Award of Merit", "year": 2016, "source": "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/pennsylvania-lumber-museum-exhibit-earns-national-award-of-merit-300319470.html" } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A ~7,000 sq ft expansion of the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum's visitor center in Potter County, adding the \"Challenges and Choices in Pennsylvania's Forests\" exhibit, reopened May 15, 2015; architecture by Larson Design Group, exhibit design and signage by Hilferty & Associates, fabrication by Studio Displays.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.pa.gov/agencies/phmc/newsroom/grand-reopening-and-rededication-ceremony-planned-for-new-addition-to-the-pennsylvania-lumber-museums-visitor-center-in-potter-county", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/pennsylvania-lumber-museum-exhibit-earns-national-award-of-merit-300319470.html" ] }, { "id": "pennypickles-workshop-satta", "name": "SATTA (Space and Time Travel Apparatus)", "venue": "pennypickles-workshop", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "mad-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Designed and installed the SATTA time/space-travel console, including dual-projector immersive ceiling/floor projection and spatial-audio show control\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection", "spatial audio", "touchscreen" ], "summary": "SATTA, the Space and Time Travel Apparatus, an immersive time-travel console exhibit at Pennypickle's Workshop (Temecula Children's Museum) in Temecula, California, opened in 2019 with AV design and integration by MAD Systems.\n", "description": "Visitors enter Professor Pennypickle's console through a London call-box door and select a destination and era on a touchscreen; ultra-short-throw projectors create an immersive \"viewport\" and \"wormhole\" effect during simulated takeoffs and landings, accompanied by a spatial sound system.\n", "sources": [ "https://madsystems.com/portfolio-pennypickle.html", "https://www.avnetwork.com/features/mad-systems-blasts-off-at-the-temecula-childrens-museum" ] }, { "id": "peoria-riverfront-museum-core", "name": "Peoria Riverfront Museum", "venue": "peoria-riverfront-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "dewberry", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "punt-consulting-group", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "museum advisory team; wrote RFQs and ran vendor selection for exhibit designers, media/AV developers, and fabricators", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The Peoria Riverfront Museum, a LEED Gold-certified museum combining art, science, and history galleries with a Giant Screen theater and dome planetarium in Peoria, Illinois, opened October 20, 2012, with architecture by Dewberry and exhibit fabrication by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peoria_Riverfront_Museum", "https://www.puntconsulting.com/projects/peoria-riverfront-museum", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/Peoria-Riverfront-Museum" ] }, { "id": "perelman-performing-arts-center", "name": "Perelman Performing Arts Center (PAC NYC)", "venue": "perelman-performing-arts-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "davis-brody-bond", "role": "architecture", "note": "Executive architect; REX (Joshua Ramus) was design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "rex", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "rockwell-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Interior design of the lobby and restaurant, David Rockwell; mapped to exhibit-design per existing Rockwell Group role precedent.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Perelman Performing Arts Center (PAC NYC), a three-theater performing arts venue wrapped in translucent marble at the World Trade Center site in Lower Manhattan, New York City, opened September 13, 2023, designed by REX (Joshua Ramus) as design architect with Davis Brody Bond as executive architect, interior design by Rockwell Group, and lighting design by Tillotson Design Associates.\n", "description": "The 129,000-sq-ft cube houses three flexible venues (50-950 seats, 60+ configurations) for theater, dance, music, opera, and film.\n", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perelman_Performing_Arts_Center", "https://www.aiany.org/architecture/featured-projects/view/perelman-performing-arts-center/", "https://www.archdaily.com/1018429/perelman-performing-arts-center-rex-architecture", "https://rex-ny.com/project/perelman-wtc/" ] }, { "id": "perlan-museum-wonders-of-iceland", "name": "Wonders of Iceland", "venue": "perlan-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Glacier models, a 32-foot replica of the Látrabjarg sea cliff with 200+ bird models, and botanical/plant displays", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "xibitz", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Prime contractor", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "Wonders of Iceland, exhibits including a glacier gallery and bird-cliff replica at the Perlan Museum in Reykjavík, Iceland, opened May 2018; Xibitz served as prime contractor with fabrication by Taylor Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/blog/a-cool-story-from-iceland/" ] }, { "id": "permian-basin-petroleum-museum-reopening", "name": "Permian Basin Petroleum Museum Reopening", "venue": "permian-basin-petroleum-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "jack-rouse-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "nassal", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Permian Basin Petroleum Museum in Midland, Texas, a 15,000-square-foot museum on the history of oil and gas exploration, reopened April 2, 2016 after a major renovation; exhibit design by Jack Rouse Associates (JRA), fabrication by Explus and The NASSAL Company.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.explusinc.com/permian-basin-petroleum-museum.html", "https://www.petroleummuseum.org/" ] }, { "id": "perot-museum-being-human-hall", "name": "Being Human Hall", "venue": "perot-museum-of-nature-and-science", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "20 interactive installations including a face-swap ancestor station and motion-sensing 'human dance' wall", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-prd-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "motion sensing", "facial mapping" ], "summary": "Being Human Hall, a redesigned exhibition on human traits at the Perot Museum of Nature and Science in Dallas, opened in 2018; RLMG designed 20 interactive installations, with fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/being-human-hall" ] }, { "id": "perot-museum-opening-exhibition-halls", "name": "Opening Exhibition Halls", "venue": "perot-museum-of-nature-and-science", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "morphosis", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The opening exhibition halls of the Perot Museum of Nature and Science in Dallas, Texas, in its new 180,000-square-foot Thom Mayne/Morphosis building, opened in 2012; exhibit design by Amaze Design, architecture by Morphosis, fabrication by Group Delphi and Roto, and lighting design by Available Light.\n", "description": "Amaze Design created five exhibition halls at the museum's 2012 opening: Discovering Life, Dynamic Earth, and Expanding Universe (life sciences, earth sciences, and astronomy), Life: Then & Now (paleontological collections), and the Rose Hall of Birds.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/perotmuseumofnatureandscience-497zf-clkbw" ] }, { "id": "persimmon-gap-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "persimmon-gap-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "southern-custom-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Exhibit fabrication and installation for the Persimmon Gap Visitor Center at Big Bend National Park, TX, completed 2024; fabrication by Southern Custom Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.usaspending.gov/" ] }, { "id": "petersen-automotive-museum-facade", "name": "Facade Transformation", "venue": "petersen-automotive-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "kohn-pedersen-fox", "role": "architecture", "note": "KPF", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "a-zahner-company", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Facade design assist, fabrication, and installation of the red corrugated-aluminum rainscreen and ~100 tons of curved stainless-steel ribbon elements", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Petersen Automotive Museum's facade transformation, Los Angeles, CA, reopened December 7, 2015; architecture by Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), facade fabrication by A. Zahner Company, per Structure Magazine's independent coverage and KPF's own project team listing.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.structuremag.org/article/the-petersen-automotive-museum-facade/", "https://www.kpf.com/project/petersen-automotive-museum" ] }, { "id": "petri-berlin-archaeology-lab", "name": "PETRI Berlin — Archaeology Lab", "venue": "petri-berlin", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "interactive exhibition design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosk" ], "summary": "PETRI Berlin, billed as \"Berlin's Archaeology Lab,\" opened in 2025; interactive exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/petri-berlin", "https://www.smb.museum" ] }, { "id": "philadelphia-museum-of-art-core-project-wayfinding", "name": "Core Project Wayfinding and Signage", "venue": "philadelphia-museum-of-art", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "gehry-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": "Core Project renovation and interior expansion architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-communications-ltd", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Signage fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Comprehensive signage and wayfinding system, including kiosks with digital LED screens, metal and glass signage, and the donor wall; builds on a 2014 visual identity Pentagram had designed for the museum. Led by partner Michael Gericke.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "digital LED signage" ], "summary": "The Philadelphia Museum of Art's Core Project, a renovation and interior expansion of the museum's landmark 1928 building designed by Frank Gehry of Gehry Partners, opened to the public May 7, 2021, with a new signage and wayfinding system by Pentagram fabricated by Design Communications Ltd.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archpaper.com/2021/03/frank-gehry-philadelphia-museum-of-art-will-open-may-7/", "https://www.pentagram.com/work/philadelphia-museum-of-art-2/story", "https://press.philamuseum.org/gehry-project/" ] }, { "id": "philharmonie-de-paris-grande-salle-lighting", "name": "Grande Salle Lighting Design", "venue": "philharmonie-de-paris", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "ateliers-jean-nouvel", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "l-observatoire-international", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Philharmonie de Paris' Grande Salle concert hall, architecture by Ateliers Jean Nouvel, opened in 2015; L'Observatoire International designed the custom LED lighting embedded in the ceiling's acoustic \"clouds.\"\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://lobsintl.com/project/philharmonie-de-paris-grande-salle/" ] }, { "id": "philip-j-currie-dinosaur-museum-core", "name": "Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum", "venue": "philip-j-currie-dinosaur-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "teeple-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Lead architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "stantec", "role": "architecture", "note": "Partnering architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum, Wembley, AB (building complete 2014, public opening September 2015); architecture by Teeple Architects with Stantec, exhibit design by Reich+Petch, fabrication by kubik maltbie, per kubik maltbie's and Teeple Architects' own independent project pages, corroborated by CBC/ArchDaily/Azure.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.kubikmaltbie.com/", "https://teeplearch.com/", "https://www.cbc.ca/" ] }, { "id": "philipse-manor-hall-our-whole-history", "name": "Philipse Manor Hall: Our Whole History", "venue": "philipse-manor-hall-state-historic-site", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "saratoga-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media" ], "summary": "\"Philipse Manor Hall: Our Whole History,\" a permanent exhibition at Philipse Manor Hall State Historic Site in Yonkers, New York, opened in November 2022; exhibit design by Amaze Design, with architecture by Saratoga Associates, fabrication by Split Rock Studios, and media design by Trivium Interactive.\n", "description": "The exhibition presents an inclusive 350-year narrative of the 1682 colonial structure encompassing the Munsee people, Dutch and English colonists, and free and enslaved Africans, developed with advisory input from the Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians and the Delaware Tribe of Indians. The exhibits received the 2024 Award of Excellence from the American Association for State and Local History.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/philipsemanorhall-pgkc6-ggfr9" ] }, { "id": "phillip-and-patricia-frost-museum-of-science-river-of-grass", "name": "River of Grass", "venue": "phillip-and-patricia-frost-museum-of-science", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "design-io", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive installation concept, visitor interaction, and visual style for the immersive Everglades environment.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "formula-d-interactive", "role": "media-design", "note": "Software, animation, and installation, per its own portfolio; South Africa-based, no firm record under North America scope.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive projection environment", "gesture interaction" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation", "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "River of Grass, an immersive interactive Everglades environment in the Kenan Charitable Trust Gallery at the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science, opened with the museum in Miami, Florida in 2017; Design I/O developed the installation concept, visitor interaction, and visual style, with software and installation by Formula D interactive.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/museum/in-depth/frost-science-technology-museum/", "https://www.frostscience.org/exhibition/river-of-grass/", "https://www.design-io.com/projects/riverofgrass", "https://formula-d.com/our_work/river-of-grass-immersive-environment/" ] }, { "id": "phillips-andover-hall-of-honor", "name": "Hall of Honor", "venue": "phillips-andover-academy", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "30-foot video/LED display and interactive Hall of Honor inductee database, Pan Athletic Center", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED display", "interactive database" ], "summary": "Hall of Honor, an athletics-achievement installation in the Pan Athletic Center at Phillips Academy Andover in Andover, Massachusetts, opened in 2024; RLMG designed the video/LED display and interactive inductee database.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/athletics-hall-of-fame" ] }, { "id": "phoenix-art-museum-expansion-phase-1", "name": "Expansion, Phase 1 (Façade and West Wing)", "venue": "phoenix-art-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 1996, "credits": [ { "firm": "tod-williams-billie-tsien-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Phase 1 of an expansion of the Phoenix Art Museum (façade and west wing) completed 1996; architecture by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenix_Art_Museum", "https://sah-archipedia.org/" ] }, { "id": "phoenix-art-museum-expansion-phase-2", "name": "Expansion, Phase 2 (Katz Wing for Modern Art)", "venue": "phoenix-art-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "tod-williams-billie-tsien-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Phase 2 of an expansion of the Phoenix Art Museum, adding the Katz Wing for Modern Art, a new lobby, entry pavilion, and Dorrance Sculpture Garden, completed 2006; architecture by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenix_Art_Museum", "https://www.architectmagazine.com/" ] }, { "id": "pier-21-core", "name": "Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21", "venue": "pier-21", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "origin-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "xyz-technologies", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Interactive stations, lighting, staging/scenography", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lord-cultural-resources", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Visioning and project management", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Design-build and project management", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive station" ], "summary": "The Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 in Halifax, NS reopened with a new exhibition 2015; exhibition and graphic design by Origin Studios, interactive stations and staging by XYZ Technologies, interpretive planning by Lord Cultural Resources, fabrication by Kubik Maltbie.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.canadianarchitect.com/" ] }, { "id": "pier-57-public-spaces", "name": "Pier 57 Public Spaces (Sky Park, Food Hall, Chelsea View Theater)", "venue": "pier-57", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hlw-international", "role": "architecture", "note": "Associate architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jacobs-doland-beer", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Preservation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fisher-dachs-associates", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theater planning for the Chelsea View Theater event space", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "higgins-quasebarth-and-partners", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Adaptive reuse of a derelict Chelsea cargo pier into a mixed public/commercial campus, including the roughly 2-acre Sky Park (New York City's largest public rooftop park), a food hall, and the Chelsea View Theater event space, opened April 2022 in New York; architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with HLW International. Excludes Google's private office space on the same pier, which is outside this index's scope.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/google-pier-57", "https://www.archpaper.com/2022/04/new-york-city-largest-rooftop-park-opens-chelsea-pier-57/", "https://newyorkyimby.com/2022/04/googles-2-acre-rooftop-park-opens-to-the-public-at-pier-57-in-chelsea-manhattan.html" ] }, { "id": "pike-place-market-heritage-displays", "name": "Heritage Displays", "venue": "pike-place-market", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "imagine-visual-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "credited as Imagine Visual Services", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "winsor-fireform", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews created illustrated heritage vignettes, completed in 2025, displayed on kiosks, walls, and doors throughout Pike Place Market, marking 118 years since the Market's 1907 founding, for Friends of the Market, the Pike Place Market Foundation, and the Pike Place Market PDA.\n", "description": "Additional fabrication by Winsor Fireform.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/heritage-displays/" ] }, { "id": "pikes-peak-summit-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Pikes Peak Summit Visitor Center", "venue": "pikes-peak-summit-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "gwwo-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "rta-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "touchscreen interactives", "mobile app" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The Pikes Peak Summit Visitor Center, a new 38,000-square-foot building at the 14,115-foot summit of Pikes Peak near Colorado Springs, Colorado, opened in June 2021; designed by GWWO Architects with RTA Architects as architect of record, exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, and media experiences by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "Northern Light Productions produced the \"Explore Pikes Peak Summit\" mobile app, the \"My Pikes Peak Touchwall\" interactive display, an immersive 180-degree film, seven touchscreen interactive exhibits on geology, ecology, history, and recreation, and a projection-mapped 3D mountain model.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210630005566/en/Pikes-Peak-Summit-Visitor-Center-Celebrates-Grand-Opening", "https://www.gwwoinc.com/projects/pikes-peak-summit-visitor-center", "https://nlprod.com/item/pikes-peak-summit-visitor-center/" ] }, { "id": "pilchuck-glass-school-50th-anniversary-seatac", "name": "Pilchuck Glass School 50th Anniversary Installation", "venue": "seattle-tacoma-international-airport", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "imagine-visual-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "credited as Imagine Visual Services", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed an installation, completed in 2021, marking Pilchuck Glass School's 50th anniversary, displayed at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, featuring an 80-foot timeline of Northwest glass art history alongside glass artworks.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/pilchuck-glass-school/" ] }, { "id": "pilgrim-monument-wayfinding", "name": "Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum Wayfinding", "venue": "pilgrim-monument-and-provincetown-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "arrowstreet", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "New exterior sign system for both site entrances, designed to coordinate with the museum's new inclined elevator.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A new exterior wayfinding sign system for the Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum in Provincetown, Massachusetts, designed by Arrowstreet to coordinate the museum's two entrances after the debut of its inclined elevator in 2022.\n", "description": "The museum's Bradford Street Access Project added an inclined elevator connecting High Pole Hill to Provincetown's commercial district, opening in spring 2022. The new route required a revised wayfinding strategy to identify both entrances and direct visitors around the expanded site; Arrowstreet designed a new exterior sign system inspired by signage found in historic New England parks.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.arrowstreet.com/portfolio/pilgrim-monument-and-provincetown-museum/", "https://www.pilgrim-monument.org/bradford-access-project/", "https://www.bostonglobe.com/2022/04/12/business/this-engineering-marvel-marks-new-high-provincetown/" ] }, { "id": "pilsudski-museum-exhibition", "name": "Józef Piłsudski Museum Exhibition", "venue": "pilsudski-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "wxca", "role": "architecture", "note": "Co-designer/architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "platige-image", "role": "content-production", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The exhibition at the Józef Piłsudski Museum in Sulejówek, Poland, completed 2020, was designed by Ralph Appelbaum Associates with WXCA (co-design/architecture) and Platige Image (media content).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.wxca.pl/en-us/projects/wystawa-muzeum-pilsudskiego" ] }, { "id": "pinehurst-heritage-hallway", "name": "Pinehurst Heritage Hallway", "venue": "pinehurst-resort-clubhouse", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Archival media displays across three corridor alcoves", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "archival media display" ], "summary": "The Pinehurst Heritage Hallway, an archival-media installation in three corridor alcoves of Pinehurst Resort's main clubhouse in Pinehurst, North Carolina, opened in 2024 ahead of the U.S. Open; RLMG produced the media with AV integration by Electrosonic and fabrication by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/pinehurst-heritage-hallway" ] }, { "id": "pinetree-way-accent-lighting", "name": "Pinetree Way Accent Lighting", "venue": "pinetree-way-coquitlam", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Accent lighting for Pinetree Way in Coquitlam, British Columbia, completed 2016 for the City of Coquitlam, by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/40" ] }, { "id": "pinnacle-mountain-state-park-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Pinnacle Mountain State Park Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "pinnacle-mountain-state-park-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 2,400-square-foot suite of indoor and outdoor exhibits for the newly built visitor center at Pinnacle Mountain State Park in Little Rock, Arkansas, completed in 2023 by Taylor Studios for Arkansas State Parks.\n", "description": "A faceted design inspired by the park's rugged terrain integrates with the building's architecture, orienting visitors to safe recreation practices and regional flora, fauna, geology, and history.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/pinnacle-mountain-state-park/" ] }, { "id": "pioneer-pedestrian-bridge-lighting", "name": "Pioneer Pedestrian Bridge Public Art Lighting", "venue": "pioneer-pedestrian-bridge-surrey", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Designer of record for the programmable-lighting public artwork, through supply, fabrication, programming, and commissioning; worked with general contractor Graham Construction and project engineers to meet Department of Transportation safety requirements for the highway overpass.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "programmable LED lighting" ], "summary": "In 2010-2011 the City of Surrey, BC transformed a pedestrian bridge over a major provincial highway into a public artwork using programmable lighting, both beautifying the crossing and enhancing pedestrian/cyclist safety; Eos Lightmedia designed, fabricated, and programmed the lighting installation.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/35" ] }, { "id": "pittsburgh-airport-terminal-modernization", "name": "Terminal Modernization Program", "venue": "pittsburgh-international-airport", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "studio-fractal", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "obj-landscape-architecture", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A new terminal building at Pittsburgh International Airport opened November 18, 2025, with lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone and Studio Fractal.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/pittsburgh-international-airport/", "https://www.wesa.fm/development-transportation/2025-11-10/pittsburgh-international-airport-new-terminal-opens" ] }, { "id": "pittsburgh-international-airport-presleys-place", "name": "Presley's Place Sensory Suite", "venue": "pittsburgh-international-airport", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "hayes-design-group-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design of the sensory suite (family room, individual rooms, quiet room)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "childrens-museum-of-pittsburgh-design-consulting", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design and fabrication of the airplane-cabin sensory room, built from donated airline components", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "xyz-custom", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Custom construction of the jet bridge, cabin divider, and threshold ramps", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "full-scale reconstructed aircraft cabin", "sensory-controlled environment" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Finalist, Accessible Design", "year": 2023, "source": "https://www.fastcompany.com/90933766/experience-design-innovation-by-design-2023" }, { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Honorable Mention, Experience Design", "year": 2023, "source": "https://www.fastcompany.com/90933766/experience-design-innovation-by-design-2023" } ], "summary": "Presley's Place, a 1,500 sq ft inclusive sensory suite for travelers with autism and sensory-processing differences, opened at Pittsburgh International Airport in July 2019; Hayes Design Group Architects designed the suite, and Children's Museum of Pittsburgh Design & Consulting designed and fabricated its sensory airplane-cabin experience with XYZ Custom, Inc.\n", "description": "The suite includes a family room, three individual rooms, and a quiet room, plus a recreated airplane-cabin room built from donated American Airlines seats, overhead bins, and window wall panels, with a custom-built jet bridge and cabin divider and large-scale photographic wallpaper completing the illusion. Won AIA Pittsburgh's 2019 People's Choice Award; named a finalist in Accessible Design and an honoree in Experience Design in Fast Company's 2023 Innovation by Design Awards.\n", "sources": [ "https://aiapgh.org/a-look-inside-presleys-place/", "https://pittsburghkidsdesign.org/services/sensory-airplane-experience-at-pittsburgh-international-airport/", "https://flypittsburgh.com/pittsburgh-international-airport/accessibility/sensory-room/", "https://www.fastcompany.com/90933766/experience-design-innovation-by-design-2023" ] }, { "id": "placerita-canyon-nature-center-core", "name": "Core Exhibits", "venue": "placerita-canyon-nature-center", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "acorn-group", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "james-freed-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Dioramas, scenics", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Renovated interpretive exhibits at the Placerita Canyon Nature Center in Santa Clarita, California, reopened January-February 2015; interpretive planning by Acorn Group with James Freed Design, fabrication by Group Delphi.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://scvnews.com/placerita-nature-center-hosts-grand-re-opening/", "https://web.archive.org/web/20210623001832/https://museums.groupdelphi.com/portfolio/placerita-canyon-state-park/" ] }, { "id": "plains-high-school-museum-exhibit-renovation", "name": "Plains High School Museum Exhibit Renovation", "venue": "plains-high-school-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "history-associates", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Exhibit planning and content development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen interactive", "soundscape" ], "summary": "A renovation of the museum exhibits at Plains High School, the visitor center for what is now Jimmy Carter National Historical Park in Plains, Georgia, opened on Presidents' Day 2020; exhibit planning and content development by History Associates Incorporated with HealyKohler Design, and media by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "Northern Light Productions created eight media programs for the refurbished visitor center, including linear films, a fully accessible touchscreen interactive, and soundscapes incorporating archival footage and interviews with local residents about the Carters' connection to Plains and their humanitarian work.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.historyassociates.com/celebrating-a-homegrown-hero-the-jimmy-carter-national-historic-site-opens-in-plains-georgia/", "https://nlprod.com/item/jimmy-carter-national-historic-site/" ] }, { "id": "planet-word-museum", "name": "Planet Word", "venue": "planet-word", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "beyer-blinder-belle", "role": "architecture", "note": ". Preservation and rehabilitation of the Franklin School, a National Historic Landmark, into the museum building.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sh-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Audio delivery system integration, acoustic control design, and calibration, maintaining minimal visible audio equipment while achieving strong speech intelligibility across the voice-interactive galleries.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "voice interaction", "interactive projection", "touchscreen media" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award", "year": 2022, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/planet-word-museum-of-language/" } ], "summary": "Planet Word, a voice-interactive museum of language housed in the landmark Franklin School building, opened to the public in Washington, DC on October 22, 2020; exhibition and media design by Local Projects, with architecture by Beyer Blinder Belle and exhibit fabrication/AV integration by Solomon Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/planet-word-museum-of-language/", "https://localprojects.com/work/museums-attractions/planet-word-museum-of-words-and-language/", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/dcs-newest-museum-planet-word-opens-to-the-public-301157565.html", "https://shacoustics.com/planet-word-museum/" ] }, { "id": "pnc-plaza-the-beacon", "name": "The Beacon", "venue": "tower-at-pnc-plaza", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Design of the 30-foot data sculpture", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "av-c", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Technical and design consulting", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "data visualization", "building sensor integration" ], "summary": "The Beacon, a 30-foot lobby data sculpture visualizing the building's real-time energy, water, and recycling performance, opened with The Tower at PNC Plaza in Pittsburgh in October 2015; designed by ESI Design with technical consulting by AV&C.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.av-controls.com/pnc-tower", "https://slate.com/human-interest/2015/10/esi-designs-the-beacon-in-pittsburghs-pnc-plaza-is-a-data-driven-light-sculpture-that-broadcasts-the-buildings-energy-use.html", "https://nextpittsburgh.com/city-design/the-tower-at-pnc-plaza-opens-as-the-greenest-office-building-in-the-world/" ] }, { "id": "point-defiance-pacific-seas-aquarium", "name": "Pacific Seas Aquarium", "venue": "point-defiance-zoo-and-aquarium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Pacific Seas Aquarium, a $51.6 million new building at Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium in Tacoma, Washington, opened in 2018, with fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.creoia.com", "https://www.pdza.org" ] }, { "id": "pokagon-state-park-exhibits", "name": "Pokagon State Park Interpretive Exhibits", "venue": "pokagon-state-park", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 1,100-square-foot suite of non-electronic interpretive exhibits at Pokagon State Park in Angola, Indiana, completed in 2022 by Taylor Studios for the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, developed with tribal representatives to ensure the authenticity of a recreated wigwam.\n", "description": "The exhibits use rustic and contemporary design elements — a winding discovery path, recreated wigwam, oversized natural elements, and artifact displays — to highlight the park's ecological significance and its historical importance to the Potawatomi Tribe, within a limited budget and no-electronic-media constraint.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/pokagon-state-park/" ] }, { "id": "polo-grounds-towers-sprout", "name": "Sprout", "venue": "polo-grounds-towers-harlem", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "kinetic reflective elements" ], "summary": "Sprout, a multisensory neurodiverse-friendly playscape built on the foundations of former benches at NYCHA's Polo Grounds Towers in Harlem, New York, NY, was completed in June 2024 by The Urban Conga through a community co-design process funded by the Mayor's Action Plan for Neighborhood Safety.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://nychajournal.nyc/sprout-a-neurodiverse-playscape-in-the-heart-of-harlem/", "https://nextcity.org/urbanist-news/the-harlem-playground-co-designed-by-public-housing-residents", "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/sprout" ] }, { "id": "polynesian-cultural-center-hawaiian-journey", "name": "Hawaiian Journey 4D Theater", "venue": "polynesian-cultural-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "technifex", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "4K digital cinema and 4D motion-seat system replacing the original IMAX installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "4D motion seats", "4K digital cinema" ], "summary": "The Hawaiian Journey 4D Theater at the Polynesian Cultural Center in Laie, Hawaii reopened March 29, 2013, converting the venue's original IMAX theater into a 4D digital cinema experience; Technifex delivered the motion-seat system and Electrosonic integrated the digital cinema AV systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.digitalcinemareport.com/article/hawaii%E2%80%99s-polynesian-center-now-features-4d-digital-cinema-theatre", "https://www.technifex.com/portfolio/polynesian-cultural-center-hawaiian-journey/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/polynesian-cultural-centers-digital-4d-theater" ] }, { "id": "porsche-experience-center-atlanta-headquarters", "name": "Porsche Cars North America Experience Center and Headquarters", "venue": "porsche-experience-center-atlanta", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hok", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "1.6-mile private test track", "virtual car-customization studio", "driving simulator lab" ], "summary": "Porsche Cars North America's combined headquarters and public Experience Center, a 260,000 sq ft complex on a 1.6-mile private test track in Atlanta, Georgia, opened in June 2015; it was designed by HOK.\n", "description": "The complex combines Porsche's North American corporate headquarters with a public-facing brand experience center: a classic car heritage gallery, a restoration center, a design studio for virtual car customization, a driving simulator lab, and a track-side restaurant, alongside three levels of naturally lit office space.\n", "sources": [ "https://newsroom.porsche.com/en_US/company/porsche-experience-centers/porsche-experience-center-atlanta-18228.html", "https://www.hok.com/projects/view/porsche-cars-north-america-experience-center-and-headquarters/", "https://www.designboom.com/architecture/hok-porsche-cars-north-america-experience-center-and-headquarters-atlanta-georgia-05-12-2016/" ] }, { "id": "porsche-experience-center-atlanta-heritage-gallery", "name": "Heritage Gallery Redesign", "venue": "porsche-experience-center-atlanta", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "dalton-agency", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Concept-to-design redesign of the 2,000 sq ft Heritage Gallery", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "custom graphics and content display" ], "summary": "A 2024 redesign of the 2,000 sq ft Heritage Gallery inside the Porsche Experience Center Atlanta, showcasing privately owned Porsche vehicles alongside custom graphics and enthusiast-sourced content; concept and design by Dalton Agency.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://daltonagency.com/work/porsche-experience-center-atlanta/" ] }, { "id": "port-interpretive-centre-prince-rupert-core-exhibit", "name": "Port Interpretive Centre", "venue": "port-interpretive-centre-prince-rupert", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Also provided the AV system and the interactive control programming for a 12-foot-diameter touch table.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touch table" ], "summary": "The Port Interpretive Centre, on the ground floor of the Atlin Terminal in Prince Rupert, BC's historic Cow Bay district, opened in 2011 telling the story of the Port of Prince Rupert; Eos Lightmedia worked with the exhibit designer to create the integrated lighting, AV, and control system, including a 12-foot-diameter interactive touch table.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/39", "https://www.rupertport.com/innovative-new-look-coming-to-port-interpretive-centre/" ] }, { "id": "port-of-long-beach-global-trade-education-center-exhibits", "name": "Congressman Alan Lowenthal Global Trade & Education Center", "venue": "port-of-long-beach-global-trade-education-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "lord-cultural-resources", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Interpretive plan and content: thematic framework on innovation, sustainability, community partnerships, and workforce stories", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tessellate", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studio-one-eleven", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architectural lead for the exhibition space", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dyelot-interiors", "role": "architecture", "note": "Interior design, branding, and procurement", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "faculty", "role": "content-production", "note": "Content production, per Sitara's own project page (sitara.systems/polb-experience-center), which credits 'Content production: Faculty' explicitly", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cinnabar", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication, per Sitara's own project page (sitara.systems/polb- experience-center), which credits \"Fabrication: Cinnabar California\" — matched to the existing cinnabar firm record (LA exhibit fabricator, inactive since Jan 2025); name variant not independently confirmed as the same entity.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sitara-systems", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "note": "Five touch-free interactive systems (UltraLeap hand tracking) and the custom CMS behind them, fed by the Port's own public air-quality and operations data.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "Interactive Installation" ] } ], "technologies": [ "digital map table", "touchless interactive wall", "3D-printed models", "UltraLeap gesture sensing" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The Congressman Alan Lowenthal Global Trade & Education Center, an 11,000-square-foot corporate visitor center on the third floor of the Port of Long Beach's administrative headquarters in Long Beach, California, opened in 2024; interpretive planning by Lord Cultural Resources, exhibit design by Tessellate Studio, and architecture by Studio One Eleven with interiors by DyeLot.\n", "description": "The visitor center features a large-scale 3D Port map, a digital map table, an innovation showcase with animated elements and 3D-printed models, a touchless interactive wall, large-scale photography, a timeline, and workforce stories, serving port tenants, business partners, dignitaries, students, and community members.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.lord.ca/projects/project-experience/port-of-long-beach-corporate-visitor-center", "https://studio-111.com/project/port-of-long-beach-experience-center/", "https://dyelot.com/project/the-congressman-alan-lowenthal-global-trade-education-center/", "https://lbpost.com/news/long-beach-port-to-name-new-19-million-education-center-for-retired-rep-alan-lowenthal/", "https://www.sitara.systems/polb-experience-center/" ] }, { "id": "port-of-vancouver-discovery-centre-exhibits", "name": "Port of Vancouver Discovery Centre", "venue": "port-of-vancouver-discovery-centre", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Designed, supplied, installed, and programmed lighting, AV, and interactive-projection systems for the 9,700 sq ft public visitor and meeting space at Canada Place", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive projection" ], "summary": "The Port of Vancouver Discovery Centre, a 9,700 sq ft public visitor and meeting space at Canada Place operated by the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority, opened in 2016 with interactive exhibits, artifact display cases, and AV systems designed and integrated by Eos Lightmedia; it won a 2021 AVIXA Award for Best Flexible Space.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/38" ] }, { "id": "port-wonder-core-exhibits", "name": "Port Wonder — Children's Museum of Southwest Louisiana & LDWF Nature and Science Center", "venue": "port-wonder", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Port Wonder, a new lakefront complex in Lake Charles, LA housing the Children's Museum of Southwest Louisiana and the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries' Nature and Science Center, opened with a ribbon cutting March 20, 2025; architecture by CambridgeSeven, fabrication by 1220 Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/port-wonder-childrens-museum-and-nature-center/", "https://www.visitlakecharles.org/articles/post/port-wonder-ribbon-cutting-marks-a-major-milestone-for-lake-charles-lakefront/", "https://1220.com/portfolio/port-wonder/" ] }, { "id": "portland-art-museum-artisans-cup", "name": "The Artisans Cup", "venue": "portland-art-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "plus-and-greater-than", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Interpretive/narrative exhibition experience for the display of 72 bonsai trees; role per firm's own portfolio, not independently corroborated by Skylab's project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "skylab-architecture", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Modular display system and integrated lighting", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Artisans Cup, an exhibition of American bonsai displaying 72 living trees, ran September 25-27, 2015 at the Portland Art Museum in Portland, Oregon, with exhibition design by Skylab Architecture and Plus And Greater Than for client Bonsai Mirai.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://skylabarchitecture.com/work/artisanscup/", "https://www.plusandgreaterthan.com/projects/building-stories-5sre7", "https://www.portlandbonsai.org/scotts-branch-tips/2017/2/5/the-artisans-cup" ] }, { "id": "portland-art-museum-david-hockney", "name": "David Hockney: Works from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation", "venue": "portland-art-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "plus-and-greater-than", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "David Hockney: Works from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation, the largest North American survey of David Hockney's print work, opened at the Portland Art Museum in Portland, Oregon on February 14, 2026 (running through July 26, 2026), with exhibition design by Plus And Greater Than.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://portlandartmuseum.org/event/david-hockney/", "https://www.axios.com/local/portland/2026/02/17/david-hockney-exhibition-portland-art-museum-schnitzer-collection", "https://www.plusandgreaterthan.com/projects/david-hockney" ] }, { "id": "portland-international-airport-extraordinary-windows", "name": "Extraordinary Windows", "venue": "portland-international-airport", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "dotdotdash", "role": "media-design", "note": "Experience concept, art and creative direction, Unreal Engine real-time development, custom CMS, and environmental/airport data integration for the twin 123-foot LED walls.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "half-sister-studio", "role": "content-production", "note": "Co-creative and executive production", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "smart-monkeys", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Show-control integration (ISAAC)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "zgf-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Main terminal architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "real-time generative LED environments", "live weather and airport data feeds", "Planar LED walls" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time", "immersive-environment" ], "platforms": [ "unreal-engine", "pixera" ], "summary": "Extraordinary Windows, a permanent real-time generative media installation of twin 123-foot-wide LED walls above the security checkpoints of Portland International Airport's new main terminal in Portland, Oregon, opened with the terminal on August 14, 2024; created by dotdotdash with Half Sister Studio, its six Pacific Northwest landscape scenes run in Unreal Engine and respond to live weather, astronomical, and passenger-traffic data, within ZGF Architects' mass timber terminal.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.pdxnext.com/Stories/video-wall-creators", "https://avstumpfl.com/en/showcase/adapting-to-time-and-space/", "https://invidis.com/sixteen-nine/2024/08/15/the-stunning-timber-filled-portland-airport-modernization-includes-twin-123-foot-wide-led-walls-above-tsa-checkpoints/", "https://dotdotdash.com/work/port-of-portland" ] }, { "id": "post-houston-phases", "name": "phases", "venue": "post-houston", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "av-c", "role": "media-design", "note": "Kinetic light-and-sound installation (21 motorized mirrors) by AV&C and artist Vincent Houzé, premiered at the second annual Day for Night festival.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics" ], "summary": "phases, a kinetic light-and-sound installation of 21 motorized mirrors, premiered at the second annual Day for Night arts festival at the former Barbara Jordan Post Office in Houston (now POST Houston), December 17–18, 2016.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.av-controls.com/phases", "https://www.texasmonthly.com/arts-entertainment/day-night-festival-transforms-former-houston-post-office-epic-party/" ] }, { "id": "postal-museum-behind-the-badge", "name": "Behind the Badge", "venue": "smithsonian-national-postal-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-design-minds", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "1,700 sq ft permanent gallery, 20-year display, 90+ artifacts with sealed custom cases, per CMS's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Behind the Badge, a permanent gallery on the history of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, opened June 27, 2014 at the Smithsonian's National Postal Museum in Washington, DC; exhibit design by Design Minds, Inc. (now The Design Minds), fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/", "https://www.si.edu/newsdesk/releases/national-postal-museum-opens-behind-badge-exhibition", "https://postalmuseum.si.edu/exhibition/behind-the-badge/about-the-exhibition" ] }, { "id": "postal-museum-systems-at-work", "name": "Systems at Work", "venue": "smithsonian-national-postal-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "3,200 sq ft postal exhibition with central 270-degree AV theater hub; 6-week demolition/renovation timeframe, per CMS's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive theater" ], "summary": "Systems at Work, a 3,200-square-foot exhibition on postal sorting and transportation systems built around a central 270-degree audio-visual theater, opened 2013 at the Smithsonian's National Postal Museum in Washington, DC; fabrication and AV integration by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/" ] }, { "id": "postal-museum-william-h-gross-gallery", "name": "William H. Gross Gallery", "venue": "smithsonian-national-postal-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "14 interactive media experiences incl. 84-foot lobby video walls and 60-screen 'Stamp Arch'", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "multi-screen video wall" ], "summary": "The William H. Gross Gallery, the stamp gallery of the Smithsonian National Postal Museum in Washington, DC, opened in 2013; RLMG designed 14 interactive media experiences, with exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/smithsonian-national-postal-museum" ] }, { "id": "poster-house-black-power-to-black-people", "name": "Black Power to Black People: Branding the Black Panther Party", "venue": "poster-house", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "kudos-design-collaboratory", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Black Power to Black People: Branding the Black Panther Party, an exhibition on the Black Panther Party's graphic identity, was on view at Poster House in New York City from March 2 through September 10, 2023, with exhibition design by KUDOS Design Collaboratory.\n", "description": "The exhibition design opens outside the gallery with two oversized protest-sign forms and a custom typeface evoking 1960s civil-rights protest-sign lettering, then follows the development of Black Panther Party branding through six chronological sections inside. Fabrication credited to Poster House's in-house team (Rob Leonardi) rather than an outside fabrication firm.\n", "sources": [ "https://kudos.nyc/project/black-power-exhibition/", "https://posterhouse.org/exhibition/black-power-to-black-people/", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/Design23Shortlist.pdf" ] }, { "id": "poster-house-ethel-reed", "name": "Ethel Reed: I Am My Own Property", "venue": "poster-house", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Ethel Reed: I Am My Own Property,\" an exhibition on the 1890s poster artist Ethel Reed, opened at Poster House in New York City in 2022, designed by Isometric Studio with a custom variable typeface called Ethel.\n", "description": "The exhibition design features cascading, curvilinear mirrors and hand-painted linework, combining graphic design, typography, and architectural elements.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/ethel-reed", "https://posterhouse.org/exhibition/ethel-reed-i-am-my-own-property/", "https://www.artnews.com/feature/ethel-reed-poster-house-1234620259/" ] }, { "id": "poster-house-made-in-japan", "name": "Made in Japan: 20th-Century Poster Art", "venue": "poster-house", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "kudos-design-collaboratory", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Made in Japan: 20th-Century Poster Art, a 73-work exhibition on modern Japanese poster design, was on view at Poster House in New York City from March 2 through September 10, 2023, with exhibition design by KUDOS Design Collaboratory.\n", "description": "Exhibition design took inspiration from geometric shapes in Ikko Tanaka's poster Nihon Buyo; an oversized title-wall triptych unfurls like a folding fan at the entrance, and section backdrops shift in color and scale to guide visitors chronologically through the collection. Curated by Nozomi Naoi and Erin Schoneveld; fabrication credited to Poster House's in-house team (Rob Leonardi) rather than an outside fabrication firm.\n", "sources": [ "https://kudos.nyc/project/poster-house-made-in-japan-exhibition/", "https://www.commarts.com/project/35690/made-in-japan-20th-century-poster-art", "https://posterhouse.org/exhibition/made-in-japan/" ] }, { "id": "poster-house-utopian-avant-garde", "name": "The Utopian Avant-Garde", "venue": "poster-house", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Utopian Avant-Garde, a 2,300-square-foot exhibition installation, opened at Poster House in New York City in 2022, designed by Isometric Studio with Constructivist-inspired architecture, custom typography, and a curvilinear bench.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/utopian-avant-garde", "https://posterhouse.org" ] }, { "id": "powell-hall-jack-c-taylor-music-center-expansion", "name": "Jack C. Taylor Music Center Expansion", "venue": "powell-hall", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "christner-inc", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kirkegaard", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theatre planning", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Jack C. Taylor Music Center expansion of Powell Hall, home of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, reopened 2025; design architecture by Snøhetta, architect of record Christner Inc., acoustics by Kirkegaard, theatre planning by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.stlmag.com/", "https://www.archdaily.com/" ] }, { "id": "powerhouse-arts-wayfinding-signage", "name": "Powerhouse Arts — Brand Identity and Wayfinding", "venue": "powerhouse-arts", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "entro", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Also developed the brand identity/wordmark", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "herzog-de-meuron", "role": "architecture", "note": "Non-US firm (Basel, Switzerland).", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pbdw-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Executive/associate architect.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Independently sourced via a fixture manufacturer's project page, not press", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "large-scale dimensional letterforms" ], "summary": "Powerhouse Arts, a 170,000-square-foot fabrication and exhibition hub in a converted 1904 power station in Brooklyn, New York, opened in 2023 with architecture by Herzog & de Meuron (with PBDW Architects) and brand identity and wayfinding signage by Entro.\n", "description": "The adaptive reuse of the former Brooklyn Rapid Transit Power Station preserved existing graffiti; Entro's signage uses large-scale, open-channel dimensional letterforms that frame and reveal the graffiti rather than covering it, complementing the building's industrial character.\n", "sources": [ "https://entro.com/projects/powerhouse-arts/", "https://www.archpaper.com/2023/06/after-years-of-work-herzog-de-meurons-powerhouse-arts-in-brooklyn-is-now-finished/", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/Design23Shortlist.pdf" ] }, { "id": "prairie-woods-nature-center-exhibits", "name": "Exhibits", "venue": "prairie-woods-nature-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Exhibits at the Prairie Woods Nature Center, Hawarden, IA, opened 2020; exhibit design by Split Rock Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.nwestiowa.com/" ] }, { "id": "presidio-officers-club-heritage-gallery", "name": "Heritage Gallery", "venue": "presidio-officers-club", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "fabrication", "note": "162-artifact casework, non-invasive mounting system", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Heritage Gallery at the Presidio Officers' Club in San Francisco, opened October 2014; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, fabrication by Group Delphi.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/presidio-officers-club/", "https://web.archive.org/web/20211021050644/https://museums.groupdelphi.com/portfolio/presidio-heritage-museum/" ] }, { "id": "prince-albert-national-park-beach-house", "name": "Beach House interpretive signage", "venue": "prince-albert-national-park", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Interpretive outdoor signage, decorative graphics, and interactive elements integrated into the Beach House architecture and restrooms; client Parks Canada", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Interpretive outdoor signage and interactive graphic elements for the Beach House at Prince Albert National Park in Waskesiu Lake, Saskatchewan, completed 2019 for Parks Canada; design by Reich+Petch.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/prince-albert-national-park-beach-house/" ] }, { "id": "princeton-firestone-through-a-glass-darkly", "name": "Through a Glass Darkly: Alchemy and the Ripley Scrolls 1400-1700", "venue": "princeton-university-firestone-library", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Through a Glass Darkly: Alchemy and the Ripley Scrolls 1400-1700,\" an exhibition in the Milberg Gallery at Princeton University's Firestone Library, ran April 6-July 17, 2022; exhibit design by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/through-a-glass-darkly", "https://library.princeton.edu/alchemy" ] }, { "id": "princeton-pei-25th-anniversary-exhibition", "name": "Princeton Environmental Institute 25th Anniversary Exhibition", "venue": "princeton-university-frist-campus-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A photo/panel exhibition marking the Princeton Environmental Institute's 25th anniversary, at Frist Campus Center, Princeton University, opened December 2018; exhibit design by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/princeton-environmental-institute", "https://www.princeton.edu/news/2018/12/13/photo-exhibition-explores-25-years-princeton-environmental-education-research" ] }, { "id": "princeton-university-art-museum-new-building", "name": "Princeton University Art Museum", "venue": "princeton-university-art-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "adjaye-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cooper-robertson", "role": "architecture", "note": "Executive architect.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition and casework design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "2x4", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Signage and wayfinding.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "In-gallery films, digital signage, and lobby displays", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Per Studio Joseph's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "click-netherfield", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Specialty casework.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "goppion", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Embedded casework.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "james-corner-field-operations", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "harvey-marshall-berling-associates", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV/IT consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "digital signage", "film" ], "summary": "The 146,000-square-foot new Princeton University Art Museum building, designed by Adjaye Associates with Cooper Robertson as executive architect, opened in Princeton, New Jersey on October 31, 2025, with exhibition and casework design by Studio Joseph, signage and wayfinding by 2x4, and digital media by Bluecadet.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.princeton.edu/news/2025/10/09/town-square-arts-and-humanities-new-princeton-university-art-museum-shares-opening", "https://www.dezeen.com/2025/10/31/adjaye-associates-princeton-university-art-museum/", "https://www.archdaily.com/1035665/princeton-university-art-museum-adjaye-associates", "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/digital-signage-storytelling", "https://studiojoseph.com/work/princeton-university-art-museum" ] }, { "id": "princeton-university-frist-sis-boom-ah", "name": "Sis Boom Ah!", "venue": "princeton-university-frist-campus-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "graphics and environmental installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Sis Boom Ah!, an exhibition marking 50 years of undergraduate coeducation at Princeton University, opened in the dining area of the Frist Campus Center in Princeton, New Jersey, during the 2019-20 academic year, designed by Isometric Studio with Princeton's Women*s Center and Mudd Manuscript Library.\n", "description": "The design uses a collage-style arrangement of banner-like supergraphics featuring quotations and archival images of Princeton alumnae.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/sis-boom-ah-exhibition", "https://paw.princeton.edu/article/sis-boom-ah" ] }, { "id": "princeton-university-international-atrium", "name": "Princeton International Atrium", "venue": "princeton-university-louis-a-simpson-international-building", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "floor graphics installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "vinyl floor graphics under epoxy/polyurethane coating" ], "summary": "Princeton International Atrium, a 7,200-square-foot floor installation with typography spanning three levels, was completed in 2019 at the Louis A. Simpson International Building at Princeton University in Princeton, New Jersey, designed by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "Isometric Studio applied silver vinyl lettering in a custom stencil typeface to porcelain floor tiles, sealed under epoxy and polyurethane coating, creating a concentric pattern that reveals quotations from global authors as visitors walk across the floor.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/princeton-international-atrium" ] }, { "id": "princeton-university-missing-voices", "name": "Missing Voices", "venue": "princeton-university-scudder-plaza", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Missing Voices, a public monument and media installation addressing Woodrow Wilson's legacy at Princeton University, opened at Scudder Plaza in Princeton, New Jersey in 2018, designed by Studio Joseph with media design by Bluecadet.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/missing-voices" ] }, { "id": "princeton-university-piranesi-on-the-page", "name": "Piranesi on the Page", "venue": "princeton-university-firestone-library", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Piranesi on the Page, an exhibition of original volumes designed by Giovanni Battista Piranesi, was on view in the Ellen and Leonard Milberg Gallery at Firestone Library, Princeton University, from October to December 2021, designed by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "Isometric Studio designed custom casework, display pedestals, and contemporary graphic framing referencing Piranesi's visual aesthetic.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/piranesi-on-the-page", "https://library.princeton.edu/news/general/2020-02-13/puls-upcoming-exhibition-piranesi-page-reveals-art-architects-books", "https://www.towntopics.com/wordpress/2021/10/20/piranesi-on-the-page-exhibit-at-princeton-university-library/" ] }, { "id": "prior-performing-arts-center-core", "name": "Prior Performing Arts Center", "venue": "prior-performing-arts-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "perry-dean-rogers", "role": "architecture", "note": "Executive architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-dachs-associates", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theater planning", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "altieri-sebor-wieber", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "olin", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "An 84,000 sq ft, $110M performing-arts complex at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts, opened September 2022, with a 400-seat main theater and 200-seat experimental stage organized around a central \"Beehive\" connective space; architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with Perry Dean Rogers.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/college-of-the-holy-cross", "https://magazine.holycross.edu/stories/prior-performing-arts-center-college-holy-cross-new-facility-designed-diller-scofidio" ] }, { "id": "prototype-experimental-museum-core", "name": "Prototype: The Experimental Museum", "venue": "prototype-experimental-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "roto", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "roto", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Prototype: The Experimental Museum,\" Roto's own museum venue in Columbus, OH, opened November 1, 2025; designed, built, and operated entirely by Roto.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/", "https://614now.com/" ] }, { "id": "puget-sound-naval-shipyard-memorial-plaza-core", "name": "Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Memorial Plaza", "venue": "puget-sound-naval-shipyard-memorial-plaza", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "stantec", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A memorial plaza at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton, Washington, completed in 2009, with fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "pullman-nhp-visitor-center", "name": "Pullman National Historical Park Visitor Center", "venue": "pullman-national-historical-park-visitor-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "bauer-latoza-studio", "role": "architecture", "note": "Restoration of the Pullman Clock Tower & Administration Building into the park visitor center", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "triptych media installation", "full-scale projection", "archival soundscapes" ], "summary": "Pullman National Historical Park's visitor center, created through the restoration of the historic Pullman Clock Tower & Administration Building in Chicago, opened Labor Day weekend, September 2021; architecture and restoration by Bauer Latoza Studio, with exhibit media by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "Northern Light Productions created a three-monitor, triptych-style media installation about the 1894 Pullman Strike combining archival and contemporary graphics with narration, along with soundscapes, archival slideshows, animations, and original footage of daily activities on a restored Pullman train car projected at full scale.\n", "sources": [ "https://chicago.urbanize.city/post/long-awaited-pullman-national-monument-celebrates-grand-opening", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pullman_National_Historical_Park", "https://nlprod.com/item/pullman-national-historical-park/" ] }, { "id": "punk-rock-museum-core", "name": "The Punk Rock Museum", "venue": "punk-rock-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Punk Rock Museum in Las Vegas opened 2023; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Punk_Rock_Museum" ] }, { "id": "purina-farms-visitor-center-redesign", "name": "Purina Farms Visitor Center Redesign", "venue": "purina-farms-visitor-center", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 1,500-square-foot redesign of the Purina Farms visitor center in Gray Summit, Missouri, completed in 2016 by Taylor Studios for Nestle Purina PetCare, focused on the pet-human bond.\n", "description": "Interactive elements include touchscreen displays with breed information and oversized animal replicas, designed for durability with both young visitors and accompanying pets in mind.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/purina-farms-visitors-center/" ] }, { "id": "purina-institute-exhibit-systems", "name": "Exhibit Systems for a Research Communication Center", "venue": "purina-institute", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "tellart", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Original exhibit design; no firm record (demoted 2026-07-19, see corpus history — thin/stale NA presence)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Original fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sitara-systems", "role": "media-design", "note": "Engaged 2021 to carry the interactive layer forward: redesigned the Gut Viewer exhibit (custom hardware since 2018, replaced with commodity touchscreens engineered into the existing casework), and served as prime to design, build, and photograph a full browser-native virtual tour of the center after in-person visits were disrupted.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen exhibit interfaces", "browser-native virtual tour" ], "summary": "Exhibit systems for the Purina Institute, a Nestlé Purina research- communication center in St. Louis, Missouri, originally exhibit-designed by Tellart and fabricated by Chicago Scenic Studios; Sitara Systems was engaged in 2021 to redesign and steward the interactive layer, including a Gut Viewer hardware refresh and a full virtual tour of the center.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.sitara.systems/purina-institute/" ] }, { "id": "qasr-al-hosn-house-of-artisans-core", "name": "House of Artisans", "venue": "qasr-al-hosn-house-of-artisans", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "tellart", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kossmanndejong", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Spatial and graphic design, art direction", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "maf-studio", "role": "content-production", "note": "Executive creative direction", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "projex-uae", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Construction", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media", "live artisan demonstrations" ], "summary": "House of Artisans, a permanent exhibition on Emirati craft culture, opened 2021 at the historic Qasr Al Hosn fort in Abu Dhabi, with media design by Tellart and spatial/graphic design by Kossmanndejong.\n", "description": "The exhibition presents artifacts, interactive media, and live artisan demonstrations inside Abu Dhabi's oldest stone building; inaugurated by Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.tellart.com/projects/house-of-artisans-making-emirati-craftsmanship-experiential/", "https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/art/house-of-artisans-permanent-exhibition-at-qasr-al-hosn-celebrates-uae-crafts-1.1202230" ] }, { "id": "queen-sonja-art-stable-oslo-queen-maud-album", "name": "Queen Maud's Album Exhibition", "venue": "queen-sonja-art-stable-oslo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "tellart", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "photogrammetry", "3D audiovisual animation" ], "summary": "Queen Maud's Album Exhibition, a two-year royal exhibition using photogrammetry and 3D audiovisual animation to bring Queen Maud of Norway's photo albums and dresses to life, opened July 4, 2017 at the Queen Sonja Art Stable at the Royal Palace in Oslo, media design by Tellart, in partnership with the National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design and The Royal Collection.\n", "description": "The exhibition ran through July 2019 inside the former Royal Stables.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.tellart.com/projects/queen-maud/" ] }, { "id": "rady-shell-at-jacobs-park-core", "name": "The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park", "venue": "rady-shell-at-jacobs-park", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "tucker-sadler-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "soundforms", "role": "architecture", "note": "performance shell (tensile-fabric/steel-tube canopy) design, with Flanagan Lawrence and Expedition", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fabritecture", "role": "fabrication", "note": "tensile structure technical design, fabrication, and installation of the shell", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "burton-landscape-architecture-studio", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "charles-m-salter-associates", "role": "av-integration", "note": "acoustic, AV, and IT consulting and acoustic paneling design; acoustics itself is outside this index's role vocabulary, AV design credited here", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "meyer-sound", "role": "av-integration", "note": "designed the onstage acoustic enhancement system ('Constellation')", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hlb", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Horton Lees Brogden; architectural lighting design, distinct from Schuler Shook's theatrical lighting/rigging scope", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "theatre planning and consulting, theatrical lighting and rigging design, coordination of stage equipment within the tensile-fabric shell", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park, a permanent 10,000-capacity outdoor amphitheater on San Diego Bay and summer home of the San Diego Symphony, opened August 2021, designed by Tucker Sadler Architects with a tensile fabric-and-steel performance shell by Soundforms (with Flanagan Lawrence and Expedition), fabricated and installed by Fabritecture, and theatre planning by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "Built on the Embarcadero Marina Park South site for roughly $85 million, the venue's irregular tensile-fabric canopy required close coordination between its shell designer (Soundforms), fabricator (Fabritecture), and theatre/AV consultants to integrate stage rigging, acoustics, and sound reinforcement within the structure. Landscape architecture was led by Burton Landscape Architecture Studio; acoustic, AV, and IT consulting by Charles M. Salter Associates; the onstage acoustic enhancement system by Meyer Sound and surround sound reinforcement by L-Acoustics; architectural lighting by HLB (Horton Lees Brogden), with theatrical lighting and rigging by Schuler Shook. Structural engineering was by Coffman Engineers, civil engineering by Moffat & Nichol, and MEP engineering by Robinson Engineering — not credited here as engineering is outside this index's role vocabulary. General contractor was Rudolph and Sletten.\n", "sources": [ "https://schulershook.com/projects/the-rady-shell-at-jacobs-park", "https://www.tuckersadler.com/projects/rady-shell", "https://theshell.org/about/about-the-rady-shell", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Rady_Shell_at_Jacobs_Park", "https://metropolismag.com/projects/rady-shell-san-diego-waterfront/" ] }, { "id": "raf-museum-london-first-world-war-in-the-air", "name": "First World War in the Air", "venue": "raf-museum-london", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "First World War in the Air, an exhibition at the RAF Museum London, UK, opened December 2014, designed by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://vintageaviationnews.com/aviation-museum-news/prince-philip-opens-world-war-exhibition-royal-air-force-museum-london.html", "https://www.designweek.co.uk/issues/november-2014/ralph-appelbaum-associates-creates-air-power-exhibition-for-raf-museum/" ] }, { "id": "railyard-park-core", "name": "Railyard Park", "venue": "railyard-park", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "ross-barney-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "afhj-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "associate architect (Fayetteville, AR)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "branding and environmental graphics, formerly Thirst", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "crowne-group", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Winner, Urban Design", "year": 2022, "source": "https://www.fastcompany.com/90772250/urban-design-innovation-by-design-2022" } ], "summary": "Railyard Park, a five-acre civic park with an amphitheater, promenade, and railroad-themed playground built around an active freight line in downtown Rogers, Arkansas, opened in 2021, designed by Ross Barney Architects with associate architect AFHJ Architects; Winner, Fast Company's 2022 Innovation by Design Awards, Urban Design category.\n", "description": "Funded by the Walton Family Foundation, the park reuses the city's rail history as its organizing motif, with playground components fabricated from salvaged railroad equipment (a freight crane, tanker car parts) by Landscape Structures. Lighting design and lighting fabrication were led by Schuler Shook; branding and environmental graphics were designed by SPAN (formerly Thirst); AV consulting by Crowne Group; general contractor Nabholz Construction.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.fastcompany.com/90772250/urban-design-innovation-by-design-2022", "https://www.archdaily.com/963882/railyard-park-ross-barney-architects", "https://www.architectmagazine.com/project-gallery/railyard-park", "https://schulershook.com/projects/railyard-park", "https://www.r-barc.com/work/railyard-park" ] }, { "id": "raleigh-alluvial-decoder", "name": "Alluvial Decoder", "venue": "crabtree-creek-greenway-raleigh", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "a-gang-of-three", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Site-specific interpretive installation; 25 color-coded steel pylons marking historic flood levels", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "steel pylons" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Honorable Mention, Urban Design", "year": 2024, "source": "https://www.fastcompany.com/91129825/urban-design-innovation-by-design-2024" } ], "summary": "Alluvial Decoder, a public art installation of 25 flood-marker steel pylons along the Crabtree Creek greenway in Raleigh, North Carolina, opened in 2023, designed by A Gang of Three to visualize the relationship between rising stormwater and past flood events in real time.\n", "description": "An honorable mention in the Urban Design category of Fast Company's 2024 Innovation by Design Awards. Early design contributions from Delineator and collaboration with MPdL Studio noted in some case-study material apply to a related but distinct Dealey Plaza (Dallas) proposal by the same studio, not this project.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.agangofthree.com/case-study-alluvial-decoder", "https://raleighnc.gov/stormwater/services/stormwater-smart-initiatives/alluvial-decoder-greenway-trail-installation", "https://www.fastcompany.com/91129825/urban-design-innovation-by-design-2024" ] }, { "id": "ravinia-music-box-experience-center-bernsteins-answer", "name": "Bernstein's Answer at the Ravinia Music Box Experience Center", "venue": "ravinia-music-box-experience-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "content-production", "note": "Strategic planning, concept development, schematic design, production, and installation and integration for the new experience center and its \"Bernstein's Answer\" theatrical show.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "360-degree digital sound", "immersive media" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The Ravinia Music Box Experience Center, a new immersive theatrical venue celebrating Leonard Bernstein's legacy at Ravinia Festival in Highland Park, Illinois, opened August 7, 2021, created by BRC Imagination Arts.\n", "description": "The centerpiece show, \"Bernstein's Answer,\" uses 360-degree digital sound and immersive media to introduce younger audiences to classical music. It won the 2022 MUSE Creative Award (Gold, Immersive/Experiential) and a Skift IDEA Award for Physical Experience.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.brcweb.com/project/ravinia-music-box-experience-center/", "https://backstage.ravinia.org/posts/ravinia-music-box-with-theater-experience-celebrating-the-legacy-of-leonard-bernstein-now-open-to-the-public", "https://symphony.org/raviniamusicbox-experience-center-opens-with-leonard-bernstein-at-100-exhibit/" ] }, { "id": "rd1-spirits-guest-experience", "name": "RD1 Spirits Guest Experience", "venue": "rd1-spirits", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Attraction design, premium guest experience, and exhibit planning", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "joia-miller-designs", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Design partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "RD1 Spirits, a bourbon distillery guest experience in Lexington, Kentucky, opened in 2025 with attraction design, premium guest experience design, and exhibit planning by Dimensional Innovations in partnership with Joia Miller Designs.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/work/rd1-spirits" ] }, { "id": "reagan-library-renovation", "name": "Reagan Library Museum Renovation", "venue": "ronald-reagan-presidential-library", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A redesigned Ronald Reagan Presidential Library & Museum in Simi Valley, California, reopened February 6, 2011, in honor of Ronald Reagan's 100th birthday, with exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.reaganfoundation.org/about-us/press-releases/reagan-library-reveals-renovation-plans-to-honor-president-reagan-on-his-100th-birthday/", "https://d-and-p.com/presidential-museums" ] }, { "id": "reagan-library-situation-room-experience", "name": "Situation Room Experience", "venue": "ronald-reagan-presidential-library", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "Custom control system and immersive technology", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Museum exhibit design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cudzu-creative", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "custom control system", "immersive media" ], "summary": "The Situation Room Experience, an immersive exhibit at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library & Museum in Simi Valley, California, opened in 2022 with exhibit design, a custom control system, and immersive technology by Dimensional Innovations in partnership with Cudzu Creative.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/work/reagan-library-situation-room" ] }, { "id": "red-hat-boston-briefing-center-core", "name": "Red Hat Executive Briefing Center & Open Innovation Labs", "venue": "red-hat-boston-briefing-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "ia-interior-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Red Hat's global Executive Briefing Center and Open Innovation Labs at 300 A Street in Boston's Seaport District, opened June 28, 2017; interior architecture and design by IA Interior Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.redhat.com/en/about/press-releases/red-hat-opens-doors-new-global-executive-briefing-center-and-red-hat-open-innovation-labs-boston", "https://interiorarchitects.com/projects/red-hat-boston/" ] }, { "id": "red-rock-canyon-visitor-center-core", "name": "Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area Visitor Center", "venue": "red-rock-canyon-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "line-and-space", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area Visitor Center near Las Vegas, Nevada, with a 44,000 sq ft outdoor exhibit complex, opened in phases around 2010; architecture by Line and Space, exhibit/interpretive design by Hilferty & Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/", "https://architizer.com/" ] }, { "id": "reichstag-dome", "name": "Reichstag Dome", "venue": "reichstag-building", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1999, "credits": [ { "firm": "foster-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Reichstag Dome, a public glass cupola with a spiral ramp leading to an observation deck above the German Bundestag's debating chamber in Berlin, opened in 1999 as part of Foster + Partners' rebuilding of the Reichstag; it is a free public visitor attraction drawing roughly 3 million visitors a year.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reichstag_dome", "https://www.fosterandpartners.com/insights/plus-journal/the-reichstag-s-new-lightness-of-being" ] }, { "id": "relish-works-relishin-change", "name": "Relish'in Change", "venue": "relish-works", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "ia-interior-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Interior architecture and experiential design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ia-interior-architects", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "huntsman-architectural-group", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "moss-inc", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "allkinds-studio", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award", "year": 2025, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/relishin-change/" } ], "summary": "Relish'in Change is the January 2024 experiential branded-environment redesign of the Chicago workplace of Relish Works, the food-innovation arm of US Foods, by IA Interior Architects with architecture by Huntsman Architectural Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/relishin-change/", "https://interiorarchitects.com/projects/relish-works/", "https://officesnapshots.com/2025/03/04/relish-works-offices-chicago/" ] }, { "id": "remembrance-gallery-puyallup", "name": "Remembrance Gallery: Immersive Memorial Space & Interactive Exhibit", "venue": "washington-state-fairgrounds-puyallup", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "okano-picard-studio", "role": "architecture", "note": "architect and furniture designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "integrity-networks", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "blackmouth-design", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "responsive lighting", "interactive digital installations", "soundscape" ], "summary": "The Remembrance Gallery, an immersive memorial and interactive exhibit honoring Japanese and Japanese American incarcerees at the Puyallup Assembly Center, opened in 2024 in the Washington State Fair grandstand in Puyallup, Washington, commissioned by the Puyallup chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League and designed by Belle & Wissell, Co.\n", "description": "The gallery recreates Puyallup Assembly Center barracks and centers on a sculptural monument honoring over 7,500 incarcerees, with responsive lighting that illuminates individual name markers as visitors approach. Content partner Densho contributed historical material; oral histories were filmed by John Pai.\n", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/remembrance-gallery/", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/Design25Shortlist3.pdf" ] }, { "id": "renton-market-core", "name": "Renton Market", "venue": "renton-market", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "graham-baba-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Branding and environmental graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hewitt", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sparklab", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tenor-engineering", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Renton Market, an adaptive reuse of a former event center into a year-round market in Renton, Washington, opened June 2026; architecture by Graham Baba Architects, branding and environmental graphics by Studio Matthews.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://grahambaba.com/renton-market", "https://hoodline.com/2026/03/renton-pavilion-gets-10-million-glow-up-as-year-round-market-nears-takeoff/" ] }, { "id": "renwick-gallery-renovation", "name": "Renwick Gallery Renovation", "venue": "renwick-gallery", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, a National Historic Landmark building in Washington, D.C., reopened November 13, 2015 after a two-year infrastructure renovation and historic-feature restoration; architecture, interiors, lighting, and audiovisual systems by DLR Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/smithsonian-american-art-museums-renwick-gallery/", "https://www.si.edu/newsdesk/releases/renwick-gallery-opens-nov-13-after-major-renovation-its-national-historic-landmark-building" ] }, { "id": "reunion-tower-geo-deck-halo", "name": "GeO-Deck / The Halo", "venue": "reunion-tower", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "stimulant", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive Halo display", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Motion-sensing, custom lighting/video sync software", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive display", "motion sensing" ], "summary": "A renovation of Reunion Tower's observation deck in Dallas, reopened October 5, 2013, featuring the interactive \"Halo\" display; architecture by Gensler, interactive media by Stimulant, fabrication and AV integration by Group Delphi.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.gensler.com/projects/reunion-tower-observation-deck-and-cafe", "https://www.stimulant.com/work/reunion-tower", "https://web.archive.org/web/20211021054423/https://museums.groupdelphi.com/portfolio/reunion-tower/" ] }, { "id": "reynolds-coliseum-walk-of-fame-and-history", "name": "NC State Athletics Walk of Fame & History", "venue": "reynolds-coliseum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media displays", "multi-screen interactive" ], "summary": "The NC State Athletics Walk of Fame & History, a Hall of Fame and Athletics Hall of Fame exhibit built into the $35 million renovation of Reynolds Coliseum at NC State University in Raleigh, North Carolina, opened in August 2016, with exhibition, graphic, and media design by HealyKohler Design.\n", "description": "Custom court-facility improvements and wayfinding signage accompany large-scale graphics, interactive media displays, and artifact collections celebrating athletic accomplishments across the university's sports programs; a large multi-screen interactive at the main entrance introduces the university's newest star athletes, with dedicated spaces for NC State Hall of Famers, Olympians, and professional athletes.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/reynolds-coliseum/", "https://www.technicianonline.com/news/reynolds-coliseum-revitalizing-an-icon/article_6254ed8c-337c-11e6-a5d9-8738f176224c.html" ] }, { "id": "rhodes-college-barret-library-core", "name": "Paul Barret Jr. Library", "venue": "rhodes-college-paul-barret-jr-library", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1994, "credits": [ { "firm": "hanbury-evans-wright-vlattas-and-company", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "shepley-bulfinch", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Paul Barret Jr. Library at Rhodes College in Memphis, Tennessee, opened 1994; lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/rhodes-college-paul-barret-jr-library/" ] }, { "id": "rice-university-brockman-hall-for-opera-core", "name": "Brockman Hall for Opera", "venue": "rice-university-brockman-hall-for-opera", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "allan-greenberg-architect", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "threshold-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Brockman Hall for Opera at Rice University's Music & Performing Arts Center, Houston, opened 2022; architecture by Allan Greenberg Architect, lighting design by Tillotson Design Associates, acoustics by Threshold Acoustics.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://news.rice.edu/", "https://music.rice.edu/" ] }, { "id": "richard-nixon-presidential-library-exhibition", "name": "Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum Exhibition", "venue": "richard-nixon-presidential-library", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "tait", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Credited as \"produced by Thinkwell, now tait\"; design of the 12,000 sq ft exhibition including a replica Oval Office", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tait", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive touchscreens and media-based storytelling elements", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Cortina Productions' own page credits itself with media-design on this exhibition, separately from TAIT/Thinkwell's design credit (which also claims media-design) — possible mis-attribution or shared scope between the two vendors, not resolved. Both credits kept.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solotech", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreen" ], "summary": "A 12,000 sq ft core exhibition at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum in Yorba Linda, California, covering Nixon's presidential campaigns, the Vietnam War, and Watergate, opened in 2016, designed and produced by TAIT (via its Thinkwell Group studio) and featuring a reproduction of the Oval Office and large interactive touchscreens.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.taittowers.com/work/richard-nixon-presidential-library-and-museum" ] }, { "id": "richmond-olympic-experience-core", "name": "Richmond Olympic Experience", "venue": "richmond-olympic-experience", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "w3-design-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Richmond Olympic Experience, a 13,500-square-foot Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games museum inside the Richmond Olympic Oval near Vancouver, British Columbia, opened in 2015; exhibit design by W3 Design Group, lighting by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work", "https://richmondoval.ca/" ] }, { "id": "riding-mountain-national-park-visitor-centre-renovation", "name": "Riding Mountain National Park Visitor Centre Renovation", "venue": "riding-mountain-national-park-visitor-centre", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Design-build lighting and audiovisual services for new digital and interactive exhibit displays, working with exhibit design firm W3 Design Group, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "digital interactive displays" ], "summary": "Riding Mountain National Park's Visitor Centre in Onanole, Manitoba, Canada completed a $3.6 million federally funded renovation in 2020, adding new digital and interactive exhibits themed \"Riding Mountain is Home,\" with exhibit design by W3 Design Group and lighting/AV design-build by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "New exhibits address the park's relationship to the Anishinabe (Anishinabe Homeland), forest and parkland ecosystems (Wilderness Home), park residents (Home Away from Home), generations of visitors (Historic Home), and Parks Canada's ecological stewardship (Good Housekeeping).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/259" ] }, { "id": "rio-grande-village-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "rio-grande-village-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "southern-custom-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Exhibit fabrication for the Rio Grande Village Visitor Center at Big Bend National Park, TX, completed 2019; fabrication by Southern Custom Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.usaspending.gov/" ] }, { "id": "risd-museum-sixth-floor-renovation", "name": "Sixth-Floor Galleries Renovation", "venue": "risd-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "ed-wojcik-architect", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "stephen-saitas-designs", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The RISD Museum's eight sixth-floor Radeke Building galleries, housing the museum's ancient Egyptian, Asian, and costume and textiles collections, reopened June 13, 2014 after a renovation designed by Ed Wojcik Architect with Stephen Saitas Designs and lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design, the final stage of an $8.4 million overhaul of the building.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://heyrhody.com/stories/inside-risds-renovations,12679", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=125" ] }, { "id": "ritz-theatre-more-than-a-game", "name": "More Than a Game", "venue": "ritz-theatre-and-lavilla-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "More Than a Game, a 3,000 sq ft exhibition on African American sports history in Jacksonville, Florida from 1900-1975 at the Ritz Theatre and LaVilla Museum, opened in 2011 with exhibit design by Proun Design and fabrication by 1220 Exhibits; it won a 2011 Cultural Heritage Preservation Award.\n", "description": "The exhibition explores how segregation-era high school athletics produced college and professional athletes who became leaders in education, business, and civic service, featuring memorabilia including Olympic sprinter Bob Hayes's shoes alongside community-contributed photographs and yearbooks.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/more-than-a-game", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ritz_Theatre_(Jacksonville)" ] }, { "id": "riverbanks-zoo-birdhouse", "name": "The Birdhouse at Riverbanks", "venue": "riverbanks-zoo", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2001, "credits": [ { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": "on other credits; per Hadley's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Birdhouse at Riverbanks, a 12,000+ sq ft aviary building at Riverbanks Zoo and Garden in Columbia, South Carolina, opened in 2001 replacing the zoo's original 1974 birdhouse, with fabrication by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "Recognized with a AZA Significant Achievement Award as one of the best new zoo exhibits in the United States. Public sources document the opening year and scope but do not name an architect or exhibit designer of record; only Hadley's own portfolio documents its fabrication role.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.riverbanks.org/media-center/highlights/birdhouse", "https://www.riverbanks.org/media-center/park-info/history", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/riverbanks-zoo-the-birdhouse-at-riverbanks-zoo/" ] }, { "id": "riveredge-park-dunham-pavilion", "name": "John C. Dunham Pavilion at RiverEdge Park", "venue": "riveredge-park", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "muller-and-muller", "role": "architecture", "note": "won the project's design competition", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "terry-guen-design-associates", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "lead landscape architect and urban designer of the design-competition-winning team", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "talaske", "role": "av-integration", "note": "sound/acoustic engineering; acoustics itself is outside this index's role vocabulary, sound design credited here", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "theatre lighting design and theatre consulting: general pavilion and pedestrian-walkway lighting, and the illuminated cedar-slat sound/screen wall", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The John C. Dunham Pavilion at RiverEdge Park, an outdoor amphitheater on the Fox River in downtown Aurora, Illinois, opened in 2013 following a 2012 construction start, designed by Muller & Muller with landscape architecture and urban design by Terry Guen Design Associates and theatre lighting design by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "RiverEdge Park (renamed Thomas J. Weisner RiverEdge Park in 2016) grew out of a 2007 master plan and design competition won by a team led by Terry Guen Design Associates. Muller & Muller designed the John C. Dunham Pavilion and associated structures; Schuler Shook designed the pavilion and pedestrian lighting, including the programmable color-changing lighting on the curved cedar-slat sound/screen wall, and coordinated with Talaske (then Talaske Sound Thinking) on sound and acoustic engineering. The first phase cost roughly $18.5 million. Capacity figures vary by source between roughly 6,000 (pavilion seating) and 8,500-10,500 (total park capacity including lawn areas).\n", "sources": [ "https://schulershook.com/projects/riveredge-park-1", "https://www.archdaily.com/613528/dunham-pavilion-at-aurora-riveredge-park-muller-and-mulloer", "https://dailyherald.com/article/20130610/news/706109913", "https://tgda.net/projects/aurora-riveredge-park-masterplan/", "https://paramountaurora.com/riveredge/about/" ] }, { "id": "rivers-edge-discovery-center-exhibits", "name": "River's Edge Discovery Center Exhibits", "venue": "rivers-edge-discovery-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 4,500-square-foot interactive water-cycle exhibit for families with young children at the River's Edge Discovery Center in Fort Dodge, Iowa, opened in 2024, designed and fabricated by Taylor Studios for the Webster County Conservation Board.\n", "description": "Hands-on installations and game stations transform visiting children into water droplets guiding them through the sky, surface, and underground, teaching water conservation and environmental stewardship alongside forest-animal exhibits and crawl-through tunnels.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/rivers-edge-discovery-center/" ] }, { "id": "robert-day-sciences-center-cmc-core", "name": "Robert Day Sciences Center", "venue": "robert-day-sciences-center-cmc", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "big-bjarke-ingels-group", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ghd-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Robert Day Sciences Center at Claremont McKenna College in Claremont, California, designed by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), opened in 2025, with fabrication by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cmc.edu", "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "robin-baggett-stadium-baseball-clubhouse", "name": "Dignity Health Baseball Clubhouse", "venue": "robin-baggett-stadium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "In-house Experiential Graphic Design; team-history storytelling, donor recognition, dynamic scoreboard referencing pivotal moments in team history, and an All-Americans recognition wall.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "MUSE Creative Awards — Gold Winner", "year": 2021, "source": "https://gopoly.com/news/2021/9/22/dlr-group-earns-awards-for-dignity-health-baseball-clubhouse.aspx" }, { "award": "Graphis Design Annual — Honorable Mention, Print Environment", "year": 2022, "source": "https://www.dlrgroup.com/award/2022-graphis-cal-poly/" } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Cal Poly's $9.2M Dignity Health Baseball Clubhouse at Robin Baggett Stadium, completed August 2020, pairs DLR Group architecture with its in-house Experiential Graphic Design studio's team-history storytelling and donor recognition.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://gopoly.com/news/2021/9/22/dlr-group-earns-awards-for-dignity-health-baseball-clubhouse.aspx", "https://afd.calpoly.edu/facilities/planning-capital-projects/project-news/completed-projects/baseball-clubhouse/", "https://www.dlrgroup.com/award/2022-graphis-cal-poly/" ] }, { "id": "robinson-center-little-rock-core", "name": "Renovation", "venue": "robinson-center-little-rock", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "polk-stanley-wilcox-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theatre planning", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of the Robinson Center in Little Rock, AR completed 2017; architecture by Ennead Architects with Polk Stanley Wilcox Architects, theatre planning by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robinson_Center" ] }, { "id": "robinson-center-renovation", "name": "Robinson Center Renovation", "venue": "robinson-center-little-rock", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "polk-stanley-wilcox-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of the Robinson Center performing-arts complex in Little Rock, Arkansas, completed 2016; design architecture by Ennead Architects with Polk Stanley Wilcox Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ennead.com/work/robinson/" ] }, { "id": "rochester-art-center-building", "name": "Rochester Art Center", "venue": "rochester-art-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The 36,000 sq ft Rochester Art Center building in Rochester, Minnesota, opened in spring 2004; architecture by HGA.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rochester_Art_Center", "https://hga.com/projects/rochester-art-center/" ] }, { "id": "rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame-annex-nyc-pride-and-glory-theater", "name": "Pride & Glory Theater", "venue": "rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame-annex-nyc", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2008, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive projection", "kinetic lighting" ], "summary": "The Pride & Glory Theater, a 10-minute immersive show at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Annex NYC in Manhattan's SoHo district, opened with the annex on November 18, 2008, with media design by batwin + robin; the annex closed January 3, 2010.\n", "description": "Designed to feel like the live rock clubs New York City is famous for, the theater surrounded visitors with images and moving lights, immersing them in pivotal moments of rock & roll history from performers including Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and U2.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.batwinandrobin.com/projects/rock-roll-hall-fame-annex-nyc/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_and_Roll_Hall_of_Fame", "https://rockandrollroadmap.com/places/museums-halls/north-east-u-s-museums-halls/rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame-annex/" ] }, { "id": "rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame-expansion", "name": "Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Museum Expansion", "venue": "rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame", "project_type": "new-building", "status": "in-progress", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "pau", "role": "architecture", "note": "Practice for Architecture and Urbanism (PAU); project partner per rockhall.com, specific role division not stated in public sources.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "architecture", "note": "Project partner per rockhall.com, specific role division not stated in public sources.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "robert-madison-international", "role": "architecture", "note": "Project partner per rockhall.com, specific role division not stated in public sources.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Museum Expansion, a 50,000-square-foot addition to I.M. Pei's 1995 building in Cleveland, Ohio, broke ground in October 2023 and is targeted for completion in fall 2026; architecture by a design partnership of Practice for Architecture and Urbanism (PAU), DLR Group, and Robert Madison International, with landscape architecture by James Corner Field Operations for the adjoining Taylor Family Community Park.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://rockhall.com/expansion/", "https://www.wkyc.com/article/entertainment/music/rock-hall/rock-roll-hall-of-fame-break-ground-135-million-expansion-project-october/95-178969f5-6fd8-45a4-8f43-015923a069a5", "https://spectrumnews1.com/oh/toledo/news/2026/04/28/rock-hall-construction-update" ] }, { "id": "rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame-power-of-rock", "name": "Power of Rock", "venue": "rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Strategic master plan reconceiving the visitor experience at every guest engagement point: Rock Plaza with \"Long Live Rock\" signature lettering, brand ID, campus lighting/audio, and the Hall of Fame gallery / New Inductee exhibit.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "media-design", "note": "\"Power of Rock\" immersive concert-experience theater, created in collaboration with director Jonathan Demme (a 12-minute film across five moving screens, plus a three-act pre-show), opened July 1, 2017.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "multi-screen immersive film", "three-act pre-show staging" ], "summary": "\"Power of Rock,\" an immersive concert-experience theater and campus-wide visitor-experience master plan at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio, opened July 1, 2017, designed by BRC Imagination Arts in collaboration with director Jonathan Demme.\n", "description": "BRC's engagement also included the Rock Plaza exterior redesign, campus lighting and audio, and the Hall of Fame gallery / New Inductee exhibit.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.brcweb.com/project/rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame-museum/", "https://deadline.com/2017/06/jonathan-demme-power-of-rock-experience-rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame-1202122149/", "https://www.billboard.com/music/music-news/rock-hall-power-of-rock-exhibit-7849382/" ] }, { "id": "rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame-rolling-stone-50-years", "name": "Rolling Stone: 50 Years", "venue": "rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Rolling Stone: 50 Years,\" a temporary exhibition marking the magazine's 50th anniversary, opened at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland in 2017; exhibit design by Pentagram.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.designboom.com/", "https://www.rollingstone.com/" ] }, { "id": "rockefeller-university-caspary-prize-wall", "name": "Caspary Prize Wall and Donor Recognition", "venue": "rockefeller-university", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "engraved stainless steel plaques", "magnetic mounting system" ], "summary": "The Caspary Prize Wall, a donor and laureate recognition installation in the lobby of Caspary Auditorium at The Rockefeller University in New York City, was redesigned and expanded by C&G Partners, reopening January 2021 with 78 stainless steel plaques honoring 58 Rockefeller-affiliated Nobel, Lasker, Gairdner, Breakthrough Prize, and National Medal of Science winners, alongside a companion donor recognition wall.\n", "description": "The original prize wall was installed in 2008, honoring Nobel and Lasker laureates with hand-drawn \"hedcut\"-style portraits in a geodesic-dome-inspired triangular geometry echoing Caspary Auditorium's architecture. The 2021 update, led by C&G Partners managing partner Jonathan Alger, expanded the criteria to additional prizes and added blank tiles for future honorees, with a projected 25-year lifespan. A magnetic mounting system allows plaques to be added and repositioned without disturbing the uniform triangular grid.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/engineering-a-radical-new-approach/", "https://www.rockefeller.edu/news/30443-new-caspary-exhibit-honors-58-rockefeller-award-winners-past-and-present/" ] }, { "id": "rockefeller-university-digital-signage-triptychs", "name": "Digital Signage Triptychs", "venue": "rockefeller-university", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "media-design", "note": "Concept, visual design, development, and deployment", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "brightsign", "role": "av-integration", "note": "supplied BrightSign XT244 media players", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "digital signage", "BrightSign media players", "diptych/triptych screen arrays" ], "summary": "The Digital Signage Triptychs, a campus-wide digital signage network replacing printed posters at The Rockefeller University in New York City, was designed and deployed by C&G Partners with BrightSign media players, reported in press coverage dated July 2020.\n", "description": "More than four dozen BrightSign XT244 players feed content to an equal number of 49-inch 4K displays, configured in diptych and triptych arrangements across the university's existing campus and the new Stavros Niarchos Foundation-David Rockefeller River Campus. C&G Partners transformed biomedical imagery generated in the university's own labs into abstract animated backgrounds for branded event and lecture announcements.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/digital-signage-program/", "https://www.svconline.com/the-wire/brightsign-helps-cg-partners-revitalize-and-unify-on-campus-communications-at-rockefeller-university" ] }, { "id": "rockefeller-university-pearl-meister-greengard-prize-exhibit", "name": "Pearl Meister Greengard Prize Exhibit", "venue": "rockefeller-university", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "dichroic film", "etched portraits" ], "summary": "The Pearl Meister Greengard Prize Exhibit, honoring women biomedical researchers in the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Lounge near Caspary Auditorium at The Rockefeller University in New York City, was designed by C&G Partners and unveiled in July 2021.\n", "description": "A hexagonal aluminum lattice spans a panoramic glass wall, holding changeable translucent panels laminated with dichroic film that shifts color with viewing angle and light, evoking butterfly wings or seashell interiors. Each panel carries a \"hedcut\"-style stipple portrait and citation for one of the prize's laureates (22 as of unveiling), rendered by the same illustration studio used for the Wall Street Journal's hedcut portraits.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/honoring-women-scientists/", "https://www.rockefeller.edu/news/30733-new-pearl-meister-greengard-prize-exhibit-celebrates-the-accomplishments-of-women-scientists/" ] }, { "id": "rockefeller-university-research-campus-sign-system", "name": "Research Campus Sign System", "venue": "rockefeller-university", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "campus wayfinding signage", "hand-painted-style campus map" ], "summary": "The Research Campus Sign System, a campus-wide wayfinding and identity program for The Rockefeller University in New York City extending to the Stavros Niarchos Foundation-David Rockefeller River Campus that opened in 2019, was designed by C&G Partners.\n", "description": "The program built on the university's existing sign system with a new hand-painted-style campus map designed to be easily updated, a slimmer and more open sign structure, a digital wayfinding module, donor recognition signage, and navigation for the campus's underground tunnel network connecting research buildings.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/stavros-niarchos-foundationdavid-rockefeller-river-campus/", "https://www.snf.org/en/news-stories/stories/snf-s-support-dramatically-enhances-rockefeller-university-s-research-facilities/" ] }, { "id": "rockefeller-university-scientist-explorer", "name": "Scientist Explorer", "venue": "rockefeller-university", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "media-design", "note": "C&G Partners' own portfolio credits the firm as designer/developer; The Rockefeller University's press coverage instead credits the project to its internal Communications and Public Affairs office without naming an outside design firm. Both are public sources.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touch screen", "biographical database" ], "summary": "Scientist Explorer, an interactive touch-screen directory installed on the A-level of the Collaborative Research Center at The Rockefeller University in New York City, launched in December 2019, presenting biographies of scientists who worked in the adjoining Smith and Flexner Halls over the preceding century.\n", "description": "The circular touch-screen kiosk lets visitors filter roughly 136 scientists by name, field of study, awards and honors, or institutional timeline, with individual biography pages built around career timelines and building associations. The interface uses a playful, chemical-particle-inspired motion-graphics palette and a circular form intended to evoke a magnifying glass and a petri dish.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/scientist-explorer-interactive-touch-screen/", "https://www.rockefeller.edu/news/27012-collaborative-research-center-installation-bridges-past-and-present-scientists/" ] }, { "id": "rockwell-museum-reopening", "name": "Reopening as the Rockwell Museum of Western Art", "venue": "rockwell-museum-corning", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2001, "credits": [ { "firm": "abc-architects-and-planners", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of the Rockwell Museum in Corning, New York, reopening May 18, 2001; architecture by ABC Architects and Planners, casework/ fabrication by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockwell_Museum", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/" ] }, { "id": "roger-williams-national-memorial-exhibits", "name": "New and Dangerous Opinions", "venue": "roger-williams-national-memorial", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibit graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "New and Dangerous Opinions, a 650 sq ft exhibition on Roger Williams's ideas about religious freedom and personal liberty at the Roger Williams National Memorial visitor center in Providence, Rhode Island, opened in 2017, with exhibit design and fabrication by Mystic Scenic Studios and graphics by Proun Design.\n", "description": "The exhibition uses bold graphics, current photography, and custom illustration to connect Roger Williams's 17th-century ideas on personal liberty and religious freedom to their influence on the Bill of Rights.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/roger-williams-national-memorial", "https://www.nps.gov/articles/getaway-rowi.htm" ] }, { "id": "rogers-302-immersive-store", "name": "Rogers 302", "venue": "rogers-302", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Supplied and integrated technology for the store's interactive zones, event/exhibit spaces, and the Rogers 5G Music Hall, working with CallisonRTKL; continues to provide operational and warranty support.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "5G interactive zones", "in-store event technology" ], "summary": "Rogers 302, a 9,000-square-foot immersive flagship store and Canada's first 5G-ready retail location, opened in downtown Toronto, Ontario in 2019, designed with CallisonRTKL and audiovisual/lighting integration by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "The space combines a hands-on technology showroom with an in-store cafe, dedicated business/event space for Rogers for Business clients, and the Rogers 5G Music Hall, a technology-enabled space for experiencing 5G through music.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/42" ] }, { "id": "rose-art-museum-re-collections", "name": "re: collections, Six Decades at the Rose Art Museum", "venue": "brandeis-university-rose-art-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "dichroic vinyl facade installation" ], "summary": "\"re: collections, Six Decades at the Rose Art Museum,\" a 13,000-square-foot reinstallation of the museum's Modernist building and Foster Wing marking its 60th anniversary, opened at the Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University in Waltham, Massachusetts, in June 2021, designed by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "The reinstallation spans the museum's bi-level building and includes 22-ft-tall exhibition panels, curved walls, custom millwork for the lobby entrance, and a dichroic vinyl facade installation on the exterior that shifts color with sunlight and viewing angle. The Rose Art Museum also presented the concurrent temporary exhibition \"Frida Kahlo: POSE\" within the same design framework.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/rose-art-museum", "https://www.brandeis.edu/rose/about/press-releases/2021/recollections-press-release.html", "https://www.brandeis.edu/now/2021/june/rose-recollection.html" ] }, { "id": "roselle-center-for-the-performing-arts-building", "name": "Roselle Center for the Performing Arts", "venue": "roselle-center-for-the-performing-arts", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "ayers-saint-gross", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Mid-Atlantic Construction Award of Merit — Education", "year": 2007, "source": "https://ayerssaintgross.com/work/project/university-of-delaware-center-for-the-performing-arts/" } ], "summary": "The Roselle Center for the Performing Arts, a 92,000 sq ft multi-level theater and music facility at the University of Delaware in Newark, DE, opened in 2006 with a 480-seat proscenium theater, a 220-seat recital hall, and rehearsal spaces supporting both campus and community events; designed by Ayers Saint Gross.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ayerssaintgross.com/work/project/university-of-delaware-center-for-the-performing-arts/" ] }, { "id": "roseville-utility-exploration-center-exhibits", "name": "Utility Exploration Center Exhibit Renewal", "venue": "roseville-utility-exploration-center", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-exhibits-dept", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibit design, graphic design direction, project management, content development, and final text; 3,300 sq ft", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive props" ], "summary": "The Utility Exploration Center in Roseville, California, a children's exhibit space about the city's public utilities, reopened April 6, 2024 after a full exhibit rebuild designed by The Exhibits Dept., including an immersive entrance through an oversized water main.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.exhibitsdept.com/projects/roseville", "https://rosevilletoday.com/news/roseville/roseville-utility-exploration-center-unveils-today/", "https://www.roseville.ca.us/news/what_s_happening_in_roseville/u_e_c_reimagined" ] }, { "id": "rosicrucian-egyptian-museum-alchemy", "name": "Alchemy", "venue": "rosicrucian-egyptian-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Alchemy, a permanent exhibit on the ancient Egyptian roots of alchemy, opened at the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum in San Jose, California in June 2015, designed by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "West Office was enlisted by the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum, which holds the largest collection of Egyptian artifacts on exhibit in the western United States, to design a permanent exhibit on the ancient art of alchemy. The exhibit opened over the museum's Summer Solstice weekend, June 20-22, 2015.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/rosicrucian-egyptian-museum-alchemy/", "https://egyptianmuseum.org/alchemy-exhibit" ] }, { "id": "roswell-international-ufo-museum-impact-simulator", "name": "Impact Simulator and Galactic Explorer", "venue": "roswell-international-ufo-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "note": "Two interactives — the Impact Simulator (immersive crash-landing simulation) and Galactic Explorer (search game)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Five-display 4K projection/AV system and a 3.1 sound system with DMX lighting for the Impact Simulator", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "multi-display video wall", "MadMapper", "touchscreen kiosk" ], "summary": "Impact Simulator and Galactic Explorer, two theme-park-style interactive experiences, opened in 2022 at the International UFO Museum and Research Center in Roswell, New Mexico, designed and built by Ideum.\n", "description": "The Impact Simulator uses five edge-to-edge 86\" 4K displays combined into a single 10800x3840 viewport, with 3.1 surround sound and DMX lighting, to simulate an alien spaceship crash landing based on the Roswell Incident. Galactic Explorer, on three 65\" touch displays, is a search game where visitors look for clues about life beyond Earth using NASA-sourced research and archival footage.\n", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/portfolio/roswell-international-ufo-museum-galactic-explorer-impact-simulation", "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/ideum-roswell-ufo-museum/" ] }, { "id": "roundhouse-aquarium-renovation", "name": "Roundhouse Aquarium Renovation", "venue": "roundhouse-aquarium", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Renovation and reopening (November 5, 2018) of the historic 1920s Roundhouse Aquarium on the Manhattan Beach Pier in Manhattan Beach, California, adding a mezzanine gallery, shark tank, and touch tank; designed by CambridgeSeven for operator Oceanographic Teaching Station.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/roundhouse-aquarium/" ] }, { "id": "royal-albert-memorial-museum-renovation", "name": "Royal Albert Memorial Museum Renovation", "venue": "royal-albert-memorial-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "allies-and-morrison", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "RIBA Award", "year": 2013, "source": "https://www.alliesandmorrison.com/projects/royal-albert-memorial-museum" } ], "summary": "A renovation and reopening of the Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM) in Exeter, UK, completed 2011, with exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates and architecture by Allies and Morrison.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.alliesandmorrison.com/projects/royal-albert-memorial-museum" ] }, { "id": "royal-alberta-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "Royal Alberta Museum Core Exhibits", "venue": "royal-alberta-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Designed the Human History and Natural History galleries and the main foyer exhibits", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lee-h-skolnick-architecture-design-partnership", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Designed the Children's Gallery and Bug Gallery", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Design-build for 3 of 7 featured galleries; principal fabricator for 2 more, incl. base-build fit-out, showcases, and lighting", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Provided overhead and internal case lighting", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The new Royal Alberta Museum building in Edmonton, Alberta opened in 2018 with 82,000 sq ft of exhibition space; Ralph Appelbaum Associates designed the Human History and Natural History galleries and foyer, Lee H. Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership designed the Children's and Bug Galleries, Kubik Maltbie fabricated most galleries, and Eos Lightmedia provided exhibit lighting.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/41", "https://royalalbertamuseum.ca/about/new-museum/architecture-and-design", "https://kubikmaltbie.com/project/royal-alberta-museum/", "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/royal-alberta-museum/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Alberta_Museum" ] }, { "id": "royal-aviation-museum-of-western-canada-new-facility", "name": "Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada new facility", "venue": "royal-aviation-museum-of-western-canada", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architectural team leadership and building conceptual development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Aviation, wayfinding, and donor recognition exhibit design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "architecture-49", "role": "architecture", "note": "Local collaborating architect on sustainable building design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The 86,000-square-foot Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada facility in Winnipeg, Manitoba, opened in 2022, LEED Silver certified; exhibit design, interpretive planning, wayfinding, and architectural leadership by Reich+Petch, with local architecture collaboration by Architecture49.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/royal-aviation-museum-of-western-canada/" ] }, { "id": "royal-ontario-museum-connection-stations", "name": "Connection Stations", "venue": "royal-ontario-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "lord-cultural-resources", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Lead consultant: creative visioning workshops, interpretive plan, object selection, and content development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ngx", "role": "media-design", "note": "Multimedia/technology production partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks", "multimedia gamified experience" ], "summary": "Connection Stations, five interactive installations distributed through the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, Ontario, opened March 7, 2025; interpretive planning and content development by Lord Cultural Resources, with exhibit design by kubik maltbie and multimedia production by NGX.\n", "description": "Two of the five stations feature a multimedia gamified experience; visitors reflect on museum objects to build understanding of how others may experience the world, in service of cultivating social cohesion and recognizing bias.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.lord.ca/projects/project-experience/royal-ontario-museum-connection-stations", "https://www.rom.on.ca/whats-on/exhibitions/connection-stations" ] }, { "id": "royal-ontario-museum-dawn-of-life", "name": "Willner Madge Gallery, Dawn of Life", "venue": "royal-ontario-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Willner Madge Gallery, Dawn of Life, a permanent paleontology gallery at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, Ontario, opened in 2021; exhibit design by Reich+Petch.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/rom-dawn-of-life/" ] }, { "id": "royal-ontario-museum-schad-gallery-of-biodiversity", "name": "Schad Gallery of Biodiversity", "venue": "royal-ontario-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Schad Gallery of Biodiversity at the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, opened 2009; exhibit design by Reich+Petch, per the ROM's own press release and independent coverage (Canadian Interiors, Architizer).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rom.on.ca/", "https://www.canadianinteriors.com/", "https://architizer.com/" ] }, { "id": "royal-ontario-museum-toy-soldiers", "name": "Toy Soldiers Gallery", "venue": "royal-ontario-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ngx-interactive", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Toy Soldiers gallery at the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, opened ~2019; exhibit design by Reich+Petch, interactive media by NGX Interactive, per NGX Interactive's own independent project page.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.ngxinteractive.com/" ] }, { "id": "royal-shakespeare-company-the-plays-the-thing", "name": "The Play's the Thing", "venue": "royal-shakespeare-company", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "kossmann-dejong", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Amsterdam exhibition design studio", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "glowbox", "role": "media-design", "note": "Experience strategy, technical direction, Kinect-based interactive software, and systems design for the \"On Stage\" interactive.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-hub-limited", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fit-out, engineering, and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "Kinect-based gesture interaction" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "\"The Play's the Thing,\" the Royal Shakespeare Company's first permanent exhibition, opened June 21, 2016 in the Swan Wing in Stratford-upon-Avon, England, designed by Kossmann.dejong with fit-out by The Hub Limited; Glowbox delivered the Kinect-driven \"On Stage\" interactive, which places visitors into staged Shakespeare scenes.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.glowbox.io/work/on-stage/", "https://www.heritagefund.org.uk/news/royal-shakespeare-company-launches-plays-thing-exhibition", "https://museumsandheritage.com/advisor/posts/kossmann-dejong-designs-new-permanent-exhibition-celebrating-100-years-theatre-making-royal-shakespeare-company/" ] }, { "id": "royal-tyrrell-museum-learning-lounge", "name": "Hands-On Learning Lounge", "venue": "royal-tyrrell-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Gallery design, interactive exhibit concepts, and spatial planning", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Hands-On Learning Lounge, an interactive gallery at the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology in Drumheller, Alberta, opened in 2019; exhibit design by Reich+Petch.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/royal-tyrrell-museum-learning-lounge-new-text/" ] }, { "id": "rubell-museum-dc-core", "name": "Rubell Museum DC", "venue": "rubell-museum-dc", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "beyer-blinder-belle", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "oehme-van-sweden", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "stroik-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Rubell Museum DC, a contemporary art museum in an adaptively reused historic 1906/1927 school building, opened October 29, 2022 in Washington, DC, with architecture by Beyer Blinder Belle.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.beyerblinderbelle.com/work/view/rubell-museum-dc-dedicated-page-for-museum-project/", "https://www.eastcityart.com/art-news/rubell-museum-dc-opens-to-public-on-saturday-october-29-2022/" ] }, { "id": "rubin-museum-death-is-not-the-end", "name": "Death Is Not the End", "venue": "rubin-museum-of-himalayan-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "noble-signs", "role": "fabrication", "note": "neon signage", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "neon signage", "backlit panels" ], "summary": "Death Is Not the End, a 3,135-square-foot exhibition exploring Tibetan Buddhist and Christian perspectives on death and the afterlife through 58 objects, opened at the Rubin Museum (now Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art) in New York City in 2023, designed by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "The exhibition design features a suspended monumental scrim, custom casework, neon and backlit graphic panels, and interactive components including a sand table and reflection cards.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/death-is-not-the-end", "https://rubinmuseum.org" ] }, { "id": "rubin-museum-wheel-of-intentions", "name": "The Wheel of Intentions", "venue": "rubin-museum-of-himalayan-art", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "potion-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive installation design, created with artist Ben Rubin based on a concept by the museum", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive sensor-driven installation", "real-time visualization" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The Wheel of Intentions, an interactive lobby installation at the Rubin Museum of Art (now Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art) in New York City, opened January 18, 2019, as part of the exhibition \"The Power of Intention: Reinventing the (Prayer) Wheel,\" created by Potion with artist Ben Rubin.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://rubinmuseum.org/exhibitions/the-wheel-of-intentions/", "https://www.noproscenium.com/reinventing-the-prayer-wheel-at-the-rubin-museum-empowers-visitors-review/" ] }, { "id": "rupp-arena-renovation", "name": "Renovation", "venue": "rupp-arena", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eop-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "acquired by Champlin Architecture Dec 2023, no longer operates independently", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of Rupp Arena and the Central Bank Center in Lexington, Kentucky, completed 2022; architecture by NBBJ with EOP Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoparch.com/", "https://www.messer.com/" ] }, { "id": "rutgers-university-visitor-center-core", "name": "Rutgers University Visitor Center", "venue": "rutgers-university-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Rutgers University Visitor Center in New Brunswick, NJ opened 2009; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://news.rutgers.edu/", "https://njgbm.org/" ] }, { "id": "ryan-resilience-lab-building", "name": "Ryan Resilience Lab", "venue": "ryan-resilience-lab", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "work-program-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "flood-resilient construction" ], "summary": "The Ryan Resilience Lab, an $8 million environmental education building sited in a floodplain in Norfolk, Virginia's North Colley neighborhood, opened in 2024 for the nonprofit Elizabeth River Project, designed by Work Program Architects to demonstrate flood-resilient construction alongside on-site signage, displays, and rotating art exhibits.\n", "description": "A finalist in the Urban Design category of Fast Company's 2024 Innovation by Design Awards. Sources describe on-site signage, displays, and art exhibits but do not name a separate exhibit-design firm distinct from Work Program Architects; only the architecture credit is sourced here.\n", "sources": [ "https://elizabethriver.org/ryan-resilience-lab/", "https://wparch.com/projects/civic/elizabeth-river-project-ryan-resilience-lab/", "https://wparch.com/elizabeth-river-projects-ryan-resilience-lab-is-a-finalist-in-fast-companys-2024-innovation-by-design-awards/", "https://www.fastcompany.com/91129825/urban-design-innovation-by-design-2024" ] }, { "id": "ryman-auditorium-soul-of-nashville", "name": "\"Soul of Nashville\" Backstage Tour Theater", "venue": "ryman-auditorium", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "content-production", "note": "Story and concept development, design detail, immersive media production, fabrication, technical systems, and installation for the 100-seat \"Soul of Nashville\" theater and the redesigned backstage tour.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "archival footage", "theatrical technology" ], "summary": "\"Soul of Nashville,\" a 100-seat theater and redesigned backstage tour experience at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee, unveiled June 8, 2015, was designed and produced by BRC Imagination Arts.\n", "description": "The theater frames the venue's history through the perspective of Lula C. Neff, an early Ryman promoter, and features archival footage and performances by artists including the Fisk Jubilee Singers. Results included a 300% increase in tour attendance.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.brcweb.com/project/the-ryman-auditorium-grand-ole-opry-backstage-tour/", "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/brc-creates-soul-of-nashville-theatre-experience-for-historic-ryman-auditorium/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryman_Auditorium" ] }, { "id": "saas-high-school-signage-storytelling", "name": "High School Signage & Storytelling", "venue": "seattle-academy-of-arts-and-sciences", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed signage and wayfinding for the Seattle Academy of Arts & Sciences' new building, completed in 2026, including oversized sculptural entrance letterforms and interior storytelling signage, with architecture by LMN Architects.\n", "description": "Fabrication by Tube Art Group and Doty.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/high-school-signage-storytelling/" ] }, { "id": "sabetha-history-center-exhibits", "name": "Sabetha History Center Exhibits", "venue": "sabetha-history-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "Immersive technology", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive media" ], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations designed the immersive-technology museum exhibits at the Sabetha History Center in Sabetha, Kansas, completed in 2026.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "sagamore-spirit-distillery-campus", "name": "Sagamore Spirit Distillery", "venue": "sagamore-spirit-distillery", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "ayers-saint-gross", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Visitor-experience design, interpretive graphics, and brand identity assistance", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive media", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Design-through-fabrication of visitor-experience elements", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Wayfinding, architectural signage, murals & supergraphics, and illustration across the three-building visitor campus.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media" ], "summary": "Sagamore Spirit Distillery, a 60,000 sq ft, three-building whiskey distillery and visitor campus on a former brownfield site in Baltimore, MD, opened in 2016; architecture by Ayers Saint Gross with the visitor experience (interpretive graphics, interactive media, and fabrication) designed by Solid Light.\n", "description": "Comprises a working distillery, a processing building with a tasting room, retail, and an immersive visitor experience on Maryland's distilling heritage, and a waterfront restaurant. Attracts an estimated 100,000 visitors annually.\n", "sources": [ "https://ayerssaintgross.com/work/project/sagamore-spirit-distillery/", "https://solidlight-inc.com/work/sagamore-spirit-distillery-experience/", "https://sagamorespirit.com/distillery-experience/" ] }, { "id": "sailing-museum-newport-core", "name": "The Sailing Museum & National Sailing Hall of Fame", "venue": "sailing-museum-newport", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Richard Lewis Media Group", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "16 exhibit installations across video walls, projection, and interactive systems", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "dome projection", "haptic technology", "QR-enabled tracking" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The Sailing Museum & National Sailing Hall of Fame, an 8,500 sq ft museum in the historic Armory Building in Newport, Rhode Island, opened May 10, 2022; RLMG designed the exhibits, Hadley Exhibits fabricated them, and Electrosonic engineered and integrated the AV and interactive systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.forbes.com/sites/billspringer/2022/09/15/the-sailing-museum-in-newport-rhode-island-is-an-instant-landmark/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/the-sailing-museum", "https://www.rlmg.com/work/the-sailing-museum" ] }, { "id": "sainsbury-centre-building", "name": "Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts", "venue": "sainsbury-centre-for-visual-arts", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1978, "credits": [ { "firm": "foster-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, a 135m glazed steel-lattice building housing the Sainsbury art collection at the University of East Anglia, opened in 1978 — one of Foster + Partners' earliest major public buildings.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sainsbury_Centre_for_Visual_Arts", "https://www.dezeen.com/2019/11/08/norman-foster-sainsbury-centre-for-the-visual-arts-high-tech-architecture/" ] }, { "id": "saint-john-paul-ii-shrine-gift-of-love", "name": "A Gift of Love: The Life of Saint John Paul II", "venue": "saint-john-paul-ii-national-shrine", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"A Gift of Love: The Life of Saint John Paul II,\" a 16,000-square-foot permanent exhibit at the Saint John Paul II National Shrine in Washington, DC, opened October 22, 2014, with exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://catholicphilly.com/2014/10/news/national-news/national-shrine-exhibit-feature-artifacts-insights-about-late-pope/", "https://d-and-p.com/pre-fab-services", "https://www.jp2shrine.org/en/visit/a-gift-of-love.html" ] }, { "id": "saint-thomas-church-bicentennial-exhibition", "name": "Art in the Service of Faith (Bicentennial Exhibition)", "venue": "saint-thomas-church-fifth-avenue", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "firm6", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "role split with Thinc Design not specified by the source", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A bicentennial exhibition at Saint Thomas Church, Fifth Avenue, New York, opened October 12, 2023, ran approximately one year; exhibit design by Thinc Design and Firm6.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.saintthomaschurch.org/" ] }, { "id": "salem-maritime-nhs-derby-wharf-exhibits", "name": "Derby Wharf Interpretive Exhibits", "venue": "salem-maritime-national-historic-site", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "wondercabinet-interpretive-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibit graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mystic-scenic", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "view tubes" ], "summary": "A series of interpretive exhibits transforming Derby Wharf at Salem Maritime National Historic Site in Salem, Massachusetts into an educational corridor spanning five historical eras opened in 2011, with exhibit design by Wondercabinet Interpretive Design, graphics by Proun Design, and fabrication by Mystic Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "Custom illustrated trade cargo groupings, trade maps, and view tubes depict the wharf's evolution from the American Revolution through the Industrial Revolution, with interactive elements for sail furling, compass navigation, semaphore signaling, and knot-tying.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/salem-maritime-national-historic-site", "https://www.nps.gov/sama/" ] }, { "id": "salt-pond-visitor-center-standing-bold-film", "name": "Standing Bold — Cape Cod National Seashore", "venue": "salt-pond-visitor-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "15-minute park orientation film; content development, scriptwriting, software development, graphic/visual design, 3D animation, original filming, aerial drone filming", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "aerial drone cinematography", "3D animation" ], "summary": "\"Standing Bold — Cape Cod National Seashore,\" a 15-minute park orientation film that premiered June 1, 2018 at the Salt Pond Visitor Center in Eastham, Massachusetts (and also shown at the Province Lands Visitor Center in Provincetown), was produced by Northern Light Productions of Boston for the National Park Service — the seashore's first new orientation film since the 1980s.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://nlprod.com/item/cape-cod-national-seashore/", "https://www.nps.gov/caco/learn/news/orientation-movie-2018.htm", "https://www.capecod.com/newscenter/cape-cod-national-seashore-releases-new-orientation-movie/" ] }, { "id": "salvador-dali-museum-ask-dali", "name": "Ask Dalí (Via Artificial Intelligence)", "venue": "salvador-dali-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "goodby-silverstein-and-partners", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "San Francisco advertising/creative agency; built the first edition of the installation. Underlying voice/language models from OpenAI (GPT-4) and ElevenLabs are technology providers, not credited as firms. .\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "generative voice AI" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "Ask Dalí (Via Artificial Intelligence), a permanent installation letting visitors pick up a Lobster Phone-styled handset and ask questions of a recreated \"Salvador Dalí,\" opened April 11, 2024 at the Salvador Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida, built by Goodby Silverstein & Partners.\n", "description": "A generative voice AI trained on Dalí's writings and archival audio answers visitor questions live, rather than matching to pre-recorded clips.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.npr.org/2024/04/21/1246117954/salvador-dali-artificial-intelligence-lobster-telephone-museum", "https://thedali.org/exhibit/ask-dali/" ] }, { "id": "sam-centre-stampede-sensations", "name": "Stampede Sensations", "venue": "sam-centre", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Comprehensive audiovisual solution for a 270-degree immersive 4D cinema (QSC audio, Panasonic projection, Dayton Bass Shaker 4D effects, custom haptic floor, Cisco networking) within the 20,000 sq ft Sam Centre; no other outside design firm named.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "4D cinema", "haptic floor", "edge-matched projection" ], "summary": "\"Stampede Sensations,\" a 270-degree immersive 4D cinema experience at the Calgary Stampede Foundation's Sam Centre in Calgary, Alberta, opened in 2024, with the full audiovisual and show-control system designed and integrated by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/579" ] }, { "id": "samuel-slater-experience-core", "name": "Samuel Slater Experience", "venue": "samuel-slater-experience", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "dmdg2", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "boston-productions-inc", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bowen-technovation", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosk", "immersive projection" ], "summary": "The Samuel Slater Experience, a museum on the life of \"the Father of the American Industrial Revolution,\" opened March 4, 2022 in Webster, Massachusetts; exhibit design by dmdg2, media production by Boston Productions, AV integration by Bowen Technovation.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://whatsupnewp.com/2022/01/samuel-slater-experience-announces-grand-opening-march-4/", "https://www.bowentechnovation.com/projects/samuel-slater-experience/", "https://bostonproductions.com/portfolio/slater/" ] }, { "id": "san-antonio-museum-of-art-adaptive-reuse", "name": "San Antonio Museum of Art (Lone Star Brewery adaptive reuse)", "venue": "san-antonio-museum-of-art", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1981, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The San Antonio Museum of Art opened March 1, 1981 in an adaptive reuse of the former Lone Star Brewery, converting the brewery's crenelated towers into galleries connected by a glass walkway; designed by Cambridge Seven Associates (now CambridgeSeven).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/san-antonio-museum-of-art-adaptive-reuse/", "https://www.samuseum.org/about/our-history/" ] }, { "id": "san-diego-national-wildlife-refuge-visitor-center-core", "name": "San Diego National Wildlife Refuge Visitor and Administrative Facility", "venue": "san-diego-national-wildlife-refuge-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "line-and-space", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The San Diego National Wildlife Refuge Visitor and Administrative Facility, Chula Vista, CA (Sweetwater Marsh unit, US Fish and Wildlife Service), completed 2010, LEED Gold; architecture by Line and Space, per Architizer's independent architecture database and Re-Thinking the Future's independent coverage.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://architizer.com/projects/san-diego-national-wildlife-refuge-complex/", "https://www.re-thinkingthefuture.com/public-building/san-diego-national-wildlife-refuge/" ] }, { "id": "san-diego-zoo-wildlife-explorers-basecamp-exhibits", "name": "Wildlife Explorers Basecamp Interactive Exhibits", "venue": "san-diego-zoo-wildlife-explorers-basecamp", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Over 20 exhibits across the herpetology and invertebrate buildings", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Custom microscope stations, volunteer/docent stations, and digital-signage enclosures", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "note": "Migration full-dome projection experience, Living River LED sculpture animation, and multiple interactive games", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hgw-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect for the herpetology and invertebrate exhibit buildings; collaborated with Ideum on microscope-station design and materials. .", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "elumenati", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Assisted with the full-dome projection system for the Migration experience. .", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "full-dome projection", "LED sculpture", "Unity", "RFID", "custom touch hardware" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment", "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "More than 20 interactive exhibits across the herpetology and invertebrate buildings of the Denny Sanford Wildlife Explorers Basecamp, which opened March 11, 2022, at the San Diego Zoo, were designed, fabricated, and built by Ideum with architecture by HGW Architecture.\n", "description": "Highlights include a full-dome Migration projection experience (with dome-projection assistance from Elumenati) immersing visitors among animated insects; the Living River, a 3,245-LED animated sculpture spanning 1,330 feet of strip lighting through the herpetology building; custom-fabricated microscope stations; a two-screen stick-insect camouflage game; docent-led and self-guided volunteer stations with RFID card switching; and a zoo-wide digital signage system.\n", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/portfolio/san-diego-zoo-exhibition-design", "https://www.arestravel.com/wildlife-explorers-basecamp-opens-march-11-2022-at-the-san-diego-zoo/", "https://hgwarchitecture.com/project/san-diego-zoo-denny-sanford-wildlife-explorers-basecamp/" ] }, { "id": "san-felipe-de-austin-museum-core", "name": "San Felipe de Austin Museum Core Exhibits", "venue": "san-felipe-de-austin-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "howard-plus-revis-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The San Felipe de Austin State Historic Site Museum, on the site of Stephen F. Austin's original Texas colony capital, opened to the public April 27, 2018, with exhibit design by Howard+Revis Design and fabrication by 1220 Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.thc.texas.gov" ] }, { "id": "san-francisco-zoo-south-american-tropical-forest", "name": "South American Tropical Forest and Aviary", "venue": "san-francisco-zoo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ed2-international", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The South American Tropical Forest and Aviary at the San Francisco Zoo, a $5.5M exhibit, opened July 11, 2015; exhibit design by Thinc Design, architecture by ED2 International.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.nbcbayarea.com/" ] }, { "id": "san-jose-museum-of-art-interactive-sound-installation", "name": "Interactive Sound Installation (Rina Banerjee companion piece)", "venue": "san-jose-museum-of-art", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "dome-collective", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive sound experience using RFID technology, built as a companion piece to artist Rina Banerjee's exhibition", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "superbright", "role": "media-design", "note": "Software development", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "RFID", "interactive audio" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "An interactive sound installation at the San José Museum of Art in San Jose, California, opened in 2019 alongside artist Rina Banerjee's exhibition \"Make Me a Summary of the World,\" designed and built by Dome using RFID technology.\n", "description": "Visitors build their own sequence of words into an audio version of magnetic poetry, translated into English, Spanish, and Vietnamese, inspired by Banerjee's concurrent exhibition.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.domecollective.lynnkiang.com/sjma.html", "https://sjmusart.org/exhibition/rina-banerjee-make-me-summary-world" ] }, { "id": "sandy-springs-performing-arts-center-city-springs", "name": "City Springs Civic and Cultural Center", "venue": "sandy-springs-performing-arts-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "ia-interior-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Interior architecture, workplace strategy, and experiential design for the full City Springs civic and cultural center, including the 1,070-seat Byers Theatre, Studio Theatre, and public meeting spaces\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "rosser-international", "role": "architecture", "note": "Base building architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "City Springs, the 200,000 sq ft civic and cultural center anchoring Sandy Springs, Georgia's City Springs mixed-use development, opened in August 2018 with interior architecture and experiential design by IA Interior Architects and base building architecture by Rosser International; it houses municipal government offices alongside the 1,070-seat Byers Theatre and a 350-seat Studio Theatre.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://interiorarchitects.com/projects/sandy-springs-city-center/", "https://www.sandyspringsga.gov/places/sandy-springs-performing-arts-center/", "https://theatrecc.com/our-work/city-springs-performing-arts-center/" ] }, { "id": "sanford-lab-homestake-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Science Research Buried in a Gold Mine", "venue": "sanford-lab-homestake-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Environmental graphics and branding", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dangermond-keane-architecture", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "rbh-media", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV programming and hardware specification", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "formations", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "situ-studio", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Mine model and interpretive ring fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "multiscreen audiovisual", "sculptural kinetic model" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2016, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/sanford-lab-homestake-visitor-center/" } ], "summary": "Science Research Buried in a Gold Mine, the Sanford Lab Homestake Visitor Center in Lead, South Dakota, opened in 2015 to interpret the former Homestake gold mine's conversion into the Sanford Underground Research Facility, with exhibit design, media, signage, and branding by C&G Partners, architecture by Dangermond Keane Architecture, AV integration by RBH Media, and fabrication by Formations and Situ Studio.\n", "description": "The center addresses the challenge that most of the underground research facility is a mile below ground and inaccessible to the public. Centerpiece installations include a sculptural mobile representing all 370 miles of the mine's tunnels and shafts, a 300-foot photographic frieze, a large window overlooking the mine, and The Ross Cage: a vintage elevator cage salvaged from the mine's Ross shaft, repurposed into a multiscreen audiovisual experience simulating a descent to the Lab's 4850 Level featuring conversations among mining engineers, employees, and physicists. The project received an SEGD Merit Award in 2016.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/sanford-lab-homestake-visitor-center/", "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/ross-cage-homestake-mine/", "https://segd.org/projects/sanford-lab-homestake-visitor-center/", "https://sanfordlab.org/slhvc" ] }, { "id": "santa-monica-north-beach-trail-improvements", "name": "Santa Monica North Beach Trail Improvements", "venue": "santa-monica-north-beach-trail", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "swa-group", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "pavement graphics", "wayfinding signage" ], "summary": "The Santa Monica North Beach Trail Improvements, a redesign of a two-mile stretch of the coastal promenade in Santa Monica, California, opened in 2021 with wayfinding and environmental graphics by SWA Group for the City of Santa Monica.\n", "description": "SWA Group introduced \"Metrics of Nature,\" a series of six large-format pavement graphics marking promenade crossings, each depicting a local species (snowy plover, Catalina mariposa lily, El Segundo blue butterfly, coast horned lizard, sea turtle, kelp) at up to 70 feet across, paired with trilingual (English, Spanish, Braille) informational signage. New wayfinding signs elsewhere on the trail direct visitors to destinations including the Santa Monica Pier, Annenberg Community Beach House, and Muscle Beach. This was named 1 of 4 honorees in Communication Arts' 62nd Design Annual (2021), Environmental Graphics category.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.swagroup.com/projects/santa-monica-north-beach-trail-improvements/", "https://www.santamonica.gov/blog/a-wider-safer-beach-trail-for-everyone", "https://www.commarts.com/competition/2021-design" ] }, { "id": "sap-center-nova-pro-led-armrest", "name": "NOVA Pro Permanent LED Armrest Installation", "venue": "sap-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "pixmob", "role": "media-design", "note": "(below 3-project threshold) — permanent wireless RGB LED armrest system installed across arena seating, debuted for San Jose Sharks 2021-22 season opener", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "wireless RGB LED", "synchronized crowd lighting" ], "summary": "SAP Center in San Jose, CA installed PixMob's NOVA Pro permanent LED armrest system across its seating bowl in 2021, becoming the first arena in the world with a permanent in-seat crowd-lighting installation; it debuted for the San Jose Sharks' 2021-22 season-opening game.\n", "description": "Unlike PixMob's better-known temporary wristband deployments for concerts and one-off events, the NOVA Pro is a durable, wirelessly controlled, battery-operated LED unit mounted to each seat armrest, intended to remain in place for a full season (and beyond) rather than be distributed and collected per event.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.nhl.com/sharks/news/sharks-install-pixmob-s-nova-pro-immersive-led-technology-in-arena-327365286", "https://www.livedesignonline.com/news/ldi-gear-nova-pro-led-armrest-pixmob", "https://plsn.com/articles/product-in-focus/pixmob-nova-armrest-for-permanent-installations/" ] }, { "id": "sar-education-center-and-museum-core", "name": "SAR Education Center and Museum", "venue": "sar-education-center-and-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "status": "announced", "year_expected": 2027, "credits": [ { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The SAR Education Center and Museum (Center for Advancing America's Heritage), a renovation of the Fulton Conway Building in Louisville, KY's West Main District; interactive galleries designed by Solid Light. Partial opening targeted July 4, 2026, full completion 2027.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.sarfoundation.org/education/the-sar-museum-and-education-center/", "https://www.sar.org/" ] }, { "id": "sarah-lawrence-college-barbara-walters-campus-center-signage", "name": "Barbara Walters Campus Center Signage & Branding", "venue": "sarah-lawrence-college", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kss-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "building architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphics", "wayfinding signage" ], "summary": "The Barbara Walters Campus Center at Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville, New York, opened August 2019 with a branding and wayfinding signage program designed by C&G Partners for a building designed by KSS Architects.\n", "description": "C&G Partners created a comprehensive branding and wayfinding signage program for the campus center honoring journalist Barbara Walters, drawing on the building's staggered fieldstone, faceted glass, and wood accents, executed on an expedited design/build schedule.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/barbara-walters-campus-center/", "https://www.sarahlawrence.edu/news-events/news/2019-09-06-sarah-lawrence-college-welcomes-students,-opens-new-barbara-walters-campus-center-fs.html" ] }, { "id": "sarofim-hall-core", "name": "Sarofim Hall", "venue": "sarofim-hall-rice", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "jackson-and-ryan", "role": "architecture", "note": "Executive architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ojb", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "threshold-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "threshold-acoustics", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "threshold-acoustics", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theater consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Sarofim Hall, a 94,000 sq ft home for Rice University's Department of Art in Houston, opened September 11, 2025, consolidating scattered visual-arts programs and including the 215-seat Rice Cinema; architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with Jackson & Ryan.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://news.rice.edu/news/2025/rice-opens-sarofim-hall-transformative-new-home-visual-arts", "https://news.rice.edu/news/2025/rice-celebrate-grand-opening-susan-and-fayez-sarofim-hall-sept-11", "https://dsrny.com/project/sarofim-hall" ] }, { "id": "sazerac-house-exhibition", "name": "Sazerac House", "venue": "sazerac-house", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "trapolin-peer", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "history-associates", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Content research and writing", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media" ], "summary": "Sazerac House, a brand experience center tracing the origins of New Orleans cocktail culture, opened in 2019 at the corner of Magazine and Canal Streets in New Orleans, with historic-building architecture by Trapolin-Peer and exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/sazerac/" ] }, { "id": "sc-johnson-fortaleza-hall-core", "name": "Fortaleza Hall", "venue": "sc-johnson-fortaleza-hall", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "foster-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Fortaleza Hall at S.C. Johnson's headquarters campus in Racine, WI opened 2010; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, architecture by Foster + Partners.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.designcurial.com/" ] }, { "id": "scad-scadstory", "name": "SCADstory", "venue": "savannah-college-of-art-and-design", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "content-production", "note": "Concept development, design detail, production, immersive media production, fabrication, technical systems, and installation and integration.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "theatrical design", "immersive media" ], "summary": "SCADstory, an immersive theatrical experience celebrating SCAD founder Paula Wallace at the Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Georgia, opened in April 2019, created by BRC Imagination Arts.\n", "description": "The experience guides visitors through vignettes spanning four decades of the institution's history, incorporating work from 25 SCAD degree programs. It won a CODAworx Top 100 Projects recognition (2021).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.brcweb.com/project/scadstory/" ] }, { "id": "schisler-museum-core", "name": "Schisler Museum of Wildlife & Natural History", "venue": "schisler-museum-of-wildlife-and-natural-history", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-design-minds", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mksd-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Schisler Museum of Wildlife & Natural History, in East Stroudsburg University's Hoeffner Science and Technology Center, opened to the public April 2, 2016; exhibit design by The Design Minds, architecture by MKSD Architects, fabrication by Explus.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.explusinc.com/portfolio.html", "https://www.esu.edu/" ] }, { "id": "science-center-of-iowa-cosmic-playlist", "name": "Cosmic Playlist", "venue": "science-center-of-iowa", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive kiosk system letting visitors curate their own planetarium show", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cosm", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Planetarium dome technology provider", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosk", "dome theater projection" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "Cosmic Playlist, an interactive planetarium pre-show kiosk system at the Science Center of Iowa in Des Moines, opened in 2024; RLMG designed the software letting visitors personalize their Star Theater show, working with dome technology provider Cosm.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/cosmic-playlist" ] }, { "id": "science-gallery-london-building", "name": "Science Gallery London", "venue": "science-gallery-london", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "lts-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arup", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Science Gallery London, a venue for exhibitions and events at the intersection of art and science, opened September 2018 in a renovated Grade II*-listed building; Arup Lighting designed the venue's exhibition spaces, theatre, cafe, and public square.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.arup.com/projects/science-gallery-london" ] }, { "id": "science-history-institute-object-explorer", "name": "Object Explorer", "venue": "science-history-institute", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Two-story, 8-display media wall", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive table with 3D-object-recognition", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "potion-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Co-developer of the Object Explorer", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "object recognition", "media wall" ], "summary": "The Object Explorer, a two-story media wall and object-recognition interactive table, opened as part of the Science History Institute's refreshed permanent exhibition on July 1, 2021 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; developed by Electrosonic and Potion Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/science-history-institute", "https://www.sciencehistory.org/museum/object-explorer", "https://www.sciencehistory.org/about/press/science-history-institutes-museum-to-reopen-july-1/" ] }, { "id": "science-museum-london-chrome-web-lab", "name": "Chrome Web Lab", "venue": "science-museum-london", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "tellart", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Engineered and produced the exhibition's hardware and software", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "google-creative-lab", "role": "media-design", "note": "Co-creator of the UX/experience design, per Tellart's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "giant robotic/mechanical \"experiments\"", "real-time web-activity visualization" ], "summary": "Chrome Web Lab, a year-long exhibition making the mechanics of the internet physically tangible through giant robotic experiments, opened July 19, 2012 at the Science Museum in London, produced by Tellart with Google Creative Lab.\n", "description": "Visitors interacted with five large-scale physical machines — including a giant Etch A Sketch-style drawing arm and a mechanical orchestra — each driven in real time by web activity from around the world; the exhibition drew roughly 500,000 visitors over its year-long run.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.tellart.com/projects/chrome-web-lab-making-the-internet-physical/", "https://ciid.dk/tellart-google-chrome-web-lab-exhibition/" ] }, { "id": "science-museum-london-mathematics-winton-gallery", "name": "Mathematics — The Winton Gallery", "venue": "science-museum-london", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "zaha-hadid-architects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "widely reported as exhibition designer, not independently confirmed in this pass", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arup", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Mathematics — The Winton Gallery, a permanent gallery at London's Science Museum, opened December 2016; Arup provided lighting design consultancy for the space.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.consultancy.uk/news/12938/arup-provides-lighting-design-consultancy-for-the-science-museum" ] }, { "id": "science-museum-london-medicine-wellcome-galleries-touch-tables", "name": "Medicine: The Wellcome Galleries — Custom Touch Tables", "venue": "science-museum-london", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Designed and fabricated two custom 86-inch touch tables (Colossus screens, custom bases/tops)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "multitouch table" ], "summary": "Two custom 86-inch touch tables for the \"Medicine: The Wellcome Galleries\" exhibition at the Science Museum in London, UK, designed and fabricated by Ideum in 2019.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/news/custom-touch-tables-at-science-museum-london" ] }, { "id": "science-world-vancouver-dome-lighting", "name": "Dome Exterior Lighting Revitalization", "venue": "science-world-vancouver", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Redesigned and installed the exterior architectural lighting of the Bruno Freschi-designed geodesic dome (built for Expo 86), using 3D modeling and real-time rendering to map new lighting fixtures across the dome's structure; no other outside design firm named.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "architectural LED lighting" ], "summary": "The exterior lighting revitalization of Science World's landmark geodesic dome in Vancouver, British Columbia, launched August 10, 2023, was designed, supplied, and programmed entirely by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/402" ] }, { "id": "science-world-vancouver-dome-lightshow", "name": "Science World Dome Lightshow", "venue": "science-world-vancouver", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Commissioned the controls and developed creative content for the dome's 391 full-color LED luminaire retrofit, including custom pixel-mapping software and a wireless smartphone/tablet app letting visitors select pre-programmed dome light shows.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "custom LED pixel-mapping software", "wireless interactive smartphone/tablet app" ], "summary": "Following Science World's 2009 exterior retrofit of its geodesic dome with 391 full-color LED luminaires, Eos Lightmedia created and programmed, completed 2010, custom pixel-mapping software and an interactive smartphone/tablet app for the dome at TELUS World of Science in Vancouver, BC, delivering ten dynamic light shows including holiday and event-specific displays.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/91" ] }, { "id": "science-world-vancouver-molly-of-denali", "name": "Animation Adventure with Molly of Denali", "venue": "science-world-vancouver", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "Content and software design/integration for a multi-room immersive exhibition in the Creative Technology Gallery — interactive storytelling, hands-on kiosks, and a 360-degree immersive environment across three rooms (Dream, Build, Play), developed with Indigenous cultural advisors.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks", "projection" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "Animation Adventure with Molly of Denali, an interactive exhibition in Science World's Creative Technology Gallery designed by Moment Factory using content from GBH and Atomic Cartoons' animated series, opened in Vancouver, British Columbia, in 2025.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/animation-adventure-with-molly-of-denali", "https://www.scienceworld.ca" ] }, { "id": "scott-visitor-center-core", "name": "Scott Visitor Center", "venue": "scott-visitor-center-summit-bechtel", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "bnim", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lake-flato-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Co-architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "volume-inc", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studio-terpeluk", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited as \"Delphi Productions\" (pre-2009 firm name) on SEGD's award page", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2017, "source": "https://segd.org/boy-scout-scott-visitor-center" } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Scott Visitor Center at the Boy Scouts of America's Summit Bechtel Reserve in Glen Jean, West Virginia, opened 2014; architecture by BNIM with Lake|Flato Architects, exhibit design by Volume Inc. and Studio Terpeluk, fabrication by Group Delphi (credited as Delphi Productions).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/boy-scout-scott-visitor-center", "https://www.bnim.com/project/scott-visitor-center-summit-bechtel-scout-reserve", "https://volumesf.com/work/boy-scout-visitor-center/" ] }, { "id": "scottsdale-waterfront-molecules", "name": "Molecules", "venue": "scottsdale-waterfront", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "mirrored icosahedral panels", "voice-reactive LED lighting" ], "summary": "Molecules, a series of five interactive water-molecule sculptures along the Arizona Canal, was designed and fabricated by The Urban Conga for Scottsdale Arts' Canal Convergence festival (Scottsdale, AZ), opening November 2024.\n", "description": "A temporary festival installation (Canal Convergence, Nov. 8-17, 2024) reflecting daylight and landscape by day and responding to visitor voices with internal LED lighting by night.\n", "sources": [ "https://canalconvergence.com/2024/07/18/canal-convergence-2024-announcement/", "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/molecules", "https://www.v2com-newswire.com/en/newsroom/categories/multimedia-design/press-kits/5595-10/molecules-a-series-of-interactive-water-molecules-rising-up-from-the-arizona-canal-sparking-a-connection-between-visitors-and-the-surrounding-environment-through-light-and-sound" ] }, { "id": "scripps-earth-exploration-center-exhibits", "name": "Scripps Earth Exploration Center (SEEC)", "venue": "scripps-earth-exploration-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Scripps Earth Exploration Center (SEEC), an 87,500-square-foot expansion of an oceanography visitor facility into a full Earth systems science center at Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, CA, opened in 2013, designed by Thinc Design.\n", "description": "The exhibits use dynamic categories of investigation drawn from current research to highlight connections between Earth systems and their impact on people and society, moving away from traditional discipline-based organization.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/scripps-earth-exploration-center" ] }, { "id": "sdge-resilience-zone-core", "name": "The Resilience Zone", "venue": "sdge-resilience-zone", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Trivium's own site claims full design/production credit; Storyline Studio's own site separately claims comprehensive interior/exhibition/graphics/fabrication-supervision scope on the same project. Both firms' claims kept as parallel credits pending clearer role attribution rather than picked unilaterally.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "storyline-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "See note on Trivium Interactive's credit above", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cinnabar", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Resilience Zone, a wildfire and climate resilience experience center for San Diego Gas & Electric, opened October 24, 2024; exhibition design credited by both Trivium Interactive and Storyline Studio (via each firm's own project page), content production by Cinnabar, AV engineering by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.sdge.com/" ] }, { "id": "seaglass-carousel-core", "name": "SeaGlass Carousel", "venue": "seaglass-carousel", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "wxy-architecture", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "george-tsypin-opera-factory", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Production design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "SeaGlass Carousel, a immersive fish-themed carousel pavilion at The Battery, New York, NY, opened 2015; architecture by WXY Architecture + Urban Design, production design by George Tsypin Opera Factory, per the carousel's own team page and independent coverage (Architect Magazine, The Architect's Newspaper).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.seaglasscarousel.nyc/seaglass-team/", "https://www.architectmagazine.com/Design/seaglass-carousel-by-wxy-architecture-urban-design-opens_o" ] }, { "id": "seattle-aquarium-ocean-pavilion-exhibition", "name": "Ocean Pavilion — Aquarium Exhibition Design", "venue": "seattle-aquarium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition planning and design for the Ocean Pavilion's marine habitats, including the Reef habitat and Coral Triangle exhibits\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive 360-degree media", "interactive media" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The Ocean Pavilion, a 50,000-square-foot aquarium expansion at the Seattle Aquarium in Seattle, WA, opened August 29, 2024, with exhibition design by Thinc Design and architecture by LMN Architects.\n", "description": "The pavilion houses three marine habitats with nearly 500,000 gallons of water and roughly 3,500 animals and plants, spanning Salish Sea species to Coral Triangle biodiversity, developed in collaboration with aquarium staff and Indigenous advisors. This record covers the aquarium's interior exhibition design; see the related record for the rooftop park's interpretive signage (Studio Matthews).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/seattle-aquarium", "https://www.seattleaquarium.org/press-release/seattle-aquariums-new-ocean-pavilion-opens-august-29/" ] }, { "id": "seattle-aquarium-ocean-pavilion-interpretation", "name": "Ocean Pavilion — Rooftop Interpretation", "venue": "seattle-aquarium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-communications-ltd", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed interpretive panels for the Seattle Aquarium's Ocean Pavilion rooftop park and Overlook Walk, which opened August 29, 2024, with architecture by LMN Architects.\n", "description": "Sandblasted ecological artwork depicts the Salish Sea, native plant life, the original shoreline, and marine wildlife. Landscape architecture by Field Operations.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.seattleaquarium.org/press-release/seattle-aquariums-new-ocean-pavilion-opens-august-29/", "https://studiomatthews.com/project/ocean-pavilion/" ] }, { "id": "seattle-aquarium-pier-59-60-renovation", "name": "Pier 59/60 Renovation and Expansion", "venue": "seattle-aquarium", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "mithun", "role": "architecture", "note": "Interior architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bios-llc", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation and expansion of the Seattle Aquarium's Pier 59/60, reopened June 22, 2007; architecture by Mithun, aquarium/exhibit design by BIOS LLC. Distinct from the later Ocean Pavilion project (2024, LMN Architects).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archpaper.com/", "https://www.historylink.org/" ] }, { "id": "seattle-art-museum-downtown-building", "name": "Seattle Art Museum (downtown building)", "venue": "seattle-art-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1991, "credits": [ { "firm": "venturi-scott-brown", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "note": "Associate architect of record (then Olson Sundberg Architects)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Seattle Art Museum's downtown building opened December 5, 1991; design architecture by Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, with Olson Kundig (then Olson Sundberg Architects) as associate architect of record.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.historylink.org/", "https://sah-archipedia.org/" ] }, { "id": "seattle-art-museum-mirror", "name": "Mirror", "venue": "seattle-art-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "av-c", "role": "media-design", "note": "Design, programming, and installation of the facade artwork, in collaboration with artist Doug Aitken", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED facade display", "real-time data visualization" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "summary": "Mirror, a permanent architectural media artwork by artist Doug Aitken on the facade of the Seattle Art Museum, was unveiled March 24, 2013; AV&C collaborated with Aitken on the design, programming, and installation of the system, which algorithmically recombines footage of Seattle using live weather, tide, and pedestrian data.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.av-controls.com/mirror", "https://art.seattleartmuseum.org/objects/38896/mirror", "https://www.complex.com/style/2013/03/the-seattle-art-museum-will-show-permanent-facade-installation-mirror-by-doug-aitken" ] }, { "id": "seattle-art-museum-porcelain-room-digital-id", "name": "Digital ID System: SAM's Porcelain Room", "venue": "seattle-art-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A unified touch-based digital labeling system for over 1,000 unlabeled objects in the Seattle Art Museum's Porcelain Room, designed by Belle & Wissell, launched in 2020, including a touchless mode developed during the pandemic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/sam-saam-system/" ] }, { "id": "seattle-art-museum-set-the-table", "name": "Set the Table For SAM", "venue": "seattle-art-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed \"Set the Table For SAM,\" an experiential fundraising dinner installation, completed in 2015, at the Seattle Art Museum's Olympic Sculpture Park themed around pollinator conservation, in collaboration with Pollinator Pathway inventor Sarah Bergmann.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/set-the-table-for-sam/" ] }, { "id": "seattle-asian-art-museum-ceramic-room-digital-id", "name": "Digital ID System: SAAM's Ceramic Room", "venue": "seattle-asian-art-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A companion digital labeling system for the newly reopened Ceramic Room at the Seattle Asian Art Museum, designed by Belle & Wissell, launched in 2020 alongside SAAM's February 2020 renovation reopening.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/sam-saam-system/", "https://www.dezeen.com/2020/02/03/lmn-architects-asian-art-museum-seattle/" ] }, { "id": "seattle-asian-art-museum-renovation", "name": "Seattle Asian Art Museum Renovation", "venue": "seattle-asian-art-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Seattle Asian Art Museum, in the city's Volunteer Park, reopened February 8, 2020 after a renovation and expansion by LMN Architects — its first major update since 1933 — with exhibit lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "The project restored the museum's original 1933 Art Deco structure, modernized galleries, and added a 13,905-square-foot wing containing a new gallery, community meeting room, and offices, while strengthening the building's connection to Volunteer Park through a new Park Lobby and an enhanced Fuller Garden Court.\n", "sources": [ "https://lmnarchitects.com/project/seattle-asian-art-museum", "https://www.dezeen.com/2020/02/03/lmn-architects-asian-art-museum-seattle/", "https://www.archdaily.com/933224/seattle-asian-art-museum-lmn-architects" ] }, { "id": "seattle-asian-art-museum-wayfinding", "name": "Wayfinding", "venue": "seattle-asian-art-museum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Corroborated only moderately — via general renovation coverage, not a source that explicitly names Studio Matthews specifically; flag for a direct check against LMN Architects' own project page before treating as fully confirmed\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A signage and wayfinding system for the renovated Seattle Asian Art Museum, completed 2019 alongside the LMN Architects-led renovation; graphics and wayfinding attributed to Studio Matthews.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.metropolismag.com/" ] }, { "id": "seattle-center-armory-renovation", "name": "The Armory Renovation (Phase 1)", "venue": "seattle-center-armory", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "graham-baba-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Phase 1", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Branding, interpretation, and wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation and rebranding of Seattle Center's Armory building into a food-hall/civic gathering space, opened 2012; architecture by Graham Baba Architects, branding and wayfinding by Studio Matthews.\n", "description": "A distinct Phase 2 refresh occurred in 2021 under a different architect; this record covers Phase 1 only.\n", "sources": [ "https://grahambaba.com/the-armory", "https://studiomatthews.com/project/seattle-center-armory/", "https://www.seattlemet.com/eat-and-drink/2012/07/slide-show-inside-seattle-center-armory-july-2012" ] }, { "id": "seattle-central-library-visitor-center", "name": "Visitor Center Exhibit", "venue": "seattle-central-library", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Enclosure design and ADA accessibility for the orientation stations", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "note": "UI/UX design, 3D building model, and interactive touchscreen stations", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreens", "3D building model", "StoryCorps recorded oral histories" ], "summary": "The Visitor Center Exhibit at Seattle's Central Library, designed by Belle & Wissell for the Seattle Public Library and Seattle Public Library Foundation, opened in 2014 to mark the tenth anniversary of the Rem Koolhaas/LMN-designed building, using \"Look\" and \"Learn\" interactive stations to orient visitors to the library's history and architecture.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/libraryexhibit/", "http://www.bwco.info/2015/03/central-library-visitor-center-celebrates-seattle-public-library-history-and-achievements/", "https://www.edrealita.com/seattle-public-library" ] }, { "id": "seattle-childrens-building-care-wayfinding", "name": "Seattle Children's Building Care — Wayfinding", "venue": "seattle-childrens-building-care", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-sc", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "zgf-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "illustrated wayfinding map", "environmental murals" ], "summary": "Seattle Children's Building Care, a 479,000-square-foot diagnostic and treatment facility designed by ZGF Architects, opened in June 2022 with a Pacific Northwest-themed wayfinding program (Forest, Mountain, River, Ocean zones) and murals designed by Studio SC.\n", "description": "Studio SC simplified the hospital's navigation from six zones to four, each named and color-coded to a Pacific Northwest landscape, with floor-to-ceiling murals and an illustrated \"Discovery Trail\" map and 3D diorama at the main entrance.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.zgf.com/work/4266-seattle-children-s-building-care-diagnostic-and-treatment-facility", "https://www.commarts.com/project/17794/seattle-children-s-hospital", "https://www.aia.org/design-excellence/award-winners/seattle-childrens-building-care-diagnostic-treatment-facility" ] }, { "id": "seattle-convention-center-summit-building-wayfinding", "name": "Seattle Convention Center, Summit Building — Wayfinding", "venue": "seattle-convention-center-summit-building", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "graham-baba-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Associate architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "walton-signage", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "sculptural dimensional letterforms" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2023, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/seattle-convention-center-summit-building/" } ], "summary": "The wayfinding and storytelling program for the Seattle Convention Center's Summit Building, a 575,000-square-foot expansion in downtown Seattle designed by LMN Architects with Graham Baba Architects, opened in January 2023; Studio Matthews designed sculptural, content-filled floor numerals in the building's glass-enclosed stair that narrate Pacific Northwest industries (timber, maritime, aviation, music, technology) level by level.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/seattle-convention-center-summit-building/", "https://studiomatthews.com/project/seattle-conv-ctr/", "https://lmnarchitects.com/project/washington-state-convention-center-addition" ] }, { "id": "seattle-opera-center-core", "name": "Seattle Opera at the Center", "venue": "seattle-opera-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Seattle Opera at the Center, a 105,000 sq ft LEED Silver building at Seattle Center, opened 2018; architecture by NBBJ.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://pcad.lib.washington.edu/" ] }, { "id": "seattle-opera-center-king-fm-donor-entrance", "name": "Classical KING FM — Donor Recognition & Entrance Graphics", "venue": "seattle-opera-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northwest-sign-and-design", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed music-inspired donor recognition and entrance graphics for Classical KING FM's studios at Seattle Opera Center, including a composer timeline built from CD cases and discs.\n", "description": "KING FM relocated its studios into the Seattle Opera Center, sharing the building with Seattle Opera, beginning broadcasts from the new space in February 2020.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.broadwayworld.com/seattle/article/Seattle-Opera-Welcomes-Classical-KING-FM-981-at-New-Opera-Center-Home-20200225", "https://studiomatthews.com/project/king-fm/" ] }, { "id": "seattle-waterfront-park-donor-recognition", "name": "Waterfront Park Donor Recognition", "venue": "seattle-waterfront-park", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-communications-ltd", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed donor recognition signage, completed in 2026, for Seattle's Waterfront Park, fabricated in weathering corten steel and wood to patina alongside the landscape, for client Friends of Waterfront Park.\n", "description": "Landscape architecture by Field Operations. Fabrication by Design Communications Ltd.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/donor-recognition/" ] }, { "id": "seattle-waterfront-park-pier-62", "name": "Pier 62, Waterfront Park", "venue": "seattle-waterfront-park", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed brand, interpretive signage, and wayfinding, completed in 2021, for Pier 62, an early-phase element of Seattle's Waterfront Park redevelopment replacing an elevated 1960s highway, for Seattle's Office of the Waterfront.\n", "description": "Landscape design by James Corner Field Operations; fabrication by Rainier Industries; programming and maintenance partnership with Friends of the Waterfront.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/pier-62-waterfront-park/" ] }, { "id": "seattle-waterfront-park-shoreline-alley", "name": "Shoreline Alley", "venue": "seattle-waterfront-park", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Shoreline Alley, an interpretive installation in Seattle's Pioneer Square reconnecting residents to the city's original shoreline, was completed in 2025, designed by Studio Matthews for client MIG as part of the Waterfront Park program.\n", "description": "Features custom paving patterns tracing the historical shoreline, native plantings with etched wooden kick rails, and interpretive panels on Indigenous plant technologies. Landscape architecture by MIG; fabrication by Knight Signs.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/shoreline-alley/" ] }, { "id": "seattle-waterfront-park-storytelling-wayfinding", "name": "Seattle Waterfront Park — Storytelling, Wayfinding & Branding", "venue": "seattle-waterfront-park", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Studio Matthews developed the storytelling strategy, wayfinding, and branding, completed in 2025, for Seattle's 20-acre Waterfront Park, built after removal of the elevated Alaskan Way Viaduct, for the City of Seattle's Office of the Waterfront.\n", "description": "The program addresses the layered history, culture, ecology, geology, and communities of the waterfront. Landscape architecture by Field Operations (James Corner Field Operations); fabrication by Knight Signs.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/waterfront-park/" ] }, { "id": "seaworld-orlando-infinity-falls", "name": "Infinity Falls", "venue": "seaworld-orlando", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "architecture", "note": "Queue and ride-experience architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "nassal", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Rockwork", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Infinity Falls, a river-rapids ride at SeaWorld Orlando, opened October 4, 2018; queue and ride-experience architecture by PGAV Destinations, rockwork fabrication by Nassal.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.pcl.com/us/en/our-work/infinity-falls-at-seaworld-orlando", "https://blooloop.com/" ] }, { "id": "seaworld-san-diego-jewels-of-the-sea", "name": "Jewels of the Sea: The Jellyfish Experience", "venue": "seaworld-san-diego", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "master-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "avi-spl", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AVI-SPL's XTG (Experience Technology Group) division engineered the AV system (audio, control, and the 360-degree LED video wall) for the Medusa Gallery.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "curved LED video wall", "360-degree immersive media room", "Q-SYS audio/control platform", "responsive lighting synced to media and live tanks" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "platforms": [ "q-sys" ], "summary": "\"Jewels of the Sea: The Jellyfish Experience,\" an 18-aquarium jellyfish exhibit built inside a repurposed ride building at SeaWorld San Diego in San Diego, California, opened March 15, 2025; design by PGAV Destinations with AV integration (360-degree LED video wall and show control for the Medusa Gallery) by AVI-SPL's XTG team.\n", "description": "The exhibit spans three galleries -- Realm of the Jellies, Jellyfish Passage, and the central Medusa Gallery -- featuring nine jellyfish species across 18 aquariums, including 10 circular tanks integrated directly into curved LED video walls. The Medusa Gallery combines a three-sided LED video wall with a custom show-control system synchronizing video, audio, and live-tank lighting. The exhibit drew more than 100,000 visitors in its first 90 days.\n", "sources": [ "https://pgavdestinations.com/project/jewels-of-the-sea-the-jellyfish-experience-sea-world-san-diego/", "https://unitedparks.com/media/press-releases/seaworld-san-diego-debuts-a-one-of-a-kind-wonder-jewels-of-the-sea-the-ultimate-jellyfish-experience/", "https://www.aza.org/connect-stories/stories/all-new-jewels-of-the-sea-the-jellyfish-experience-at-seaworld-san-diego", "https://avispl.com/xtg/our-work/seaworld/", "https://seaworld.com/san-diego/animals/the-jellyfish-experience/" ] }, { "id": "seaworld-yas-island-core", "name": "SeaWorld Yas Island Core Exhibits", "venue": "seaworld-yas-island", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Creative consultant and animal-habitat designer, decade-long engagement 2013-2023", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "SeaWorld Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, opened May 23, 2023, with PGAV Destinations serving as creative consultant and animal-habitat designer.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://pgavdestinations.com/project/seaworld-yas-island-abu-dhabi/" ] }, { "id": "selma-interpretive-center-way-to-freedom-film", "name": "The Way to Freedom: Selma and the Making of a Movement", "venue": "selma-interpretive-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "23-minute park film; scriptwriting, original 4K filming, and aerial drone cinematography", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "aerial drone cinematography", "4K filming" ], "summary": "\"The Way to Freedom: Selma and the Making of a Movement,\" a 2020 park orientation film shown at the Selma Interpretive Center in Selma, Alabama, was produced by Northern Light Productions for the National Park Service's Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail.\n", "description": "The film tells the story of the 1965 Selma voting-rights movement through interviews with participants who were teenagers at the time, combined with archival footage. Northern Light Productions has also produced an earlier Selma to Montgomery Trail film, \"Never Lose Sight of Freedom\" (2006, credited to NPS Harpers Ferry Center), shown at the Lowndes Interpretive Center; that earlier film is a separate production and is not part of this record.\n", "sources": [ "https://nlprod.com/item/selma-to-montgomery-national-historic-trail/", "https://www.nps.gov/semo/learn/photosmultimedia/the-way-to-freedom.htm", "https://www.zinnedproject.org/materials/the-way-to-freedom-nps-selma/" ] }, { "id": "seneca-art-and-culture-center-at-ganondagan-exhibits", "name": "Seneca Art & Culture Center Exhibits", "venue": "seneca-art-and-culture-center-at-ganondagan", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "francois-de-menil", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Interpretive exhibits at the Seneca Art & Culture Center at Ganondagan in Victor, New York, a historic 17th-century Seneca town site, opened 2015; exhibit design by Amaze Design, with architecture by François de Menil and fabrication by Explus.\n", "description": "Ganondagan was once the principal and largest town of the Seneca people, with approximately 4,500 residents and 150 bark structures; the center provides year-round programming, education, and interpretation of Seneca and Iroquois heritage.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/ganondagan-4k6td-7nj23", "https://www.governor.ny.gov/news/governor-cuomo-announces-opening-seneca-art-culture-center-ganondagan-state-historic-site" ] }, { "id": "seoul-international-garden-show-urban-retreat", "name": "Urban Retreat", "venue": "seoul-international-garden-show", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Competition entry garden with a Reading Nook, Reflection Space, Tea Pavilion, and Nap Hill, designed around COVID-era social distancing", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Urban Retreat, a garden installation at the Seoul International Garden Show 2020 in Seoul, South Korea, designed by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/urban-retreat" ] }, { "id": "sequoia-kings-canyon-wilderness-videos", "name": "Wilderness Practices Video Series", "venue": "sequoia-kings-canyon-national-parks", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "content-production", "note": "Five live-action/animated videos on responsible wilderness practices; no external partners named", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "live-action video", "animation" ], "summary": "A series of five educational videos on responsible wilderness practices for visitors to Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks in California was produced in 2018; RLMG scripted, shot, animated, and produced the videos.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/sequoia-and-kings-canyon-national-park" ] }, { "id": "serpentine-north-echoes-of-the-earth", "name": "Echoes of the Earth: Living Archive", "venue": "serpentine-north", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "refik-anadol-studio", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "AI-generated immersive media works built on a generative model trained on ecological and rainforest data.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "machine-learning generative media", "immersive projection" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "\"Echoes of the Earth: Living Archive,\" a temporary exhibition by Refik Anadol Studio at Serpentine North in London, ran from February 16 to April 7, 2024, presenting AI-generated media works trained on ecological data.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.serpentinegalleries.org/whats-on/refik-anadol-echoes-of-the-earth-living-archive/", "https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2024/04/05/on-process-refik-anadol-seeks-to-demystify-ai-art-by-showing-how-it-is-put-together" ] }, { "id": "seward-house-museum-forged-in-freedom", "name": "Forged in Freedom: The Bond of the Seward-Tubman Families", "venue": "seward-house-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Forged in Freedom: The Bond of the Seward-Tubman Families,\" an exhibit on the relationship between the Seward and Tubman families at the Seward House Museum in Auburn, New York, opened in 2019; exhibit design by Peter Hyde Design.\n", "description": "Drawing on original historical research by the Seward House Museum, the exhibit centers on Margaret Stewart, Harriet Tubman's niece, who was brought to Auburn and cared for by the Seward family in 1862, and explores the interconnected histories of the two families.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.peterhydedesign.com/projects/forged-in-freedom-the-bond-of-the-seward-tubman-families/", "https://sewardhouse.org/exhibitions/current-exhibitions/forged-freedom-bond-seward-tubman-families" ] }, { "id": "sf-marin-food-bank-marin-welcome-center", "name": "SF-Marin Food Bank, Marin Welcome Center", "venue": "sf-marin-food-bank", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "note": "Interior architecture for the distribution center and welcome center", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Large-scale graphics and exhibits humanizing food insecurity for visitors", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "one-hat-one-hand", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "large-format environmental graphics" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award (Placemaking)", "year": 2021, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/sf-marin-food-bank-welcome-center/" } ], "summary": "The Marin Welcome Center, a public-facing exhibit and graphics program within the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank's relocated Marin distribution facility, opened April 2020 in San Rafael, California, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.\n", "description": "Located within a nondescript business-park warehouse that restricted exterior branding, the welcome center uses large-scale graphics and exhibits inside the building to create a sense of place and build visitor understanding of and empathy for food insecurity. The project won a 2021 SEGD Global Design Award Merit Award in the Placemaking and Identity category.\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/sf-marin-food-bank-welcome-center/", "https://www.som.com/projects/marin-food-bank/" ] }, { "id": "sfjazz-center-av-systems", "name": "SFJAZZ Center (Miner Auditorium & Building AV Systems)", "venue": "sfjazz-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Full building AV incl. Miner Auditorium performance/recording systems, deployable projection screen, Joe Henderson Lab, backstage/admin paging.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mark-cavagnero-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "auerbach-pollock-friedlander", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theatrical consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sia-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Sam Berkow", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "SFJAZZ Center, the first free-standing US building purpose-built for jazz performance and education, opened in San Francisco's Hayes Valley in January 2013, designed by Mark Cavagnero Associates with AV systems integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/sf-jazz-center/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SFJAZZ_Center" ] }, { "id": "sfmoma-environmental-wayfinding", "name": "Environmental Wayfinding and Signage Program", "venue": "sfmoma", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "SOM Graphics + Brand Studio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "An environmental wayfinding and signage program at SFMOMA, completed 2016 coinciding with the museum's Snøhetta-designed expansion; design by SOM Graphics + Brand Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.som.com/" ] }, { "id": "sfmoma-expansion", "name": "SFMOMA Expansion", "venue": "sfmoma", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Snøhetta's approximately 235,000-square-foot expansion of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, adding roughly 142,000 square feet of new gallery and public space contiguous with the existing 1995 Mario Botta-designed building, opened to the public May 14, 2016.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.snohetta.com/projects/san-francisco-museum-of-modern-art", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Francisco_Museum_of_Modern_Art" ] }, { "id": "sfmoma-far-out-suits-habs-labs", "name": "Far Out: Suits, Habs, and Labs for Outer Space", "venue": "sfmoma", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "sfmoma-design-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "in-house exhibition design team", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "custom vitrines", "large-format graphics" ], "summary": "Far Out: Suits, Habs, and Labs for Outer Space, a temporary exhibition on space suit and habitat design, opened at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art on July 20, 2019, exhibition design by SFMOMA's in-house design studio; it received a 2020 SEGD Global Design Award Merit Award in the Exhibition category.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/far-out-suits-habs-and-labs-outer-space", "https://www.sfmoma.org/exhibition/far-out-suits-habs-and-labs-for-outer-space/" ] }, { "id": "sfmoma-gallery-218", "name": "Painting and Sculpture Interpretive Gallery", "venue": "sfmoma", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "note": "Wall and Table interactive experiences, including Eyes-Free audio accessibility mode", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive and environmental design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "A/V hardware integrator", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreens", "digital table displays", "audio-based accessibility mode", "museum collection API integration" ], "summary": "The Painting and Sculpture Interpretive Gallery, a permanent interactive gallery in Gallery 218 at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, opened in May 2016 as part of SFMOMA's expansion; Belle & Wissell and Second Story designed the Wall and Table interactive experiences, later adding an Eyes-Free audio accessibility mode.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.sfmoma.org/press/release/new-sfmoma-announces-transformed-digital-strategy/", "https://bwco.info/work/gallery218/", "https://bwco.info/2020/09/belle-wissell-helps-sfmoma-go-eyes-free/" ] }, { "id": "sfmoma-garry-winogrand-8mm-films", "name": "Garry Winogrand 8mm Films Kiosk", "venue": "sfmoma", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosk" ], "summary": "An interactive kiosk presenting Garry Winogrand's 8mm films, premiered at SFMOMA in 2013 as part of a Winogrand retrospective; media design by Ideum.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.sfmoma.org/", "https://ideum.com/" ] }, { "id": "sfmoma-how-wine-became-modern", "name": "How Wine Became Modern: Design + Wine 1976 to Now", "venue": "sfmoma", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"How Wine Became Modern: Design + Wine 1976 to Now,\" a temporary exhibition at SFMOMA in San Francisco, opened November 2010; exhibit design by Diller Scofidio + Renfro.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.sfmoma.org/exhibition/how-wine-became-modern", "https://dsrny.com/project/how-wine-became-modern" ] }, { "id": "sfmoma-magritte-interpretive-gallery", "name": "René Magritte — The Fifth Season, Interpretive Gallery", "venue": "sfmoma", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "frog", "role": "media-design", "note": "Designed and developed the AR interpretive gallery, collaborating with SFMOMA's curatorial, digital, marketing, exhibitions, and visitor experience teams", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "depth-sensing cameras", "motion-tracking technology", "real-time 3D graphics" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Gold, AR, VR, and Mixed Reality", "year": 2019, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-program/2019-muse-award-winners/" } ], "summary": "The Magritte Interpretive Gallery, an augmented-reality installation designed and developed by frog for SFMOMA's \"René Magritte: The Fifth Season\" exhibition (San Francisco, May 19–October 28, 2018), used depth-sensing and motion-tracking cameras to power six AR \"digital windows\" inspired by the window motif in Magritte's paintings, in which visitors' reflections behaved unexpectedly or opened into alternate-reality scenes.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.frog.co/press-release/ysfmoma-and-frog-bring-rene-magrittes-late-career-work-to-life", "https://www.sfmoma.org/press/release/magritte-enchanted-domain/", "https://segd.org/projects/rene-magritte-fifth-season/" ] }, { "id": "sfmoma-photography-interpretive-gallery", "name": "Photography Interpretive Gallery", "venue": "sfmoma", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "Three digital installations in the Pritzker Center for Photography: \"The View from Here,\" \"In Their Own Words,\" and \"Self Composed\" (the latter developed with Adobe)\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreens", "video interviews", "collaborative digital self-portrait installation" ], "summary": "The Photography Interpretive Gallery, part of the Pritzker Center for Photography at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, opened May 2016; Second Story designed three digital installations, including one developed in collaboration with Adobe.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://2s-archive.rzrfs.com/work/sfmoma-pig" ] }, { "id": "sfmoma-phyllis-wattis-theatre", "name": "Phyllis Wattis Theatre", "venue": "sfmoma", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "ehdd", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arup", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "3 integrated audio systems incl. Meyer Constellation voice-lift and 7.1 surround cinema sound.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Phyllis Wattis Theater, a multi-use venue for public events, cinema, and performance at SFMOMA, opened as part of the museum's 2016 expansion, designed by EHDD with AV integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/sfmoma-phyllis-wattis-theatre/" ] }, { "id": "sfmoma-reimagined-fisher-collection-at-10", "name": "Reimagined: The Fisher Collection at 10", "venue": "sfmoma", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "prime-access-consulting", "role": "accessibility-consulting", "note": "Developed an integrated accessibility system across the ~250-work, four-floor reinstallation: tactile wayfinding (maps, floor indicators, tactile QR codes, Braille labels, touch objects), visual descriptions for every artwork, guided tactile descriptions, sound descriptions for audio pieces, full captioning/transcription of interpretive media, and an accessible companion microsite (December 2024 – July 2026).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "tactile wayfinding", "braille labeling", "audio/visual description" ], "summary": "Reimagined: The Fisher Collection at 10, the first full reinstallation of SFMOMA's Doris and Donald Fisher Collection since 2016, opened April 18, 2026 across four floors of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, with accessibility system design by Prime Access Consulting.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://pac.bz/projects/re-imagined-the-fisher-collection-at-10/", "https://www.sfmoma.org/press-release/sfmoma-to-unveil-major-transformation-of-the-renowned-doris-and-donald-fisher-collection-the-first-full-reinstallation-of-the-collection-at-sfmoma-since-2016/", "https://www.artnews.com/art-news/news/sfmoma-fisher-collection-galleries-reinstallation-1234762592/" ] }, { "id": "sfmoma-sea-ranch", "name": "The Sea Ranch: Architecture, Environment, and Idealism", "venue": "sfmoma", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "sfmoma-design-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "in-house exhibition design team", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "full-scale architectural replica", "environmental graphics" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award (Exhibition)", "year": 2020, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/sea-ranch-architecture-environment-and-idealism/" } ], "summary": "The Sea Ranch: Architecture, Environment, and Idealism, a temporary exhibition examining the Northern California coastal community, opened at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art on December 22, 2018, exhibition design by SFMOMA's in-house design studio; it received a 2020 SEGD Global Design Award Merit Award in the Exhibition category.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/sea-ranch-architecture-environment-and-idealism/", "https://www.sfmoma.org/press/release/the-sea-ranch/" ] }, { "id": "shanghai-tower-observation-deck", "name": "\"Top of Shanghai\" Observation Deck", "venue": "shanghai-tower", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "master-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Gensler was lead architect of Shanghai Tower, China; its \"Top of Shanghai\" public observation deck, then the world's highest, opened to visitors in July 2016.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/783216/shanghai-tower-gensler", "https://www.constructiondive.com/news/gensler-completes-shanghai-tower-to-claim-title-of-worlds-2nd-tallest-buil/411932/", "https://www.smartshanghai.com/articles/travel/shanghai-tower-worlds-highest-observation-deck-is-open-now" ] }, { "id": "shangri-la-botanical-gardens-and-nature-center-core", "name": "Shangri La Botanical Gardens and Nature Center", "venue": "shangri-la-botanical-gardens-and-nature-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "andrew-merriell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Shangri La Botanical Gardens and Nature Center, a Stark Foundation attraction in Orange, Texas, opened in 2008 with exhibit design by Andrew Merriell & Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://merriell.com/portfolio-hall-of-fame", "https://merriell.com/portfolio-overview" ] }, { "id": "shedd-aquarium-amphibians", "name": "Amphibians", "venue": "shedd-aquarium", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication, installation, project management; fabricated tank bases and habitat elements", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "nevin-hedlund-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "habitat display tanks" ], "summary": "Amphibians, a permanent exhibition of more than 30 habitats containing 40 species of salamanders, frogs, toads, and caecilians, opened at the John G. Shedd Aquarium in Chicago in May 2016; designed with Nevin Hedlund Architects and fabricated, installed, and project-managed by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/amphibians" ] }, { "id": "shedd-aquarium-polar-play-zone-submarine", "name": "Polar Play Zone Submarine", "venue": "shedd-aquarium", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication, installation, and project management", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive submarine play structure" ], "summary": "Polar Play Zone Submarine, a 20-foot-long interactive submarine play attraction, opened at the John G. Shedd Aquarium in Chicago in 2009; fabricated, installed, and project-managed by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "Features a Plexiglas windshield view, plus four interactive elements: a variable-speed propeller, depth gauge, periscope, and electro-mechanical specimen-collection arm.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/polar-play-zone-submarine" ] }, { "id": "shedd-aquarium-wonder-of-water", "name": "Wonder of Water (Rotunda)", "venue": "shedd-aquarium", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "valerio-dewalt-train", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The \"Wonder of Water\" rotunda renovation at Shedd Aquarium in Chicago, part of Shedd's multi-year Centennial Commitment campus renovation, opened December 10, 2024, with exhibit design by ThincDesign and PGAV Destinations, architecture by Valerio Dewalt Train, and lighting by Available Light.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.availablelight.com/work/shedd-aquarium", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/17805-chicagos-storied-shedd-aquarium-unveils-latest-phase-of-ambitious-revamp-led-by-valerio-dewalt-train", "https://news.wttw.com/2024/12/10/shedd-aquarium-s-new-wonder-water-exhibit-makes-dazzling-first-impression-there-s-much" ] }, { "id": "sheldon-tracy-levy-student-learning-centre-core", "name": "Sheldon & Tracy Levy Student Learning Centre", "venue": "sheldon-tracy-levy-student-learning-centre", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "zeidler-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record; then Zeidler Partnership Architects", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "entro", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Single-sourced to Entro's own project page; not yet independently corroborated by a second source", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Sheldon & Tracy Levy Student Learning Centre (originally the Ryerson University Student Learning Centre) in Toronto opened September 1, 2015; architecture by Snøhetta with Zeidler Architecture as architect of record.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/", "https://www.dezeen.com/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Student_Learning_Centre_(Toronto_Metropolitan_University)" ] }, { "id": "shenzhen-bay-cultural-plaza-gallery-spaces", "name": "Shenzhen Bay Cultural Plaza — Gallery Spaces", "venue": "shenzhen-bay-cultural-plaza", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "mad-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "delivered via the Oval Partnership", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "gallery-spaces design, in partnership with NOMURA and Silkroad Visual", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Shenzhen Bay Cultural Plaza, Shenzhen, China, opened November 2025; architecture by MAD Architects (delivered via the Oval Partnership), with gallery-spaces design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates in partnership with NOMURA and Silkroad Visual, who won the design competition together.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/shenzhen-bay-cultural-plaza", "https://www.designboom.com" ] }, { "id": "shinjuku-station-colour-bath", "name": "The Colour Bath", "venue": "shinjuku-station", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "LED media facade" ], "summary": "A permanent 45-meter LED and lighting installation in the East-West underground passage of Tokyo's Shinjuku Station, designed by Moment Factory with Sony Music Solution and East Japan Railway Company, unveiled in 2021, cycling ambient color and video content synced to time of day and season.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/tokyo-shinjuku-station", "https://archello.com/project/the-colour-bath", "https://www.v2com-newswire.com/en/newsroom/categories/multimedia-design/press-kits/1089-08/the-colour-bath-at-tokyo-s-shinjuku-station" ] }, { "id": "shockoe-institute-expanding-freedom", "name": "Expanding Freedom", "venue": "shockoe-institute", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Vision and flagship exhibit design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Named on Local Projects' site as '1220 Exhibits'", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive media" ], "summary": "Expanding Freedom, the flagship exhibit of the Shockoe Institute at Main Street Station in Richmond, Virginia, opened April 9, 2026, examining the enduring impact of racial slavery; exhibit and media design by Local Projects, with fabrication by 1220 Exhibits and AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/civil-rights-memorials/enduring-freedom/", "https://richmondbizsense.com/2026/04/10/shockoe-institute-hosts-ribbon-cutting-on-11m-main-street-station-education-center/", "https://www.vpm.org/news/2026-04-10/shockoe-institute-opening-main-street-station-rva-slavery-history-buckner" ] }, { "id": "shore-acres-st-petersburg-tidal", "name": "TIDAL", "venue": "shore-acres-community-center-st-petersburg", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "motion-responsive LED lighting" ], "summary": "TIDAL, a set of illuminated pillars visualizing NOAA sea-level-rise data near the Shore Acres Community Center in St. Petersburg, FL, was installed in 2022 by The Urban Conga for the City of St. Petersburg.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/tidal" ] }, { "id": "showboat-new-island-waterpark-lighting", "name": "New Island Waterpark Lighting", "venue": "showboat-new-island-waterpark", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "exp", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Crafted the lighting scheme per Eos Lightmedia's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Systems integrator for EXP's lighting scheme, providing controls, cabling, commissioning, and programmed lighting shows for the 120,000 sq ft indoor waterpark.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "programmable lighting shows" ], "summary": "The New Island Waterpark at the Showboat Resort in Atlantic City, New Jersey, a 120,000 sq ft indoor waterpark billed as the world's largest indoor beachfront waterpark, opened in 2023, with a lighting scheme designed by EXP and integrated by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/409" ] }, { "id": "siena-suwanee-solis", "name": "Solis", "venue": "siena-suwanee-town-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "reflective/refractive rotating surfaces" ], "summary": "Solis, a gyroscope-like rotating public sculpture, was installed at the Siena Suwanee Town Center in Suwanee, GA in February 2019 by The Urban Conga for developer Terwilliger Pappas.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/solis" ] }, { "id": "siena-suwanee-tetra", "name": "TETRA", "venue": "siena-suwanee-town-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "dichroic reflective film" ], "summary": "TETRA, a landmark structure of stacked tetrahedral pyramids coated in dichroic film, was installed at the Siena Suwanee Town Center in Suwanee, GA in November 2018 by The Urban Conga for developer Terwilliger Pappas.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/tetra" ] }, { "id": "silver-street-studios-lull", "name": "lull", "venue": "silver-street-studios", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "av-c", "role": "media-design", "note": "Immersive light-and-sound installation by AV&C's Vincent Houzé, Stephen Baker, and David Bianciardi for the inaugural Day for Night festival.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "lull, an immersive light-and-sound installation inside a 6,000-square-foot darkened warehouse, was created by AV&C for the inaugural Day for Night arts festival at Silver Street Studios in Houston, December 19–20, 2015.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.av-controls.com/lull", "https://www.vice.com/en/article/day-for-night-2015-review/" ] }, { "id": "simpletire-headquarters-experience-design", "name": "SimpleTire Headquarters Experience Design", "venue": "simpletire-headquarters", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "crafted-action", "role": "master-planning", "note": "Experiential Master Plan (EMP) & digital implementation, per Crafted Action's own portfolio page. CONFLICTING SOURCE: NELSON Worldwide's own project page and officesnapshots.com credit NELSON alone with \"master planning, interior design, digital experience development, and environmental graphic design\" and do not mention Crafted Action — possible sub-consultant/white-label situation, not resolved.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "crafted-action", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "nelson-worldwide", "role": "architecture", "note": ". Lead Architect & Designer per Crafted Action's page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "windward", "role": "lighting-design", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "diversified", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "brian-b-kelly", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Custom Fabrication credit .", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "digital welcome screens", "programmable LED lighting", "100-sq-ft LED display", "tracking cameras" ], "summary": "SimpleTire Headquarters, a renovated Philadelphia, PA office and customer-facing experience space for the remote-first tire retailer, was completed in 2024; NELSON Worldwide led architecture and interior design and Crafted Action led the Experiential Master Plan and digital experience design (per Crafted Action's own account — see credit note on conflicting attribution), with lighting/engineering by Windward and AV integration by Diversified.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.craftedaction.com/work/simpletire", "https://officesnapshots.com/2024/08/13/simpletire-offices-philadelphia/", "https://nelsonworldwide.com/project/simpletire/" ] }, { "id": "sinnemahoning-state-park-wildlife-center-exhibits", "name": "Sinnemahoning State Park Wildlife Center Exhibits", "venue": "sinnemahoning-state-park-wildlife-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 3,120-square-foot interpretive plan and exhibit fabrication for the Wildlife Center at Sinnemahoning State Park in Austin, Pennsylvania, completed in 2013 by Taylor Studios for the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.\n", "description": "The installation spans the building's galleries, lobby, and classrooms with dioramas, lifelike animal models, interactive crawl-through tunnels, and a large topographic map educating visitors about regional wildlife and conservation.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/sinnemahoning-state-park/" ] }, { "id": "sioux-city-art-center-core", "name": "Sioux City Art Center", "venue": "sioux-city-art-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1997, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "note": "Joseph Gonzalez", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Sioux City Art Center in Sioux City, IA opened 1997; architecture by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (Joseph Gonzalez).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sioux_City_Art_Center" ] }, { "id": "sioux-city-public-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "Sioux City Public Museum Core Exhibits", "venue": "sioux-city-public-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "monadnock-media", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media master planning and exhibit design collaboration across the 12,000 sq ft media program in the museum's new 55,000 sq ft downtown facility, including the Disaster and Recovery rear-projection building-facade installation and a steampunk-themed time-travel interactive", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "rear projection", "immersive theater" ], "summary": "The Sioux City Public Museum's current 55,000 sq ft downtown facility, a converted former J.C. Penney department store in Sioux City, Iowa, opened in 2011; Monadnock Media produced the museum's media and interactive exhibits with exhibit design by Hilferty & Associates.\n", "description": "Exhibits include \"Disaster and Recovery,\" a rear-projection presentation across a three-story building facade depicting fires, floods, and the crash of United Airlines Flight 232, and an immersive theater echoing the city's 19th-century corn palaces. The museum won an American Alliance of Museums MUSE Award.\n", "sources": [ "https://monadnock.org/project/sioux-city-public-museum", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sioux_City_Public_Museum", "https://www.hilferty.com/project-details" ] }, { "id": "skelton-park-hall-of-fame-sculpture", "name": "Skelton Park African American Heritage Trail Hall of Fame Sculpture", "venue": "skelton-park", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 98-square-foot metal interpretive sculpture for the African American Heritage Trail in Skelton Park, Champaign, Illinois, completed in 2025 by Taylor Studios for Experience Champaign-Urbana, honoring 70 influential African American musicians.\n", "description": "The sculpture depicts a musical staff with notes representing the honored artists and is sited near an existing Preston Jackson sculpture on the trail.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/skelton-park-hall-of-fame/" ] }, { "id": "skirball-cultural-center-noahs-ark", "name": "Noah's Ark", "venue": "skirball-cultural-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Noah's Ark, an 8,000-square-foot children's exhibition at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles, opened June 2007; exhibit design and architecture by Olson Kundig (then Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.skirball.org/museum/noahs-ark", "https://www.pcad.us/" ] }, { "id": "sky-view-observatory-elevator-video-wall", "name": "Elevator Video Wall & Digital Signage", "venue": "sky-view-observatory", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "avi-spl", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "As part of Sky View Observatory's 2018 renovation atop the Columbia Center in Seattle, AVI-SPL designed and integrated a video wall enveloping the 73rd-floor elevator entry and in-elevator digital signage, opening to the public June 28, 2018.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://avispl.com/xtg/our-work/sky-view-observatory/", "https://seattlemag.com/news-and-features/renovated-sky-view-observatory-seattle-takes-experience-new-heights", "https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/visit-sky-view-observatory-on-top-of-seattles-tallest-tower/" ] }, { "id": "sloan-museum-of-discovery-expansion", "name": "Sloan Museum of Discovery Expansion and Renovation", "venue": "sloan-museum-of-discovery", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "blue-telescope", "role": "media-design", "note": "AR/VR interactives for the History Gallery", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "xibitz", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "touch-screen kiosk", "motion-triggered AV", "augmented reality", "virtual reality" ], "summary": "A $30 million expansion and renovation of the Sloan Museum of Discovery in Flint, Michigan, nearly doubling the museum from 58,000 to 107,000 square feet, reopened to the public July 16, 2022; exhibit design by CambridgeSeven and Peter Hyde Design, media by Blue Telescope, AV integration by Electrosonic, and fabrication by Xibitz across four new galleries (Discovery Hall, Hagerman Street Early Childhood Gallery, History Gallery, Durant Vehicle Gallery).\n", "description": "The renovation added four new permanent galleries: Discovery Hall (hands-on science, including a touch-screen 3-D periodic table and an interactive automobile assembly line), the Hagerman Street Early Childhood Gallery (an interactive ambulance and a three-story treehouse climbing structure), the History Gallery (motion-triggered audiovisual \"Story Stones\" and Blue Telescope-developed AR/VR experiences, including a virtual tour inside a WWII M18 Hellcat tank destroyer), and the 11,000-square-foot Durant Vehicle Gallery showcasing regional automotive history in partnership with General Motors.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/about/news/re-made-sloan-museum-of-discovery-celebrates-opening/", "https://davisonindex.mihomepaper.com/articles/sloan-museum-of-discovery-reopens-to-the-public/", "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/blue-telescope-team-expansion-2023/", "https://xibitz.com/sloan-museum-of-discovery/", "https://xibitz.com/news-final-exhibit-features-installed-at-sloan-museum-of-discovery-article/" ] }, { "id": "sloomoo-institute-nyc-core", "name": "Sloomoo Institute NYC", "venue": "sloomoo-institute-nyc", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "method-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Spatial and experience design for the immersive slime attraction", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "david-g-flatt-furniture", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Custom CNC-cut walls and modular casework", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "custom CNC fabrication", "sensory/tactile installations" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Experience Design (Finalist)", "year": 2023, "source": "https://www.fastcompany.com/90933766/experience-design-innovation-by-design-2023" } ], "summary": "Sloomoo Institute, an immersive slime-themed sensory attraction in New York's SoHo neighborhood, opened as a pop-up in October 2019 and became a permanent fixture; the space was designed by Method Design with fabrication by David G. Flatt Furniture Ltd.\n", "description": "A multi-room sensory attraction where visitors interact with slime and color-based installations; Method Design's spatial design used organic forms and fluid curves, realized through David G. Flatt Furniture's custom CNC-cut walls and casework built for high visitor interaction. Named an honoree of the Experience Design category in Fast Company's 2023 Innovation by Design Awards.\n", "sources": [ "https://dflatt.com/behind-the-scenes-of-methods-design-for-sloomoo-institute-nyc/", "https://www.newyorkfamily.com/sloomoo-institute-sensory-slime-sensation/", "https://www.fastcompany.com/90933766/experience-design-innovation-by-design-2023" ] }, { "id": "slusser-aviation-learning-center-exhibits", "name": "Slusser Aviation Learning Center Exhibits", "venue": "aviation-museum-of-new-hampshire", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "smp-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Hangar-like building addition", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "wondercabinet-interpretive-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibit graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "wb-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "flight simulators" ], "summary": "The Slusser Aviation Learning Center, an addition to the Aviation Museum of New Hampshire in Londonderry that nearly quadrupled its exhibition space, opened in May 2011 with exhibit design by Wondercabinet Interpretive Design, graphics by Proun Design, and fabrication by WB Inc.\n", "description": "The center showcases New Hampshire's aviation heritage from Civil War-era reconnaissance balloons through modern space exploration, with scale models, engines, flight simulators, and original drawings supported by interpretive graphics.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/slusser-aviation-learning-center", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aviation_Museum_of_New_Hampshire", "https://www.sheerr.com/the-places-weve-made/slusser-aviation-learning-center-and-museum/" ] }, { "id": "smart-factory-wichita-experience", "name": "The Smart Factory by Deloitte @ Wichita", "venue": "smart-factory-wichita", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "media-design", "note": "Digital experience design, digital content design and production, and experience strategy for the tablet-guided visitor journey", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "note": "Interior architecture and design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Environmental graphics and wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "real-time data visualization", "tablet-guided wayfinding", "React-based software", "sensor-driven production metrics" ], "summary": "The Smart Factory by Deloitte @ Wichita, a 60,000 sq ft immersive smart-manufacturing experience center on the Wichita State University Innovation Campus in Wichita, Kansas, opened in June 2022; Gensler provided digital experience design, interior architecture, and environmental graphics for the tablet-guided, data-driven visitor journey through a fully operational production line.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.deloitte.com/us/en/about/press-room/deloitte-opens-new-us-smart-factory-in-wichita-kansas.html", "https://www.gensler.com/projects/the-smart-factory-by-deloitte", "https://dxd.gensler.com/case-studies/thesmartfactory", "https://www.commarts.com/project/37564/the-smart-factory-by-deloitte-wichita" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-african-art-collection-viewer", "name": "Interactive Collection Viewer", "venue": "smithsonian-national-museum-of-african-art", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "multitouch table", "dynamic map interface" ], "summary": "The Interactive Collection Viewer, a touch-table exhibit letting visitors browse more than 200 items from the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art's collection, opened in the museum's renovated entrance pavilion in Washington, D.C. in October 2019, designed and built by Ideum with the museum's curators.\n", "description": "The exhibit runs on two custom Ideum Platform multitouch tables arranged into four exploration zones: three let visitors browse artworks by country of origin on an animated map of Africa, and a fourth provides historical, cultural, and geographical context for the continent.\n", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/portfolio/smithsonian-african-art", "https://ideum.com/news/ideum-art-museum-exhibits" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-air-and-space-museum-original-building", "name": "Original National Mall Building", "venue": "smithsonian-national-air-and-space-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1976, "credits": [ { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "note": "Principal architect Gyo Obata", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The National Air and Space Museum's original building on the National Mall in Washington, DC, dedicated July 1, 1976; architecture by HOK (Gyo Obata, principal).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://siarchives.si.edu/", "https://www.hok.com/news/2022-03/gyo-obata-founding-partner-at-hok-dies-at-99/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Air_and_Space_Museum" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-arts-and-industries-building-futures", "name": "FUTURES", "venue": "smithsonian-arts-and-industries-building", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "rockwell-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "FUTURES, a nine-month, ~32,000-sq-ft exhibition marking the Smithsonian's 175th anniversary and the Arts and Industries Building's reopening after 17 years closed, opened at the Smithsonian Arts and Industries Building in Washington, DC in November 2021, with interior/ exhibition design, wayfinding, and experiential graphics by Rockwell Group and fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rockwellgroup.com/projects/futures", "https://washingtonian.com/2021/11/19/sneak-peek-smithsonians-new-futures-exhibit-opens-this-weekend/", "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/approach/museums/" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-arts-and-industries-building-latin-jazz", "name": "Latin Jazz: La Combinación Perfecta", "venue": "smithsonian-arts-and-industries-building", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2002, "credits": [ { "firm": "museum-design-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "portable tube and fabric kiosk system" ], "summary": "\"Latin Jazz: La Combinación Perfecta,\" a Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service show chronicling the development of Latin jazz, opened October 17, 2002 at the Smithsonian's Arts and Industries Building in Washington, D.C., beginning a 15-city, four-year US and Caribbean tour, with exhibit design by Museum Design Associates and exhibit graphics by Proun Design.\n", "description": "The 2,000-3,000 sq ft traveling exhibition used a portable tube and fabric kiosk system designed for easy transport and assembly at multiple venues.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/cultural-history-1/latin-jazz,-la-combinacion-perfecta", "https://www.si.edu/exhibitions/latin-jazz-la-combinacion-perfecta:event-exhib-1442", "https://americanhistory.si.edu/smithsonian-jazz/collections-and-archives/latin-jazz" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-if-then-she-can-exhibit", "name": "#IfThenSheCan – The Exhibit", "venue": "smithsonian-arts-and-industries-building", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "fabrication", "note": "statue production credited generally, not fabricator-of-record for every statue", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "\"#IfThenSheCan – The Exhibit,\" a display of 120 statues of women STEM innovators at the Smithsonian's Arts and Industries Building, Smithsonian Castle, Enid A. Haupt Garden, National Air and Space Museum, and National Museum of Natural History in Washington, DC, March 5–27, 2022; design by Amaze Design, with fabrication by Group Delphi, sponsored by Lyda Hill Philanthropies and the American Association for the Advancement of Science's IF/THEN initiative.\n", "description": "The largest single-exhibition collection of statues of women ever presented and the largest 3D-printed project of its kind, featuring life-size statues of AAAS IF/THEN Ambassadors — STEM role models for middle-school girls — each with a QR code linking to information about the woman depicted. The exhibit toured earlier as pop-up displays at Dallas Love Field and NorthPark Center (2020–2021) before its full 2022 installation at the Smithsonian.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/ifthenshecan-theexhibt-d23hj-77p3y", "https://aib.si.edu/ifthen-pressrelease/", "https://ifthenexhibit.org/smithsonian/" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-institution-building-the-gateway", "name": "The Gateway", "venue": "smithsonian-institution-building", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "potion-design", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "LED display" ], "summary": "The Gateway, a 320-square-foot, 300-plus-tile LED media wall (at the time reported as the largest permanent LED wall on the National Mall) at the Smithsonian Institution Building, Washington, DC, completed 2012, made in partnership with the Smithsonian Channel; media design by Potion Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://riteshlala.net/" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-naa-connecting-stories", "name": "Connecting Stories", "venue": "smithsonian-national-museum-of-asian-art", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Per CMS's own portfolio, which describes a topographic Fuller Map and Tibetan Buddhist Shrine Room immersive experience as part of the gallery's scope; not independently corroborated in institutional coverage of the interactive touchscreen component", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreen", "projection" ], "summary": "Connecting Stories, an interactive gallery inviting visitors to explore personal connections to the collection, opened April 29, 2023 at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Asian Art in Washington, DC; fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/", "https://asia.si.edu/whats-on/exhibitions/connecting-stories-at-the-national-museum-of-asian-art/" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-national-air-and-space-museum-east-end-galleries", "name": "East End Galleries", "venue": "smithsonian-national-air-and-space-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "status": "announced", "year_expected": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design development, detailing, and technical documentation across 10 galleries; coordinated AV, graphics, mechanical interactives, accessibility, lighting, and MEP; produced fundraising renderings\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Design-build project lead", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "institute-for-human-centered-design", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Accessibility consultant; no clean role in the vocabulary for accessibility consulting specifically, mapped to closest fit", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The East End Galleries, a renovation of 10 galleries at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC, is in progress as part of the museum's roughly $1 billion, multi-phase transformation (begun 2018) with remaining galleries expected to reopen in fall 2026; exhibit design by Reich+Petch, with Design and Production Incorporated as design-build project lead.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/national-air-and-space-museum-east-end-galleries/", "https://airandspace.si.edu/about/major-projects/transformation", "https://www.si.edu/newsdesk/releases/national-air-and-space-museum-celebrates-50-years-opening-five-new-galleries" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-national-air-and-space-museum-the-commons", "name": "The Commons", "venue": "smithsonian-national-air-and-space-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "refik-anadol-studio", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Machine-learning \"data paintings\" generated from the museum's archival photographs, in partnership with PGAV Destinations, per PGAV's own project page.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "large-format screens", "generative/machine-learning data visualization" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence", "real-time" ], "summary": "The Commons, the central concourse and terraces connecting the west wing's renovated galleries at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC, opened as part of the museum's west-wing reopening on October 14, 2022; exhibit design, interpretive and environmental graphics, and media design by PGAV Destinations, with generative data-visualization content by artist Refik Anadol.\n", "description": "A concourse and gathering space spanning a footprint larger than two football fields, The Commons connects the museum's base-building architecture to its exhibit galleries and thematically links the west wing's renovated galleries into a single guest journey. Large-format screens throughout the space display stories about the museum's mission and collection, including a partnership with artist Refik Anadol, whose machine-learning algorithms generate abstract \"data paintings\" from the museum's archival photographs.\n", "sources": [ "https://pgavdestinations.com/project/the-commons-national-air-and-space-museum/", "https://pgavdestinations.com/news/smithsonian2018/", "https://www.si.edu/newsdesk/releases/national-air-and-space-museum-reopens-eight-new-galleries-oct-14", "https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/national-air-and-space-museum-reopening-washington-dc-scn/index.html" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-national-museum-of-natural-history-discovery-center", "name": "Discovery Center, West Court Renovation", "venue": "smithsonian-national-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 1999, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "IMAX 3D theater" ], "summary": "The $45 million Discovery Center renovation of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History's West Court, adding a 500-seat IMAX 3D theater, Immersion Studio, and skylit atrium/restaurant, opened in 1999; architecture by HGA.\n", "description": "This project is distinct from the museum's later Q?rius education center (2013, by EwingCole), which is not an HGA project and is not recorded here.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.in70mm.com/news/2017/smithsonian/index.htm", "https://hga.com/projects/smithsonian-institution-national-museum-of-natural-history-discovery-center/" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-national-zoo-asia-trail", "name": "Asia Trail", "venue": "smithsonian-national-zoo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Asia Trail, a habitat complex at the Smithsonian's National Zoological Park in Washington, DC, opened October 2006; casework/fabrication by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://nationalzoo.si.edu/animals/exhibits/asia-trail", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Zoological_Park_(United_States)", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/smithsonian-national-zoological-park/" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-nmaahc-we-return-fighting", "name": "We Return Fighting: The African American Experience in World War I", "venue": "nmaahc", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreen", "archival footage projection" ], "summary": "\"We Return Fighting: The African American Experience in World War I,\" a temporary exhibition in the Special Exhibitions Gallery at the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, DC, was on view December 13, 2019 through June 14, 2020, with film content by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "Northern Light Productions created four short films exploring African American soldiers' experiences during World War I, two additional films addressing the war's post-war impacts, archival footage projections, and an interactive touchscreen featuring historical family photographs, for an exhibition that filled more than 4,000 square feet with photographs, original uniforms and weapons, and historic film footage.\n", "sources": [ "https://fashionpluslifestyle.wordpress.com/2019/12/13/national-museum-of-african-american-history-and-culture-opens-new-exhibition-we-return-fighting/", "https://nlprod.com/item/smithsonian-national-museum-of-african-american-history-and-culture/" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-nmah-american-enterprise", "name": "American Enterprise", "venue": "smithsonian-national-museum-of-american-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "hayley-sharpe-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ewingcole", "role": "architecture", "note": "Recommended per the shell-architect-credited-per-exhibition convention (Deep Time, Native New York, Entertainment Nation) — EwingCole is independently confirmed as architect of NMAH's West Exhibition Wing, whose first floor opened the same date (July 1, 2015) as this exhibition, but the pairing is inferred from date/venue correlation rather than an explicit named credit on either side's own materials.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "American Enterprise, an 8,000-square-foot permanent exhibition on the history of American business and capitalism, opened in the Mars Hall of American Business at the National Museum of American History on July 1, 2015, with exhibit design by Haley Sharpe Design and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://americanhistory.si.edu/press/releases/american-enterprise-exhibit-looks-work-incentives", "https://d-and-p.com/human-history" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-nmah-entertainment-nation", "name": "Ray and Dagmar Dolby Hall of American Culture — Entertainment Nation", "venue": "smithsonian-national-museum-of-american-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ewingcole", "role": "architecture", "note": "Infrastructure/engineering scope for the flexible \"black box\" gallery (modular power/data systems)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "media-design", "note": "Per RGD.ca (rendered as \"United Field\" in that source, likely a typo)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "big-show", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Media hardware integration", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Entertainment Nation/Nación del espectáculo, a permanent exhibition in the Ray and Dagmar Dolby Hall of American Culture at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in Washington, DC, opened in 2022 with exhibit design by Reich+Petch.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/smithsonian-institution-entertainment-nation/", "https://www.rgd.ca/" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-nmah-price-of-freedom", "name": "The Price of Freedom: Americans at War", "venue": "smithsonian-national-museum-of-american-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "christopher-chadbourne-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"The Price of Freedom: Americans at War,\" a permanent exhibition surveying 250 years of American military history, opened at the National Museum of American History (then the Behring Center) on November 11, 2004, with exhibit design by Christopher Chadbourne & Associates and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.npr.org/2004/11/13/4168670/the-smithsonians-price-of-freedom", "https://d-and-p.com/military-museums" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-nmai-heye-center-infinity-of-nations", "name": "Infinity of Nations: Art and History in the Collections of the National Museum of the American Indian", "venue": "smithsonian-nmai-heye-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "imrey-culbert", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "potion-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Exhibition media/interactives", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Lighting consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media stations" ], "summary": "Infinity of Nations, a long-term exhibition of over 700 items from the National Museum of the American Indian's collections, opened October 23, 2010 at the museum's George Gustav Heye Center in New York City; exhibition design by Imrey Culbert, exhibition media by Potion, and lighting by Tillotson Design Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://americanindian.si.edu/exhibitions/infinityofnations/credits.html", "https://www.si.edu/newsdesk/kits/infinity-nations", "https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/behind-the-scenes-at-infinity-of-nations-in-new-york-city-1895537/" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-nmai-heye-center-native-new-york", "name": "Native New York", "venue": "smithsonian-nmai-heye-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ewingcole", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "diversified", "role": "av-integration", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media", "touchable object stations" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2022, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/native-new-york/" } ], "summary": "Native New York, a long-term exhibition tracing twelve sites of Native history and presence across New York State and New York City, opened at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian, George Gustav Heye Center in Manhattan on October 25, 2021; exhibition, graphic, and media design by C&G Partners.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/native-new-york/", "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/native-new-york/", "https://www.si.edu/exhibitions/native-new-york:event-exhib-6292" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-nmnh-deep-time-accessibility-app", "name": "David H. Koch Hall of Fossils (Deep Time) Accessibility App", "venue": "smithsonian-national-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Mobile accessibility app for blind and low-vision visitors, developed with community feedback", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "mobile accessibility app", "screen reader integration" ], "summary": "The David H. Koch Hall of Fossils (Deep Time) Accessibility App, a mobile app enabling blind and low-vision visitors to independently explore the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History's fossil hall in Washington, DC, launched in 2018; RLMG developed the app in consultation with vision-impaired visitors.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/deep-time-accessibility-app" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-nmnh-deep-time", "name": "David H. Koch Hall of Fossils – Deep Time", "venue": "smithsonian-national-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "ewingcole", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect, structural engineer, and MEP engineer of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Won the international design competition for the hall; overall art direction and creative direction.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication, installation, model making, dioramas, custom illustration", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV hardware procurement and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "AV and multimedia software design; 22 media pieces including the Evolution Through Deep Time interactive", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchtables", "projection", "3D animation" ], "summary": "David H. Koch Hall of Fossils – Deep Time, a 31,000-square-foot permanent fossil hall at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History in Washington, DC, opened June 8, 2019; exhibit design by Reich+Petch Design International, architecture by EwingCole, fabrication and AV integration by Design and Production Incorporated, and AV/multimedia software design by RLMG.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.d-and-p.com/blog/2019/6/7/new-dino-hall-deep-time-opens-at-the-smithsonians-national-museum-of-natural-history", "https://www.bdcnetwork.com/reconstruction-awards/news/55162954/enter-the-world-of-deep-time-david-h-koch-hall-of-fossils", "https://www.rlmg.com/work/david-h-koch-hall-of-fossils-deep-time", "https://designrp.com/projects/smithsonian-institution-hall-of-fossils/" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-nmnh-genome-unlocking-lifes-code", "name": "Genome: Unlocking Life's Code", "venue": "smithsonian-national-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "evidence-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Genome: Unlocking Life's Code,\" a collaboration between the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History and the National Human Genome Research Institute, opened June 14, 2013, with exhibit design by Evidence Design and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.genome.gov/outreach/unlocking-lifes-code-exhibition", "https://d-and-p.com/naturalhistory" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-nmnh-last-american-dinosaurs", "name": "The Last American Dinosaurs", "venue": "smithsonian-national-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "content-production", "note": "Temporary-exhibition media while the National Fossil Hall underwent renovation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "original filming", "animation" ], "summary": "The Last American Dinosaurs, a temporary exhibition on the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History's dinosaur collection shown while the National Fossil Hall was under renovation in Washington, DC, opened in 2014; RLMG produced the original media content.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/the-last-american-dinosaurs" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-nmnh-outbreak", "name": "Outbreak: Epidemics in a Connected World", "venue": "smithsonian-national-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Outbreak: Epidemics in a Connected World,\" a temporary exhibition on infectious disease at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History in Washington, DC, opened May 18, 2018, with fabrication and AV integration by 1220 Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://naturalhistory.si.edu" ] }, { "id": "smithsonian-nmnh-sant-ocean-hall", "name": "Sant Ocean Hall", "venue": "smithsonian-national-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "quinn-evans", "role": "architecture", "note": "Renovation architecture for the museum's central halls", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "12 media pieces, including the Science On a Sphere program", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Available Light's own site mislabels this project's venue as \"American Museum of Natural History\" (a firm-side error) — this record's venue (Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History) is correct.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "Science On a Sphere projection" ], "summary": "Sant Ocean Hall, a 23,000-square-foot permanent exhibition hall at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History in Washington, DC, opened September 27, 2008, with exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, renovation architecture by Quinn Evans, fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated, and media production by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.si.edu/newsdesk/releases/new-sant-ocean-hall-opens-sept-27-smithsonian-s-national-museum-natural-history", "https://ocean.si.edu/sant-ocean-hall", "https://www.d-and-p.com/ocean-hall", "https://www.quinnevans.com/projects/sant-ocean-hall", "https://42degreesnorth.com/portfolio/oceanhall/" ] }, { "id": "smud-mosac-core", "name": "SMUD Museum of Science and Curiosity", "venue": "smud-museum-of-science-and-curiosity", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "28 media exhibits including gesture-responsive displays and augmented reality", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "gesture recognition", "augmented reality", "projection mapping" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The SMUD Museum of Science and Curiosity, a science museum in a converted power station in Sacramento, California, opened in 2021; RLMG designed 28 interactive media exhibits on sustainability and water conservation.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/smud-museum-of-science-and-curiosity" ] }, { "id": "smud-mosac-nature-detectives", "name": "Nature Detectives", "venue": "smud-museum-of-science-and-curiosity", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "live-animal habitats" ], "summary": "Nature Detectives, a hands-on nature gallery for children ages 4-8 at the SMUD Museum of Science and Curiosity in Sacramento, opened with the museum in November 2021; West Office Exhibition Design designed the gallery.\n", "description": "A tactile, kid-centric gallery inviting young visitors to use their five senses and basic science tools to investigate the natural world, including live animals and sensory, discovery-based activities.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/nature-detectives/", "https://visitmosac.org/explore/exhibitions/" ] }, { "id": "smud-mosac-water-challenge", "name": "Water Challenge", "venue": "smud-museum-of-science-and-curiosity", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Water Challenge, a 3,700 sq ft exhibition on California's water infrastructure at the SMUD Museum of Science and Curiosity in Sacramento, opened with the museum in November 2021; West Office Exhibition Design designed the gallery.\n", "description": "An interactive exhibition exploring water storage, delivery, use, conservation, and waste treatment across California's water management systems, developed with input from the California Department of Water Resources, Regional Water Authority, Sacramento Sewer, Farm Water Coalition, and Ducks Unlimited.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/mosac-water-challenge/", "https://visitmosac.org/explore/exhibitions/" ] }, { "id": "snl-the-experience", "name": "Saturday Night Live: The Experience", "venue": "snl-the-experience-gallery-nyc", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Saturday Night Live: The Experience,\" an exhibition on the history of the NBC sketch-comedy show, opened in a Fifth Avenue gallery in New York City in 2015, with media by Cortina Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/saturday-night-live-the-experience/" ] }, { "id": "snug-harbor-music-hall", "name": "Music Hall", "venue": "snug-harbor-cultural-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Music Hall, a backstage and performance-support addition to Snug Harbor Cultural Center's historic Music Hall, opened in Staten Island, New York in 2022, designed by Studio Joseph.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/music-hall" ] }, { "id": "sofi-stadium-building", "name": "SoFi Stadium", "venue": "sofi-stadium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "hks", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "fan experience design and sponsorship activations", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "signage", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "Samsung Infinity Screen (dual-sided 4K HDR videoboard)" ], "summary": "SoFi Stadium, a 70,000-seat NFL stadium in Inglewood, California, opened September 8, 2020, designed by HKS and notable for its double-sided Samsung \"Infinity Screen\" videoboard suspended over the field; Dimensional Innovations designed fan experience elements, sponsorship activations, and signage.\n", "description": "Home to the Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers, the stadium anchors the larger Hollywood Park development that also includes YouTube Theater and Cosm Los Angeles, both also designed by HKS. The videoboard was built by Samsung; audio was provided via a JBL/HARMAN line-array system.\n", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SoFi_Stadium", "https://www.hksinc.com/what-we-do/projects/sofi-stadium/", "https://stadiumtechreport.com/feature/sofi-stadiums-videoboard-takes-technology-to-new-heights/", "https://www.dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "soldier-for-all-seasons-chinese-canadian-museum", "name": "A Soldier for All Seasons — Chinese Canadians in the Second World War", "venue": "chinese-canadian-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "aldrichpears-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A Soldier for All Seasons, a military-history exhibition on Chinese Canadian WWII veterans on the newly expanded third floor of the Chinese Canadian Museum in Vancouver, opened May 14, 2025, designed by AldrichPears Associates in collaboration with the Chinese Canadian Military Museum Society.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://aldrichpears.com/project/military-exhibit-at-chinese-canadian-museum/", "https://www.chinesecanadianmuseum.ca/chinese-canadian-museum-unveils-new-military-exhibition-a-soldier-for-all/" ] }, { "id": "soldiers-memorial-military-museum-core", "name": "Soldiers Memorial Military Museum", "venue": "soldiers-memorial-military-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media" ], "summary": "Soldiers Memorial Military Museum in St. Louis reopened November 3, 2018 following a $30 million restoration; exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, with fabrication, wayfinding, and AV integration by Solomon Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/soldiers-memorial-military-museum", "https://www.stlpr.org/show/st-louis-on-the-air/2018-11-02/soldiers-memorial-reopens-in-downtown-st-louis-after-major-renovation-inside-and-out" ] }, { "id": "sony-wonder-technology-lab-music-mixer", "name": "Music Mixer", "venue": "sony-wonder-technology-lab", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive programming design and development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "james-hollingsworth-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "three-byte-intermedia", "role": "av-integration", "note": "media hardware and systems integration", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "multi-touch table", "real-time audio mixing" ], "summary": "Music Mixer, a multi-player interactive multi-touch table installation built around a remix of Alicia Keys' \"Empire State of Mind (Part II),\" opened at the Sony Wonder Technology Lab in New York on June 28, 2011; exhibit design by James Hollingsworth Design, interactive programming by Unified Field, and media hardware/systems integration by Three Byte Intermedia.\n", "description": "Visitors manipulate three-dimensional \"audio blocks\" representing different instruments, effects, and musical genres to collaboratively remix the featured Alicia Keys track while learning about music production.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.unifiedfield.com/projects/sony-wonder-music-mixer", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/sony-wonder-technology-lab-unveils-new-interactive-music-experience-featuring-grammy-award-winning-artist-alicia-keys-124650478.html" ] }, { "id": "soudan-underground-mine-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "soudan-underground-mine-visitor-center", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "106-group", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Interpretation and exhibit design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "heinzen-media", "role": "content-production", "note": "Introductory film", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "prime-access-consulting", "role": "accessibility-consulting", "note": "Audio description and accessibility advising", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "National Association for Interpretation — Best in Interior Exhibits", "year": 2025, "source": "https://106group.com/recognition/" } ], "summary": "Redesigned exhibits at the Lake Vermilion–Soudan Underground Mine State Park Visitor Center, Soudan, MN, opened October 2024; interpretation and exhibit design by 106 Group, introductory film by Heinzen Media, accessibility consulting by Prime Access Consulting.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://106group.com/recognition/", "https://heinzenmedia.com/portfolio/soudanintro/" ] }, { "id": "soulcycle-hudson-yards-core", "name": "SoulCycle Hudson Yards", "venue": "soulcycle-hudson-yards", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Live Design Awards — Installation Award", "year": 2020, "source": "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/46" } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "SoulCycle's Hudson Yards studio in New York, with lighting, AV, and media design entirely by Eos Lightmedia, opened 2019.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/46" ] }, { "id": "soulcycle-las-vegas-core", "name": "SoulCycle Las Vegas", "venue": "soulcycle-las-vegas", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "callisonrtkl", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "SoulCycle's Las Vegas studio at Wynn Plaza, designed by CallisonRTKL with lighting/AV/media by Eos Lightmedia, opened 2018.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/47" ] }, { "id": "south-carolina-historical-society-museum-renovation", "name": "South Carolina Historical Society Museum", "venue": "south-carolina-historical-society-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "glenn-keyes-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "also branding/logo design and project management", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The South Carolina Historical Society Museum, housed in Charleston's 1826 Fireproof Building, opened September 2018 after a $6.8 million renovation completed that June; Glenn Keyes Architects led the building restoration and HealyKohler Design designed the exhibits.\n", "description": "The museum integrates exhibit design, interpretive graphics, and media with the Fireproof Building's Greek Revival architecture, using audio, film, and touch-screen interactives to present South Carolina history, with rotating casework for evolving content.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/south-carolina-historical-society-museum/", "https://savingplaces.org/stories/south-carolina-historical-society-opens-museum-in-newly-restored-charleston-fireproof-building", "https://www.postandcourier.com/news/new-museum-in-charleston-s-fireproof-building-aims-to-spark/article_4d59ea84-b2cf-11e8-ac34-43fe27a06b86.html" ] }, { "id": "south-fork-natural-history-museum-core", "name": "South Fork Natural History Museum", "venue": "south-fork-natural-history-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "evidence-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "phil-fraley-productions", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The South Fork Natural History Museum, a new building in Bridgehampton, New York, opened Spring 2005; exhibit design by Evidence Design, fabrication by Phil Fraley Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.evidencedesign.com/details/south-fork-natural-history-museum/", "https://www.philfraley.online/sofo", "https://www.rogersarchitects.com/south-fork-natural-history-museum/" ] }, { "id": "south-lake-union-urban-meadow-why-a-meadow", "name": "Urban Interpretation — Why a Meadow?", "venue": "south-lake-union-urban-meadow", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northwest-sign-and-design", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ggn", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Why a Meadow?\" is an interpretive signage installation at an urban meadow in Seattle's South Lake Union neighborhood, completed 2022; design by Studio Matthews, fabrication by Northwest Sign & Design, landscape architecture by GGN.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/why-a-meadow/" ] }, { "id": "south-park-los-angeles-wayfinding", "name": "South Park Wayfinding", "venue": "south-park-los-angeles", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "rios", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "utility box wraps", "pedestrian wayfinding" ], "summary": "South Park Wayfinding, a neighborhood wayfinding system in the South Park district of Los Angeles, opened in 2019 with design by RIOS for the South Park Business Improvement District; it was a finalist in the Communication Arts 2020 Design Competition, Environmental Graphics category (entered under the firm's former name, RCH Studios).\n", "description": "The system reuses the surface area of existing utility boxes across the neighborhood: one face gives pedestrian-scaled directions to nearby destinations, another maps South Park's businesses and landmarks, and a third situates the neighborhood within a 5- and 15-minute walk of Downtown Los Angeles landmarks.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.rios.com/projects/south-park-wayfinding/", "https://bwaf.org/bbw-projects/south-park-wayfinding", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2020%20Design%20Shortlist-1.pdf" ] }, { "id": "south-side-sanctuary-plaza", "name": "South Side Sanctuary", "venue": "south-side-sanctuary", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "future-firm", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Brand identity, logotype, and visual system", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "South Side Sanctuary, a 13,000-square-foot public outdoor plaza in Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood built through the city's Public Outdoor Plaza (POP!) program, opened in August 2024 with architecture by Future Firm and brand identity by Span Studio.\n", "description": "Developed by The Nascent Group (Cecilia Cuff and Jasmine Anwuli) to transform a vacant lot into an inclusive space for pedestrians, skateboarders, and cyclists.\n", "sources": [ "https://blockclubchicago.org/2024/08/07/south-side-sanctuary-community-plaza-opens-in-bronzeville/", "https://abc7chicago.com/post/new-south-side-sanctuary-brings-large-outdoor-green-space-bronzeville-chicago-east-47th-street-king-drive/15151183/", "https://span.studio/projects/south-side-sanctuary" ] }, { "id": "south-street-seaport-museum-maritime-city", "name": "Maritime City", "venue": "south-street-seaport-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Maritime City, a three-floor exhibition of 540 objects from the South Street Seaport Museum's collections tracing New York City's origins as a seaport, opened in the museum's renovated A.A. Thomson & Co. building in New York in March 2025, with fabrication by South Side Design & Building.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.southsidedb.com/portfolio-1/maritime-city", "https://southstreetseaportmuseum.org/maritime-city/", "https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/South-Street-Seaport-Museum-to-Present-New-Exhibition-MARITIME-CITY-20250116" ] }, { "id": "south-street-seaport-museum-promise-of-liberty", "name": "The Promise of Liberty: Words That Shaped a Nation", "venue": "south-street-seaport-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "southside-design-build", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Promise of Liberty: Words That Shaped a Nation, an exhibition of rare original founding-era American documents curated by Seth Kaller with the South Street Seaport Museum, opened at the museum's A.A. Thomson & Co. building in New York on May 27, 2026, with fabrication by South Side Design & Building.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.southsidedb.com/portfolio-1/promise-of-liberty", "https://southstreetseaportmuseum.org/promise-of-liberty/", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-promise-of-liberty-words-that-shaped-a-nation-to-open-at-south-street-seaport-museum-may-27-in-celebration-of-americas-250th-302761319.html" ] }, { "id": "south-street-seaport-museum-redesign", "name": "Museum Redesign", "venue": "south-street-seaport-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "random-exhibit-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "A redesign of the South Street Seaport Museum's galleries and visitor amenities, commissioned under an 18-month restoration mandate from the Museum of the City of New York, opened in New York in 2012, with exhibition design by Studio Joseph, fabrication by Random Exhibit Services, and graphic design by Pure + Applied.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/south-street-seaport-museum" ] }, { "id": "southern-ute-cultural-center-and-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "Southern Ute Cultural Center and Museum Core Exhibits", "venue": "southern-ute-cultural-center-and-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "jones-and-jones", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Southern Ute Cultural Center and Museum, a tribally-funded museum in Ignacio, Colorado, opened in 2011 with architecture by Jones & Jones Architects and Landscape Architects and exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "Developed to preserve and interpret Ute cultural knowledge, values, and artifacts for future generations, the museum's design — including its sun-wise circulation path, interpretive methodology, tipi construction specifications, and graphic messaging — was developed collaboratively among West Office, architects Jones & Jones, museum staff, tribal leadership, and community members. The $38 million facility overlooks the Los Pinos River.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/southern-ute-cultural-center-and-museum/", "https://indigenousarchitecture.weebly.com/southern-ute-cultural-center-and-museum.html", "https://jonesandjones.com/portfolio/cultures/" ] }, { "id": "space-center-houston-independence-plaza", "name": "Independence Plaza", "venue": "space-center-houston", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "jack-rouse-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Complete planning, design, and project management", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Independence Plaza, featuring the Space Shuttle Independence replica mounted atop the NASA 905 shuttle carrier aircraft, opened at Space Center Houston January 23, 2016; exhibit design and project management by Jack Rouse Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/theme-park/news/jra-designed-independence-plaza-opens-at-space-center-houston/" ] }, { "id": "space-center-houston-mission-mars", "name": "Mission Mars", "venue": "space-center-houston", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "jack-rouse-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Planned, designed, and project-managed; worked closely with NASA experts", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Mission Mars, an exhibit at Space Center Houston, opened January 2017; exhibit design and project management by Jack Rouse Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/mission-mars-space-centre-houston-jra/", "https://www.inparkmagazine.com/jra-mars-space-center-houston/", "https://www.space.com/35382-mission-mars-space-center-houston.html" ] }, { "id": "space-needle-century-project", "name": "The Century Project", "venue": "space-needle", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "rotating glass floor", "floor-to-ceiling glass observation deck" ], "summary": "Olson Kundig led The Century Project, a major renovation of Seattle's Space Needle unveiled in summer 2018, adding the world's first rotating glass floor, floor-to-ceiling glass barriers on the observation deck, and a new glass stairway and elevators.\n", "description": "The renovation increased the amount of glazing in the structure by 196% and won Olson Kundig the American Institute of Architects' 2022 National Architecture Honor Award. Distinct from the 2014 SkyPad interactive installation (see the separate SkyPad project record), this project is the building-wide architectural renovation of the observation deck and restaurant level.\n", "sources": [ "https://olsonkundig.com/projects/century-project/", "https://www.dezeen.com/2018/08/07/olson-kundig-renovation-space-needle-seattle-revolving-glass-floor/", "https://www.archpaper.com/2018/11/olson-kundigs-space-needle-renovations-yield-pristine-360-degree-views/" ] }, { "id": "space-needle-nautilus-pavilion", "name": "Nautilus Pavilion", "venue": "space-needle", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "storyline-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "fabrication", "note": "13 custom lightboxes, ticketing/reception counter, 3D-printed scale models", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Nautilus Pavilion queuing and historical-storytelling area at the Space Needle in Seattle, completed April 2016 (distinct from the SkyPad and Century Project renovations); exhibit design by Storyline Studio, fabrication by Group Delphi.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://web.archive.org/web/20210622233550/https://museums.groupdelphi.com/portfolio/seattle-space-needle/" ] }, { "id": "space-needle-skypad", "name": "SkyPad", "venue": "space-needle", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive guestbook, 3D globe, and photo-archive experience design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architectural integration", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "streamline-solutions", "role": "av-integration", "note": "A/V hardware specialist", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "multitouch LCD video wall", "interactive 3D globe", "real-time guestbook mapping visualization" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2015, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/skypad-interactive-wall/" } ], "summary": "SkyPad, a 20-foot-wide interactive multitouch video wall on the Space Needle's Observation Deck in Seattle, opened in July 2014; Belle & Wissell designed the interactive guestbook and photo-archive experience, with architectural integration by Olson Kundig and A/V integration by Streamline Solutions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/skypad/", "https://segd.org/projects/skypad-interactive-wall/", "https://bwco.info/2014/08/space-needle-observation-deck-experience-enhanced-by-skypad-an-interactive-installation/" ] }, { "id": "sphere-las-vegas-interiors", "name": "Sphere Interiors", "venue": "sphere-las-vegas", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "populous", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record for the Sphere venue overall", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "icrave", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Interior, wayfinding, and lighting design for ~400,000 sq ft of public-facing spaces (Atrium, F&B, expo, premium suites)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "architectural lighting", "reflective terrazzo flooring" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Experience Design (Winner)", "year": 2024, "source": "https://www.fastcompany.com/91129467/experience-design-innovation-by-design-2024" } ], "summary": "Sphere in Las Vegas, a 366-foot spherical entertainment venue, opened October 2023 with architecture by Populous and space-inspired public interior design by ICRAVE, a Journey Studio.\n", "description": "Winner of the Experience Design category in Fast Company's 2024 Innovation by Design Awards, credited to ICRAVE. Additional named collaborators on the interiors (Holoplot audio, Sphere Studios content, ARUP engineering) are vendor/engineering credits not sourced in enough design-role detail to add here. Sphere as a venue also received a 2025 Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement, Immersive Technology and Production, from the Themed Entertainment Association — that award covers the venue's overall technology platform (exosphere display, wraparound interior screen, haptic seating) rather than this record's architecture/interior-design scope; no additional independently sourceable design-firm credits distinct from Populous/ICRAVE were found for that specific award.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.sphereentertainmentco.com/sphere-and-icrave-reveal-innovative-interior-design-details-from-las-vegas-newest-entertainment-destination/", "https://populous.com/showcases/sphere", "https://www.fastcompany.com/91129467/experience-design-innovation-by-design-2024", "https://www.dezeen.com/2023/11/01/msg-sphere-las-vegas-public-space-interiors-icrave/", "https://www.teaconnect.org/news/31st-annual-thea-award-winners-announced-themed-entertainment-association" ] }, { "id": "spring-mountains-visitor-gateway-core-exhibits", "name": "Spring Mountains Visitor Gateway Core Exhibits", "venue": "spring-mountains-visitor-gateway", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "aldrichpears-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The $50-million U.S. Forest Service Spring Mountains Visitor Gateway on Mount Charleston, Nevada, opened May 30, 2015, with interpretive exhibits designed by AldrichPears Associates covering the range's ecology and Nuwuvi Native American significance.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://aldrichpears.com/project/spring-mountains-visitor-gateway/", "https://www.reviewjournal.com/local/local-las-vegas/50m-visitor-gateway-on-mount-charleston-opens-saturday-photos/" ] }, { "id": "springs-preserve-core-exhibits", "name": "Springs Preserve", "venue": "springs-preserve", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tate-snyder-kimsey-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of the Origen Museum building specifically, per LGA Architecture's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Technical design for the project's exhibits and interactives, incl. fabrication/programming of augmented-reality viewers, sliding-monitor exhibits, an RFID-based fossil-dig interactive, object theaters, and outdoor soundscape\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "augmented reality viewers", "RFID interactive", "object theaters" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Springs Preserve, a LEED Platinum museum and cultural campus on Las Vegas history and desert sustainability, opened in Las Vegas, Nevada in 2007, with exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design and AV integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/las-vegas-springs-preserve/" ] }, { "id": "squamish-lilwat-cultural-centre-core", "name": "Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre", "venue": "squamish-lilwat-cultural-centre", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "ratio-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "alfred-waugh-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design collaborator with Ratio Architecture.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Designed a lighting system flexible for daytime, evening, and event use across the Great Hall, museum, and gift shop spaces, with pre-set designs activated by museum staff via local control.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "programmable architectural lighting" ], "summary": "The Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre, a 30,000 sq ft cultural centre in Whistler, BC representing the Squamish and Lil'wat First Nations, opened in June 2008; Ratio Architecture (architect of record) worked with Alfred Waugh Architects on the building design, and Eos Lightmedia designed the interior lighting system for the Great Hall, museum, and gift shop.\n", "description": "The three-storey complex includes a multi-use gallery, Great Hall, an 80-seat theatre, gift shop, and museum space, with a form evocative of a Squamish Nation longhouse and a Lil'wat istken (earthen pit house).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/75", "https://thinkratio.com/project/squamish-lilwat-cultural-centre/", "https://www.naturallywood.com/projects/squamish-lilwat-cultural-centre/" ] }, { "id": "ss-united-states-museum-core", "name": "SS United States Museum and Visitor Experience", "venue": "ss-united-states-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "status": "announced", "year_expected": 2027, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The SS United States Museum and Visitor Experience, a planned land-based museum in Okaloosa County, FL accompanying the ship's reefing as an artificial reef (~April 2026); museum planning and exhibit design by Thinc Design, architecture by LMN Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.myokaloosa.com/" ] }, { "id": "st-jude-danny-thomas-alsac-pavilion-renovation", "name": "Danny Thomas / ALSAC Pavilion Renovation", "venue": "st-jude-danny-thomas-alsac-pavilion", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "haizlip-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "balance-studios", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "custom AV content mapping" ], "summary": "The Danny Thomas / ALSAC Pavilion renovation, a modernization of the 45,000-square-foot visitor pavilion on the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital campus in Memphis, launched November 2021; exhibit design by Haizlip Studio and media design by Balance Studios, with AV integration and fabrication by Solomon Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/danny-thomas-alsac-pavilion", "https://www.lougriffith.com/project/danny-thomas-alsac-pavilion/", "https://haizlipstudio.com/portfolio/danny-thomas-alsac-pavilion/" ] }, { "id": "st-louis-aquarium-union-station-core", "name": "St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station", "venue": "st-louis-aquarium-union-station", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "master-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "digital globe (interactive/media)", "laser projection", "touch tanks" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement — Entrance Experience", "year": 2021, "source": "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/27th-annual-thea-award-recipients" } ], "summary": "The St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station, a 120,000-square-foot aquarium built inside the historic 1894 Union Station train shed in St. Louis, Missouri, opened December 25, 2019, as the centerpiece of a $187 million family entertainment district; master planning, architecture, and exhibit design by PGAV Destinations, developed for owner Lodging Hospitality Management with zoOceanarium Group as operator and McCarthy Building Companies as general contractor.\n", "description": "The aquarium spans two stories and more than one million gallons of water across exhibits including the Confluence Gallery, a Global Rivers section, Shark Canyon (a 250,000-gallon environment with more than 60 sharks and rays), and The Deep, alongside touch tanks and a media-based train-ride experience narrated by John Goodman. PGAV Destinations also master planned the surrounding Union Station family entertainment district (Ferris wheel, carousel, mini golf, ropes course). The aquarium's entrance experience won a Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement (Entrance Experience, Limited Budget) from the Themed Entertainment Association at the 27th Annual Thea Awards (2021).\n", "sources": [ "https://pgavdestinations.com/news/st-louis-aquarium-now-open/", "https://pgavdestinations.com/project/st-louis-aquarium/", "https://www.forbes.com/sites/micheleherrmann/2020/02/03/st-louis-welcomes-new-aquarium-at-union-station/", "https://blooloop.com/animals/opinion/pgav-st-louis-aquarium-design-storytelling/", "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/27th-annual-thea-award-recipients" ] }, { "id": "st-louis-kaplan-feldman-holocaust-museum-exhibition", "name": "St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum", "venue": "st-louis-kaplan-feldman-holocaust-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "tri-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Exterior architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "videobred", "role": "content-production", "note": "Media development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mccann-systems", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "baker-and-hill", "role": "content-production", "note": "Animation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "icon-design", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive theater", "interactive media" ], "summary": "The St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum reopened November 2, 2022 after a $21 million, roughly threefold expansion, with exterior architecture by TR,i Architects and interior exhibit design and content development by Gallagher & Associates.\n", "description": "Facing History provided content development and Mais Directions provided scriptwriting and content review, per Gallagher & Associates' own project page; neither has a firm record yet in this index.\n", "sources": [ "https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/about-us/", "https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/after-2-year-renovation-and-expansion-st-louis-kaplan-feldman-holocaust-museum-to-reopen/article_83f4088b-4cd5-50d5-81ec-4b8f5d575aff.html", "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/st-louis-kaplan-feldman-holocaust-museum/" ] }, { "id": "st-louis-science-center-boeing-hall", "name": "Boeing Hall Addition", "venue": "st-louis-science-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "pgav-destinations", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Boeing Hall, an addition to the St. Louis Science Center in St. Louis, Missouri, opened 2011; designed by PGAV Destinations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.metalarchitecture.com/projects/st-louis-science-center-in-st-louis/" ] }, { "id": "st-louis-science-center-harvest-to-home", "name": "Harvest to Home Interactive", "venue": "st-louis-science-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Project management, fabrication, and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "hands-on interactive stations" ], "summary": "Harvest to Home Interactive, a hands-on food-processing exhibit at the St. Louis Science Center, opened in 2018; exhibit design by Peter Hyde Design with fabrication, installation, and project management by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "Visitors engage in hands-on activities using corn as a case study to experience food-processing steps including pouring, rolling, grinding, sifting, spinning, mixing, and cooking.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/st-louis-science-center" ] }, { "id": "st-louis-science-center-mcdonnell-planetarium", "name": "James S. McDonnell Planetarium (original building)", "venue": "st-louis-science-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1963, "credits": [ { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "note": "Principal architect Gyo Obata", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The James S. McDonnell Planetarium in St. Louis, opened April 16, 1963 as the St. Louis Planetarium and later absorbed into the St. Louis Science Center; architecture by HOK (Gyo Obata, principal).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.architectmagazine.com/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McDonnell_Planetarium" ] }, { "id": "st-louis-union-station-grand-hall-experience", "name": "Grand Hall Experience", "venue": "st-louis-union-station-grand-hall", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "technomedia", "role": "media-design", "note": "Creative direction, scripting, sound system and soundtrack design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jack-rouse-associates", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Recommended Technomedia for the project", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection", "sound design" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "TEA Thea Award — Outstanding Achievement, Live Show, Limited Budget", "year": 2015, "source": "https://www.teaconnect.org/" } ], "summary": "The Grand Hall Experience, a projection and sound show in the 1894 headhouse of St. Louis Union Station, opened 2014; media design by Technomedia at Jack Rouse Associates' recommendation. Distinct from the separately-built St. Louis Aquarium in a different building within the same historic complex.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.teaconnect.org/", "https://www.inparkmagazine.com/" ] }, { "id": "st-marys-college-of-maryland-from-absence-to-presence", "name": "From Absence to Presence: Commemorative to Enslaved Peoples of Southern Maryland", "venue": "st-marys-college-of-maryland", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "re-site", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": ". Design team: Shane Allbritton and Norman Lee.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "merge-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED illumination", "laser-etched stainless steel" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award (Public Installation)", "year": 2022, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/from-absence-to-presence-commemorative-to-enslaved-peoples-of-southern-maryland/" } ], "summary": "From Absence to Presence, a commemorative structure shaped like a slave cabin and inscribed with erasure poetry drawn from historical plantation records, was dedicated on the St. Mary's College of Maryland campus in St. Mary's City, Maryland in November 2020; it was designed by RE:site with fabrication by Merge Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/from-absence-to-presence-commemorative-to-enslaved-peoples-of-southern-maryland/", "https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/education/st-marys-college-memorial-enslaved-southern-maryland/2020/11/20/a9f57460-2b41-11eb-8fa2-06e7cbb145c0_story.html", "https://www.slaverymonuments.org/items/show/1213" ] }, { "id": "st-nicholas-national-shrine-digital-experience", "name": "Digital Guided-Tour Experience", "venue": "st-nicholas-national-shrine", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "media-design", "note": "Mobile app content development and guided-tour experience design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "mobile app" ], "summary": "A digital guided-tour mobile app and content layer for Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine at the World Trade Center campus in New York, developed by Gallagher & Associates, launched 2024.\n", "description": "The shrine building itself (architecture by Santiago Calatrava, dedicated 2022) is not part of this project's scope.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.archpaper.com/2024/08/ga-digital-platform-greek-orthodox-church", "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/st-nicholas-national-shrine/", "https://downtownny.com/news/saint-nicholas-church-wtc/" ] }, { "id": "stance-soho-flagship", "name": "Stance Soho Flagship", "venue": "stance-soho", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "plus-and-greater-than", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Retail environment design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "skylab-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Facade restoration", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Stance's first flagship retail store, a 2,000-square-foot facade restoration and interior build-out in a landmark 1912 building, opened in New York City's SoHo neighborhood in 2015, designed by Plus And Greater Than and Skylab Architecture.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://wwd.com/fashion-news/activewear/feature/stance-socks-new-york-city-store-soho-10284922/", "https://www.plusandgreaterthan.com/projects/building-stories-24d5z-gml9e-7h884-hhpxe-za4re" ] }, { "id": "stanley-a-milner-library-the-wall", "name": "The Wall", "venue": "stanley-a-milner-library", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "avi-spl", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Two-story, 40-foot Planar LED/MultiTaction touch video wall", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Wall, a two-story, 40-foot-wide interactive STEM-learning video wall at the revitalized Stanley A. Milner Library in Edmonton, Alberta, opened to the public September 17, 2020, with AV integration by AVI-SPL.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://avispl.com/xtg/our-work/edmonton-public-library/", "https://www.businesselitecanada.com/infrastructure/edmonton-public-library-revitalized-stanley-a-milner-library/", "https://www.commercialintegrator.com/projects/milner-library-interactive-video-wall-planar-tvf/97308/" ] }, { "id": "staples-center-original-building", "name": "Staples Center (original building)", "venue": "crypto-com-arena", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1999, "credits": [ { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "architecture", "note": "Dan Meis, Ron Turner", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Staples Center (now Crypto.com Arena) in Los Angeles opened 1999; architecture by NBBJ.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crypto.com_Arena", "https://www.archpaper.com/" ] }, { "id": "star-wars-galactic-starcruiser-experience", "name": "Star Wars - Galactic Starcruiser", "venue": "star-wars-galactic-starcruiser", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "adirondack-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Contractor of record (\"Adirondack Scenic, Inc.\") on Walt Disney Imagineering's building permits for fabrication and installation of the themed show sets throughout the two-night immersive hotel/experience, per Orange County, FL permit filings.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "live-action themed environments", "space-window projection/visual effects", "interactive costumed-cast storytelling" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Thea Award — Outstanding Achievement (Brand Experience)", "year": 2022, "source": "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/29th-annual-thea-award-recipients" } ], "summary": "Star Wars - Galactic Starcruiser, a purpose-built two-night immersive hotel experience adjacent to Disney's Hollywood Studios in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, opened March 2022 (closed permanently September 2023); Walt Disney Imagineering (Disney's in-house design unit, not an independent firm with its own record in this index) led the creative, architecture, and interior/show design, with Adirondack Studios (Adirondack Scenic, Inc.) as fabrication contractor for the themed show sets. It won the 2022 (29th Annual) Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement in Brand Experience from the Themed Entertainment Association.\n", "description": "A standalone resort building designed as the \"Halcyon\" starship, with guest cabins as starship staterooms, live cast-driven storylines running the length of a two-night stay, a bridge with a real-time space-window visual-effects display, and themed dining and lounge spaces. Design work was led internally by Walt Disney Imagineering (Ann Morrow Johnson, executive producer/creative director; Gregory Ashton, concept architect; Tami Empero and Bryce Schulte, interior design), an in-house unit rather than an independent firm, so it does not carry its own firm record in this index per this index's convention for Disney in-house design credit (see the EPCOT Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind record for the same treatment). Adirondack Scenic, Inc. (Adirondack Studios) is named as the fabrication/installation contractor on Walt Disney Imagineering's public building permits for the project's themed show sets.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/29th-annual-thea-award-recipients", "https://www.starwars.com/news/dispatches-from-the-halcyon-design-star-wars-galactic-starcruiser", "https://insidethemagic.net/2020/05/galactic-starcruiser-permit-filed-rwb1/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars:_Galactic_Starcruiser" ] }, { "id": "state-fair-of-texas-mavs-vault", "name": "Mavs Vault", "venue": "state-fair-of-texas", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Steel vault gateway design and fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Museum exhibit planning", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jack-rouse-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "heritage-werks", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Mavs Vault, a steel vault-gateway installation and museum-style exhibit at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas, Texas, opened in 2022; Dimensional Innovations designed and fabricated the steel vault gateway and led museum exhibit planning, with exhibit design by Jack Rouse Associates and interpretive work by Heritage Werks.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dimin.com" ] }, { "id": "state-historical-museum-of-iowa-hollywood-in-the-heartland", "name": "Hollywood in the Heartland", "venue": "state-historical-museum-of-iowa", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media" ], "summary": "Hollywood in the Heartland, a 6,400-square-foot exhibition at the State Historical Museum of Iowa in Des Moines exploring Iowa's history with film and historic movie theaters, opened in February 2023 with interpretive planning, exhibit design, graphics, and media design by HealyKohler.\n", "description": "The exhibition traces Iowa's on-screen and behind-the-scenes film history from the late 1800s to today, including the role of historic theaters in Iowa communities and the Academy Award won by Iowa native Cloris Leachman. HealyKohler's broader collaboration with the State Historical Society of Iowa also covers two other exhibitions on its own project page — \"Riding Through History\" (RAGBRAI's 40th anniversary) and \"Iowa History 101\" — but independent completion dates for those two could not be confirmed from public sources, so they are not recorded as separate entries here.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/the-state-historical-museum-of-iowa/", "https://history.iowa.gov/visit/state-historical-museum-iowa/exhibits/hollywood-heartland", "https://nonpareilonline.com/entertainment/new-museum-explores-history-of-iowa-and-iowans-in-the-movies/article_39dfdf8b-2a04-5ab5-8db2-c2529f2d1a0d.html" ] }, { "id": "staten-island-courthouse-core", "name": "Staten Island Courthouse", "venue": "staten-island-courthouse", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ricci-greene-associates", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Courts planning consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Staten Island Courthouse in St. George, New York, opened 2015; architecture by Ennead Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ennead.com/work/staten-island-courthouse/" ] }, { "id": "staten-island-museum-taking-care", "name": "Taking Care: The Black Angels of Sea View Hospital", "venue": "staten-island-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Taking Care: The Black Angels of Sea View Hospital,\" an exhibition on the Black nursing staff who pioneered tuberculosis treatment at Sea View Hospital, opened at the Staten Island Museum on January 26, 2024, with visual identity and design by Studio Matthews.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.statenislandmuseum.org/exhibitions/takingcare/", "https://studiomatthews.com/project/staten-island-museum-taking-care/" ] }, { "id": "staten-island-zoo-reptile-house", "name": "Carl F. Kauffeld Hall of Reptiles", "venue": "staten-island-zoo", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "curtis-and-ginsberg-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": "on other credits; per Hadley's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "artifact/specimen mounts" ], "summary": "The Carl F. Kauffeld Hall of Reptiles, a 16,600 sq ft renovation of the Staten Island Zoo's 1930s WPA-era exhibit hall in Staten Island, New York, opened in 2007 with architecture by Curtis + Ginsberg Architects and fabrication by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "Curtis + Ginsberg Architects was engaged by the zoo to fully reimagine the original 1930s reptile exhibition for the 21st century, working with the zoo's curator, keepers, and a wildlife consultant on themes and layout. The project received the NYC Design + Construction Excellence award (2008) and was named to NY Construction News' Best of 2007 list; the completion year above is inferred from those award-cycle dates as no explicit opening date was found in public sources.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cplusga.com/works/staten-island-zoo-reptile-wing/", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/staten-island-zoo-reptile-house/" ] }, { "id": "statue-of-liberty-museum", "name": "Statue of Liberty Museum", "venue": "statue-of-liberty-museum-venue", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "fxcollaborative", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "15,000 sq ft exhibition across three galleries: Immersive Theater, Engagement Gallery, Inspiration Gallery", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Immersive theater and the 450 sq ft crowdsourced 'Becoming Liberty' digital mural", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "float4", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive kiosks and immersive theater technology", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "diversified", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV and digital signage technology across the Immersive Theater (8 laser-phosphor projectors), Star Mural Donor Wall, Engagement Gallery, and the 40'x11' Becoming Liberty LED video wall\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sh-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Established the museum's acoustic environments, mitigated noise factors, and designed/calibrated the audio systems; implemented custom \"activated sound\" technology turning exhibit surfaces into virtual speakers, engineered to withstand 4M+ annual visitors.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Immersive 3-theater walk-through experience directed by Donna Lawrence; produced by DLP with ABC News Lincoln Square Productions and Walt Disney Imagineering (both credited on DLP's own project page as co-producers; neither added as separate credits pending a ruling, since WDI here would be an outside contractor on a non-Disney venue, a reversal of this index's standing in-house-unit exclusion).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive theater", "interactive touchscreens", "crowdsourced digital mural" ], "summary": "The Statue of Liberty Museum, a 26,000-square-foot new visitor museum on Liberty Island in New York, opened May 16, 2019, with architecture by FXCollaborative and exhibition/interactive media design by ESI Design.\n", "description": "Commissioned by the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation, the museum gives all Liberty Island visitors access to the statue's original torch and a non-linear, three-gallery exhibition (Immersive Theater, Engagement Gallery, Inspiration Gallery) covering the statue's history and global symbolism, including more than 150 historic artifacts, 29 interactive touchscreens, and the \"Becoming Liberty\" crowdsourced digital mural.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.archpaper.com/2019/05/statue-of-liberty-museum-opens-fxcollaborative/", "https://esi.nbbj.com/work/statue-of-liberty-museum", "https://www.aiany.org/membership/oculus-magazine/article/summer-2019/the-statue-of-liberty-museum/", "https://onediversified.com/case-study/audio-visual-and-digital-signage-technology-immerses-museum-visitors", "https://shacoustics.com/statue-of-liberty-museum/" ] }, { "id": "stax-museum-core", "name": "Stax Museum of American Soul Music", "venue": "stax-museum-of-american-soul-music", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2003, "credits": [ { "firm": "looney-ricks-kiss", "role": "architecture", "note": "Credited on SH Acoustics' own project page as architect/exhibit designer; no independent corroboration found. .", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ravin-films", "role": "content-production", "note": "Credited on SH Acoustics' own project page as media producer; no independent corroboration found. .", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sh-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": "SH Acoustics CEO Steve Haas directed the acoustic and audio-visual design of the museum and has performed periodic recalibration services since opening.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "replica recording studio", "interactive exhibits" ], "summary": "The Stax Museum of American Soul Music, a 17,000 sq ft museum built as a replica of the original Stax Records recording studio in Memphis, Tennessee, opened May 2, 2003, with acoustic and audio-visual design by SH Acoustics.\n", "description": "A replica of the original Stax recording studio (formerly the Capitol Theatre), including the sloped floor of Studio A, exhibiting artifacts, photos, and interactive media on the history of Stax Records and soul music.\n", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stax_Museum_of_American_Soul_Music", "https://shacoustics.com/stax-museum-of-american-soul-music/" ] }, { "id": "steelhouse-omaha-core", "name": "Steelhouse Omaha", "venue": "steelhouse-omaha", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "holland-basham-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-dachs-associates", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theater/performance planning consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "threshold-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "threshold-acoustics", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Steelhouse Omaha, a 1,500-3,000-capacity live music venue in downtown Omaha, part of Omaha Performing Arts' Holland Campus, opened May 12, 2023; designed by Ennead with local architect-of-record Holland Basham Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archpaper.com/2023/06/omaha-welcomes-an-ennead-architects-designed-music-venue/", "https://www.fisherdachs.com/portfolio/steelhouse-omaha/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steelhouse_Omaha" ] }, { "id": "steven-f-udvar-hazy-center-building", "name": "Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center", "venue": "steven-f-udvar-hazy-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2003, "credits": [ { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hok", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "large-artifact hanging/suspension display systems", "environmental artifact-preservation controls" ], "summary": "The Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, a 760,000 sq ft annex of the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum near Washington Dulles International Airport in Chantilly, Virginia, opened December 15, 2003; it was designed by HOK, which also designed the museum's original National Mall building.\n", "description": "The Center comprises two large display hangars able to receive aircraft and spacecraft delivered directly from the adjacent airport. The aviation hangar suspends air- and spacecraft from arching steel trusses, each capable of supporting 20,000 pounds, beneath an artificial sky, with elevated observation areas for visitors. The Center displays roughly 3,000 artifacts, including Space Shuttle Discovery, the Enola Gay, the Concorde, and the SR-71 Blackbird.\n", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steven_F._Udvar-Hazy_Center", "https://www.hok.com/projects/view/national-air-and-space-museum-steven-f-udvar-hazy-center/" ] }, { "id": "stillness-and-motion", "name": "stillness & motion", "venue": "river-green-richmond", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Supplied and programmed the specialty lighting and controls for the three-part public artwork's translucent glass-facade imagery.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "programmable LED lighting" ], "summary": "stillness & motion is a three-part public artwork by artists Nancy Chew and Jacqueline Metz, installed on the glass facades of a pedestrian bridge at the terminus of River Green (Village Green), a development west of the Richmond Olympic Oval in Richmond, BC, completed in 2013; Eos Lightmedia supplied and programmed the artwork's specialty lighting.\n", "description": "The artwork is informed by the local landscape, by mythologies of landscape, and by how culture interprets and is shaped by land — visitors move through the translucent, graphic imagery on the bridge's glass facades.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/253" ] }, { "id": "stoller-family-estate-experience-center", "name": "Stoller Family Estate Experience Center", "venue": "stoller-family-estate", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "downstream", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interior and technology design, LED video wall design, content and software for four interactive tasting tables, and AR/VR experience integration.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "diversified", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Technology integrator", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED video wall", "interactive tasting tables", "augmented reality" ], "platforms": [], "summary": "The Stoller Family Estate Experience Center, a public winery guest experience space in Oregon's Dundee Hills, opened in summer 2020 with interior and technology design, LED video wall, and interactive tasting-table software by Downstream and technology integration by Diversified.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.svconline.com/the-wire/case-studies/planar-led-video-wall-creates-immersive-guest-experience-at-stoller-family-estate", "https://www.planar.com/case-studies/" ] }, { "id": "stonewall-national-monument-visitor-center-exhibition", "name": "Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center", "venue": "stonewall-national-monument-visitor-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "edg-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "EDG Architecture and Engineering; facade restoration and ADA-compliant renovation of 51 Christopher Street", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Concept design, exhibition design, design development, and documentation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "orsman-design", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hmba", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Audio-visual consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center, a 3,700-sq-ft renovation of 51 Christopher Street in New York City — part of the original Stonewall Inn complex — opened June 28, 2024 as the first LGBTQ+ visitor center in the National Park Service; architecture by EDG Architecture and Engineering, exhibition design by Local Projects, lighting design by Orsman Design, and AV consulting by HMBA.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/civil-rights-memorials/stonewall-national-monument-visitor-center/", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/16988-the-stonewall-national-monument-visitor-center-opens-in-new-york", "https://www.dezeen.com/2024/06/28/stonewall-monument-in-new-york-is-first-lgbtqia-visitor-centre-in-national-parks-service/" ] }, { "id": "storefront-for-art-and-architecture-arabesque", "name": "Arabesque", "venue": "storefront-for-art-and-architecture", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "morcos-key", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibition graphic identity and 93-foot facade supergraphic", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "vinyl supergraphic" ], "summary": "\"Arabesque,\" an exhibition by artist Rayyane Tabet at Storefront for Art and Architecture in New York, ran January 23–April 18, 2020, with graphic identity and a 93-foot facade supergraphic by Morcos Key; it was a finalist in the Communication Arts 2020 Design Competition, Environmental Graphics category.\n", "description": "The exhibition examined a speculative meeting between an American architect and a French historian over a century after their overlap at the École des Beaux-Arts, exploring decoration and ornamentation in the built environment. Morcos Key's contribution covered the graphic identity, promotional material, and the gallery's opaque gray facade displaying an Arabic transliteration of \"arabesque\" in vinyl.\n", "sources": [ "https://morcoskey.com/projects/arabesque", "https://storefront.nyc/program/arabesque/", "https://averyreview.com/issues/45/narrating-ornament", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2020%20Design%20Shortlist-1.pdf" ] }, { "id": "storyeum-dinosaurs-in-gastown", "name": "Dinosaurs in Gastown", "venue": "storyeum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Lighting and scenic design services (as Douglas Welch Design, since folded into Eos Lightmedia), per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "animatronics", "video projection" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics" ], "summary": "Dinosaurs in Gastown, a temporary fossil and animatronic-dinosaur exhibition for client Infinity Entertainment, was staged in 2005 at Storyeum in Vancouver's Gastown neighbourhood (Storyeum closed in October 2006); Eos Lightmedia (then operating as Douglas Welch Design) provided lighting and scenic design.\n", "description": "The exhibition featured more than 100 prehistoric fossils, 11 dinosaur skeletons (eight authentic, including a Crichtonsaurus from Beipiao, China), a life-size animatronic T-Rex and Triceratops, and a twice-hourly actor-driven show.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/289", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Storyeum" ] }, { "id": "strong-museum-of-play-bubble-tower", "name": "Bubble Tower (Toy Halls of Fame)", "venue": "strong-museum-of-play", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Experience design, hardware acquisition and integration, and gesture-recognition software", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion-capture", "gesture-based interaction", "large-format monitor array" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The Bubble Tower, a 26-foot motion-capture interactive centerpiece of the Toy Halls of Fame exhibit (home to the National Toy Hall of Fame and Toy Industry Hall of Fame), opened at The Strong National Museum of Play in Rochester, New York on September 19, 2015; interactive media design by Unified Field.\n", "description": "Guests step up to a pillar of monitors and use motion capture to create and manipulate virtual soap bubbles, making streams and whirlwinds and popping toys out of bubbles, with automatic photo capture built into the environment. The installation marked the induction of bubbles into the National Toy Hall of Fame in 2014.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.unifiedfield.com/projects/strong-museum", "https://www.museumofplay.org/press/releases/2015/08/2212-highlights-toy-halls-fame-exhibit", "https://betterfutureawards.com/nyc16/project.asp?ID=15341", "https://nlprod.com/item/the-strong-national-museum-of-play/" ] }, { "id": "stuart-a-rose-library-emory-renovation", "name": "Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library Renovation", "venue": "stuart-a-rose-library-emory", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "collins-cooper-carusi-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "now practices as DLR Group | Collins Cooper Carusi Architects", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library (then MARBL), a 15,000 sq ft renovated space on the 10th floor of Emory University's Robert W. Woodruff Library in Atlanta, Georgia, opened in fall 2015 after a roughly 15-month renovation; Collins Cooper Carusi Architects designed the building renovation and HealyKohler Design designed the exhibits and interpretive media.\n", "description": "The renovation created a branded and interpretive experience integrated with the building's architecture, including a secure Reading Room, Woodruff Commons, learning spaces, and gallery/exhibit areas featuring artifact collections, interactive media, and large-scale graphics guiding visitors through the archival research process.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/marbl-manuscript-archives-and-rare-book-library/", "https://collinscoopercarusi.com/projects/manuscript-archives-rare-books-library/", "https://www.gayconstruction.com/project/stuart-a-rose-manuscript-archives-rare-book-library/" ] }, { "id": "studio-museum-in-harlem-new-building", "name": "New Museum Building", "venue": "studio-museum-in-harlem", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "adjaye-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A new building for the Studio Museum in Harlem in New York opened November 2025; design architecture by Adjaye Associates, lighting design by Fisher Marantz Stone.\n", "description": "The executive architect is disputed between two independent sources (Corgan vs. Cooper Robertson); not credited pending confirmation.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.fmsp.com/projects/the-studio-museum-in-harlem/", "https://www.studiomuseum.org/press/studio-museum-in-harlem-opening-date-and-community-day" ] }, { "id": "studio-theatre-dc-renovation", "name": "Renovation and Environmental Graphics", "venue": "studio-theatre-dc", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Abbott Miller", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hickok-cole-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A $20M renovation of the Studio Theatre in Washington, DC added new environmental graphics and visual identity by Pentagram (Abbott Miller), with architecture by Hickok Cole. Independent sources conflict on the completion year — Creative Review and local DC press date the reopening to April 2022, while Hickok Cole's own project page lists 2023; recorded here as 2022 with the discrepancy noted rather than silently resolved.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.creativereview.co.uk/studio-theatre-washington-identity-posters/", "https://hickokcole.com/project/studio-theatre/" ] }, { "id": "stuttgart-natural-history-museum-evolution-ocean-halls", "name": "Evolution and Ocean Halls", "venue": "stuttgart-state-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Evolution and Ocean Halls at the State Museum of Natural History Stuttgart, Germany, opened February 2023; exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/state-museum-of-natural-history-stuttgart" ] }, { "id": "submarine-force-library-and-museum-core", "name": "USS Nautilus Memorial Submarine Force Library and Museum", "venue": "submarine-force-library-and-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1986, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The USS Nautilus Memorial Submarine Force Library and Museum, a 14,000 sq ft museum complex in Groton, Connecticut built around the decommissioned USS Nautilus, opened April 11, 1986; designed by Cambridge Seven Associates (now CambridgeSeven).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/uss-nautilus-memorial-submarine-force-library-and-museum/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Submarine_Force_Library_and_Museum" ] }, { "id": "summit-bechtel-sustainability-treehouse-core", "name": "Sustainability Treehouse", "venue": "summit-bechtel-sustainability-treehouse", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "mithun", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bnim", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "volume-inc", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studio-terpeluk", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pacific-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Sustainability Treehouse at the Summit Bechtel Reserve in Glen Jean, West Virginia, opened summer 2013; design architecture by Mithun with BNIM as architect of record, exhibit design by Volume Inc. and Studio Terpeluk, fabrication by Pacific Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/", "https://www.archdaily.com/" ] }, { "id": "summit-one-vanderbilt-core", "name": "SUMMIT One Vanderbilt", "venue": "summit-one-vanderbilt", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kenzo-digital", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Experience designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "233 speakers, 14 subwoofers, and a 50x12-foot Samsung MicroLED wall across 26 spaces", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "MicroLED", "immersive audio" ], "summary": "SUMMIT One Vanderbilt, a 65,000 sq ft observation deck experience atop One Vanderbilt in New York City, opened October 21, 2021; Snohetta designed the architecture, Kenzo Digital was experience designer, and Electrosonic engineered and integrated the AV systems across its 26 spaces.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/summit-one-vanderbilt" ] }, { "id": "sunnylands-center-and-gardens-exhibits", "name": "Sunnylands Center & Gardens interpretive exhibits and wayfinding", "venue": "sunnylands-center-and-gardens", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Interpretive exhibits, interactive kiosks, and a glasses-free 3D video tour", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Interior and exterior signage, branding, identity, and standards manual", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "frederick-fisher-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": "Building architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "office-of-james-burnett", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Landscape architect for the 9-acre desert gardens", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks", "glasses-free 3D video" ], "summary": "Sunnylands Center & Gardens, the visitor center and 9-acre desert gardens for the Annenberg estate in Rancho Mirage, California, opened to the public in March 2012; building architecture by Frederick Fisher & Partners, landscape architecture by the Office of James Burnett, and interpretive exhibits, graphics, wayfinding, and identity by Reich+Petch.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/sunnylands-center-gardens/", "https://www.archdaily.com/175257/sunnylands-center-and-gardens-the-office-of-james-burnett-frederick-fisher-plus-partners", "https://www.ojb.com/work/sunnylands-center-gardens/" ] }, { "id": "suquamish-museum-core", "name": "Suquamish Museum", "venue": "suquamish-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "mithun", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mithun", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "storyline-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Suquamish Museum on the Port Madison Indian Reservation in Suquamish, Washington, opened 2012; architecture and landscape architecture by Mithun, exhibit design by Storyline Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suquamish_Museum", "https://www.seattlemag.com/", "https://www.shawlocal.com/" ] }, { "id": "surf-ballroom-not-fade-away", "name": "Not Fade Away (Surf Music Experience Center)", "venue": "surf-ballroom", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "multi-projector wall", "motion sensing" ], "summary": "Not Fade Away, a 1,365 sq ft immersive rock-and-roll history experience, opened in 2025 in the Surf Music Experience Center at the Surf Ballroom (a National Historic Landmark) in Clear Lake, Iowa; created by Trivium Interactive with AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/surf-ballroom-not-fade-away-electrosonic", "https://blooloop.com/trivium-not-fade-away/", "https://www.triviuminteractive.com/project/surf-ballroom-music-experience-center" ] }, { "id": "surrey-city-hall-lighting", "name": "Surrey Civic Centre Architectural Lighting", "venue": "surrey-city-hall", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "kasian-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Named as project architect (with Moriyama & Teshima Architects) per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "moriyama-and-teshima-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Named as project architect (with Kasian Architecture) per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Provided architectural lighting design services for the interior and exterior of the new City Hall and Office Building and the Civic Plaza, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Surrey City Hall and Civic Plaza, part of the City of Surrey's $500 million Civic Centre Development in British Columbia, opened in 2014 with architecture by Kasian Architecture Interior Design & Planning and Moriyama & Teshima Architects and architectural lighting design by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "The Civic Plaza accommodates up to 5,000 people for Surrey's outdoor public events and festivities; the new City Hall building includes a Council Chamber that doubles as a 200-seat public theatre.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/45" ] }, { "id": "surrey-city-hall-public-art", "name": "What We Can't Do Alone, We Can Achieve Together", "venue": "surrey-city-hall", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-roso", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "London-based.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A public art sculpture at Surrey City Hall in Surrey, British Columbia, completed 2014, designed by Studio Roso with lighting/AV integration by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "Distinct from the venue's separately recorded civic-lighting project.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/98" ] }, { "id": "suzanne-roberts-theatre-core", "name": "Suzanne Roberts Theatre", "venue": "suzanne-roberts-theatre", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "kieran-timberlake", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bower-lewis-thrower", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "a-zahner-company", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Sculptural stainless-steel marquee/signage system", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Suzanne Roberts Theatre, home of the Philadelphia Theatre Company, opened 2007; design architecture by KieranTimberlake with Bower Lewis Thrower as architect of record, marquee fabrication by A. Zahner Company.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suzanne_Roberts_Theatre", "https://azahner.com/projects/suzanne-roberts-theatre/", "https://kierantimberlake.com/work/suzanne-roberts-theatre/" ] }, { "id": "swaner-ecocenter-exhibits", "name": "Swaner EcoCenter Exhibits", "venue": "swaner-ecocenter", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Swaner EcoCenter, an environmental education facility on Utah State University's Swaner Preserve near Park City, Utah, opened in 2008 with exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "Situated within a 1,200-acre nature preserve in the Snyderville Basin, the EcoCenter houses interactive exhibits, classrooms, and observation structures intended to educate the community about the area's ecosystems and inspire conservation. The building achieved LEED Platinum certification in 2009, the first newly constructed building in Utah to do so.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/swaner-ecocenter/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swaner_EcoCenter" ] }, { "id": "swarovski-kristallwelten-expansion", "name": "Swarovski Kristallwelten 120th Anniversary Expansion", "venue": "swarovski-kristallwelten", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "New architectural elements — a play tower, shop entrance, and café — added by Snøhetta to Swarovski's Kristallwelten visitor attraction in Wattens, Austria as part of its 120th-anniversary expansion, reopened April 30, 2015; the expansion also included work by other commissioned firms on separate installations within the attraction.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.snohetta.com/projects/swarovski-kristallwelten", "https://www.dezeen.com/2015/05/08/snohetta-new-play-tower-restaurant-reopening-swarovski-kristallwelten-crystal-theme-park-austria/", "https://www.archdaily.com/625188/swarovski-kristallwelten-snohetta" ] }, { "id": "sxwtletenk-square-lighting", "name": "šxʷƛ̓ənəq Xwtl'e7énḵ Square Lighting", "venue": "sxwtletenk-square", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "nick-milkovich-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Developed the lighting scheme for the renewed civic plaza, working with the project's architect and landscape architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "DMX control" ], "summary": "šxʷƛ̓ənəq Xwtl'e7énḵ Square, a civic plaza in downtown Vancouver renewed by the City of Vancouver and completed in 2017, received an architectural and public-realm lighting scheme designed by Eos Lightmedia in collaboration with architect Nick Milkovich Architects and an unnamed landscape architect.\n", "description": "The plaza's name, used by the Musqueam and Tsleil-Waututh peoples, refers to a place of cultural gathering; the lighting scheme includes linear grazing LEDs on the plaza's architectural fins with a dynamic light show played hourly.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/56" ] }, { "id": "sydney-opera-house-concert-hall-renewal", "name": "Concert Hall Renewal", "venue": "sydney-opera-house", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "arm-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arup", "role": "acoustics", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Sydney Opera House Concert Hall reopened in July 2022 after a AUD$102M renewal; Arup redesigned the hall's acoustics with ARM Architecture, addressing the venue's long-standing acoustic problems with a new diffusion-panel system and rigging structure for ceiling reflectors.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.arup.com/en-us/projects/sydney-opera-house-concert-hall-renewal/", "https://www.dezeen.com/2022/09/02/sydney-opera-house-concert-hall-renovation/" ] }, { "id": "sylvia-h-rambo-courthouse-exhibit", "name": "Sylvia H. Rambo Exhibit", "venue": "sylvia-h-rambo-united-states-courthouse", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition planning, design, and media production", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ricci-greene-associates", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Courts planning consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "film installation" ], "summary": "A permanent exhibition honoring Judge Sylvia H. Rambo's judicial career opened in April 2023 at the Sylvia H. Rambo United States Courthouse in Harrisburg, PA, designed by Thinc Design in collaboration with the building's architect, Ennead Architects.\n", "description": "The exhibit includes a triptych of graphic panels flanking a film installation with interviews, a display case of photographs and documents, and a portrait of Judge Rambo, Pennsylvania's Middle District's first female federal judge (1979) and first female chief judge (1992).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/harrisburg-courthouse" ] }, { "id": "symantec-experience-center-briefing", "name": "Symantec Experience Center", "venue": "symantec-experience-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "client briefing systems" ], "summary": "The Symantec Experience Center, a briefing center for visiting guests and clients at Symantec's Mountain View, California offices, opened around 2019 with design by Gensler blending security-industry credibility with hospitality.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.gensler.com/projects/symantec-experience-center", "https://officesnapshots.com/2019/12/02/symantec-experience-center-mountain-view/" ] }, { "id": "synovus-park-renovation", "name": "Synovus Park", "venue": "synovus-park", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "populous", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "populous", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Signage and wayfinding system led by Populous designer Nick Abele", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "identity-group", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dcl", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphics", "wayfinding signage" ], "summary": "Synovus Park, a restored 100-year-old ballpark (originally Golden Park) in Columbus, Georgia, reopened in 2025 as the home of the Columbus Clingstones (Atlanta Braves Double-A affiliate), with a signage and wayfinding program designed by Populous alongside its architectural renovation.\n", "description": "Populous restored the park's original brick facade and 1926-era arches at the Legacy Gateway entrance while adding premium seating, suites, and modern amenities. The signage and wayfinding system, led by Populous designer Nick Abele, drew on baseball ephemera (tickets, scoresheets) and a recurring pattern of three circles referencing baseball's numerology, fabricated by Identity Group and DCL.\n", "sources": [ "https://populous.com/projects/synovus-park", "https://nickabeledesign.com/synovus-park", "https://www.mlb.com/milb/news/featured/visit-synovus-park-home-of-the-columbus-clingstones", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/Design25Shortlist3.pdf" ] }, { "id": "t-mobile-5g-and-me-tech-experience", "name": "\"5G & Me\" Tech Experience", "venue": "t-mobile-tech-experience-bellevue", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "note": "The Memory Wall — responsive media sculpture with sensor-triggered visitor photo capture", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "avi-spl", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "sparks", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "T-Mobile's \"5G & Me\" Tech Experience, a 4,000-square-foot immersive showcase of 5G applications at T-Mobile's Bellevue, Washington headquarters, opened in 2021, with media design (including \"The Memory Wall\") by Belle & Wissell, AV integration by AVI-SPL, and fabrication by Sparks.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://avispl.com/xtg/our-work/t-mobile-5g-me-innovation-center/", "https://bwco.info/work/t-mobile-memory-wall/", "https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-5g-change-our-world-t-mobiles-tech-experience-answers-erin-raney" ] }, { "id": "t-mobile-executive-briefing-center-bellevue-experience", "name": "T-Mobile Executive Briefing Center", "venue": "t-mobile-executive-briefing-center-bellevue", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "storytelling-company", "role": "media-design", "note": "developed \"The Storytelling Suite\" content platform", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "storytelling-company", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sitara-systems", "role": "media-design", "note": "\"Connected Complex,\" a large-scale projection-mapped installation (3D projection mapping onto a physical architectural model) within one of the center's five zones. Also names \"Envoy,\" \"Hyperquake,\" and \"Blue Telescope\" as additional briefing-center experience partners — not added here, follow-up (Hyperquake and Blue Telescope already have firm records in this corpus).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive displays", "content management platform", "3D projection mapping" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "GACEP World Class Center Award", "year": 2026, "source": "https://www.gacep.com/recognizedprograms" }, { "award": "GACEP World Class Center Innovation Award", "year": 2026, "source": "https://www.gacep.com/recognizedprograms" } ], "summary": "T-Mobile's Executive Briefing Center, at the company's Bellevue, Washington headquarters, opened October 15, 2025, with AV engineering and interactive media design by The Storytelling Company across five immersive zones covering 5G, cybersecurity, and enterprise connectivity.\n", "description": "The center is organized into five zones — Connected Individual, Connected Building, Connected Complex, Borderless Connectivity, and Network & Innovation Showcase — demonstrating T-Mobile's technology for enterprise customers and partners. It is connected by a stairway to T-Mobile's new Cyber Defense Center, unveiled the same day. The Storytelling Company built \"The Storytelling Suite,\" a platform letting T-Mobile update content and messaging without physical reconstruction of the space. The center won GACEP's 2026 World Class Center Award and Innovation in the Center recognition.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.t-mobile.com/news/network/t-mobile-unveils-new-cyber-defense-briefing-centers", "https://www.storytellingcompany.com/work/t-mobile-hq-executive-briefing-center", "https://www.gacep.com/recognizedprograms", "https://www.sitara.systems/t-mobile/" ] }, { "id": "t-mobile-park-original-building", "name": "Safeco Field (original building)", "venue": "t-mobile-park", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1999, "credits": [ { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "architecture", "note": "Chief architect Dennis Forsyth; NBBJ Sports & Entertainment division", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Safeco Field (now T-Mobile Park) in Seattle opened 1999; architecture by NBBJ. Distinct from the 2019 Creo Industrial Arts rebrand-signage project already recorded at this venue.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.historylink.org/", "https://pcad.lib.washington.edu/" ] }, { "id": "t-mobile-park-rebrand-signage", "name": "T-Mobile Park Rebrand Signage", "venue": "t-mobile-park", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Rebrand signage and environmental graphics for T-Mobile Park (formerly Safeco Field) in Seattle, Washington, following the 2019 naming-rights change, fabricated by Creo Industrial Arts.\n", "description": "Distinct from the venue's separately recorded Enchant Christmas seasonal installation.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "tacoma-art-museum-benaroya-wing", "name": "Tacoma Art Museum Benaroya Wing", "venue": "tacoma-art-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Olson Kundig designed the Rebecca and Jack Benaroya Wing, an addition to the Tacoma Art Museum that opened January 19, 2019 to display over 350 works from the Benaroya glass, painting, and sculpture collection.\n", "description": "The wing includes flexible exhibit spaces with moveable temporary walls and a 46-foot-wide Vista Gallery window wall overlooking the Prairie Line Trail.\n", "sources": [ "https://olsonkundig.com/projects/tacoma-art-museum-benaroya-wing/" ] }, { "id": "tacoma-art-museum-haub-galleries", "name": "Tacoma Art Museum Haub Galleries", "venue": "tacoma-art-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Olson Kundig designed the Haub Galleries, a roughly 16,000-square-foot addition to the Tacoma Art Museum that opened in 2015 and doubled the museum's gallery space to house the Haub Family Collection of Western American Art.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://olsonkundig.com/projects/tacoma-art-museum-haub-galleries/" ] }, { "id": "tacoma-art-museum-rebrand-wayfinding", "name": "Tacoma Art Museum — Rebrand & Wayfinding", "venue": "tacoma-art-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "architecture by Olson Kundig", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award, Wayfinding", "year": 2017, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/tacoma-art-museum-rebrand-and-sign-scheme/" } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews created a rebrand and wayfinding system, completed in 2015, connecting Tacoma Art Museum's original modernist building with its new Haub Family Galleries wing, designed by Olson Kundig.\n", "description": "Fabrication by Berry Signs.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/tacoma-art-museum/" ] }, { "id": "tacoma-cc-center-for-innovative-learning-engagement", "name": "Center for Innovative Learning and Engagement", "venue": "tacoma-community-college-cile", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mithun", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed signage and an interpretive feature wall, completed in 2025, for Tacoma Community College's 51,325-square-foot Center for Innovative Learning and Engagement, with architecture by Mithun.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/center-for-innovative-learning-and-engagement/" ] }, { "id": "tampa-bay-history-center-core-exhibits", "name": "Tampa Bay History Center Core Exhibits", "venue": "tampa-bay-history-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "verner-johnson", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "christopher-chadbourne-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Tampa Bay History Center, a 60,000 sq ft museum on the Tampa Riverwalk, opened January 17, 2009, with architecture by Verner Johnson and exhibit and theater design by Christopher Chadbourne & Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://cargocollective.com/ccadesign/Tampa-Bay-History-Center", "https://tourtampabayarchitecture.com/page_11-html/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tampa_Bay_History_Center" ] }, { "id": "tap-ins-at-the-greenhouse-brand-identity", "name": "Tap Ins at the Greenhouse", "venue": "tap-ins-at-the-greenhouse", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Brand identity and signage", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Illuminated installations", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "wskf-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "(below 3-project threshold)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "infinity-sign-systems", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "shield-casework", "role": "fabrication", "note": "(below 3-project threshold)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "illuminated signage" ], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations designed the brand identity, signage, and illuminated installations for Tap Ins at the Greenhouse in Overland Park, Kansas, completed in 2025, with architecture by WSKF Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "target-field-twins-celebration-signs", "name": "Minnesota Twins Celebration Signs", "venue": "target-field", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Attraction design and environmental design for the revitalized Minnie & Paul sign", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Specialty lighting for the rotating Baseball Medallion", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "specialty lighting" ], "summary": "The Minnesota Twins Celebration Signs, a revitalization of Target Field's Minnie & Paul sign and rotating Baseball Medallion in Minneapolis, Minnesota, opened in 2023 with attraction design, specialty lighting, and environmental design by Dimensional Innovations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/work/minnesota-twins-target-field" ] }, { "id": "target-open-house-san-francisco-installation", "name": "Target Open House", "venue": "target-open-house-san-francisco", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibit design and media production", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "30-ft 12-projector screen and 12 interactive tables for a 7/8-scale acrylic Victorian-house IoT showcase.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Target Open House, Target's showcase retail concept store for internet-of-things products in San Francisco, opened in 2015, designed by Local Projects with AV integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bbinet.com/works/target-open-house/" ] }, { "id": "tate-modern-in-love-with-the-world", "name": "In Love With The World", "venue": "tate-modern", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "anicka-yi-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Artist / concept and creative direction", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "aka-media-system", "role": "media-design", "note": "Technical lead", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sitara-systems", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Aerobe behavior design and development — the artificial-life simulation driving each aerobe's autonomous flight and behavior.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] }, { "firm": "airstage", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Aerobe fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kitmapper", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Technical crew", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "artificial-life simulation", "Pozyx real-time location system", "custom software (Cinder/C++)" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence", "robotics", "interactive-installation" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Award — Merit: Public Installation", "year": 2022, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/in-love-with-the-world/" }, { "award": "CommArts Interactive Awards — Best In Show", "year": 2023, "source": "https://www.commarts.com/project/35154/in-love-with-the-world" } ], "summary": "In Love With The World, Anicka Yi's 2021 Hyundai Commission for Tate Modern's Turbine Hall in London, featured an ecosystem of autonomous soft-robotic aerial machines called aerobes, each with individually simulated behavior; Sitara Systems designed and developed the artificial-life system governing aerobe behavior, working with technical lead AKA Media System and fabricator Airstage.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.commarts.com/project/35154/in-love-with-the-world", "https://segd.org/projects/in-love-with-the-world/", "https://aka.farm/in-love-with-the-world/", "https://www.sitara.systems/tate-in-love-with-the-world/" ] }, { "id": "td-corporate-branch-brand-experience", "name": "TD Brand Experience", "venue": "td-corporate-branch-toronto", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Design-build collaborator on the exhibit and learning hub", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive multimedia displays" ], "summary": "TD Brand Experience, a 3,405-square-foot exhibit and learning hub at a TD Bank Group corporate branch in downtown Toronto, Ontario near the Toronto-Dominion Centre, opened in 2024 for both customers and employees; design-build by Reich+Petch and kubik maltbie.\n", "description": "The exhibit explores four themes -- TD & Canada, TD & Toronto, Women at TD, and Children & TD -- through glazed display cases, pull-out drawers, and interactive multimedia stations drawing on TD's historical collections, organized around a central cabinet inspired by the Toronto-Dominion Centre's architecture.\n", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/td-brand-experience/" ] }, { "id": "tdecu-stadium-football-operations-center", "name": "Memorial Hermann Football Operations Center", "venue": "tdecu-stadium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "In-house Experiential Graphic Design team; legacy walls, timeline installations, and donor recognition features including the \"Yokubaitis Hall Legacy of Football Excellence\" lobby display.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "digital signage" ], "summary": "The University of Houston's Memorial Hermann Football Operations Center, a ~160,000 sq ft, $130M facility integrated into TDECU Stadium's west end, was designed by DLR Group with its in-house Experiential Graphic Design studio delivering legacy walls and donor recognition features honoring UH football history; opened August 2025.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/university-of-houston-memorial-hermann-football-operations-center/", "https://uhcougars.com/sports/2025/7/28/memorial-hermann-football-operations-center", "https://memorialhermann.org/about-us/newsroom/media-center/all-stories/mhfoc-ribbon-cutting" ] }, { "id": "tekakapimek-contact-station-exhibits", "name": "Tekαkαpimək Contact Station", "venue": "tekakapimek-contact-station", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "saunders-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Juror's Choice Award for Interpretive Media, NAI 2025", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "integrated architectural and exhibition design" ], "summary": "The Tekαkαpimək Contact Station, a 7,900-sq-ft visitor center atop Lookout Mountain in Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument near Stacyville, Maine, opened to the public August 17, 2024; architecture by Saunders Architecture, with exhibit fabrication by Split Rock Studios.\n", "description": "Developed through a multi-year process between the Elliotsville Foundation, representatives of the Wabanaki Nations, and the National Park Service, the station's integrated architecture and exhibition design showcases Penobscot Nation connections to the region's watersheds, plants, and animals. It received the National Association for Interpretation's 2025 Juror's Choice Award for Interpretive Media.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.mainepublic.org/environment-and-outdoors/2024-08-19/katahdin-woods-and-waters-national-monument-unveils-tek%CE%B1k%CE%B1pim%C9%99k-contact-station", "https://www.bangordailynews.com/2025/07/06/penobscot/penobscot-culture/katahdin-woods-and-waters-national-monument-tekakapim%C9%99k-contact-station-opens-to-public/", "https://splitrockstudios.com/national-park-foundation-supports-tek%ce%b1k%ce%b1pim%c9%99k-contact-station-in-katahdin/", "https://splitrockstudios.com/nai-2025-media-award/" ] }, { "id": "tellus-science-museum-my-big-backyard", "name": "My Big Backyard", "venue": "tellus-science-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "wondercabinet-interpretive-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "proun-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Exhibit graphics", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "murphy-catton", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "My Big Backyard, an interactive exhibit at Tellus Science Museum in Cartersville, Georgia exploring the physics of light, sound, and electricity through themed areas including a greenhouse, garage, tree, and toddler space, opened in the museum's Crossroads Gallery in 2021 with exhibit design by Wondercabinet Interpretive Design and graphics by Proun Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.proundesign.com/science/my-big-backyard", "https://tellusmuseum.org/exhibit/my-big-backyard/", "https://mcattonandco.com/work/my_big_backyard__tellus_science_museum/" ] }, { "id": "telstra-customer-insight-centre-core", "name": "Telstra Customer Insight Centre", "venue": "telstra-customer-insight-centre", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "downstream", "role": "media-design", "note": "Design firm for the digital connection zones and curved LED environments (Insight Ring).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "curved LED environments" ], "platforms": [ "nanolumens" ], "summary": "The Telstra Customer Insight Centre, a 3,600-square-meter customer briefing facility at Telstra's Sydney headquarters with a 300-seat theatre, opened in 2015; Portland-based Downstream designed its digital connection zones and curved LED environments, built on NanoLumens displays.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20150514005035/en/", "https://mumbrella.com.au/telstra-opens-new-sydney-customer-insights-centre-looks-cement-future-facing-credentials-276907" ] }, { "id": "telus-garden-lighting-and-media", "name": "Telus Garden Lighting and Media", "venue": "telus-garden-vancouver", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "henriquez-partners-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Architizer A+ Awards — Jury and Popular Choice", "year": 2016, "source": "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/52" } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Telus Garden, a mixed-use public plaza and office/retail complex in Vancouver, British Columbia, opened 2014, with architecture by Henriquez Partners Architects and lighting/media design by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/52" ] }, { "id": "telus-health-care-centre-calgary-core", "name": "TELUS Health Care Centre Calgary", "venue": "telus-health-care-centre-calgary", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "diversified", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "LED wall", "projection mapping", "touchscreen" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The TELUS Health Care Centre in Calgary, Alberta, a preventive-care clinic that relocated to 685 Centre St S in June 2025, features an immersive patient experience — including a street-visible LED welcome wall and curved projection-mapped MRI environments — designed by Gensler with AV integration by Diversified, winning the 2025 Commercial Integrator Award for Best Healthcare Project.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://onediversified.com/case-study/telus-health", "https://www.gensler.com/projects/telus-health-care-centre", "https://www.commercialintegrator.com/projects/diversified-wins-best-healthcare-project-for-telus-health-care-clinic-calgary/143662/", "https://www.telus.com/en/health/care-centres/locations/calgary" ] }, { "id": "telus-spark-core-exhibits", "name": "TELUS Spark Core Exhibit Lighting", "venue": "telus-spark", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Provided exhibit lighting for four of the science centre's galleries and the Creative Kids museum, using a museum-grade LED track lighting system that contributed to the building's LEED Gold certification and a 65% reduction in annual energy use versus conventional designs.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "museum-grade LED track lighting" ], "summary": "TELUS Spark, Canada's first new purpose-built science centre in nearly three decades, opened in Calgary, AB in 2011; Eos Lightmedia designed, installed, and programmed the exhibit lighting across four galleries and the Creative Kids museum.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/108" ] }, { "id": "temple-square-visitors-center-core", "name": "Temple Square Visitors' Center", "venue": "temple-square-visitors-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-hettema-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Led creative design and full production from concept through opening", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Independent source (blooloop) names this firm as a collaborator across \"design, media, fabrication, and technology\" without specifying individual roles; role inferred by pattern, not explicitly sourced\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Role inferred by pattern from a collective collaborator credit; see note on Donna Lawrence Productions above", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "midwest-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "role inferred by pattern, see note above", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Role inferred by pattern, see note above", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "4wall-entertainment", "role": "av-integration", "note": "role inferred by pattern, see note above", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Temple Square Visitors' Center in Salt Lake City opened May 18, 2026; creative design and production led by The Hettema Group, with Donna Lawrence Productions, Cortina Productions, Midwest Studios, Electrosonic, and 4Wall named as collaborators across design, media, fabrication, and technology (individual roles not broken out by the independent source).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/", "https://www.forbes.com/", "https://www.prnewswire.com/" ] }, { "id": "tempur-pedic-flagship-nyc-core", "name": "Tempur-Pedic Flagship Store", "venue": "tempur-pedic-flagship-nyc", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "callisonrtkl", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "VMSD Retail Renovation Competition — First Place", "year": 2021, "source": "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/112" } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Tempur-Pedic's Manhattan flagship store, designed by CallisonRTKL with lighting/AV/media by Eos Lightmedia, opened 2020.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/112" ] }, { "id": "tenaska-center-arts-engagement", "name": "Tenaska Center for Arts Engagement", "venue": "steelhouse-omaha", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "holland-basham-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-dachs-associates", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "threshold-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Tenaska Center for Arts Engagement, the third and final building on Omaha Performing Arts' Holland Campus, a 92,200 sq ft education/community-engagement facility, opened March 19, 2026; designed by Ennead with Holland Basham Architects, completing a 2016-2026 multi-building campus commission.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archpaper.com/2026/05/ennead-tenaska-center/", "https://nebraskaexaminer.com/briefs/108m-omaha-facility-for-performing-arts-education-opens-boosted-by-9m-in-public-grants/", "https://hollandbasham.com/projects/omaha-performing-arts-tenaska-center-for-arts-engagement/" ] }, { "id": "tenderloin-museum-grit-and-soul", "name": "Grit and Soul", "venue": "tenderloin-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Grit and Soul, the inaugural exhibition of the Tenderloin Museum in San Francisco, opened in June 2015 with exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "The Tenderloin Museum, founded by Uptown Tenderloin, Inc. under executive director Randy Shaw, tells the story of the San Francisco Tenderloin neighborhood from its rebuilding after the 1906 earthquake and fire through its history as a hub of jazz, LGBTQ+ refuge, and successive waves of housing reform.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/tenderloin-museum/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenderloin_Museum" ] }, { "id": "tenement-museum-shop-life", "name": "Shop Life", "venue": "lower-east-side-tenement-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "potion-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Designed the interactive RFID-driven touchscreen counter/table, the first interactive installation incorporated into the historic museum", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "RFID-triggered projection", "interactive touchscreen table" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2013, "source": "https://www.signshop.com/news/2013-segd-global-design-awards-connecting-people-to-place/" }, { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Gold, Multimedia Installations", "year": 2013, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-program/2013-muse-award-winners/" } ], "summary": "Shop Life, a new permanent exhibition at the Lower East Side Tenement Museum in New York City recreating businesses that occupied 97 Orchard Street over more than a century, opened December 3, 2012, featuring an interactive RFID-triggered touchscreen counter designed by Potion — the museum's first interactive installation.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.tenement.org/blog/the-official-launch-of-shop-life/", "https://www.tenement.org/blog/new-media-in-shop-life/", "https://medium.com/@potion_design/shop-life-9ff97d5719be" ] }, { "id": "tennessee-aquarium-river-journey", "name": "Tennessee Aquarium (River Journey)", "venue": "tennessee-aquarium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1992, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Tennessee Aquarium's original building, now known as River Journey, opened in downtown Chattanooga in 1992 as the first major aquarium focused on North American freshwater habitats; designed by Cambridge Seven Associates (now CambridgeSeven).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/tennessee-aquarium/", "https://sah-archipedia.org/buildings/TN-01-065-0063" ] }, { "id": "tennessee-state-museum-permanent-exhibits", "name": "Tennessee State Museum", "venue": "tennessee-state-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "eoa-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "shen-milsom-and-wilke", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mccoy-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "note": "Complementary to Northern Light Productions' credit — a different gallery/scope within the same 2018 building, per Cortina's own page.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "3D animation", "4K original filming", "touchscreen interactives", "curvilinear theater" ], "summary": "The new 137,000-square-foot Tennessee State Museum building on Nashville's Bicentennial Mall opened in October 2018; architecture by EOA Architects and HGA, exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, fabrication by Design and Production, and media production by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "Northern Light Productions produced five linear films, seven interactive installations, four listening stations, a multiplayer interactive music table, and seven zoned soundscapes across the museum's Early Tennessee, Change and Challenge, and Music Gallery exhibits, including a curvilinear theater film on Tennessee's geological history and musical heritage.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/941837/the-tennessee-state-museum-eoa-architects-plus-hga", "https://hga.com/tennessee-state-museum-celebrates-grand-opening-of-new-home/", "https://www.d-and-p.com/tennessee-state-museum", "https://nlprod.com/item/tennessee-state-museum/" ] }, { "id": "teradata-executive-briefing-center-core", "name": "Teradata Executive Briefing Center", "venue": "teradata-executive-briefing-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "hyperquake", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Teradata's re-imagined Executive Briefing Center, San Diego, CA; design by Hyperquake, per a LinkedIn post from Teradata's own EBC program lead independently naming the firm. Year approximate, per a dated (Feb 2021) announcement of the rebuild.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.hyperquake.com" ] }, { "id": "terrell-place-media-wall", "name": "Terrell Place Interactive Media Wall", "venue": "terrell-place", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Experience design lead; 1,700 sq ft of motion-activated LED display", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "av-c", "role": "media-design", "note": "Software platform driving the three content modes (Seasons, Color Play, Cityscape)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "note": "Lobby renovation architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion sensing", "LED display" ], "summary": "Terrell Place, a Washington, DC office building, unveiled a 1,700-square-foot motion-activated media wall in its lobby in 2016 as part of a Gensler-designed renovation, with experience design by ESI Design and software by AV&C for owner Beacon Capital Partners.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.av-controls.com/terrell-place", "https://www.architectmagazine.com/technology/a-look-behind-esi-designs-interactive-media-wall-at-terrell-place", "https://www.designboom.com/art/esi-design-terrell-place-reactive-media-installation-washington-dc-07-11-2016/" ] }, { "id": "texas-am-mays-business-school-donor-experience", "name": "Donor Activations & Environmental Design", "venue": "texas-am-mays-business-school", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Donor activations and environmental design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Interior renovation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kirksey-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "(below 3-project threshold)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations designed donor activations, environmental design, and an interior renovation for the Mays Business School at Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas, completed in 2025, with architecture by Kirksey Architecture.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "thaddeus-stevens-lydia-hamilton-smith-center-core", "name": "Thaddeus Stevens & Lydia Hamilton Smith Center for History and Democracy", "venue": "thaddeus-stevens-lydia-hamilton-smith-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "centerbrook-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Restoration and new construction", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "prime-access-consulting", "role": "accessibility-consulting", "note": "Ramps, font sizes, tactile QR codes, and Braille lettering", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "tactile QR codes" ], "summary": "The Thaddeus Stevens & Lydia Hamilton Smith Center for History and Democracy, a new history museum in an adaptive reuse of Stevens' law office/home and the former Kleiss Tavern in Lancaster, PA, opened May 1–2, 2026; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, architecture by Centerbrook Architects, fabrication by Art Guild, Inc., accessibility consulting by Prime Access Consulting.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://visitlancastercity.com/blog/hope-courage-and-perseverance-the-thaddeus-stevens-lydia-hamilton-smith-center-for-history-and-democracy-debuts-in-may-2026/", "https://lancasteronline.com/", "https://oneunitedlancaster.com/nonprofits/progress-update-on-stevens-smith-history-center/", "https://raai.com/project/thaddeus-stevens-and-lydia-hamilton-smith-center-for-history-and-democracy/" ] }, { "id": "thanksgiving-point-curiosity-farms", "name": "Curiosity Farms", "venue": "thanksgiving-point", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-exhibits-dept", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Graphic design direction, content development, and final exhibit text", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ffkr-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "luckey-climber", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Custom farm-themed climbing playscape", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media" ], "summary": "Curiosity Farms, a 3,500 sq ft working-farm exhibit at Thanksgiving Point in Lehi, Utah, opened September 30, 2024 as a reimagining of the institute's former Farm Country attraction; it was designed by The Exhibits Dept. with architecture by FFKR Architects, fabrication by Split Rock Studios, interactive media by Trivium Interactive, and a custom climbing playscape by Luckey Climber.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.exhibitsdept.com/projects/curiosity-farms", "https://thanksgivingpoint.org/blog-curiosity-farms-grand-opening-a-must-visit-for-utah-families/", "https://thanksgivingpoint.org/blog-from-farm-country-to-curiosity-farms-how-the-newly-reimagined-venue-will-educate-on-the-future-of-farming/", "https://www.ffkr.com/work/the-museum-of-natural-curiosity/" ] }, { "id": "thayer-public-library-childrens-room", "name": "Thayer Public Library Children's Room", "venue": "thayer-public-library", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "arrowstreet", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "4,600 sq ft interior redesign of the children's section: color-based zoning, modular seating, and a full-length mural incorporating local history and storybook characters as a scavenger hunt.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A 4,600-square-foot redesign of the children's section at Thayer Public Library in Braintree, Massachusetts, by Arrowstreet, completed in 2019.\n", "description": "Arrowstreet redesigned the children's room with a color-based zoning system (five dominant colors drawn from the library's existing stained-glass windows, warmer near the youngest-reader areas and cooler toward the tween section), modular seating for flexible programming, and a full-length mural combining Braintree history, the alphabet, and storybook characters as an all-ages scavenger hunt. The project received an award in 2021.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.arrowstreet.com/portfolio/thayer-library-childrens-room-2/" ] }, { "id": "the-avenue-at-white-marsh-wayfinding", "name": "The Avenue at White Marsh Wayfinding", "venue": "the-avenue-at-white-marsh", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "ashton-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Ashton Design created environmental graphics — murals, directional signage, and tenant branding — for the 35-acre open-air retail and entertainment destination The Avenue at White Marsh in Maryland, completed in 2019.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ashton-design.com/work/the-avenue" ] }, { "id": "the-braid-history-gallery", "name": "History Gallery", "venue": "the-braid", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "consarc", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The History Gallery at The Braid, a museum and arts centre converted from Ballymena Town Hall in Northern Ireland, UK, opened 2009, designed by Ralph Appelbaum Associates with architecture by Consarc.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.museumsassociation.org/museums-journal/reviews/2009/11/27414-2/" ] }, { "id": "the-broad-core", "name": "The Broad (including Broad Plaza)", "venue": "the-broad", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "2x4", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hood-design-studio", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Broad, a 115,000 sq ft contemporary art museum with a \"veil and vault\" concept, opened September 2015 in Los Angeles, with architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro and Gensler; includes the adjoining Broad Plaza, landscaped by Hood Design Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/the-broad", "https://www.archdaily.com/772778", "https://2x4.org/work/the-broad", "https://hooddesignstudio.com/broad" ] }, { "id": "the-center-nyc-queer-justice", "name": "Queer Justice: 50 Years of Lambda Legal and LGBTQ+ Rights", "venue": "the-center-nyc", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "parz-designs", "role": "fabrication", "note": "physical fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "digital fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award (Exhibition)", "year": 2024, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/queer-justice-50-years-of-lambda-legal-and-lgbtq-rights/" } ], "summary": "\"Queer Justice: 50 Years of Lambda Legal and LGBTQ+ Rights,\" a traveling exhibition produced for the American LGBTQ+ Museum, opened at The Center in New York City in November 2023, designed by Isometric Studio, before touring to Atlanta, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, and Washington, D.C. through 2024.\n", "description": "The exhibition marks Lambda Legal's 50th anniversary and is designed as five moveable carts of layered panels on ash-wood posts, evoking protest picket signs, sized to fit through the elevators, hallways, and doorways of each touring venue. Isometric Studio also designed a custom typeface, Lambda Sans, based on a 1970s Gay Activists Alliance flyer. It received a 2024 SEGD Global Design Award (Merit, Exhibition).\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/queer-justice-50-years-of-lambda-legal-and-lgbtq-rights/", "https://isometricstudio.com/queer-justice", "https://lambdalegal.org/queerjusticeexhibit/" ] }, { "id": "the-childrens-museum-of-indianapolis-malalas-world-giants-of-the-jurassic", "name": "Malala's World and Giants of the Jurassic", "venue": "the-childrens-museum-of-indianapolis", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "content-production", "note": "content creation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "projected shows", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "evolution-audio", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Malala's World and Giants of the Jurassic, two exhibits at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis, opened in 2021, designed and produced by Dimensional Innovations (content, exhibit design, and projected shows), with lighting design by Schuler Shook and AV integration by Evolution Audio.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "the-columbus-museum-orientation-galleries", "name": "Orientation & Children's Galleries", "venue": "the-columbus-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "perkins-will", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Arrival experience and children's gallery redesign as part of an $28.5M renovation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Columbus Museum in Columbus, Georgia reopened May 4, 2024 after an 18-month, $28.5 million renovation that redesigned its arrival experience and children's galleries; architecture by Perkins+Will, with exhibit design by Local Projects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/museums-attractions/reimagining-the-columbus-museum/", "https://www.ajc.com/news/after-major-makeover-columbus-museum-will-reopen-lighter-and-brighter/XQ4PACOX4VDL3LBRRGKUWZ2Y3I/", "https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/columbus-museum-reopens-after-25m-reimagining" ] }, { "id": "the-dali-museum-core", "name": "The Dalí Museum", "venue": "the-dali-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design lead Yann Weymouth", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida, opened January 11, 2011; architecture by HOK (Yann Weymouth, design lead).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://thedali.org/about-the-museum/the-building/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dal%C3%AD_Museum" ] }, { "id": "the-discovery-reno-inside-out", "name": "Inside Out: An Anatomy Exhibit", "venue": "the-discovery-reno", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "council", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pacific-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "upswell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "\"Inside Out: An Anatomy Exhibit,\" a permanent 2,500 sq ft gallery with 47 hands-on and digital interactives at The Discovery (Terry Lee Wells Nevada Discovery Museum), Reno, NV, opened 2015 ($1.3M project); exhibition design by Council, fabrication by Pacific Studio, interactive media by Upswell, medical-education content partnership with Understand.com. All four partners named directly by the museum's own site.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://nvdm.org/celebrating-one-year-inside/" ] }, { "id": "the-doseum-exhibits", "name": "The DoSeum Exhibits", "venue": "the-doseum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "argyle-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The DoSeum, a new $47M children's museum in San Antonio, TX, opened June 6, 2015, with exhibit design by Argyle Design, fabrication by Kubik Maltbie, and lighting by Available Light.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.availablelight.com/work/doseum-san-antonios-museum-kids-exhibit", "https://kubikmaltbie.com/project/the+doseum/" ] }, { "id": "the-eight-signage-wayfinding", "name": "The Eight Signage & Wayfinding", "venue": "the-eight-bellevue", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphics", "wayfinding signage" ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed a signage and wayfinding system for The Eight, a new mixed-use development with public plaza and amenity spaces in downtown Bellevue, Washington, developed by Skanska Commercial Development and completed in 2024.\n", "description": "The signage scheme draws on the building's looping \"8\" logo to create an animated, layered wayfinding system across ground and amenity floors, extending into the parking garage, with materials and finishes coordinated with the building's architecture and interior design.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/the-eight/", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/Design25Shortlist3.pdf" ] }, { "id": "the-franklin-institute-body-odyssey", "name": "Body Odyssey", "venue": "the-franklin-institute", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "adirondack-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited in ADK's own portfolio; the museum's press release names MDSX as exhibit designer but does not name a fabricator — role inferred as fabrication per ADK's stated core service.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mdsx", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "houdini-interactive", "role": "media-design", "note": "UX, development, and hardware integration for 12 interactive experiences across 16 installations within the exhibition, including the motion-capture body-visualization interactive", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "smithgroup", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "exp", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion capture", "real-time skeletal/muscular/circulatory visualization" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Body Odyssey, an 8,500-sq-ft permanent exhibition on the human body built around the Franklin Institute's Giant Heart, opened November 23, 2024 in Philadelphia, designed by MDSX with fabrication credited to Adirondack Studios.\n", "description": "One named interactive within the exhibition uses motion-capture cameras to track visitors in real time in front of three large-format displays, processed via onsite computers so visitors see their own skeletal, circulatory, and muscular systems moving with them on screen; interactive development and hardware integration by Houdini Interactive.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.adkstudios.com/portfolio/", "https://fi.edu/en/press-room/press-releases/2024/franklin-institute-celebrates-grand-opening-body-odyssey-and-hamilton-collections-gallery", "https://biztechmagazine.com/article/2025/12/museums-deploy-interactive-technology-create-more-immersive-experiences" ] }, { "id": "the-franklin-institute-changing-earth", "name": "Changing Earth", "venue": "the-franklin-institute", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "adirondack-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited in ADK's own portfolio; role inferred as fabrication, no independent role confirmation found.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Changing Earth, a permanent exhibition on plate tectonics and geologic change, opened March 27, 2010 at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, with fabrication credited to Adirondack Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.adkstudios.com/portfolio/", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-franklin-institute-launches-two-new-exhibits--changing-earth-and-electricity-saturday-march-27-89060417.html" ] }, { "id": "the-franklin-institute-franklins-spark", "name": "Franklin's Spark", "venue": "the-franklin-institute", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2026, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "crafted-action", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Lead experience designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "crafted-action", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "motion-by-nick", "role": "media-design", "note": "Experiential motion design .", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ims-technology-services", "role": "av-integration", "note": ".", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "advscopy", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Narrative strategy .", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "immersive audio" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "Franklin's Spark, a 120-degree projection-mapped, multisensory experience in the rotunda of the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, debuted January 17, 2026, marking Benjamin Franklin's 320th birthday; Crafted Action served as lead experience designer, with AV integration by IMS Technology Services.\n", "description": "Funded by The Satell Family Foundation and Ed Satell, the hourly experience uses dynamic projection, lighting, and sound to present Franklin as an experimenter and innovator, timed to build momentum toward the nation's 250th anniversary in 2026.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.craftedaction.com/work/franklin", "https://fi.edu/en/exhibits-and-experiences/benjamin-franklin-memorial" ] }, { "id": "the-franklin-institute-neural-climber", "name": "Neural Climber", "venue": "the-franklin-institute", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "luckey-climbers", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Neural Climber, an interactive climbing structure within the \"Your Brain\" exhibition in The Franklin Institute's Karabots Pavilion, Philadelphia, opened June 2014, fabricated by Luckey Climbers with lighting by Available Light.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.availablelight.com/work/neural-climber-at-the-franklin-institute", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-nicholas-and-athena-karabots-pavilion-transforms-the-franklin-institute-252646181.html" ] }, { "id": "the-franklin-institute-presidents-by-madame-tussauds", "name": "The Presidents by Madame Tussauds", "venue": "the-franklin-institute", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "alusiv", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Figure mounts, scenic components, labels, graphic murals, tension-fabric wall structures\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-lighting-practice", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "\"The Presidents by Madame Tussauds,\" a temporary exhibition of 56 life-size wax figures of U.S. presidents and other historical figures, opened September 2020 at The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia (running through January 3, 2021), designed with Alusiv and fabricated/installed by Art Guild, with lighting by The Lighting Practice.\n", "description": "Each figure is staged in a themed setting mixing images and props; the installation was built with COVID-19-era socially distanced spacing between figures.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.artguildinc.com/2020/09/03/the-president-by-madame-tussauds/" ] }, { "id": "the-franklin-institute-sportszone", "name": "SportsZone", "venue": "the-franklin-institute", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "art-guild-inc", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Prototyping, testing, fabrication, and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "900lbs-of-creative", "role": "media-design", "note": "\" ; produced 'The Run,' a 40-foot interactive augmented-reality race installation using multi-camera capture and laser-projection blending\"\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "augmented reality", "laser projection", "interactive touch stations" ], "summary": "SportsZone, a 3,600-square-foot permanent exhibition on the science of sports, opened at The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia on October 24, 2015, fabricated by Art Guild with the centerpiece \"The Run\" interactive race installation produced by 900lbs of Creative.\n", "description": "The exhibit features 21 interactive experiences exploring how the human body, laws of motion, and technology interact in sports, including an augmented-reality race against professional athletes, a pitching skill tester, a surfboard simulator, and impact-force models comparing protected and unprotected human heads.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.inquirer.com/philly/health/sportsmedicine/20150809_Franklin_Institute_s_new_SportsZone_lets_you_discover_the_science_of_athletics.html", "https://www.artguildinc.com/2015/11/05/art-guild-fabricates-interactive-experiences-for-new-sportszone-exhibit-at-the-franklin-institute/", "https://www.900lbs.com/portfolio/franklin-institute-run-exhibit", "https://fi.edu/en/exhibits-and-experiences/sportszone" ] }, { "id": "the-franklin-institute-wondrous-space", "name": "Wondrous Space", "venue": "the-franklin-institute", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "mdsx", "role": "media-design", "note": "MDSX Creative — lead experience design, media, and creative management", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "beaudry-interactive", "role": "media-design", "note": "Consultation, design refinement, programming and development, and software installation for five second-floor interactives (Gravity Well, In Orbit of You, Asteroid Impact, Space Primer, EM Waves).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive exhibits", "real-time software" ], "summary": "Wondrous Space, an $8.5 million two-floor space-science exhibition at The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, opened November 4, 2023, with experience design led by MDSX Creative and second-floor interactive exhibits developed by Beaudry Interactive, supported by a funding gift from Boeing.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/museum/in-depth/wondrous-space-franklin-mdsx/", "https://fi.edu/en/exhibits-and-experiences/wondrous-space", "https://www.binteractive.com/post/wondrous-space", "https://whyy.org/articles/franklin-institute-wondrous-space-exhibition-opening/" ] }, { "id": "the-harris-your-place", "name": "The Harris — Your Place", "venue": "the-harris-preston", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "click-netherfield", "role": "fabrication", "note": "64 museum showcases", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Your Place,\" a major redevelopment of The Harris — Preston's combined museum, art gallery, and library — opened in 2025; exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, with Click Netherfield designing, manufacturing, and installing 64 showcases.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.clicknetherfield.com/projects/the-harris-your-place/", "https://theharris.org.uk/press-news/q-and-a-with-mike-at-click-netherfield/" ] }, { "id": "the-heritage-group-center-exhibit", "name": "The Heritage Group — The Center", "venue": "the-heritage-group-the-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "browning-day", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solid-light", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Center, The Heritage Group's 6,700 sq ft headquarters exhibit space in Indianapolis, IN, completed 2017; architecture by Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf with exhibit design and fabrication by Solid Light.\n", "description": "A visitor-facing exhibit space within The Heritage Group's headquarters building that tells the company's 85+ year history and showcases how its family of companies works together, serving as a hub for employees, partners, and visitors.\n", "sources": [ "https://solidlight-inc.com/work/the-heritage-group/", "https://circledesigngroup.com/project/the-center-the-heritage-group/" ] }, { "id": "the-hermitage-jacksons-250th-birthday-film", "name": "Andrew Jackson 250th Birthday Film", "venue": "the-hermitage", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A film produced by Cortina Productions for The Hermitage, Andrew Jackson's Nashville, Tennessee estate, marking the 250th anniversary of Jackson's birth in 2017.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/the-hermitage/" ] }, { "id": "the-hershey-story-museum-core", "name": "The Hershey Story", "venue": "the-hershey-story-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "warehaus", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "boston-productions-inc", "role": "content-production", "note": "36 historic exhibit videos", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "exhibit video" ], "summary": "The Hershey Story: The Museum on Chocolate Avenue, in Hershey, Pennsylvania, opened January 2009; architecture by Warehaus, exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, video content by Boston Productions Inc., fabrication by Explus.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.explusinc.com/portfolio.html", "https://www.hersheystory.org/" ] }, { "id": "the-institute-presents-neurosociety", "name": "The Institute Presents: Neurosociety", "venue": "the-institute-menlo-park", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "media-design", "note": "Designed all interactive programs, systems, and device interfaces for the immersive theatrical experience; created by David Byrne and Mala Gaonkar (individuals, not firms)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "custom interactive devices", "tablets", "digital visualization" ], "summary": "The Institute Presents: Neurosociety, a 60-minute immersive theatrical experience of neuroscience-inspired activities created by David Byrne and Mala Gaonkar, opened at 350 El Camino Real in Menlo Park, California on October 27, 2016; interactive systems and device interfaces designed by Unified Field.\n", "description": "Visitors move through four rooms of neuroscience-inspired experiments exploring how personal biases influence moral behavior and perception. The run at Menlo Park continued through March 31, 2017; the experience later had additional runs at other venues, including Pace Gallery in New York in 2018.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.unifiedfield.com/projects/neurosociety", "https://www.davidbyrne.com/explore/the-institute-presents-neurosociety", "https://stanforddaily.com/2016/10/26/david-byrne-mala-gaonkar-neurosociety/" ] }, { "id": "the-jewish-museum-louise-nevelson", "name": "The Sculpture of Louise Nevelson: Constructing a Legend", "venue": "the-jewish-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "tod-williams-billie-tsien-architects", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"The Sculpture of Louise Nevelson: Constructing a Legend,\" a temporary exhibition at The Jewish Museum, New York, ran May 5– September 16, 2007; exhibit design (a fabric-based \"Miesian box\" installation) by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.thejewishmuseum.org/", "https://www.e-flux.com/" ] }, { "id": "the-legacy-museum-2021-expansion", "name": "The Legacy Museum Expansion", "venue": "the-legacy-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "roto", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bluebird-graphic-solutions", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabricated exhibit sections including \"Slavery Evolved\" and reproduction Jim Crow-era segregation signage, working under Roto.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Legacy Museum, operated by the Equal Justice Initiative in Montgomery, Alabama, reopened October 1, 2021 in a newly built 47,000-square-foot facility roughly five times the size of its 2018 original, with exhibit design by Roto and fabrication by Bluebird Graphic Solutions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.bluebirdgs.com/nest/9puaqrmtt283blq1f19ve6q4oanyek-w6cws", "https://roto.com/news/equal-justice-initiative-legacy-museum-dedicated-to-the-unjust-treatment-of-black-bodies-from-enslavement-to-mass-incarceration", "https://www.birminghamtimes.com/2021/10/equal-justice-initiative-opens-new-legacy-museum-in-montgomery/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Legacy_Museum" ] }, { "id": "the-legacy-museum-original", "name": "The Legacy Museum: From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration", "venue": "the-legacy-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "master-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Legacy Museum, built by the Equal Justice Initiative on the site of a former slave warehouse in Montgomery, Alabama, opened April 26, 2018, tracing the throughline from slavery to lynching, segregation, and mass incarceration; master planning, exhibit design, and media design by Local Projects (the original 2018-2021 iteration of the museum, later expanded).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/civil-rights-memorials/the-legacy-museum/", "https://eji.org/news/museum-and-memorial-opening-april-26-2018/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Legacy_Museum" ] }, { "id": "the-linq-high-roller-core", "name": "High Roller", "venue": "the-linq-high-roller", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-hettema-group", "role": "architecture", "note": "Venue consultant and architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arup", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Prime design consultant; structural, geotechnical, MEP, and fire-life-safety engineering", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "High Roller, a 550-foot observation wheel at The LINQ, Las Vegas, opened 2014; venue consulting and architecture by The Hettema Group, prime design/engineering by Arup, for Caesars Entertainment.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.prnewswire.com/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Roller_(Ferris_wheel)" ] }, { "id": "the-met-breuer-core", "name": "The Met Breuer", "venue": "the-met-breuer", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "beyer-blinder-belle", "role": "architecture", "note": "Restoration architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "vogt-landscape-architects", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "future-green-studio", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sbld-studio", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "big-show", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Met Breuer, the Metropolitan Museum of Art's satellite for modern and contemporary art in Marcel Breuer's 1966 building at 945 Madison Avenue, New York, opened March 18, 2016, with restoration architecture by Beyer Blinder Belle.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.beyerblinderbelle.com/work/view/the-metropolitan-museum-of-art/the-met-breuer/", "https://www.metmuseum.org/press-releases/the-met-breuer-inaugural-season-2016-news", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Met_Breuer" ] }, { "id": "the-momentary-building", "name": "The Momentary", "venue": "the-momentary", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "wheeler-kearns-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "design architect, adaptive reuse of a decommissioned Kraft Foods cheese-processing plant", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "howell-and-vancuren-landscape-architects", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lux-populi", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "architectural lighting consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "theatre planning and audience/production design (foot traffic, sightlines, accessibility, stage power) for the RØDE House, Fermentation Hall, the Tower, and the outdoor music venue; credited separately from Lux Populi's architectural lighting design on this project", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "threshold-acoustics", "role": "av-integration", "note": "acoustic and AV design, including the Fermentation Hall's variable acoustic system developed with Schuler Shook; acoustics itself is outside this index's role vocabulary, AV design is credited here", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "foda", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "interiors, branding, and signage", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Momentary, a satellite contemporary-art and performing-arts space of the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas, opened February 22, 2020, converting a decommissioned 63,000-square-foot Kraft Foods cheese-processing plant into galleries and performance venues; designed by Wheeler Kearns Architects with theatre planning by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "The adaptive-reuse project transformed the former cheese plant into 24,000 square feet of gallery space plus four performance venues: The RØDE House (a 350-seat flexible space for music, dance, and theatre in the former Milk Intake Room), the Fermentation Hall (variable-acoustic performance space), the Tower, and an outdoor music venue accommodating over 4,000 people. Wheeler Kearns Architects led design, with Thornton Tomasetti (structural), McClelland Engineers (civil), McGuire Engineers (MEP/FP/IT), Howell & Vancuren (landscape architecture), Lux Populi (lighting), Schuler Shook (theatre planning), Threshold Acoustics (acoustic and AV design), Edge Associates (kitchen design), and FODA (interiors/branding/signage); Flintco was general contractor. Exterior glass panels feature a frit pattern by Osage artist Addie Roanhorse inspired by Osage ceremonial weaving. The project won a 2021 AIA Chicago Distinguished Building Honor Award and a 2020 Architect's Newspaper Best of Design Editors' Pick for Adaptive Reuse.\n", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Momentary", "https://schulershook.com/projects/the-momentary", "https://wkarch.com/catalog/the-momentary/", "https://crystalbridges.org/news-room/a-new-contemporary-art-space-the-momentary-opens-in-the-heartland-with-the-debut-of-state-of-the-art-2020/", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/14706-the-momentary-by-wheeler-kearns-architects" ] }, { "id": "the-nest-los-angeles-core", "name": "The Nest", "venue": "the-nest-los-angeles", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "scout-expedition-co", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Designed and produced this one-to-two-person immersive theater/interactive experience, staged inside a repurposed storage building (fewer than 3 credited projects in the dataset)\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "practical scenic interactives" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Thea Award — Outstanding Achievement (Connected/Immersive Storytelling)", "year": 2021, "source": "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/27th-annual-thea-award-recipients" } ], "summary": "The Nest, a one-to-two-person immersive theater and interactive experience staged inside a repurposed storage building in Los Angeles, California, opened in September 2019, designed and produced by Scout Expedition Co.\n", "description": "Guests explore a scenically dressed storage unit filled with the belongings of an absent protagonist, unlocking her story through hidden rooms and physical puzzles. The experience won a Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement (Connected/Immersive Storytelling) from the Themed Entertainment Association at the 27th Annual Thea Awards (2021).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.noproscenium.com/the-nest-wins-coveted-thea-award/", "https://roomescapeartist.com/2019/10/21/scout-expedition-co-the-nest-2019-reaction/", "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/27th-annual-thea-award-recipients" ] }, { "id": "the-nines-hotel-bird-song", "name": "Bird Song", "venue": "the-nines-hotel", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "dotdotdash", "role": "media-design", "note": "LED engineering, proprietary control software, generative soundscape programming, and control app for the sound-reactive glass-and-LED sculpture; artwork concept by artist Melody Owen (individual).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "addressable LED sculpture", "generative audio" ], "summary": "Bird Song, a permanent sound-reactive installation in the eighth-floor atrium of The Nines hotel in Portland, Oregon, was completed in 2016; dotdotdash added more than 13,000 addressable LEDs, generative Pacific Northwest bird-call soundscapes, and control software to artist Melody Owen's eleven-strand glass sculpture.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://interiordesign.net/designwire/dotdotdash-adds-led-glass-sculpture-to-nines-hotel/", "https://www.thenines.com/art/", "https://www.beatrox.com/bird-song-generative-lighting-installation" ] }, { "id": "the-peoples-house-white-house-experience-exhibits", "name": "The People's House - A White House Experience", "venue": "the-peoples-house-a-white-house-experience", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibit fabricator; brought Eos Lightmedia onto the project for exhibit lighting scope", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Lighting integration team (base-building scope via electrical contractor CES, exhibit scope via Design & Production) providing lighting controls equipment and system integration for the 20,000 sq ft visitor experience; base-building/exhibit lighting design intent set by Abernathy Lighting Design, an Eos Lightmedia studio, brought on by Gensler.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The People's House - A White House Experience, a 20,000 sq ft visitor experience in Washington, DC produced by the White House Historical Association, opened in 2024, with architecture by Gensler, exhibit fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated, and lighting design and integration by Eos Lightmedia (Abernathy Lighting Design).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/564", "https://www.whitehousehistory.org/the-peoples-house" ] }, { "id": "the-portland-building-reconstruction", "name": "The Portland Building Reconstruction", "venue": "the-portland-building", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "architecture", "note": "$195M full reconstruction of Michael Graves' 1982 postmodern landmark — new unitized curtain wall recreating Graves' original design intent, shear-wall seismic upgrade, interior workplace redesign.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mayer-reed", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Environmental graphics program on all 15 floors reflecting Portland and Oregon history and landscapes.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "DLR Group led the $195M reconstruction of Michael Graves' landmark Portland Building, completed 2019, with an environmental graphics program by Mayer/Reed reflecting the history and landscapes of Portland and Oregon installed across all 15 floors.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/14693-dlr-groups-reconstruction-of-the-portland-building", "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/the-portland-building/" ] }, { "id": "the-rail-park-interpretive-wall", "name": "Rail Park Interpretive Wall", "venue": "the-rail-park", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "cloud-gehshan", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Experiential graphic design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "urban-sign", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "laser-cut corten steel", "interpretive signage" ], "summary": "The Rail Park Interpretive Wall, an 80-foot laser-cut corten steel \"story wall\" at The Rail Park in Philadelphia, opened in 2018 with experiential graphic design by Cloud Gehshan and fabrication by Urban Sign; it was a finalist in the Communication Arts 2020 Design Competition, Environmental Graphics category.\n", "description": "The wall depicts a laser-cut map of the Callowhill Industrial District with company logos, buildings, and manufacturer advertisements from the area's industrial heyday, paired with interpretive panels on the Reading and Pennsylvania Railroads. Landscape architecture by Studio Bryan Hanes and engineering by Urban Engineers are documented on the project but are not represented in the current roles vocabulary (see research log).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cloudgehshan.com/projects/the-philadelphia-rail-park/", "https://segd.org/resources/railroads-research-and-rust-philadelphias-rail-park/", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2020%20Design%20Shortlist-1.pdf" ] }, { "id": "the-reach-museum-core", "name": "The REACH Museum", "venue": "the-reach-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "terence-l-thornhill-architect", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "boston-productions-inc", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "boston-productions-inc", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The REACH Museum (Hanford Reach Interpretive Center) in Richland, Washington, opened July 1, 2014; architecture by Terence L. Thornhill, Architect, exhibit design by Hilferty & Associates, media design and AV by Boston Productions Inc.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.metalconstructionnews.com/projects/the-reach-museum-richland-wash", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reach_Museum", "https://bostonproductions.com/portfolio/hanford-reach/" ] }, { "id": "the-ridges-outdoor-museum", "name": "Outdoor Museum at The Ridges", "venue": "ohio-university-the-ridges", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "hilferty-and-associates", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Trailhead and interpretive signage", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "An outdoor interpretive trail and wayfinding signage system at The Ridges, Ohio University's former asylum campus in Athens, Ohio, launched July 22, 2021; interpretive design by Hilferty & Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.ohio.edu/news/2021/07/ohio-museum-complex-launches-outdoor-museum-ridges-installs-educational-signage", "https://www.ohio.edu/museum-complex/outdoor-museum" ] }, { "id": "the-ringling-kotler-coville-glass-pavilion", "name": "Kotler-Coville Glass Pavilion", "venue": "the-ringling", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "lewis-whitlock", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sweet-sparkman-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Kotler-Coville Glass Pavilion, a 5,500-square-foot building housing the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art's glass collection and serving as a reception lobby for the historic Asolo Theater, opened to the public January 22, 2018 in Sarasota, Florida, designed by Lewis + Whitlock with Sweet Sparkman Architects, and lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.sarasotamagazine.com/arts-and-entertainment/2018/01/kotler-coville-glass-pavilion-now-open-at-the-ringling", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=158" ] }, { "id": "the-ringling-searing-wing", "name": "Arthur F. and Ulla R. Searing Wing", "venue": "the-ringling", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design lead Yann Weymouth", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Searing Wing, part of a $76M campus expansion at The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota, Florida, completed January 2007; architecture by HOK (Yann Weymouth, design lead).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/", "https://www.sarasotamagazine.com/" ] }, { "id": "the-riverfront-omaha-revitalization", "name": "The RiverFront Revitalization", "venue": "the-riverfront-omaha", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "hdr", "role": "architecture", "note": "Civil, environmental, architectural, structural, transportation, and permitting engineering", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Winner, Urban Design", "year": 2024, "source": "https://www.fastcompany.com/91129825/urban-design-innovation-by-design-2024" } ], "summary": "The RiverFront Revitalization, a 72-acre transformation of three parks along the Missouri River in downtown Omaha, Nebraska (Gene Leahy Mall, Heartland of America Park, and Lewis and Clark Landing), opened in phases through 2024, led by landscape architecture firm OJB with HDR and Gensler.\n", "description": "Winner of the Urban Design category in Fast Company's 2024 Innovation by Design Awards. OJB Landscape Architecture served as design lead and master planner but is not captured as a project credit — the vocabulary has no landscape-architecture role (logged gap; this is OJB's primary credit on the project).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.hdrinc.com/portfolio/riverfront-revitalization", "https://www.ojb.com/news/omaha-riverfront-project-achieves-platinum-certification/", "https://www.dezeen.com/2024/09/20/ojb-completes-revitalization-of-multiple-omaha-parks/", "https://www.fastcompany.com/91129825/urban-design-innovation-by-design-2024" ] }, { "id": "the-shed-core", "name": "The Shed", "venue": "the-shed", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "rockwell-group", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "fisher-dachs-associates", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theater planning/design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "akustiks", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "akustiks", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "other-means", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hardesty-and-hanover", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Kinetic systems consultant for the telescoping shell", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "deployable telescoping structure" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics" ], "summary": "The Shed, an eight-level, 200,000 sq ft cultural venue at Hudson Yards in New York, opened April 5, 2019, combining a fixed base building with a 120-foot deployable telescoping outer shell; architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with Rockwell Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/the-shed", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/14044-the-shed-by-diller-scofidio-renfro-with-rockwell-group", "https://www.dezeen.com/2019/04/04/the-shed-diller-scofidio-renfro-rockwell-group-art-gallery-hudson-yards/" ] }, { "id": "the-soraya-core", "name": "Valley Performing Arts Center", "venue": "the-soraya", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Valley Performing Arts Center (now The Soraya) at California State University, Northridge, opened January 29, 2011; architecture by HGA.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://hga.com/projects/the-soraya-valley-performing-arts-center/", "https://csunshinetoday.csun.edu/" ] }, { "id": "the-tech-interactive-body-metrics", "name": "Body Metrics", "venue": "the-tech-interactive", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "'Heart Sync' light-sensor heartbeat display and 'Body Moves' Kinect-tracked movement challenges", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "light-sensor heartbeat tracking", "Kinect motion tracking" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Body Metrics, two interactive installations on movement and physiology at The Tech Interactive (then The Tech Museum of Innovation) in San Jose, California, opened in 2014; RLMG developed the software, working with Local Projects. The installation received an AAM MUSE Award.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/body-metrics" ] }, { "id": "the-tech-interactive-connections-wall", "name": "Connections Wall (Solve for Earth)", "venue": "the-tech-interactive", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "design-io", "role": "media-design", "note": "Creator of the entry-experience interactive for the Solve for Earth sustainability exhibition.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive wall" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The Connections Wall, the entry experience of The Tech Interactive's Solve for Earth sustainability exhibition in San Jose, California, opened with the exhibition in November 2021, created by Design I/O.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-tech-interactive-opens-solve-for-earth-largest-new-exhibition-focused-on-problem-solving-and-climate-change-301426001.html", "https://www.thetech.org/explore/exhibits/solve-for-earth/", "https://www.design-io.com/projects/connections-wall" ] }, { "id": "the-tech-interactive-cyber-detectives", "name": "Cyber Detectives", "venue": "the-tech-interactive", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Eight interactive stations across a 6,000-square-foot exhibit", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosk" ], "summary": "Cyber Detectives, a 6,000-square-foot interactive exhibit on cybersecurity at The Tech Museum of Innovation (now The Tech Interactive) in San Jose, California, opened June 3, 2015, produced by Northern Light Productions in collaboration with Unified Field.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://news.cision.com/the-tech-museum-of-innovation/r/cyber-detectives--nation-s-first-interactive-exhibit-on-cyber-security--opens-at-the-tech-museum-of-,c9783946", "https://nlprod.com/item/the-tech-museum-of-innovation/" ] }, { "id": "the-tech-museum-biodesign-studio", "name": "BioDesign Studio", "venue": "the-tech-interactive", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Hands-on synthetic-biology lab with five stations", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "AAM MUSE Awards — Silver, Interpretive Interactive Installations", "year": 2017, "source": "https://www.aam-us.org/programs/awards-recognition/2017-muse-award-winners/" } ], "summary": "BioDesign Studio, a hands-on synthetic-biology exhibit at The Tech Museum of Innovation (now The Tech Interactive) in San Jose, California, opened March 18, 2016; exhibit design by Local Projects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/interactive-installations/biodesign-studio/", "https://synbiobeta.com/tech-museum-innovation-opens-first-interactive-bioengineering-exhibit-week" ] }, { "id": "the-wild-center-core-exhibits", "name": "The Wild Center Core Exhibits", "venue": "the-wild-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "office-of-charles-p-reay", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "live animal exhibits" ], "summary": "The Wild Center, the Natural History Museum of the Adirondacks in Tupper Lake, New York, opened July 4, 2006, on a 31-acre campus with a building designed by HOK and the Office of Charles P. Reay; Hadley Exhibits fabricated the museum's core exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.wildcenter.org/about-us/the-history-of-the-wild-center/", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/The-Wild-Center" ] }, { "id": "the-words-dont-fit-the-picture", "name": "The Words Don't Fit The Picture", "venue": "vancouver-public-library-central", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Collaborated with artist Ron Terada to develop the concept, then provided design detailing, prototype mock-ups, fabrication, and programming for the piece, commissioned by the City of Vancouver's Olympic & Paralympic Art Program.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "LED signage (1,280 nodes)" ], "summary": "The Words Don't Fit The Picture is an 18-foot-tall LED text-based public artwork by artist Ron Terada, installed in the plaza of the Vancouver Public Library's Central Branch in Vancouver, BC for the 2010 Winter Olympics; Eos Lightmedia developed, fabricated, and programmed the installation with the artist, commissioned by the City of Vancouver's Olympic & Paralympic Art Program.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/94" ] }, { "id": "theodore-roosevelt-presidential-library-exhibition", "name": "Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library Exhibition Experience", "venue": "theodore-roosevelt-presidential-library", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect and interior designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Interpretive master plan and core exhibition content", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Adventure Galleries exhibition experience and institutional brand identity", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabricated over 40 artifact cases across the library, including the Narrative Gallery and the Roosevelt Museum of Natural History Room", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "future-of-storytelling", "role": "content-production", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "redglass-pictures", "role": "content-production", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Cortina Productions' own page credits Dimensional Innovations as fabricator; Split Rock Studios' own page separately claims fabrication of over 40 artifact cases. Likely two fabricators on different scopes — both credits kept, not resolved in favor of either.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "microsoft", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Built \"Talk with TR,\" a permanent exhibit letting visitors speak questions to a real-time-rendered avatar of Theodore Roosevelt, using Microsoft's Azure Conversational AI platform trained on his writings and speeches .\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] }, { "firm": "lemonslice", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Live avatar rendering for Talk with TR", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive galleries", "real-time conversational AI avatar" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library & Museum, a 95,000-sq-ft building adjacent to Theodore Roosevelt National Park in Medora, North Dakota, opened July 4, 2026; architecture by Snøhetta, with interpretive planning, exhibition design, and brand identity by Local Projects, exhibit fabrication by Split Rock Studios, and AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/museums-attractions/theodore-roosevelt-presidential-library/", "https://www.trlibrary.com/about/press/press-releases/theodore-roosevelt-presidential-library-opening-celebrations-july-4-2026", "https://www.snohetta.com/news/theodore-roosevelt-presidential-library-opens", "https://splitrockstudios.com/theodore-roosevelt-presidential-library/", "https://www.forbes.com/sites/lesliekatz/2026/07/01/ai-powered-theodore-roosevelt-is-ready-to-answer-your-questions/" ] }, { "id": "thrivent-financial-headquarters-experience-center", "name": "Thrivent Financial Headquarters Experience Center", "venue": "thrivent-financial-headquarters", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "environmental design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "immersive technology", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "prophet", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "brand strategy partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "An executive briefing and experience center at Thrivent Financial's Minneapolis, Minnesota headquarters, opened in 2022, with architecture by HGA, environmental design and immersive technology by Dimensional Innovations, and brand strategy by Prophet.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "tiff-bell-lightbox-cronenberg-evolution", "name": "David Cronenberg: Evolution", "venue": "tiff-bell-lightbox", "project_type": "traveling-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cfc-media-lab", "role": "content-production", "note": "Canadian Film Centre's Media Lab; developed \"Body/Mind/Change,\" a concurrent interactive extension of this exhibition (Nov 2013–Jan 2014)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "David Cronenberg: Evolution, a 5,000-square-foot retrospective exhibition on filmmaker David Cronenberg's career, opened November 1, 2013 at TIFF Bell Lightbox in Toronto with exhibit design by Reich+Petch, before traveling to Amsterdam, Lucca, and Prague through 2016.\n", "description": "TIFF's first major original exhibition, curated by TIFF Director & CEO Piers Handling and former Artistic Director Noah Cowan, featured more than 300 original artifacts from Cronenberg's films.\n", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/tiff-david-cronenberg-evolution/", "https://www.cbc.ca/news/entertainment/david-cronenberg-exhibit-of-strange-film-artifacts-comes-to-tiff-1.2288617" ] }, { "id": "tillamook-creamery-visitor-center", "name": "Tillamook Creamery", "venue": "tillamook-creamery", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Tillamook Creamery, a visitor center at the Tillamook County Creamery Association's flagship facility on the Oregon coast, opened to the public June 20, 2018, with architecture and interactive exhibits by Olson Kundig showcasing dairy-farming operations and a factory viewing gallery.\n", "description": "The visitor experience accommodates roughly 1.3 million visitors annually and includes exhibits on the product lifecycle, a factory viewing gallery, retail space, and a restaurant with outdoor dining pavilion.\n", "sources": [ "https://olsonkundig.com/projects/tillamook-creamery/", "https://www.archpaper.com/2020/01/olson-kundig-celebrates-history-food-oregon-tillamook-creamery/", "https://www.tillamookheadlightherald.com/news_paid/tillamook-creamery-hosts-grand-opening-wednesday-june-20/article_31c29578-6fea-11e8-92a5-073c63e1fe28.html" ] }, { "id": "times-square-showstoppers", "name": "Showstoppers! Spectacular Costumes from Stage & Screen", "venue": "times-square-showstoppers-venue", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Showstoppers! Spectacular Costumes from Stage & Screen,\" a temporary exhibition in Times Square, New York, commissioned by the Costume Industry Coalition, ran August 5–October 31, 2021; exhibition design by Thinc Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://deadline.com/", "https://www.broadwayworld.com/" ] }, { "id": "times-square-visitor-center-embassy-theatre-core", "name": "Times Square Visitor Center", "venue": "times-square-visitor-center-embassy-theatre", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "wxy-architecture", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Times Square Visitor Center, a conversion of the historic Embassy Theatre (47th St & Broadway), New York, NY, opened 2007; architecture by WXY Architecture + Urban Design, per Architizer and Wikipedia's independent coverage. Distinct from the corpus's existing NYC Information Center record (810 Seventh Ave, 2009). The center has since closed/changed use but was genuinely built and operated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://architizer.com/projects/times-square-visitor-center/" ] }, { "id": "tk-elevator-iqc-core", "name": "Innovation and Qualification Center", "venue": "tk-elevator-innovation-and-qualification-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Interior design, digital experience design, exhibit design, CMS development, content design/production, environmental graphics/wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED mesh display" ], "summary": "TK Elevator's North American headquarters and test tower (the tallest elevator test tower in North America) at The Battery Atlanta, including a public-facing showroom/experience center, opened February 9, 2022; architecture and digital experience design by Gensler.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dxd.gensler.com/case-studies/tk-elevator", "https://www.tkelevator.com/us-en/company/news-archive/02-10-22-tke-opens-new-na-hq.html", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/tk-elevator-opens-new-north-american-headquarters-as-part-of-continued-investment-in-innovation-leadership-301479666.html" ] }, { "id": "tobin-center-renovation", "name": "Renovation", "venue": "tobin-center-for-the-performing-arts", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "marmon-mok-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Associate architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of San Antonio's 1926 Municipal Auditorium into the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts, opened 2014; architecture by LMN Architects with Marmon Mok Architecture as associate architect.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tobin_Center_for_the_Performing_Arts", "https://www.marmonmok.com/projects/tobin-center-for-the-performing-arts/", "https://www.sanantonioreport.org/" ] }, { "id": "toledo-museum-of-art-ethiopia-at-the-crossroads", "name": "Ethiopia at the Crossroads", "venue": "toledo-museum-of-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "isometric-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "custom typography (Ge'ez script–based)" ], "summary": "Ethiopia at the Crossroads, an 8,765-square-foot exhibition of 225 historical and contemporary Ethiopian artworks spanning three galleries, opened at the Toledo Museum of Art in Toledo, Ohio, in August 2024, designed by Isometric Studio.\n", "description": "Isometric Studio designed the exhibition architecture and graphic design, including custom typography based on Ge'ez script and the spatial flow through the exhibition's three galleries, in collaboration with curator Sophie Ong and the Brooklyn-based Ethiopian art collective Yatreda.\n", "sources": [ "https://isometricstudio.com/ethiopia-at-the-crossroads", "https://toledomuseum.org/exhibitions/ethiopia-at-the-crossroads", "https://www.forbes.com/sites/chaddscott/2024/09/03/connected-at-crossroads-toledo-museum-of-art-brings-ethiopia-to-northwest-ohio/" ] }, { "id": "toledo-museum-of-art-i-approve-this-message", "name": "I Approve This Message: Decoding Political Ads", "venue": "toledo-museum-of-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"I Approve This Message: Decoding Political Ads,\" a temporary exhibition at the Toledo Museum of Art, ran July 14–November 8, 2016; exhibition design by Thinc Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.toledo.com/" ] }, { "id": "tom-benson-hall-of-fame-stadium-renovation", "name": "Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium & Johnson Controls Hall of Fame Village (Phase I-II)", "venue": "tom-benson-hall-of-fame-stadium", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "hks", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hks", "role": "master-planning", "note": "site plan for the Johnson Controls Hall of Fame Village surrounding the stadium", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "A ground-up reconstruction of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's stadium in Canton, Ohio (renamed for donor Tom Benson), completed in 2017 as the centerpiece of the HKS-planned Hall of Fame Village mixed-use district; the 23,000-seat venue includes an in-field stage used for Hall of Fame enshrinement ceremonies.\n", "description": "HKS's scope covered the stadium's architecture and the Hall of Fame Village site/urban-design plan; the adjoining Pro Football Hall of Fame museum building itself predates this project and is not an HKS credit.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.archpaper.com/2017/08/pro-football-hall-fame-village/", "https://www.hksinc.com/what-we-do/projects/tom-benson-hall-of-fame-stadium-johnson-controls-hall-of-fame-village/" ] }, { "id": "tom-lee-park-core", "name": "Tom Lee Park", "venue": "tom-lee-park", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "scape", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": "Lead", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studio-gang", "role": "architecture", "note": "Pavilions, including the Sunset Pavilion", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Tom Lee Park, a 31-acre riverfront park in Memphis, TN, opened Labor Day weekend 2023; landscape architecture by SCAPE with architectural pavilions, including the Sunset Pavilion, by Studio Gang.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/", "https://www.dezeen.com/" ] }, { "id": "tom-ridge-environmental-center-core-exhibits", "name": "Tom Ridge Environmental Center Core Exhibits", "venue": "tom-ridge-environmental-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "wrt", "role": "architecture", "note": "Wallace, Roberts & Todd, LLC", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "christopher-chadbourne-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Explus's own project page names this project \"The Presque Isle Center\" — same venue", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Tom Ridge Environmental Center, a visitor and education center for Presque Isle State Park in Erie, Pennsylvania, opened May 26, 2006, with architecture by Wallace, Roberts & Todd and exhibit design by Christopher Chadbourne & Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://cargocollective.com/ccadesign/Tom-Ridge-Environmental-Center-at-Presque-Isle", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Ridge_Environmental_Center", "https://www.wrtdesign.com/projects/tom-ridge-environmental-center" ] }, { "id": "top-of-the-rock-reimagined", "name": "Top of the Rock Reimagined", "venue": "top-of-the-rock", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-hettema-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mda", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tait", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cimolai", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Structural steel fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "disguise", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Media server/show control technology platform for the elevator media experience, credited as \"Disguise (elevator)\" in SEGD's collaborator list; disguise's own case-study writeup of this project likewise describes disguise as the technology partnered in via Electrosonic, not as the content/creative author (THG Creative held that role). This is base disguise platform/technology supply, not a Disguise Creative Services production credit (researched 2026-07-18; Creative Services does not meet the 3-project inclusion bar for North American built physical spaces — see research notes). .\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hunt-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "adirondack-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "visual-terrain", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Second lighting-design firm alongside Eos Lightmedia", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "media server show control" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "platforms": [ "disguise" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2025, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/top-of-the-rock/" } ], "summary": "Top of the Rock Reimagined, a multiyear reinvention of Rockefeller Center's observation-deck visitor experience in New York City including a new projection-mapped Welcome Gallery and the Beam and Skylift attractions, was completed in October 2024 by THG Creative for owner-operator Tishman Speyer.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/top-of-the-rock/", "https://thgcreative.com/thg-top-of-the-rock/", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/thg-creative-and-tishman-speyer-reimagine-rockefeller-centers-top-of-the-rock-observation-deck-302268337.html" ] }, { "id": "topaz-museum-core", "name": "The Topaz Museum", "venue": "topaz-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Entrance theater films incl. rare internee archival footage, searchable internee database", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "sparano-and-mooney-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "archival film", "searchable database" ], "summary": "The Topaz Museum, honoring the World War II Japanese-American internment camp at Topaz, opened in Delta, Utah in 2017; RLMG designed the interactive media and archival film content, with exhibit design by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/the-topaz-museum" ] }, { "id": "toronto-holocaust-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "Toronto Holocaust Museum core exhibits", "venue": "toronto-holocaust-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "master-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Four themed galleries and a learning lab, including 11 Testimony Stations with large-format touchscreens and AR-enabled survivor story experiences\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "global-exhibit-tech", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen displays", "augmented reality" ], "summary": "The Toronto Holocaust Museum, a nearly 10,000-square-foot museum at the Prosserman Jewish Community Centre on UJA Federation's Sherman Campus in Toronto, Ontario, opened June 8, 2023; master planning, architectural design, and exhibit design by Reich+Petch.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/toronto-holocaust-museum/", "https://www.canadianarchitect.com/toronto-holocaust-museum-by-reichpetch-opens/", "https://torontoholocaustmuseum.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Toronto-Holocaust-Museum-FACT-SHEET-1.pdf" ] }, { "id": "toronto-zoo-panda-interpretive-centre-core", "name": "Panda Interpretive Centre", "venue": "toronto-zoo-panda-interpretive-centre", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Panda Interpretive Centre at the Toronto Zoo, Toronto, ON, opened 2013; exhibit design by Reich+Petch. Distinct from Calgary Zoo's separately-built Panda Passage, a different building in a different year, with the same pandas later relocated between the two zoos.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.insidetoronto.com/", "https://giantpandaglobal.com/" ] }, { "id": "tower-of-london-jewel-house", "name": "Jewel House (Crown Jewels exhibition)", "venue": "tower-of-london", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Lead designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "michael-grubb-studio", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "squint-opera", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The reimagined Jewel House exhibition displaying the Crown Jewels at the Tower of London, UK, opened May 26, 2023, with Ralph Appelbaum Associates as lead designer, lighting design by Michael Grubb Studio, and media design by Squint/Opera.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/historic-royal-palaces-crown-jewels-exhibition/", "https://www.michaelgrubbstudio.com/portfolio/jewel-house-tower-of-london/", "https://darcawards.com/portfolio/jewel-house-tower-of-london-uk/" ] }, { "id": "toyota-experience-center-plano-exhibition", "name": "Toyota Experience Center", "venue": "toyota-experience-center-plano", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "jack-rouse-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Experience design, exhibit planning, and project management", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "corgan", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "group-delphi", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks" ], "summary": "The Toyota Experience Center, a 44,000 sq ft visitor and briefing facility at Toyota Motor North America's Plano, Texas headquarters, opened in August 2019, designed by Jack Rouse Associates (JRA) with architecture by Corgan and fabrication by Group Delphi.\n", "description": "The center hosts guided visits for customers, dealers, media, and other business guests (access is by appointment/escort rather than open walk-in public admission) through galleries covering Toyota's history, current operations, and mobility-company positioning.\n", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/jra-toyota-experience-centre/", "https://dallasinnovates.com/first-look-take-a-photo-tour-of-the-toyota-experience-center/" ] }, { "id": "toyota-mississippi-experience-center-exhibition", "name": "Toyota Mississippi Experience Center", "venue": "toyota-mississippi-experience-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "jbhm-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks" ], "summary": "The Toyota Mississippi Experience Center, a visitor center at Toyota's manufacturing plant, opened June 7, 2022 in Blue Springs, Mississippi, with architecture by JBHM Architecture and interactive exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://pressroom.toyota.com/toyota-welcomes-guests-to-experience-advanced-manufacturing-in-a-remarkable-way/", "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/toyota/" ] }, { "id": "transpotting", "name": "TRANSPOtting", "venue": "ottawa-transitway-sound-wall", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "real-time data-driven LED lighting" ], "summary": "TRANSPOtting is a public-art light installation in Ottawa, ON, completed in 2012 for the City of Ottawa, comprising 80 LED panels embedded in a 198-linear-metre transitway sound wall that pulse in real time based on OC Transpo bus schedule data; Eos Lightmedia supplied, designed, and programmed the lighting.\n", "description": "As the first bus of the day leaves the terminal, the wall begins to pulse with a different color per bus route; brightness builds and recedes with the number of buses in transit throughout the day, acting as a live heat map of citywide bus movement for waiting passengers.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/231" ] }, { "id": "treasure-hunt-the-ride", "name": "Treasure Hunt: The Ride", "venue": "treasure-hunt-monterey", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "sally-dark-rides", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive dark-ride design, including onboard 'Treasure Collector' interactive devices and storyline", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "daniels-wood-land", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Themed set pieces and animatronics fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "alterface", "role": "media-design", "note": "Multimedia interactivity and onboard gameplay systems, appointed separately from Sally Dark Rides' ride design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive onboard gameplay devices", "animatronics", "special effects (light mist, scent, themed lighting)" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "TEA Thea Awards — Recognition of Merit (New), Attraction (Limited Budget)", "year": 2025, "source": "https://www.teaconnect.org/news/31st-annual-thea-award-winners-announced-themed-entertainment-association" } ], "summary": "Treasure Hunt: The Ride, an interactive dark ride themed around the pirate history of Monterey, opened in 2023 on Cannery Row in Monterey, California, with ride design by Sally Dark Rides, set/animatronics fabrication by Daniels Wood Land, and multimedia interactivity by Alterface.\n", "description": "Winner of a 2025 Thea Award, TEA Recognition of Merit (New), Attraction (Limited Budget), from the Themed Entertainment Association.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.teaconnect.org/news/31st-annual-thea-award-winners-announced-themed-entertainment-association", "https://treasurehuntride.com/", "https://darkridedatabase.com/rides/treasure-hunt-the-ride/", "https://blooloop.com/theme-park/in-depth/treasure-hunt-the-ride/", "https://www.alterface.com/portfolio/treasure-hunt-the-ride-cannery-row-monterey-california/" ] }, { "id": "trolley-barn-poughkeepsie-core", "name": "Trolley Barn", "venue": "trolley-barn-poughkeepsie", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "mass-design-group", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Trolley Barn, an adaptive reuse of an 1874 trolley barn into an arts hub for The Art Effect in Poughkeepsie, New York, opened to the community January 1, 2019; architecture by MASS Design Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://hvmag.com/things-to-do/poughkeepsies-historic-trolley-barn-goes-from-horse-drawn-carriages-to-downtown-art-hub/" ] }, { "id": "tropicana-field-play-with-the-rays", "name": "Play with the Rays", "venue": "tropicana-field-st-petersburg", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "hand-tuned musical bat installation" ], "summary": "Play with the Rays, a 118-foot musical installation of hand-tuned baseball bats and drum walls, was installed at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, FL in June 2015 by The Urban Conga for Major League Baseball and the Tampa Bay Rays.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/play-with-the-rays" ] }, { "id": "tulsa-aero-brt-peoria-stations", "name": "Peoria Avenue BRT Stations", "venue": "tulsa-aero-bus-rapid-transit", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hntb", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cyntergy", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "real-time arrival signage" ], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations partnered with HNTB and Cyntergy to design, engineer, and fabricate \"Constrained\" and \"Standard\" bus rapid transit stations for Tulsa's AERO Bus Rapid Transit system along the Peoria Avenue corridor, which opened November 17, 2019.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/work/tulsa-transit", "https://tulsaworld.com/news/local/government-and-politics/tulsa-s-bus-rapid-transit-service-along-peoria-avenue-begins/article_4894ffea-15c6-5904-9c86-bdf7569ff770.html", "https://www.cyntergy.com/work/tulsas-aero-bus-rapid-transit/" ] }, { "id": "turtle-splash-water-park-turtle-sculpture", "name": "Turtle Splash Water Park Turtle Sculpture", "venue": "turtle-splash-water-park", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Sole credited firm — design, fabrication, and installation of an 8-ft by 18-ft sculpted turtle attraction.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "A larger-than-life sculpted turtle attraction (\"Turtle on the Rocks\") was installed at West Chicago Park District's Turtle Splash Water Park in West Chicago, IL in 2009, fabricated and installed by Chicago Scenic Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.chicagoscenic.com/projects/turtle-splash-water-park" ] }, { "id": "twelfth-avenue-arts-signage", "name": "12th Avenue Arts — Identity & Signage", "venue": "twelfth-avenue-arts", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed identity and signage, completed in 2016, inspired by classic Broadway theatrical marquees for 12th Avenue Arts, a mixed-use building in Seattle's Capitol Hill arts corridor combining affordable housing with two theater venues.\n", "description": "Fabrication by Trademarx.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/12th-avenue-arts/" ] }, { "id": "ubc-start-an-evolution", "name": "Start an Evolution", "venue": "university-of-british-columbia", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "cdm2-lightworks", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Client of record for Eos Lightmedia's scope, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page; role on the project not independently corroborated.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Supplied and integrated the interactive lighting installation: twenty motion-triggered triangular acrylic light pillars at a campus pathway intersection, commissioned by UBC's donor engagement office for its \"Start an Evolution\" fundraising campaign.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion-sensor interactive lighting" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "Start an Evolution, a public interactive light installation of twenty motion-triggered triangular pillars at a pathway intersection on the University of British Columbia's Vancouver campus, was completed in 2015 with lighting supply and integration by Eos Lightmedia for UBC's donor engagement office.\n", "description": "Visitor movement triggers motion detectors that shoot a ripple of light through each acrylic pillar and its neighbors, evoking the ripple effect central to UBC's \"Start an Evolution\" fundraising campaign; the light palette combines UBC's brand blue with the campaign's magenta.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/76" ] }, { "id": "ubs-arena-core", "name": "UBS Arena", "venue": "ubs-arena", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "populous", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record; layout, wayfinding, and most interiors", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jrdv-urban-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Exterior design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "goodrich", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Interior design of specific spaces", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "UBS Arena in Elmont, NY, home of the New York Islanders, opened November 20, 2021; Populous served as architect of record for the layout, wayfinding, and most interiors, with JRDV Urban Architecture designing the exterior and Goodrich designing specific interior spaces.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archpaper.com/", "https://www.citybiz.co/", "https://www.goodrich.nyc/" ] }, { "id": "uc-davis-woman-life-freedom", "name": "Woman Life Freedom", "venue": "university-of-california-davis", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "niloufar-abdolmaleki", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Individual designer/artist; MFA thesis project at UC Davis.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2023, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/woman-life-freedom/" } ], "summary": "Woman Life Freedom, a participatory public art installation of 600 yards of green, white, and red ribbon inviting visitors to inscribe human rights, was displayed in the Cruess Building courtyard at the University of California, Davis from November 2022 to January 2023 in solidarity with protesters in Iran; it was designed by Niloufar Abdolmaleki as her MFA thesis project.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/woman-life-freedom/", "https://arts.ucdavis.edu/announcement/niloufar-abdolmaleki-receives-segd-award" ] }, { "id": "uc-law-san-francisco-cotchett-law-center-graphics", "name": "Cotchett Law Center Visual Identity and Environmental Graphics", "venue": "uc-law-san-francisco-cotchett-law-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "SOM Graphics and Brand Studio: visual identity and wayfinding, including a six-story lobby graphic wall", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphics", "wayfinding signage" ], "summary": "The Cotchett Law Center at UC Law San Francisco (formerly UC Hastings College of the Law), a new academic building at 333 Golden Gate Avenue in San Francisco, opened in 2020 with architecture and a visual identity and environmental graphics program both designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.\n", "description": "SOM's Graphics and Brand Studio designed the building's visual identity and environmental graphics, including a six-story graphic wall in the lobby with wayfinding cues woven into the pattern. The palette blends the law school's colors with roughly 600 unique colors abstracted from a cross-section of San Francisco, transitioning from the bay's blues at lower floors to the neighborhood's varied hues higher up. This was named 1 of 4 honorees in Communication Arts' 62nd Design Annual (2021), Environmental Graphics category.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.som.com/projects/university-of-california-law/", "https://www.commarts.com/competition/2021-design" ] }, { "id": "ucsf-stad-center", "name": "Stad Center for Pediatric Pain, Palliative & Integrative Medicine", "venue": "ucsf-stad-center-venue", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "note": "Digital fabrication/experiential media", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jp-digital-imaging", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award", "year": 2025, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/easing-pediatric-pain-stad-center-at-ucsf-benioff-childrens/" } ], "summary": "The Stad Center for Pediatric Pain, Palliative & Integrative Medicine, a 6,500-square-foot nature-themed pediatric clinic at UCSF's Mission Bay campus in San Francisco, opened in January 2025 with architecture and experiential graphic design by NBBJ and digital fabrication by Belle & Wissell.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/easing-pediatric-pain-stad-center-at-ucsf-benioff-childrens/", "https://www.nbbj.com/work/ucsf-pediatric-stad-center", "https://realestate.ucsf.edu/content/new-ucsf-pediatric-clinic-redefines-healing-innovative-child-friendly-design" ] }, { "id": "uga-special-collections-libraries-core", "name": "Richard B. Russell Jr. Special Collections Libraries Building Galleries", "venue": "uga-special-collections-libraries", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "collins-cooper-carusi-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks" ], "summary": "The $46 million, 115,000-square-foot Richard B. Russell Jr. Special Collections Libraries Building at the University of Georgia in Athens, dedicated February 17, 2012, houses three gallery spaces with exhibit, graphic, and media design by HealyKohler and architecture by Collins Cooper Carusi Architects.\n", "description": "The building's three galleries are the Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library Gallery (colonial-era Georgia through the twentieth century, with custom conservation-grade artifact cases), the Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies Gallery (a thirty-foot biographical mural and a recreated Senator's office), and the Walter J. Brown Media Archives & Peabody Awards Collection Gallery (broadcasting history through moving-image and sound materials). Brasfield & Gorrie was the general contractor; no delivery-stack role in the index's vocabulary currently covers general contracting, so that credit is not recorded here.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/university-of-georgia-special-collections-libraries/", "https://gsfic.georgia.gov/uga-dedicates-special-collections-library" ] }, { "id": "ugg-knightsbridge-flagship", "name": "UGG Knightsbridge European Flagship", "venue": "ugg-knightsbridge", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "UGG's Knightsbridge flagship, designed by Gensler as the brand's European retail prototype, a two-floor space in London built around a signature staircase used for visual merchandising and digital installations; unveiled October 10, 2024.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://retailtimes.co.uk/ugg-unveils-new-european-flagship-store-in-knightsbridge-london/", "https://www.gensler.com/projects/ugg-knightsbridge", "https://www.designinsiderlive.com/uggs-new-flagship-in-knightsbridge-a-purpose-driven-retail-experience-designed-by-gensler/" ] }, { "id": "uiuc-natural-history-building-mammoth-sculpture", "name": "Natural History Building Mammoth Sculpture", "venue": "natural-history-building-uiuc", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 100-square-foot life-size mammoth sculpture outside the Natural History Building at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, completed in 2023 by Taylor Studios through the university's Art in Architecture program.\n", "description": "The replica functions as a public art installation and campus landmark on the university's quad.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/natural-history-building-mammoth/" ] }, { "id": "ulysses-s-grant-presidential-library-core", "name": "Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library and Williams Lincolniana Collection", "venue": "ulysses-s-grant-presidential-library", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media", "digital interfaces" ], "summary": "The Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library and Williams Lincolniana Collection, housed in Mitchell Memorial Library at Mississippi State University in Starkville, Mississippi, opened to the public November 30, 2017 with exhibit, graphic, and media design by HealyKohler.\n", "description": "The gallery explores four periods of Grant's life — childhood, military leadership, presidency, and post-presidential service — through life-size cast figures, video presentations, interactive displays, and artifacts including a plaster death mask, with digital interfaces addressing common historical misconceptions about Grant's legacy.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/the-ulysses-s-grant-presidential-library/", "https://www.newsarchive.msstate.edu/newsroom/article/2017/10/ulysses-s-grant-presidential-library-and-williams-lincolniana-collection", "https://starkville.org/news/visit-the-ulysses-s-grant-presidential-library/" ] }, { "id": "um-student-village-renovation", "name": "Student Village", "venue": "whitten-university-center-um", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "In-house Experiential Graphic Design designer (Jovaney Hollingsworth) collaborated directly with student affinity groups (Multicultural Student Affairs, Student Government, Veterans, LGBTQ+, graduate student orgs) to design bespoke wall murals, each group's palette/pattern rooted in its cultural history, unified into one lounge composition.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "DLR Group renovated the 15,000 sq ft Student Village at the University of Miami's Whitten University Center (completed 2023), commissioning bespoke experiential-graphic murals co-designed with each resident student affinity group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/university-of-miami-student-village/", "https://www.dlrgroup.com/firm-news/university-miamis-whitten-renovations-complete/", "https://spaces4learning.com/articles/2023/12/07/university-miami-student-center-renovations.aspx" ] }, { "id": "united-tribes-technical-college-snow-country-prison-memorial", "name": "Snow Country Prison Japanese American Memorial", "venue": "united-tribes-technical-college", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "mass-design-group", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mass-design-group", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tillett-lighting-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "kintsugi-inspired memorial wall", "site lighting" ], "summary": "The Snow Country Prison Japanese American Memorial, a memorial honoring more than 1,800 Japanese Americans incarcerated at the former Fort Lincoln internment camp during World War II, opened in 2024 on the campus of United Tribes Technical College in Bismarck, North Dakota; designed by MASS Design Group with lighting design by Tillett Lighting Design Associates.\n", "description": "The memorial honors the Issei and Nisei incarcerated at Fort Lincoln during WWII and the solidarity between Japanese and Native American communities on the shared site, now home to United Tribes Technical College. The design draws on kintsugi, the Japanese practice of mending broken pottery with gold-dusted lacquer, and incorporates a memorial wall listing the names of those imprisoned alongside a drum circle shaped like a medicine wheel.\n", "sources": [ "https://modelofarchitecture.org/projects/snow-country-prison-japanese-american-memorial", "https://www.archpaper.com/2024/07/mass-design-group-memorial-japanese-americans-imprisoned/", "https://uttc.edu/about-uttc/visit-our-campus/snow-country-prison-memorial-at-bismarck/" ] }, { "id": "universal-hip-hop-museum-revolution-of-hip-hop", "name": "[R]Evolution of Hip Hop", "venue": "universal-hip-hop-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "collab", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Designed, fabricated, and built the exhibit", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "collab", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection/light show", "interactive graffiti simulation", "custom audio (embedded speaker system)" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Honoree, Experience Design", "year": 2023, "source": "https://www.fastcompany.com/90933766/experience-design-innovation-by-design-2023" } ], "summary": "\"[R]Evolution of Hip Hop,\" a 2,400 sq ft preview exhibit for the Universal Hip Hop Museum, opened in September 2022 at Bronx Terminal Market in the Bronx, New York, across the street from the museum's future permanent home; the exhibit was designed, fabricated, and built by Brooklyn studio Collab.\n", "description": "A pop-up preview of the future Universal Hip Hop Museum covering hip-hop's 1986-1990 \"golden era,\" featuring a 24-foot light-and-music tunnel, an interactive virtual-graffiti experience, a 15-foot-wide working replica of a JVC RC-M90 boombox, live DJ sets, and period artifacts including concert posters, cassette tapes, and stage outfits. Named an honoree of the Experience Design category in Fast Company's 2023 Innovation by Design Awards.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.bizbash.com/event-fabrication/this-pop-up-exhibit-offers-a-sneak-peek-of-nyc-s-new-hip-hop-museum", "https://pix11.com/news/local-news/bronx/revolution-of-hip-hop-pop-up-exhibit-opens-in-the-bronx/", "https://www.fastcompany.com/90933766/experience-design-innovation-by-design-2023" ] }, { "id": "universal-islands-of-adventure-hagrids-magical-creatures-motorbike-adventure", "name": "Hagrid's Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure", "venue": "universal-islands-of-adventure", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "technomedia", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Designed and built the ride vehicle on-board audio and lighting system, off-board charging system, ride and queue off-board/show audio system, and video surveillance system, per Mood Media's own press release.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "ride-vehicle on-board audio and lighting", "show audio system", "launch-track coaster" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "TEA Thea Awards — Outstanding Achievement, Attraction", "year": 2020, "source": "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/26th-annual-thea-award-recipients" } ], "summary": "Hagrid's Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure, a launch coaster attraction in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal's Islands of Adventure in Orlando, Florida, opened June 13, 2019, creatively led by Universal Creative (Universal's in-house design division, not credited as an independent firm in this index) with a ride system by Intamin (Switzerland-based; outside this index's North America firm-record scope and outside the roles vocabulary, which does not cover ride-system manufacturing) and audio/lighting systems by Technomedia. It received a 2020 Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Attraction category.\n", "description": "Designed under the creative direction of the Wizarding World's original Harry Potter film production designer Stuart Craig and art director Alan Gilmore, working with Universal Creative.\n", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hagrid's_Magical_Creatures_Motorbike_Adventure", "https://us.moodmedia.com/company/news/technomedia-wins-three-2020-thea-awards/", "https://www.teaconnect.org/recipients/26th-annual-thea-award-recipients" ] }, { "id": "universal-studios-florida-diagon-alley", "name": "The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Diagon Alley", "venue": "universal-studios-florida", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "adirondack-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Per ADK's own retrospective account, Adirondack Studios was chosen by Universal to create and execute the exterior scenic treatments for Diagon Alley — a separate credit from The Nassal Company, which independently sourced third-party pages credit for Gringotts Bank rockwork and thematic window/door fabrication.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Diagon Alley, a themed land recreating the Harry Potter series' magical shopping district, opened July 8, 2014 at Universal Studios Florida in Orlando, with exterior scenic treatments credited to Adirondack Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/adirondack-studios-final-book-excerpt/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wizarding_World_of_Harry_Potter_(Universal_Orlando_Resort)" ] }, { "id": "universal-studios-florida-nickelodeon-green-slime-geyser", "name": "Nickelodeon Green Slime Geyser", "venue": "universal-studios-florida", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 1992, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Concept and design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dmcd", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Production collaboration", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "animatronic geyser effect" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics" ], "summary": "The Nickelodeon Green Slime Geyser, a 25-foot-tall themed slime-fountain installation, opened at Universal Studios Florida in Orlando, FL in 1992, designed by Thinc Design.\n", "description": "The installation features a geyser erupting, bubbling, and \"burping\" green slime as a Nickelodeon-branded attraction icon.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/nickelodeon-green-slime-geyser" ] }, { "id": "universal-volcano-bay-waterpark", "name": "Universal's Volcano Bay", "venue": "universal-volcano-bay", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "adirondack-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited in ADK's own portfolio for scenic design, fabrication and installation on the water park; role/scope not independently corroborated beyond the firm's own listing.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Universal's Volcano Bay, a ground-up tropical-themed water park centered on the 200-foot \"Krakatau\" volcano, opened May 25, 2017 at Universal Orlando Resort in Orlando, Florida, with scenic fabrication credited to Adirondack Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.adkstudios.com/portfolio/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volcano_Bay" ] }, { "id": "university-of-alaska-museum-of-the-north-expansion", "name": "University of Alaska Museum of the North Expansion", "venue": "university-of-alaska-museum-of-the-north", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A 78,500 sq ft expansion of the University of Alaska Museum of the North in Fairbanks, including the Rose Berry Alaska Art Gallery, opened September 10, 2005; architecture by HGA (design lead Joan Soranno).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://hga.com/projects/university-of-alaska-museum-of-the-north/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Alaska_Museum_of_the_North" ] }, { "id": "university-of-chicago-center-for-decision-research-mindworks", "name": "Mindworks: The Science of Thinking", "venue": "university-of-chicago-center-for-decision-research", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Interactive installations, exhibition design/environmental graphics, and visual identity across separate partner teams", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "krueck-sexton-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive installation" ], "summary": "Mindworks: The Science of Thinking, a public exhibition space at the University of Chicago's Center for Decision Research in the Railway Exchange Building, opened fall 2021; exhibition design, interactive installations, and visual identity by Pentagram, architecture by Krueck Sexton Partners.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ks.partners/projects/university-of-chicago-center-for-decision-research-cdr/" ] }, { "id": "university-of-florida-gator-standard", "name": "University of Florida Athletics \"Gator Standard\" Environmental Design Program", "venue": "university-of-florida-athletic-association", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Environmental design, theming, and donor recognition under a long-term branding program (\"Gator Standard\") spanning roughly 25 projects across campus athletic facilities.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "Immersive technology integration.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "walker-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Partner firm .", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gainesville-neon", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Partner firm .", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "immersive technology" ], "summary": "Environmental design, immersive technology, theming, and donor recognition for University of Florida Athletic Association facilities in Gainesville, Florida, by Dimensional Innovations under a long-term \"Gator Standard\" branding program with partner firms Walker Architects and Gainesville Neon, with work recorded through 2019.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dimin.com" ] }, { "id": "university-of-hawaii-manoa-beyond-wayfinding", "name": "Beyond Wayfinding", "venue": "university-of-hawaii-at-manoa", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "strawn-sierralta", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Conceptual and systems design, led by UH Mānoa faculty Brian Strawn and Karla Sierralta", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "strawn-sierralta", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Integration of Hawaiian navigational and cultural frameworks", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sig-zane-kaiao", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Graphic and textile pattern design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "two-twelve", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication consultant and campus map designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "bilingual (Hawaiian/English) wayfinding signage", "campus wayfinding medallions" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award", "year": 2023, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/beyond-wayfinding/" }, { "award": "Fast Company World Changing Ideas Awards — Winner, Art and Design", "year": 2023, "source": "https://www.hawaii.edu/news/2023/05/02/hawaiian-signage-award/" } ], "summary": "Beyond Wayfinding, a bilingual Hawaiian-English wayfinding and signage system across the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa campus in Honolulu, opened in 2022; it was conceived by UH faculty Brian Strawn and Karla Sierralta (Strawn Sierralta) with graphic and textile design by Sig Zane Kaiao and fabrication by Two Twelve and CRĒO Industrial Arts, incorporating Native Hawaiian navigational and cultural frameworks throughout the campus signage.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/beyond-wayfinding/", "https://www.uhcdc.manoa.hawaii.edu/work/wayfinding-and-signage", "https://www.hawaii.edu/news/2023/05/02/hawaiian-signage-award/", "https://www.strawnsierralta.com/beyond-wayfinding", "https://www.twotwelve.com/project/university-of-hawaii-at-manoa" ] }, { "id": "university-of-iowa-stead-family-childrens-hospital-interactive-theater", "name": "Kinect Interactive Theater", "venue": "university-of-iowa-stead-family-childrens-hospital", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "immersive technology / positive-distraction patient experience (Kinect interactive theater)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "A Kinect-based interactive theater installation at the University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital in Iowa City, Iowa, opened in 2017, designed by Dimensional Innovations as a positive-distraction patient experience.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "university-of-maryland-do-good-plaza", "name": "Do Good Plaza", "venue": "university-of-maryland", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Interactive ring installations at the Do Good Institute's campus plaza", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive sculpture" ], "summary": "Do Good Plaza, a series of interactive ring installations at the University of Maryland's Do Good Institute in College Park, Maryland, was completed in 2024; design by Local Projects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/higher-ed/do-good-plaza/", "https://today.umd.edu/do-good-has-a-nice-ring-to-it" ] }, { "id": "university-of-michigan-museum-of-natural-history-new-home", "name": "University of Michigan Museum of Natural History — New Home in the Biological Sciences Building", "venue": "university-of-michigan-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "smithgroup", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lord-cultural-resources", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Planning, design, and management lead for the Great Plains Exhibit Development joint venture", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Great Plains Exhibit Development joint venture", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "xibitz", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Great Plains Exhibit Development joint venture", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "Digital Dome Theater / planetarium" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "The University of Michigan Museum of Natural History opened new permanent galleries in the university's new Biological Sciences Building in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on April 14, 2019 (remaining galleries opened November 10, 2019); architecture by Ennead Architects and SmithGroup, with exhibition planning, design, and fabrication by the Great Plains Exhibit Development joint venture of Lord Cultural Resources, Taylor Studios, and Xibitz.\n", "description": "The museum relocated from its prior 90-year-old building into a new seven-story facility shared with two university biology departments, engaging the Great Plains joint venture (also responsible for the North Dakota Heritage Center expansion) in 2014 to design, build, and manage more than 13 new exhibitions, including a Digital Dome Theater with planetarium capabilities.\n", "sources": [ "https://news.umich.edu/u-m-to-unveil-new-home-for-museum-of-natural-history-april-14/", "https://lsa.umich.edu/ummnh/about/history.html", "https://www.lord.ca/news/news/the-university-of-michigan-unveils-its-new-museum-of-natural-history", "https://www.smithgroup.com/news/2019/university-of-michigans-biological-sciences-building-by-smithgroup-and-ennead-architects", "https://xibitz.com/university-of-michigan/" ] }, { "id": "university-of-nebraska-kiewit-hall-donor-experience", "name": "Donor Recognition & Environmental Branding", "venue": "university-of-nebraska-kiewit-hall", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Donor recognition, environmental branding, and signage", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ballinger", "role": "architecture", "note": "(below 3-project threshold)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "clark-and-enerson", "role": "architecture", "note": "(below 3-project threshold)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Dimensional Innovations designed donor recognition, environmental branding, and signage for Kiewit Hall, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Engineering building in Lincoln, Nebraska, completed in 2024, with architecture by Ballinger and Clark & Enerson.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "university-of-nebraska-lincoln-osborne-legacy-complex", "name": "Osborne Legacy Complex", "venue": "osborne-legacy-complex-unl", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "populous", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bvh-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Physical and digital fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ecc", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED video wall" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2025, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/university-of-nebraska-lincoln-osborne-legacy-complex/" } ], "summary": "The Osborne Legacy Complex, a 315,000-square-foot Nebraska football training and history facility in Lincoln, Nebraska featuring an 84-foot lobby video board, opened in March 2024 with architecture and experience design by Populous.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/university-of-nebraska-lincoln-osborne-legacy-complex/", "https://populous.com/showcases/university-of-nebraska-lincoln-osborne-legacy-complex", "https://dimin.com/work/university-of-nebraska-osborne-legacy-complex" ] }, { "id": "university-of-nebraska-state-museum-cherish-nebraska", "name": "Cherish Nebraska", "venue": "university-of-nebraska-state-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "kenneth-hahn-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pacific-studio", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northern-light-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "digital projection dome", "multi-user touchscreen table", "4K imagery" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "Cherish Nebraska, a renovation of the fourth floor of Morrill Hall at the University of Nebraska State Museum in Lincoln, Nebraska, opened February 16, 2019; museum planning and exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates with Kenneth Hahn Architects, and media production by Northern Light Productions.\n", "description": "Northern Light Productions produced a five-foot digital projection globe with three films on global warming (using data from NOAA and NASA), an eight-foot interactive \"Parasite Table\" touchscreen, and a total of 15 linear films, 2 audio programs, and 5 interactives across the renovated floor.\n", "sources": [ "https://museum.unl.edu/exhibits/cherishnebraska/", "https://news.unl.edu/article/morrill-hall-expansion-to-help-visitors-cherish-nebraska", "https://nlprod.com/item/university-of-nebraska-state-museum/" ] }, { "id": "university-of-oregon-portland-illuminated-forest", "name": "Illuminated Forest", "venue": "university-of-oregon-portland", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "glowbox", "role": "media-design", "note": "Concept design, interaction and motion design, hardware specification, systems design, software engineering, and content production for twelve LED-pixel acrylic columns.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "superfab", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "zgf-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "LED pixel columns" ], "summary": "Illuminated Forest, a permanent installation of more than 9,000 LED pixels in twelve acrylic columns in the University of Oregon Lundquist College of Business lobby in Portland, Oregon, was completed in December 2016 by Glowbox with design collaborator Sockeye, fabrication by Superfab, and architecture by ZGF Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.glowbox.io/work/illuminated-forest/" ] }, { "id": "university-of-oregon-student-welcome-center", "name": "Student Welcome Center", "venue": "university-of-oregon", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "advent", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "advent", "role": "media-design", "note": "Projection-mapped interactive book and interactive discovery lockers", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2023, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/rewarding-curiosity-student-welcome-center/" } ], "summary": "The Student Welcome Center at the University of Oregon in Eugene, an experiential admissions and welcome space built around the \"Rewarding Curiosity\" concept, opened in January 2022; it was designed by Advent and includes fifteen interactive discovery lockers, a projection-mapped \"enchanted book,\" a working postcard mail room, and an alumni library.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/rewarding-curiosity-student-welcome-center/", "https://www.adventmovespeople.com/projects/university-oregon-0/", "https://www.adventmovespeople.com/oregon-welcome-center-segd-award/" ] }, { "id": "university-of-pittsburgh-athletics-environmental-design", "name": "University of Pittsburgh Athletics Environmental Design and Facility Planning", "venue": "university-of-pittsburgh-athletics", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "master-planning", "note": "Master facility planning across multiple athletics buildings.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Environmental design and branding for athlete facilities.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Environmental design and master facility planning for University of Pittsburgh athlete facilities across multiple buildings, by Dimensional Innovations, completed 2021.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dimin.com" ] }, { "id": "university-of-washington-campus-wayfinding", "name": "Campus Wayfinding", "venue": "university-of-washington-seattle", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed a campus-wide wayfinding sign system, completed in 2015, including a redesigned campus map, for the University of Washington's 700+ acre Seattle campus.\n", "description": "Fabrication by Trademarx.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/uw-campus-wayfinding/" ] }, { "id": "university-prep-ulab-wayfinding", "name": "ULab", "venue": "university-prep-seattle", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mithun", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northwest-sign-and-design", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed a signage system and campus-wide wayfinding masterplan, completed in 2023, for University Prep's new 39,000-square-foot ULab building in Seattle, with architecture by Mithun.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/ulab/", "https://mithun.com/project/university-prep-ulab/", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/Design25Shortlist3.pdf" ] }, { "id": "upper-canada-village-discovery-centre", "name": "Upper Canada Village Discovery Centre", "venue": "upper-canada-village", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "architecture", "note": "In association with NORR Limited.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "4,500 sq. ft. exhibit on the St. Lawrence River's role in the War of 1812 and the Battle of Crysler's Farm, including a giant touch table and an immersive fog-wall projection.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "norr-limited", "role": "architecture", "note": "Associate architect. .", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touch table", "projection" ], "summary": "The Upper Canada Village Discovery Centre, a new 8,000-square-foot, LEED Silver visitor centre and exhibit gallery at the living-history village in Morrisburg, Ontario, opened to the public in August 2011 for the bicentennial of the War of 1812; architecture and exhibit design by Reich+Petch Architects Inc. in association with NORR Limited.\n", "description": "The project also included a new gateway to the village and a renovation of the village's store and eatery, commissioned by the St. Lawrence Parks Commission.\n", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com/projects/upper-canada-village-discovery-centre-tier-2-in-process/", "https://www.canadianarchitect.com/reich-petch-designs-new-visitor-centre-at-upper-canada-discovery-centre-for-bicentennial-celebration/" ] }, { "id": "us-army-womens-museum-women-of-the-6888th", "name": "Women of the 6888th", "venue": "us-army-womens-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Custom display vitrines and oversized wallpaper graphics, per CMS's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Women of the 6888th, an exhibit on the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, opened 2024 at the U.S. Army Women's Museum at Fort Gregg-Adams, Virginia; fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/" ] }, { "id": "us-bank-stadium-building", "name": "U.S. Bank Stadium", "venue": "us-bank-stadium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "hks", "role": "architecture", "note": "design architect (Bryan Trubey, design principal)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studio-five-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "co-design architect (associate)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "ETFE roof (first in a U.S. stadium)" ], "summary": "U.S. Bank Stadium, home of the Minnesota Vikings in Minneapolis, Minnesota, opened July 22, 2016, designed by HKS with local associate firm Studio Five Architects, notable for its five pivoting glass \"Legacy Ratio\" doors and the first ETFE roof used in a U.S. stadium.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._Bank_Stadium", "https://www.hksinc.com/what-we-do/projects/us-bank-stadium/" ] }, { "id": "us-bank-stadium-vikings-voyage-museum", "name": "Minnesota Vikings Museum \"Vikings Voyage\"", "venue": "us-bank-stadium", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Experience design across 18 activation zones.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "media-design", "note": "Technology integration for the interactive museum.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sra-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Partner firm .", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive technology" ], "summary": "The Minnesota Vikings Museum, \"Vikings Voyage,\" an interactive fan museum with 18 activation zones inside U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota, designed by Dimensional Innovations with SRA Architects, opened 2016.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dimin.com" ] }, { "id": "us-capitol-visitor-center-exhibition-hall", "name": "U.S. Capitol Visitor Center Exhibition Hall", "venue": "us-capitol-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "rtkl-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": "one of several fabrication contractors on the exhibition hall", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "orientation film" ], "summary": "The U.S. Capitol Visitor Center, a 580,000-square-foot underground orientation and exhibit facility beneath the East Front of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., opened December 2, 2008, with exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, architecture by RTKL Associates, and fabrication by a team of contractors that included Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/united-states-capitol-visitor-center/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Capitol_Visitor_Center", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/Capitol-Visitor-Center" ] }, { "id": "us-cavalry-museum-renovation", "name": "U.S. Cavalry Museum Renovation", "venue": "us-cavalry-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "building-four-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Army Contracting Command Detroit contract W56HZV21CL376 ($1.2M, 09/10/21-07/10/23): \"create shop drawings and fabricate all exhibit components.\"\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "A $14.5M Army-funded renovation of the U.S. Cavalry Museum at Fort Riley, Kansas — begun 2018, reopened June 13, 2023 with new lighting, HVAC, structural reinforcement, and all-new exhibit fabrication by Building Four Fabrication.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dvidshub.net/news/447241/community-celebrates-reopening-fort-rileys-us-cavalry-museum", "https://1350kman.com/2023/06/u-s-calvary-museum-reopens-at-fort-riley/", "https://www.highergov.com/awardee/building-four-fabrication-llc-463498524/" ] }, { "id": "us-embassy-london-architectural-graphics", "name": "Architectural Graphics", "venue": "us-embassy-london", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Signage, wayfinding, and environmental graphics, themed \"poetry of place,\" including exterior bronze/granite identification signage, interior glass signage, and a CNC-milled/hand-carved seal in the reception lobby", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kieran-timberlake", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "olin", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Signage, wayfinding, and environmental graphics for the new U.S. Embassy building in the Nine Elms district of London, UK, which opened in 2018, designed by C&G Partners, with architecture by KieranTimberlake and landscape architecture by OLIN.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/embassy-united-states-london/" ] }, { "id": "us-embassy-paramaribo-compound", "name": "U.S. Embassy Compound Paramaribo", "venue": "us-embassy-paramaribo", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "zgf-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "New U.S. Embassy compound in Paramaribo, Suriname — chancery, access buildings, warehouse, GSO annex, and utility building — designed by ZGF Architects for the State Department's Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations design-build program. Dedicated October 2016.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.zgf.com/project/usdos-bureau-of-overseas-buildings-operations-u-s-embassy-compound-paramaribo-suriname/", "https://www.state.gov/overseas-buildings-operations/zgf-architects-2/", "https://www.enr.com/articles/43040-best-government-building---us-embassy-compound-paramaribo" ] }, { "id": "us-holocaust-memorial-museum-americans-and-the-holocaust", "name": "Americans and the Holocaust", "venue": "us-holocaust-memorial-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "howard-plus-revis-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "AV systems" ], "summary": "Americans and the Holocaust, a special exhibition on American responses to Nazism and the Holocaust, opened April 2018 at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC; Solomon Group provided AV systems integration alongside content partner Cortina Productions.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/the-united-states-holocaust-memorial-museum", "https://www.ushmm.org/information/press/press-releases/museum-opens-new-exhibition-americans-and-the-holocaust" ] }, { "id": "us-holocaust-memorial-museum-eyewitness-to-genocide", "name": "Eyewitness to Genocide: From Memory to Action", "venue": "us-holocaust-memorial-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "potion-design", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive table" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Communication Arts Interactive Annual 2010", "year": 2010, "source": "https://www.commarts.com/project/22776/memory-to-action-eyewitness-interactive-table" } ], "summary": "\"Eyewitness to Genocide: From Memory to Action,\" an interactive table exhibit at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC, opened 2009; exhibit design by C&G Partners, interactive media design by Potion Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.commarts.com/project/22776/memory-to-action-eyewitness-interactive-table", "https://www.ushmm.org/confront-genocide/genocide-prevention-blog/winning-spot-for-our-eyewitness-interactive-table" ] }, { "id": "us-holocaust-memorial-museum-permanent-exhibition", "name": "Permanent Exhibition", "venue": "us-holocaust-memorial-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1993, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "sh-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Acoustical treatment and audio systems design throughout the inaugural permanent exhibition; SH Acoustics' own page also credits it with a later complete overhaul of the audio system and acoustics for the 500-seat Meyerhoff Theater and acoustic/audio design for subsequent new exhibits.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "archival video", "survivor testimony theaters" ], "summary": "The Permanent Exhibition at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC, designed by architect James Ingo Freed (Pei Cobb Freed) with exhibition design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, opened April 22, 1993; SH Acoustics designed the acoustical treatment and audio systems.\n", "description": "A three-floor, chronological exhibition on the Holocaust organized into three sections (Nazi Assault 1933-1939; The Final Solution 1940-1945; Last Chapter), with over 900 artifacts, video screens, and four theaters showing archival footage and survivor testimony.\n", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Holocaust_Memorial_Museum", "https://raai.com/project/united-states-holocaust-memorial-museum/", "https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/history-of-the-united-states-holocaust-memorial-museum", "https://shacoustics.com/united-states-holocaust-memorial-museum/" ] }, { "id": "us-holocaust-memorial-museum-state-of-deception", "name": "State of Deception: The Power of Nazi Propaganda", "venue": "us-holocaust-memorial-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "layman-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "display-dynamics", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"State of Deception: The Power of Nazi Propaganda,\" a temporary exhibition at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC, opened in 2009, with AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "Distinct from the museum's separately recorded 2018 \"Americans and the Holocaust\" exhibition.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/state-of-deception-power-nazi-propaganda", "https://www.ushmm.org" ] }, { "id": "us-marshals-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "U.S. Marshals Museum", "venue": "us-marshals-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "polk-stanley-wilcox", "role": "architecture", "note": "Building architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Concept design for the star-shaped building form and galleries", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tait", "role": "media-design", "note": "Credited as \"produced by Thinkwell, now tait\"; design, production, and delivery of the guest experience across 50,000 sq ft, including media production and interactives", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tait", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Technology integration across the museum's exhibits", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The U.S. Marshals Museum, a 53,000 sq ft museum on the Arkansas River in Fort Smith, Arkansas telling the history of the U.S. Marshals Service since 1789, opened to the public July 1, 2023; concept and exhibit design by CambridgeSeven with Polk Stanley Wilcox as architect of record, and guest-experience media design and technology integration by TAIT (via its Thinkwell Group studio).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/u-s-marshals-museum/", "https://encyclopediaofarkansas.net/entries/us-marshals-museum-8151/", "https://www.taittowers.com/work/us-marshals-museum" ] }, { "id": "us-olympic-and-paralympic-museum-galleries", "name": "United States Olympic & Paralympic Museum (Exhibition & Interactive Design)", "venue": "us-olympic-and-paralympic-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Design director Carl Rhodes", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "centre-screen", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "centre-screen", "role": "media-design", "note": "Audiovisual & interactive design and production, incl. graphics & motion design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kiss-the-frog", "role": "media-design", "note": "Media and interactive development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibit fabrication and software engineering", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anderson-mason-dale-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Lighting design for 20,000 sq ft of museum exhibits", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tillotson-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Architectural lighting design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Owner's representation and operations management, per G&A's own project page (distinct from its exhibit-design credit above)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Multi-screen blended projections, LCD/LED video walls incl. a multi-story non-rectangular LED wall, and motion-tracking interactives; per BBI Engineering's own project page (distinct from Centre Screen's AV design/production credit above)\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Supplied and integrated exhibit and area lighting, with programming and commissioning of select exhibit pieces incl. Cueserver-programmed fire effects on ceiling banners, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "RFID", "interactive kiosks", "motion capture", "projection" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award, Interactive Experiences", "year": 2021, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/united-states-olympic-and-paralympic-museum/" }, { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award, Exhibition", "year": 2021, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/united-states-olympic-and-paralympic-museum/" }, { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Spaces and Places", "year": 2021, "source": "https://www.fastcompany.com/90667020/spaces-and-places-innovation-by-design-2021" } ], "summary": "The United States Olympic & Paralympic Museum, a purpose-built museum telling the story of Team USA athletes, opened July 2020 in Colorado Springs, Colorado, with architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro and Anderson Mason Dale Architects and exhibition/interactive design by Gallagher & Associates and Centre Screen.\n", "description": "The 60,000-square-foot museum uses RFID-enabled visitor credentials, motion-capture and reflex-testing interactives, and immersive AV environments across galleries dedicated to Olympic and Paralympic sport. Centre Screen led audiovisual and interactive design and production; CREO Industrial Arts fabricated exhibits and built supporting exhibit software. The project won both an SEGD 2021 Honor Award (Interactive Experiences, credited to Centre Screen and Gallagher & Associates) and a Merit Award (Exhibition, credited to Gallagher & Associates).\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/united-states-olympic-and-paralympic-museum/", "https://blooloop.com/museum/in-depth/us-olympic-and-paralympic-museum/", "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/usopm/", "https://dsrny.com/project/united-states-olympic-and-paralympic-museum", "https://availablelight.com/projects/united-states-olympic-and-paralympic-museum", "https://www.tillotsondesign.com/museums/us-olympic-paralympic-museum", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/14778-us-olympic-paralympic-museum-by-diller-scofidio-renfro", "https://www.fastcompany.com/90667020/spaces-and-places-innovation-by-design-2021", "https://bbinet.com/works/us-olympic-and-paralympic-museum/", "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/54" ] }, { "id": "usc-heritage-hall-renovation", "name": "Heritage Hall Renovation — Hall of Champions", "venue": "usc-heritage-hall", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "dlr-group", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "advent", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Brand clarity, donor engagement strategy, visual storytelling, and graphic design for the Hall of Champions' Spirit of Troy exhibit; no clean vocab role fit, closest is graphics-wayfinding. Advent's own project page does not itself name DLR Group as a collaborator — corroboration is two independent firm portfolio pages describing the same project, not a cross-referenced credit.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "USC's Heritage Hall underwent a $35M, year-long renovation (completed early 2014) by DLR Group (architecture), with branding firm Advent delivering the Hall of Champions' Spirit of Troy exhibit celebrating USC's 21 athletics programs.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dlrgroup.com/work/heritage-hall-renovation/", "https://www.adventmovespeople.com/projects/university-southern-california-1/", "https://www.morleybuilders.com/usc-heritage-hall-renovation-completed/" ] }, { "id": "usc-shoah-foundation-headquarters-visitor-center", "name": "USC Shoah Foundation Global Headquarters Visitor Center", "venue": "usc-shoah-foundation-headquarters", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "belzberg-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "maude-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Exhibition consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mad-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Audiovisual consultant; designed and installed the \"Waterfall,\" \"Fins,\" \"Pathways to Testimony,\" and \"Mirror Wall\" interactive testimony displays\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreen", "video wall" ], "summary": "The USC Shoah Foundation's global headquarters, occupying the top floor of USC's Leavey Library in Los Angeles, opened its public visitor center in November 2018 with architecture by Belzberg Architects, exhibition consulting by the Maude Group, and AV integration by MAD Systems.\n", "description": "The visitor center's interactive exhibits include Waterfall (two 10-ft interactive displays sharing survivor testimonies), Fins (touchscreen information pillars), Pathways to Testimony (portrait touchscreens), and a 24-ft Mirror Wall of monitors combining survivor testimony with an interactive map of the exhibition's global impact.\n", "sources": [ "https://madsystems.com/portfolio-shoah-usc.html", "https://today.usc.edu/usc-shoah-foundation-opens-new-office-kicks-off-25th-anniversary-commemoration/", "https://interiordesign.net/projects/the-usc-shoah-foundation-in-los-angeles-by-belzberg-architects-shines-light-on-the-darkest-events-in-modern-history/", "https://www.pk30system.com/case-studies/usc-shoah-foundation/" ] }, { "id": "usga-golf-museum-jack-nicklaus-room", "name": "Jack Nicklaus Room", "venue": "usga-golf-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "short-format documentary films", "interactive touch displays" ], "summary": "The Jack Nicklaus Room, a 1,200 sq ft permanent gallery at the USGA Golf Museum in Far Hills, New Jersey honoring golfer Jack Nicklaus, opened May 27, 2015; exhibit design by Peter Hyde Design.\n", "description": "The gallery joined existing USGA Museum galleries honoring Bob Jones, Ben Hogan, Arnold Palmer, and Mickey Wright. It contains more than 80 artifacts, many on loan from the Jack Nicklaus Museum in Columbus, Ohio, nine short films, and 27 \"Ask Jack\" video vignettes organized around six themes tied to Nicklaus's four U.S. Open victories (1962, 1967, 1972, 1980): competitive spirit, integrity, self-belief, commitment, perseverance, and vision.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.peterhydedesign.com/projects/jack-nicklaus-room/", "https://mediacenter.usga.org/2015-05-27-USGA-Museum-Celebrates-Opening-Of-Jack-Nicklaus-Room" ] }, { "id": "uw-foster-school-business-is", "name": "Business Is...", "venue": "uw-foster-school-of-business", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "\"Business Is...\", an interactive LED installation completed in 2012, wrapped around a four-story column in PACCAR Hall at the University of Washington's Foster School of Business, invites viewer responses displayed alongside real-time stock data; it received a 2011 AIGA 365 Design Effectiveness Award.\n", "description": "Fabrication by Sticky.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/business-is/" ] }, { "id": "uw-foster-school-digital-donor-wayfinding", "name": "Foster School of Business: Digital Donor and Signage System", "venue": "uw-foster-school-of-business", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "wpa", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Environmental graphic design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A digital wayfinding, event-signage, and donor-recognition system for PACCAR Hall and Dempsey Hall at the University of Washington's Foster School of Business in Seattle, designed by Belle & Wissell, was in place by 2011.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/uwdigitalwayfinding/", "https://bwco.info/2011/04/14/paccar-hall-wayfinding-system-a-finalist-for-the-flash-in-the-can-awards/" ] }, { "id": "uw-foster-school-path-of-innovation", "name": "The Path of Innovation", "venue": "uw-foster-school-of-business", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Path of Innovation, an installation of 100 large and small innovations etched into a campus pathway toward Dempsey Hall at the University of Washington's Foster School of Business, was completed in 2014, designed by Studio Matthews.\n", "description": "Fabrication by Mammoth Stoneworks.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/the-path-of-innovation/" ] }, { "id": "uw-founders-hall-signage", "name": "Founders Hall — Signage", "venue": "uw-founders-hall", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northwest-sign-and-design", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ggn", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed the sign system for Founders Hall, a new sustainable building at the University of Washington, completed in 2022, with architecture by LMN Architects, landscape architecture by GGN, and fabrication by Northwest Sign & Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/founders-hall/" ] }, { "id": "uw-gates-center-tribute-wall", "name": "The Tribute Wall", "venue": "uw-gates-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "note": "Design and media experience development; touch-sensor-driven generative visuals revealing 100+ curated PNW computing-history stories.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "nathan-thomas-stantec", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "AV systems design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "whitlock", "role": "av-integration", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation", "real-time" ], "summary": "The Tribute Wall, an interactive media installation at the University of Washington's Bill & Melinda Gates Center for Computer Science & Engineering in Seattle, opened in 2019, designed by Belle & Wissell with architecture by LMN Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/tribute-wall/", "https://bwco.info/2019/04/03/bill-gates/" ] }, { "id": "uw-haring-center-renovation-murals-signage", "name": "Haring Center for Inclusive Education — Murals & Signage", "venue": "uw-haring-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mithun", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed murals and signage for the University of Washington's Haring Center for Inclusive Education, reopened March 2024 after a comprehensive renovation led by Mithun with Lease Crutcher Lewis.\n", "description": "Five murals depict animal communities across ecosystems, emphasizing cooperation and diversity.\n", "sources": [ "https://haringcenter.org/blog/2024/03/18/haring-center-renovation-complete/", "https://mithun.com/2024/03/20/uw-haring-center-reopens-to-students/", "https://studiomatthews.com/project/haring-center/" ] }, { "id": "uw-interdisciplinary-engineering-building-signage", "name": "Interdisciplinary Engineering Building — Signage", "venue": "uw-interdisciplinary-engineering-building", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "architecture by KieranTimberlake", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed welcoming signage and inspirational messaging, completed in 2025, for the University of Washington's 76,000-square-foot Interdisciplinary Engineering Building, a collaborative learning hub for undergraduate engineering students.\n", "description": "Architecture by KieranTimberlake, in collaboration with the UW Office of Inclusive Excellence.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/interdisciplinary-engineering-building/" ] }, { "id": "uw-mad-campus", "name": "Mad Campus", "venue": "university-of-washington-seattle", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "imagine-visual-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Mad Campus, a temporary public-art and wayfinding installation (12 artworks plus campus-wide signage) at the University of Washington Seattle campus, ran September 13-October 25, 2014; design by Studio Matthews, fabrication by Imagine Visual Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/mad-campus/", "https://madartseattle.com/exhibitions/mad-campus/", "https://www.washington.edu/news/2014/09/12/mad-campus-art-here-there-everywhere/" ] }, { "id": "uw-office-minority-affairs-diversity-50th", "name": "UW's Office of Minority Affairs and Diversity — 50th Anniversary Exhibition", "venue": "university-of-washington-seattle", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "imagine-visual-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "credited as Imagine Visual Services", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed an exhibition, opened 2018, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the University of Washington's Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity, combining student concepts with professional design practice.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/uws-office-of-minority-affairs-and-diversity/" ] }, { "id": "uw-tacoma-milgard-hall-forest-story", "name": "Milgard Hall — Forest History Installation", "venue": "uw-tacoma-milgard-hall", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-matthews", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "architecture by Architecture Research Office (ARO)", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Studio Matthews designed a permanent entry installation, completed in 2023, at Milgard Hall, University of Washington Tacoma, telling the story of the region's forests from glacial retreat through Puyallup Tribe use to contemporary sustainable practices, serving as a land acknowledgment.\n", "description": "Architecture by Architecture Research Office (ARO); general contractor Anderson Construction.\n", "sources": [ "https://studiomatthews.com/project/milgard-hall/" ] }, { "id": "va-cartier-exhibition", "name": "Cartier", "venue": "victoria-and-albert-museum", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "asif-khan-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pentagram", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "click-netherfield", "role": "fabrication", "note": "bespoke display cases including the mist-flow 'Dream' showcase", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Cartier,\" a major jewelry exhibition at London's Victoria and Albert Museum (12 April – 16 November 2025), was designed by Asif Khan Studio with exhibition graphics by Pentagram and bespoke display cases fabricated by Click Netherfield.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.clicknetherfield.com/projects/victoria-albert-cartier/", "https://asif-khan.com/project/cartier-va-london/", "https://www.pentagram.com/work/cartier", "https://fadmagazine.com/2025/04/09/va-unveils-first-major-cartier-jewels-watches-exhibition-in-nearly-30-years/" ] }, { "id": "va-dundee-building", "name": "V&A Dundee", "venue": "va-dundee", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "kengo-kuma-and-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arup", "role": "acoustics", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "arup", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "V&A Dundee, Scotland's design museum on the River Tay waterfront, opened in 2018 with architecture by Kengo Kuma & Associates; Arup provided acoustics and lighting design among its broader engineering scope.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.arup.com/en-us/projects/v-and-a-dundee/", "https://www.re-thinkingthefuture.com/case-studies/a9389-va-dundee-by-arup-associates-and-arup/" ] }, { "id": "va-east-storehouse-building", "name": "V&A East Storehouse", "venue": "va-east-storehouse", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "austin-smith-lord", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "arup", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "V&A East Storehouse, an open-storage museum in London where visitors browse the collection and watch conservation work, opened May 2025; architecture is by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with Austin-Smith:Lord, and Arup Lighting designed a conservation-led lighting scheme balancing a warehouse aesthetic with protective light levels for sensitive objects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.arup.com/en-us/projects/va-east-storehouse/", "https://www.designboom.com/architecture/va-east-storehouse-dsrny-london-museum-storage-public-view-diller-scofidio-renfro-austinsmithlord-05-28-2025/" ] }, { "id": "valentine-museum-first-freedom-exhibit", "name": "First Freedom", "venue": "valentine-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-design-minds", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "2,200 sq ft exhibition centered on a Four Pillars of Freedom display, per CMS's own portfolio", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "First Freedom, a 2,200-square-foot exhibition on the origins of religious freedom in Virginia, opened 2020 at The Valentine museum in Richmond, Virginia; exhibit design by The Design Minds, fabrication by Capitol Museum Services.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/" ] }, { "id": "valentine-museum-sculpting-history", "name": "Sculpting History: Art, Power, and the \"Lost Cause\" American Myth", "venue": "valentine-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "capitol-museum-services", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Fabrication and media equipment coordination; credit id corrected from capitol-design-services (near-duplicate of capitol-museum-services, no independent firm by that name found)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cyi", "role": "content-production", "note": "Media production.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "large-scale projection", "programmatic lighting" ], "summary": "Sculpting History, an exhibition examining sculptor Edward Valentine's Lost Cause-era art within his historic studio, opened at The Valentine museum in Richmond, Virginia in 2024, with exhibition design by Studio Joseph, fabrication and media integration by Capitol Museum Services, and media production by CYI.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/sculpting-history", "https://capitolmuseumservices.com/portfolio/museums/" ] }, { "id": "valle-de-oro-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "Interactive Exhibits", "venue": "valle-de-oro-nwr-visitor-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "formative-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive kiosks" ], "summary": "The Valle de Oro National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico, opened 2022; architecture by Formative Architecture, interactive media by Ideum.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.fws.gov/", "https://ideum.com/" ] }, { "id": "valles-caldera-volcano-discovery-center", "name": "Volcano Discovery Center Interactive Projection Map", "venue": "valles-caldera-national-preserve", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "CNC-milled relief model", "multitouch display", "surround sound" ], "summary": "The Volcano Discovery Center at Valles Caldera National Preserve near Jemez Springs, New Mexico, opened July 25, 2025, with a 12-foot CNC-milled topographic relief map as a projection-mapping centerpiece, designed, fabricated, and built by Ideum in collaboration with the National Park Service and area tribes and pueblos.\n", "description": "A 4K, 13,000-lumen projector animates sequences across the milled and scenically painted relief map, paired with synchronized RGB wall lighting and a 6.1 surround-sound system. Four 34\" touchscreen stations around the map's perimeter let visitors control content across four themes (cultural history, geology, ecology, and scientific discovery); a separate touch display at the preserve's Welcome Station provides orientation information.\n", "sources": [ "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/ideum-valles-caldera-national-preserve/", "https://ideum.com/portfolio/valles-caldera-interactive-projection-map-table", "https://ideum.com/news/opening-valles-caldera-exhibit" ] }, { "id": "vancouver-aquarium-amazon-storm", "name": "Amazon Storm", "venue": "vancouver-aquarium", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Also provided the audiovisual system for the effect.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "programmable effects lighting", "ambient surround audio" ], "summary": "Amazon Storm is a recurring hourly storm effect Eos Lightmedia created for the Graham Amazon Gallery at the Vancouver Aquarium in Vancouver, BC, completed in 2011, combining rolling thunder audio, lightning-effect lighting, and simulated rain culminating at the gallery's live caiman exhibit.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/287" ] }, { "id": "vancouver-aquarium-aquaquest", "name": "AquaQuest - The Marilyn Blusson Learning Centre", "venue": "vancouver-aquarium", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "stantec", "role": "architecture", "note": "Building architect, per independent sourcing (Greenroofs.com, Green Building Audio Tours).", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Designed minimalist exhibit lighting for the tanks and AV screens, LED graphic-panel and ceiling accents, effects projectors, and programmable theatrical lighting for the 170-seat Ocean Theatre.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED accent lighting", "programmable theatrical lighting" ], "summary": "AquaQuest - The Marilyn Blusson Learning Centre, a 52,000 sq ft building at the Vancouver Aquarium in Vancouver, BC, opened in November 2006 and became the first aquarium in the world to achieve LEED Gold certification; Stantec Architecture designed the building and Eos Lightmedia designed the exhibit and theatre lighting.\n", "description": "The building includes a 170-seat Ocean Theatre and exhibit galleries; Eos Lightmedia's lighting design used energy-efficient LED technology to illuminate graphic panels and create accent effects while minimizing reflections on the aquarium tanks and AV screens.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/296", "http://www.greenroofs.com/projects/aquaquest-the-marilyn-blusson-learning-centre-vancouver-aquarium/", "https://greenbuildingaudiotours.com/buildings/aquaquest_the_mary_blusson_learning_centre" ] }, { "id": "vancouver-aquarium-vortex", "name": "Vortex by Douglas Coupland", "venue": "vancouver-aquarium", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Designed, supplied, installed, and programmed the specialty lighting and motion effects", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "motion effects" ], "summary": "Vortex, a 50,000-litre water installation depicting the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, was presented at the Vancouver Aquarium in 2018; Eos Lightmedia designed, supplied, installed, and programmed its specialty lighting and motion effects.\n", "description": "Conceived by artist Douglas Coupland (individual credit, not recorded as a firm per this index's firms-and-projects-only scope), Vortex centers on a battered fishing boat lost in the 2011 Japanese tsunami and found on Haida Gwaii's shores, surrounded by marine debris collected from British Columbia shorelines, exploring ocean plastic pollution.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/55" ] }, { "id": "vancouver-international-airport-gate-c-led-wall", "name": "Gate C LED Installation", "venue": "vancouver-international-airport", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "float4", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive-installation" ], "platforms": [ "nanolumens" ], "summary": "An interactive LED wall installation at Gate C, Vancouver International Airport (YVR), installed March 2018; media design by FLOAT4, per display vendor NanoLumens' own independent press release.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.nanolumens.com/press-releases/nanolumens-and-float4-make-waiting-in-line-fun-with-interactive-installation-at-vancouver-international-airport/" ] }, { "id": "vashon-center-for-the-arts-core", "name": "Vashon Center for the Arts", "venue": "vashon-center-for-the-arts", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-shalleck-collaborative", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theatre planning/AV", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Vashon Center for the Arts on Vashon Island, Washington, opened June 2016; architecture by LMN Architects, theatre planning by The Shalleck Collaborative.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.djc.com/news/ae/12090568.html", "https://www.shalleck.com/post/2016/06/25/vashon-center-for-the-arts-opens-on-vashon-island" ] }, { "id": "vashon-food-bank-core", "name": "Vashon Food Bank", "venue": "vashon-food-bank", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "graham-baba-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "niteo", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hewitt", "role": "landscape-architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tenor-engineering", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A new building for the Vashon Food Bank on Vashon Island, Washington, opened March 2026; architecture by Graham Baba Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://grahambaba.com/vashon-food-bank", "https://www.vashonbeachcomber.com/2026/03/18/a-new-home-for-the-vashon-food-bank/" ] }, { "id": "verizon-at-the-hub-on-causeway", "name": "Verizon at the Hub on Causeway", "venue": "verizon-innovation-center-hub-on-causeway", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "note": "Interior architecture and design of Verizon's 450,000-square-foot vertical campus, including the Innovation Center.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive media experience for the three-story Innovation Center: curated exhibits and experiential moments showcasing Verizon's technologies for customers and partners, plus responsive lighting and immersive sound throughout the building (including a lobby media canvas).\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "responsive lighting", "immersive sound", "interactive media wall" ], "summary": "Verizon's Innovation Center, a three-story customer- and partner-facing experience space within Verizon's vertical campus at The Hub on Causeway in Boston, opened in 2022; interior architecture by Gensler, with interactive media experience design by ESI Design (an NBBJ company).\n", "description": "The Innovation Center presents curated exhibits and experiential moments where visiting customers, business partners, and academic guests explore Verizon's emerging technologies. Building-wide, integrated lighting and sound respond to movement and time of day; in \"Boston mode\" the lobby media canvas becomes a map of the city.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.gensler.com/projects/verizon-at-the-hub", "https://esi.nbbj.com/work/verizon-at-the-hub-on-causeway", "https://interiordesign.net/projects/gensler-designs-a-multi-faceted-office-for-verizon-in-boston/", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2023%20IA%20Shortlist.pdf" ] }, { "id": "vesterheim-commons", "name": "Vesterheim Commons", "venue": "vesterheim-norwegian-american-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bnim", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Vesterheim Commons, a roughly 7,600-square-foot new entry building and outdoor gathering spaces for the Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum campus in Decorah, Iowa, opened to the public in September 2023; designed by Snøhetta with BNIM as architect of record.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.snohetta.com/projects/vesterheim-commons", "https://www.archdaily.com/1008708/vesterheim-commons-snohetta", "https://vesterheim.org/vesterheim-commons-is-open/" ] }, { "id": "view-boston-core", "name": "View Boston", "venue": "view-boston", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "jack-rouse-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Master planning, writing and content development, experience planning and design, graphic design, art direction, vendor/supplier procurement, fabrication supervision, and on-site project management as creative and design lead\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Blue-sky technology concepts, AV and control system design, and system integration", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "float4", "role": "media-design", "note": "Designed, produced and delivered eight interactive media exhibits (Pre-Show, Immersive Elevators, Virtual Viewers, Explore Boston touch screens, Boston 365 projection-mapped model, Theatre Posters, Finale Kiosks, ViewPrint microsite)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "frankndesign", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Four bronze tactile models of key Boston landmarks for low-vision guests", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Credited as Abernathy Lighting Design, an Eos Lightmedia studio; attraction lighting designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lightborne", "role": "content-production", "note": "Concepted and animated 12 shows", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "virtual itinerary interactives", "LED touch screens", "360-degree virtual viewers", "tactile bronze models" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment" ], "summary": "View Boston, a 59,000 sq ft observation deck atop the Prudential Tower in Boston, opened June 15, 2023; Electrosonic provided technology concepting, AV and control system design, and systems integration, with Float4 designing and producing eight accessible interactive media exhibits across the multi-floor experience.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.prudentialcenter.com/2023/06/20/view-boston-is-now-open/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/view-boston", "https://www.float4.com/en/projects/view-boston-observatory/", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2025%20IA%20Shortlist.pdf" ] }, { "id": "village-quebecois-dantan-village-parallele", "name": "Village Parallèle", "venue": "village-quebecois-dantan", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "moment-factory", "role": "media-design", "note": "Design and production of an immersive nighttime experience across the heritage village — technical design, experience design, scenography, original soundscapes, light displays and video projections; a continuation of an earlier 2023 collaboration with the same venue.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "architectural lighting", "sound design" ], "summary": "Village Parallèle, a nighttime immersive experience produced by Moment Factory across the heritage site, opened at Village Québécois d'Antan in Drummondville, Québec, in 2024.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://momentfactory.com/products/village-parallele", "https://villagequebecois.com/en/" ] }, { "id": "virginia-aquarium-restless-planet", "name": "Restless Planet", "venue": "virginia-aquarium", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Restless Planet, a $25 million, 10,000 sq ft exhibit renovation at the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center in Virginia Beach, Virginia featuring four global ecosystem habitats, opened November 21, 2009; exhibit design by CambridgeSeven.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/virginia-aquarium-and-marine-science-center-restless-planet-exhibit/", "https://www.healthclubmanagement.co.uk/health-club-management-news/Restless-Planet-pulls-them-in-at-Virginia-Aquarium/174953" ] }, { "id": "virginia-aquarium-south-building-and-vet-center", "name": "Virginia Aquarium South Building and Vet Center", "venue": "virginia-aquarium", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A 42,300 sq ft renovation of the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center's south building plus a new 13,800 sq ft Vet Center reopened in Virginia Beach, Virginia in 2024 after a $28 million transformation; designed by CambridgeSeven.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/virginia-aquarium-south-building-and-vet-center/" ] }, { "id": "virginia-holocaust-museum-dimensions-in-testimony", "name": "Dimensions in Testimony", "venue": "virginia-holocaust-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "mad-systems", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Designed the interactive testimony theater, including a Pepper's Ghost-style display, in the newly constructed Alan and Halina Zimm Theater of Remembrance\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "usc-shoah-foundation", "role": "content-production", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Developed the Dimensions in Testimony natural-language interactive testimony technology and survivor recordings; MAD Systems delivered the theater and AV systems in partnership with the foundation.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] } ], "technologies": [ "Pepper's Ghost display", "interactive video testimony", "natural language processing" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "Dimensions in Testimony, a permanent interactive exhibit developed by the USC Shoah Foundation featuring interactive Holocaust survivor biographies, opened November 1, 2024 at the Virginia Holocaust Museum in Richmond in the newly built Alan and Halina Zimm Theater of Remembrance, with exhibit design and AV integration by MAD Systems.\n", "description": "The permanent exhibition, on the museum's second floor, features five rotating survivor biographies that visitors can question in real time, including Richmond resident Halina Zimm, whose testimony was recorded over 15 hours in response to nearly 1,000 questions.\n", "sources": [ "https://madsystems.com/portfolio-shoah-richmond.html", "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/mad-systems-usc-shoah-foundation-virginia-holocaust-museum/", "https://rvahub.com/2024/11/07/virginia-holocaust-museum-features-interactive-biographies-with-holocaust-survivors/" ] }, { "id": "virginia-museum-of-history-and-culture-determined", "name": "Determined: The 400-Year Struggle for Black Equality", "venue": "virginia-museum-of-history-and-culture", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2019, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive AV media" ], "summary": "\"Determined: The 400-Year Struggle for Black Equality,\" a temporary exhibition commemorating the 400th anniversary of the first enslaved Africans' arrival in British North America, opened June 22, 2019 at the Virginia Museum of History & Culture in Richmond, Virginia, with exhibit and graphic design by HealyKohler Design; the exhibition subsequently toured as a traveling exhibition to other venues.\n", "description": "The exhibition guides visitors through historical periods from the colonial era to the present using interactive AV media, interpretive graphics, hands-on activities, artifact collections, and individual profiles of people who fought for freedom, equal justice, and access to opportunity, closing with prompts inviting visitor reflection.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/determined-the-400-year-struggle-for-black-equality/", "https://wtvr.com/2019/06/19/determined-exhibit-highlights-the-400-year-struggle-for-black-equality/", "https://virginiahistory.org/exhibitions/determined-400-year-struggle-black-equality" ] }, { "id": "virginia-museum-of-natural-history-permanent-galleries", "name": "Virginia Museum of Natural History Permanent Galleries", "venue": "virginia-museum-of-natural-history", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2007, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Virginia Museum of Natural History's new facility in Martinsville, Virginia, opened March 31, 2007, with permanent-gallery exhibit design by Reich+Petch Design International and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/virginia-museum-of-natural-history/", "https://d-and-p.com/naturalhistory" ] }, { "id": "virginia-state-capitol-people-building-democracy", "name": "People. Building. Democracy.", "venue": "virginia-state-capitol", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "digital watercolor portrait gallery", "3D-printed LED model", "mechanical ball-machine display" ], "summary": "\"People. Building. Democracy.\", a permanent interactive exhibit at the Capitol Visitor Center of the Virginia State Capitol in Richmond, was unveiled by the Virginia General Assembly on January 13, 2026 ahead of the nation's 250th anniversary; C&G Partners designed the exhibit's three components, including a gallery of nearly 250 digital watercolor legislator portraits, a 3D-printed LED model of Capitol Square, and an eight-foot ball machine illustrating the legislative process.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://rvahub.com/2026/01/14/general-assembly-unveiling-of-new-capitol-visitor-experience-exhibit/", "https://www.wric.com/news/virginia-news/state-capitol-interactive-people-building-democracy-exhibit/", "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/people-building-democracy-inside-virginias-capitol/" ] }, { "id": "vista-del-mar-glorya-kaufman-pac-core", "name": "Glorya Kaufman Performing Arts Center", "venue": "vista-del-mar-glorya-kaufman-pac", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "aux-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kgm-architectural-lighting", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Glorya Kaufman Performing Arts Center, a 10,550-square-foot adaptive reuse of a mid-century temple into a performing-arts and therapeutic program space for Vista Del Mar Child and Family Services in Los Angeles, opened in 2022, designed by AUX Architecture; Honorable Mention, Fast Company's 2022 Innovation by Design Awards, Spaces and Places category.\n", "description": "AUX Architecture preserved the building's original wood structural diaphragm and concrete foundation while clad the expansion in polycarbonate panels. The center supports Vista Del Mar's therapeutic performing-arts program for neurodiverse and autistic youth. General contractor: Shawmut Design and Construction. Landscape design: SQLA. Architectural lighting: KGM Architectural Lighting.\n", "sources": [ "https://auxarchitecture.com/aux_project/glorya-kaufman-performing-arts-center/", "https://www.archdaily.com/987473/glorya-kaufman-performing-arts-center-aux-architecture", "https://www.dezeen.com/2022/08/01/aux-architecture-los-angeles-arts-centre-polycarbonate-panels/" ] }, { "id": "vitra-design-museum-building", "name": "Vitra Design Museum Building", "venue": "vitra-design-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1989, "credits": [ { "firm": "gehry-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": "Gehry's first completed building in Europe", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhein, Germany, opened 1989, designed by Gehry Partners — Frank Gehry's first completed building in Europe.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitra_Design_Museum" ] }, { "id": "vue-orleans-confluence-of-cultures", "name": "Confluence of Cultures", "venue": "vue-orleans", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "note": "Exhibit design and architecture.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "note": "Digital exhibit media: touchless/gesture interactives, AI facial tracking, transparent displays, large-scale LED walls, multi-user game-based interactives, an immersive theater, and augmented viewers.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [ "AI / Machine Learning" ] }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibit fabrication and AV systems integration.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV integration for the elevator experience.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchless interactives", "gesture tracking", "facial tracking", "LED wall", "immersive theater", "augmented viewers" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation", "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "Confluence of Cultures, a suite of digital exhibits exploring New Orleans' history and culture, opened in March 2022 as part of the Vue Orleans observation-deck attraction atop the Four Seasons tower in New Orleans; exhibit design and architecture by Cambridge Seven Associates, with interactive media by Cortina Productions.\n", "description": "The Confluence of Cultures exhibits include the \"Do You NOLA\" digital interactive wall of city trivia, a personal-stories interactive on figures from 18th- and 19th-century New Orleans, the Story Café interactive featuring on-camera hosts preparing signature NOLA dishes, and the \"Rising Up\" multi-screen film on the city's free Black community, narrated by Henry Louis Gates Jr.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/vue-orleans-experience-opens/", "https://www.cortinaproductions.com/projects/vue-orleans/", "https://vueorleans.com/", "https://www.nola.com/entertainment_life/article_725d0e74-94da-11ec-9e42-fbf232f9c33c.html", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2023%20IA%20Shortlist.pdf" ] }, { "id": "wac-bennett-dam-visitor-centre-exhibits", "name": "W.A.C. Bennett Dam Visitor Centre Exhibits", "venue": "wac-bennett-dam-visitor-centre", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "w3-design-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Client of record for Eos Lightmedia's scope, per Eos Lightmedia's own project page.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Designed and supplied lighting and AV systems for fifteen exhibits and two theatres, including a pedal-powered light-up interactive, a miniature light-up electrical grid, an interactive \"dollhouse,\" and software for video-based interactives.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive AV exhibits", "pedal-powered generator interactive" ], "summary": "The W.A.C. Bennett Dam Visitor Centre in Hudson's Hope, British Columbia, operated by BC Hydro, opened its current interactive exhibits in 2015 with AV integration and lighting design by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "Fifteen interactive exhibits and two theatres tell the story of hydroelectricity in British Columbia, including a walk-through penstock section, a scale-model turbine visitors can power by hand, and a staged power-outage effect during a feature-film screening.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/58" ] }, { "id": "wadsworth-atheneum-art-of-signage", "name": "Art of Signage", "venue": "wadsworth-atheneum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "bilingual signage" ], "summary": "Art of Signage, a wayfinding and architectural graphics program for the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art in Hartford, Connecticut, was designed by C&G Partners to accompany the museum's $33 million renovation, which celebrated its grand reopening on September 19, 2015.\n", "description": "The program spans existing and newly renovated galleries covering the museum's collections from Ancient and Baroque to Contemporary art, including new bilingual interior and exterior signage; a planned second phase would add an interactive welcome center with exhibit, event, and membership information.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/wadsworth-atheneum-museum-of-art/", "https://www.thewadsworth.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/renovation_fact_sheet.pdf" ] }, { "id": "wadsworth-atheneum-silver-vault", "name": "Silver Vault Gallery", "venue": "wadsworth-atheneum", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "steven-spandle-architect", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "stephen-saitas-designs", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "smallcorp", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Custom casework", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Silver Vault Gallery, a renovated vault space displaying the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art's silver collection in Hartford, Connecticut, opened in 2022 with architecture by Steven W. Spandle, exhibition design by Stephen Saitas Designs, custom casework by SmallCorp, and lighting design by Anita Jorgensen Lighting Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.smallcorp.com/in-the-vault-wadsworth-athenaeum/", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=170" ] }, { "id": "wakan-tipi-center-exhibits", "name": "Waḳaŋ Ṭípi Center", "venue": "wakan-tipi-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "full-circle-indigenous-planning-and-design", "role": "architecture", "note": "lead building design architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "106-group", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Visitor Interpretive Experience Plan and exhibit plans", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "fabrication", "note": "interior cedar boxes, native plant interactives, and outdoor teaching stones", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "audio installations" ], "summary": "The Waḳaŋ Ṭípi Center, a 7,500-sq-ft Native-led cultural and environmental interpretive center on Saint Paul's East Side, opened May 29, 2026; architecture by Full Circle Indigenous Planning + Design, interpretive planning by 106 Group, and exhibit fabrication by Split Rock Studios.\n", "description": "The $14.3 million center honors Waḳaŋ Ṭípi Cave, a Dakota sacred site, and highlights the area's interconnected history, ecology, and cultural significance from a Dakota perspective through an exhibit hall, community gathering space, teaching kitchen, and teaching gardens.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.mprnews.org/story/2026/05/29/wakan-tipi-center-opens-in-st-paul-after-years-in-the-making", "https://www.kare11.com/article/news/local/breaking-the-news/wakan-tipi-center-opens-st-paul/89-a748d34d-f041-42de-90f6-e2cbcd32af0e", "https://106group.com/portfolio/wa%E1%B8%B3an-%E1%B9%ADipi-center-visitor-interpretive-experience-plan/", "https://www.fullcircleplanning.com/wakan-tipi-center", "https://splitrockstudios.com/wakan-tipi-grand-opening/" ] }, { "id": "wake-forest-school-of-medicine-deacon-gallery", "name": "Deacon Gallery", "venue": "wake-forest-school-of-medicine", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Deacon Gallery, a 1,500 sq ft interactive alumni gallery inside the Bowman Gray Center for Medical Education at Wake Forest University School of Medicine in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, opened September 2016; interpretive plan by Peter Hyde Design.\n", "description": "Three vertical touch walls let visitors search living alumni by specialty and location, browse a timeline of the school's history, and page through decades of yearbooks.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.peterhydedesign.com/projects/deacon-gallery-wake-forest-university-school-of-medicine-2/", "https://newsroom.wakehealth.edu/news-releases/2016/09/deacon-gallery-to-officially-open-at-bowman-gray-center-for-medical-education" ] }, { "id": "walker-art-center-vineland-entry", "name": "Vineland Entry", "venue": "walker-art-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Vineland Entry, a new 5,500 sq ft entry pavilion with restaurant, kitchen, and green roof connecting the Walker Art Center to the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, opened in late 2016; architecture by HGA (design lead Joan Soranno with John Cook).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.startribune.com/streetscapes-why-the-new-entrance-at-the-walker-art-center-matters/403017946", "https://hga.com/projects/walker-art-center-vineland-entry/" ] }, { "id": "walker-art-center-wurtele-upper-garden", "name": "Wurtele Upper Garden", "venue": "walker-art-center", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Wurtele Upper Garden, part of the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden at the Walker Art Center, opened June 10, 2017; landscape architecture by HGA.\n", "description": "Inside|Outside (Amsterdam, Netherlands) was lead landscape designer; not credited here per North America firm-record scope, but noted for context.\n", "sources": [ "https://hga.com/projects/walker-art-center-wurtele-upper-gardens/", "https://www.startribune.com/" ] }, { "id": "walking-mountains-science-center-core", "name": "Walking Mountains Science Center", "venue": "walking-mountains-science-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "mithun", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "zehren-and-associates", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Walking Mountains Science Center, a four-building campus in Avon, Colorado, completed 2011; architecture by Mithun with Zehren & Associates as architect of record.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.zehren.com/", "https://www.enr.com/" ] }, { "id": "wallis-annenberg-center-core", "name": "Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts", "venue": "wallis-annenberg-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "spf-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Zoltan Pali", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "jaffe-holden", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theatre consulting, seating/sightlines for two theatres", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills, CA opened 2013; architecture by SPF:architects (Zoltan Pali), acoustics by Jaffe Holden, theatre consulting by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wallis_Annenberg_Center_for_the_Performing_Arts" ] }, { "id": "walmart-visitor-center-2011-renovation", "name": "Walmart Visitor Center Renovation & Expansion", "venue": "walmart-visitor-center-bentonville", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Design-build, fabrication, and installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "AV theater", "interactive galleries" ], "summary": "The Walmart Visitor Center (later renamed the Walmart Museum), a 6,000 sq ft museum and retail space at the site of Sam Walton's original store in Bentonville, Arkansas, reopened in May 2011 after a renovation and expansion with exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates and fabrication/installation by kubik maltbie, featuring an AV theater, interactive galleries, a recreated Sam Walton office, and a company timeline.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://kubikmaltbie.com/project/walmart-visitor-center/", "https://thinkubik.com/news/walmart-visitor-center-renovated-and-expanded/", "https://raai.com/project/the-walmart-museum/", "https://talkbusiness.net/2013/01/walmart-visitor-center-sees-increase-in-visitors-exhibits/" ] }, { "id": "walt-disney-family-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "The Walt Disney Family Museum", "venue": "walt-disney-family-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "rockwell-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive installations on walls and tables telling Walt Disney's life story\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "page-and-turnbull", "role": "architecture", "note": "Historic building renovation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Presentation technology incl. the 150-seat lecture hall, group learning center, and the \"Video Ribbon\" — 14 warped/edge-blended projectors on sculpted fiberglass screens\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "batwin-and-robin", "role": "content-production", "note": "More than 200 monitors and dynamic multimedia installations across the museum's 10 galleries, alongside Second Story's media-design credit.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "fisher-marantz-stone", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Illuminating artifacts/artwork across all 10 galleries, plus the 115-seat theater's LED-illuminated celestial screens", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touch interfaces", "motion graphics", "interactive tables" ], "summary": "The Walt Disney Family Museum, housed in a renovated historic Presidio barracks building in San Francisco, opened October 2009; Rockwell Group led exhibit design, Page & Turnbull led the building renovation, and Second Story designed the museum's interactive wall and table installations.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walt_Disney_Family_Museum", "https://www.archpaper.com/2009/09/the-house-the-mouse-built/", "https://2s-archive.rzrfs.com/work/walt-disney-family-museum", "https://bbinet.com/works/walt-disney-family-museum/" ] }, { "id": "walters-art-museum-1-west", "name": "1 West", "venue": "walters-art-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "trivium-interactive", "role": "media-design", "note": "Digital app", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "r-and-a-m-design-studio", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Interior design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "mobile app" ], "summary": "1 West, a new Mount Vernon Place event and gallery space at the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, opened June 16, 2018; digital app by Trivium Interactive, interior design by R+A+M Design Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://thewalters.org/news/the-walters-art-museum-opens-1-west-mount-vernon-place/" ] }, { "id": "wanapum-heritage-center-core", "name": "Wanapum Heritage Center", "venue": "wanapum-heritage-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "mithun", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mithun", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Wanapum Heritage Center in Mattawa, Washington, opened 2014; architecture and landscape architecture by Mithun.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.aiawc.org/" ] }, { "id": "wanuskewin-heritage-park-interpretive-centre", "name": "Wanuskewin Heritage Park Interpretive Centre Renewal", "venue": "wanuskewin-heritage-park", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Contracted with exhibit design firm AldrichPears Associates to create the lighting, audiovisual, and control-systems design, then awarded the build contract by the Wanuskewin Heritage Park Authority; Eos Lightmedia Principal Douglas Welch designed the original 1992 interpretive-centre lighting.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "concentric projection rings", "immersive environmental audio" ], "summary": "Wanuskewin Heritage Park, a National Historic Site and UNESCO World Heritage Site candidate near Saskatoon, Saskatchewan celebrating First Nations communities of the area, reopened a reimagined interpretive centre in 2021 following exhibit design by AldrichPears Associates and lighting, audiovisual, and controls design-build by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "The park originally opened in June 1992; after a major fundraising effort, the interpretive centre was reimagined in 2016-2021 with concentric projection rings, immersive environmental lighting and audio, and interactive exhibits and displays; the lighting design won a 2022 IES Illumination Award of Merit and a 2022 LIT Design Awards Honorable Mention.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/67" ] }, { "id": "war-of-1812-experience", "name": "War of 1812 Experience", "venue": "canada-place-vancouver", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Also provided AV system design and interactive design for the exhibit's interior and exterior components.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "full-sensory immersive theatre", "touchscreen interactives" ], "summary": "The War of 1812 Experience at Canada Place in Vancouver, BC commemorated the war's 200th anniversary in 2012 with indoor and outdoor exhibits, including an immersive full-sensory theatre and touchscreen interactives; Eos Lightmedia provided lighting design, AV system design, and interactive design along with supply, installation, and programming.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/57" ] }, { "id": "warner-bros-studio-tour-hollywood-stage-48", "name": "Stage 48: Script to Screen", "venue": "warner-bros-studio-tour-hollywood", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "tait", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Credited as \"produced by Thinkwell, now tait\"; master planning and design of the 25,000 sq ft interactive filmmaking showcase", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tait", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreen", "green-screen interactive" ], "summary": "Stage 48: Script to Screen, a 25,000 sq ft interactive showcase covering the film production lifecycle at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood in Burbank, California, opened in 2016, designed and produced by TAIT (via its Thinkwell Group studio).\n", "description": "The exhibit covers screenwriting through post-production, including original screen tests, costumes and props from films such as Casablanca and The Dark Knight, a green-screen interactive where visitors fly a virtual broom, and the original Central Perk set from Friends.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.taittowers.com/work/warner-bros-studio-tour-hollywood-stage-48" ] }, { "id": "warner-bros-studio-tour-london-core", "name": "The Making of Harry Potter Core Attractions", "venue": "warner-bros-studio-tour-london", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "tait", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Warner Bros. Studio Tour London — The Making of Harry Potter, a permanent studio-tour attraction in Leavesden, UK, opened March 31, 2012, with TAIT among its production/fabrication partners.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.taittowers.com/work/warner-bros-studio-tour-london-the-making-of-harry-potter" ] }, { "id": "warnermedia-hq-the-prow", "name": "The Prow (WarnerMedia Headquarters Media Experience)", "venue": "warnermedia-headquarters-hudson-yards", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "127 installations across 27 floors; centerpiece is a 65-ft generative media sculpture visible from the skyline", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kohn-pedersen-fox", "role": "architecture", "note": "Base building architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "note": "Interior lead", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "generative media sculpture" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "summary": "WarnerMedia's New York headquarters at 30 Hudson Yards (base architecture by Kohn Pedersen Fox, interior lead Gensler) opened its media-experience layer in 2020, designed by ESI Design and centered on \"The Prow,\" a 65-foot generative media sculpture visible from the skyline.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://esi.nbbj.com/work/warnermedia-headquarters", "https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-features/inside-modern-design-warnermedias-new-nyc-headquarters-jeff-zucker-1247522/", "https://www.sixteen-nine.net/2020/08/05/new-warnermedia-hq-in-nyc-digitally-brands-27-floors-of-workplace/" ] }, { "id": "washakie-museum-the-last-west", "name": "The Last West", "venue": "washakie-museum-and-cultural-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "cta-architects-engineers", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studio-tectonic", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Full content development, artifact identification and acquisition, exhibit and graphic design, and interactive development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hefferan-partnership", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touch screen", "interactive kiosk" ], "summary": "\"The Last West,\" a permanent exhibition on the social history of Wyoming's Big Horn Basin at the Washakie Museum & Cultural Center in Worland, Wyoming, opened 2011, was designed by Studio Tectonic with architecture by CTA Architects Engineers and fabrication by Hadley Exhibits.\n", "description": "The exhibition covers the region's cattle wars, lawlessness, and pioneering heritage from the 1800s through the 1920s, including the Johnson County War and the Spring Creek Raid; its Cattle Branding interactive won a Gold Award from the Association of Marketing and Communication Professionals.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.studiotectonic.com/projects/washakie-museum-the-last-west/", "https://hadleyexhibits.com/washakie-museum-and-cultural-center/" ] }, { "id": "washington-county-heritage-center-lumberjack-exhibit", "name": "From the Woods to the World", "venue": "washington-county-heritage-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bluestem-heritage-group", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "museology", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"From the Woods to the World,\" a lumberjack-history exhibit at the Washington County Heritage Center, Stillwater, MN, opened 2021; design, build, and installation by Split Rock Studios with Bluestem Heritage Group and Museology.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.startribune.com/", "https://www.presspubs.com/" ] }, { "id": "washington-school-for-the-deaf-art-gate", "name": "Art Gate", "venue": "washington-school-for-the-deaf", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "mayer-reed", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "mithun", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "northclad-rainscreen-solutions", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2025, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/washington-school-for-the-deaf-art-gate/" } ], "summary": "The Art Gate, a 72-foot laser-cut aluminum gate patterned with the American Sign Language finger-spelling alphabet, opened at the Washington School for the Deaf in Vancouver, Washington in September 2024, designed by Mayer/Reed as part of a campus redevelopment with architect Mithun.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/washington-school-for-the-deaf-art-gate/", "https://www.mayerreed.com/gates-are-open-at-washington-school-for-the-deaf/", "https://www.mayerreed.com/wsd-wins-segd-award/" ] }, { "id": "washington-state-history-museum-360-gallery", "name": "360 Gallery at Washington State History Museum", "venue": "washington-state-history-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "aldrichpears-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The 360 Gallery, an interactive gallery on Washington State's geography and natural resources, opened at the Washington State History Museum in Tacoma in 2021, designed by AldrichPears Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://aldrichpears.com/project/washington-state-history-museum-360-gallery/" ] }, { "id": "washington-state-history-museum-permanent-exhibition", "name": "Permanent Exhibition", "venue": "washington-state-history-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1996, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "moore-andersson-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Charles Moore and Arthur Andersson", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive theatrical vignettes", "multimedia presentations" ], "summary": "The Washington State History Museum's founding permanent exhibition, opened with the Tacoma museum on August 10, 1996, was designed by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "The exhibition presents Washington's history through interactive theatrical vignettes combining artifacts, environmental settings, interactive exhibits, and multimedia presentations depicting the state's natural environment, the cultures of its inhabitants, and significant historical events.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/washington-state-history-museum/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington_State_History_Museum" ] }, { "id": "washington-university-east-end-transformation", "name": "East End Transformation Wayfinding, Signage & Donor Recognition", "venue": "washington-university-east-end", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "kuhlmann-leavitt", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kuhlmann-leavitt", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Donor recognition", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kieran-timberlake", "role": "architecture", "note": "Architect for 5 of 8 East End capital components", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "environmental graphics", "donor recognition" ], "summary": "The East End Transformation at Washington University in St. Louis, an 18-acre campus expansion converting surface parking into new academic buildings and green space, opened in 2019 with sitewide interior/exterior signage, wayfinding, environmental graphics, and donor recognition by Kuhlmann Leavitt and architecture by KieranTimberlake; it was a finalist in the Communication Arts 2020 Design Competition, Environmental Graphics category.\n", "description": "The transformation added the Anabeth and John Weil Hall, Gary M. Sumers Welcome Center, an expansion of the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum, the Craig and Nancy Schnuck Pavilion, the East End Garage (790-space underground parking), and Tisch Park above it. Kuhlmann Leavitt's scope spanned the district; wayfinding for the Lewis Collaborative building within the same expansion used neighborhood-derived super-graphics to navigate its interior.\n", "sources": [ "https://kuhlmannleavitt.com/projects/washington-university-east-end/", "https://kierantimberlake.com/work/east-end-transformation/", "https://source.washu.edu/2021/05/inside-the-lewis-collaborative/", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2020%20Design%20Shortlist-1.pdf" ] }, { "id": "washington-university-olin-library-declaration", "name": "Olin's Declaration", "venue": "washington-university-olin-library", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ann-beha-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "architect for the Olin Library transformation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "climate-controlled archival display case" ], "summary": "Olin's Declaration, a special-collections exhibit built around a rare 1776 broadside copy of the Declaration of Independence in the John M. Olin Library at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, was designed by C&G Partners as part of the library's renovation with architect Ann Beha Architects, completed in spring 2018.\n", "description": "The Declaration is displayed in a climate-controlled, security-rated chamber within a 75-foot archival gallery alcove. The project also includes a 60-foot archival case showcasing university alumni and affiliates, interactive interpretive elements, and a four-story tower connecting special collections to a skylit conference room.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/olin-special-collections-library/", "https://library.washu.edu/news/university-libraries-complete-olin-transformation-project/" ] }, { "id": "waterton-lakes-national-park-visitor-centre-exhibits", "name": "Waterton Lakes National Park Visitor Centre Exhibits", "venue": "waterton-lakes-national-park-visitor-centre", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Worked with Metrographics through design-bid-build to develop modern exhibits and interpretive kiosks, then completed turn-key installation and programming of all front-of-house lighting and AV technologies.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "immersive projection", "interactive kiosks" ], "summary": "The new Visitor Centre at Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta, Canada, described by Eos Lightmedia as the most significant investment in the park's visitor facilities in over 50 years, opened in 2021 with exhibit development by Metrographics and lighting/AV design, supply, and integration by Eos Lightmedia.\n", "description": "The Centre features immersive projections, interactive exhibits, and theaters and stages introducing the UNESCO World Heritage Site's wilderness; Eos Lightmedia also provided training and technical support to Parks Canada staff.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/163" ] }, { "id": "waukesha-county-museum-les-paul", "name": "Les Paul, The Wizard of Waukesha", "venue": "waukesha-county-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "rbh-multimedia", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen audio/video comparisons", "high-end distributed audio system" ], "summary": "\"Les Paul, The Wizard of Waukesha,\" a permanent 2,000 sq ft exhibit on guitarist and inventor Les Paul at the Waukesha County Museum in Waukesha, Wisconsin, opened in 2013; exhibit design by Peter Hyde Design with fabrication by Chicago Scenic Studios and media by RBH Multimedia.\n", "description": "A multi-level exhibit told in six chapters covering aspects of Les Paul's life and career, using graphics, narrative text, video, and artifacts, including interactive comparisons of guitar sounds, audio clips of Paul discussing his inventions, and a visitor \"Dream Wall.\"\n", "sources": [ "https://www.peterhydedesign.com/projects/les-paul-the-wizard-of-waukesha/" ] }, { "id": "wbur-cityspace-design", "name": "WBUR CitySpace", "venue": "wbur-cityspace", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "acentech", "role": "acoustics", "note": "— acoustical design/engineering", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "WBUR CitySpace, a 7,500 sq ft, 240-seat public multimedia performance and event venue on Boston University's campus in Boston, Massachusetts, opened January 2019; architecture by CambridgeSeven, acoustical design by Acentech.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/wbur-cityspace/", "https://www.wbur.org/inside/2019/01/22/wbur-celebrates-the-opening-of-bostons-new-home-for-public-conversation-cityspace", "https://bostonrealestatetimes.com/cambridgeseven-principal-timothy-mansfield-on-design-innovation-and-integration-of-technology-at-wbur-cityspace/" ] }, { "id": "webb-chapel-park-pavilion", "name": "Webb Chapel Park Pavilion", "venue": "webb-chapel-park", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-joseph", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "quimby-mccoy-preservation-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": "Associate architect.", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Webb Chapel Park Pavilion, a public park shelter selected through the City of Dallas's Design Excellence initiative, opened in Dallas, Texas in 2012, designed by Studio Joseph with Quimby McCoy Preservation Architecture as associate architect.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiojoseph.com/work/webb-chapel-park-pavilion" ] }, { "id": "weeksville-in-pursuit-of-freedom", "name": "Weeksville Transforming Community: In Pursuit of Freedom", "venue": "weeksville-heritage-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "matter-architecture-practice", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Credited as Matter Practice on this project", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pure-and-applied", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Weeksville Transforming Community: In Pursuit of Freedom, the second exhibition in the \"In Pursuit of Freedom\" partnership, opened during Black History Month (February) 2022 at the Weeksville Heritage Center in Brooklyn, New York, with exhibition design by Matter Practice and graphics by Pure+Applied.\n", "description": "Curated by Tia Powell Harris, the collection-based exhibition traces Weeksville's origins as one of America's first free Black communities, through its founders, residents, and 1970s-80s preservation movement, installed on the first floor of a reconstructed Hunterfly Road House.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.brownstoner.com/brooklyn-life/weeksville-brooklyn-in-pursuit-freedom-abolition-liberation-exhibit-opens-black-history-month-2022/", "https://www.brooklynpaper.com/years-in-the-making-weeksville-exhibit-to-open-during-black-history-month/", "https://pureandappliedstudio.com/project/weeksville-lived-experiences-in-pursuit-of-freedom" ] }, { "id": "weill-cornell-belfer-discovery-wall", "name": "Discovery Wall", "venue": "weill-cornell-belfer-research-building", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "squint-opera", "role": "media-design", "note": "2,800-screen public digital art wall at street level", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED display wall" ], "summary": "The Discovery Wall, a 2,800-screen public digital art installation visible to passersby at street level, opened 2014 at Weill Cornell Medicine's Belfer Research Building in New York; building architecture by Ennead, media design by Squint/Opera.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.squintopera.com/insights/the-making-of-the-weill-cornell-medicine-wall/", "https://www.archdaily.com/480963", "https://www.codaworx.com/project/wcmc-discovery-wall-weill-cornell-medical-college" ] }, { "id": "wells-fargo-center-denver-led-columns", "name": "Wells Fargo Center Atrium LED Installation", "venue": "wells-fargo-center-denver", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Experience design lead; five 85-foot LED columns in the glass atrium", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "av-c", "role": "media-design", "note": "Software platform choreographing the canvases from local data and social feeds", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED display", "generative software" ], "technology_tags": [ "real-time" ], "summary": "An eight-story digital installation of five 85-foot LED columns opened in the glass atrium of Denver's Wells Fargo Center in 2016 as part of a lobby renovation, with experience design by ESI Design and software by AV&C for owner Beacon Capital Partners.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.av-controls.com/wells-fargo-dever-co", "https://esi.nbbj.com/work/wells-fargo-center", "https://303magazine.com/2016/07/enoc-perez-esi-design-warm-wells-fargo-center/" ] }, { "id": "wells-fargo-center-philadelphia-kinetic-scoreboard", "name": "Kinetic Center-Hung Scoreboard", "venue": "wells-fargo-center-philadelphia", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "tait", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Design & engineering, fabrication, integration, and show control for the first-of-its-kind kinetic center-hung 4K LED scoreboard", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "tait", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "4K LED video", "kinetic automation", "TAIT Navigator automation platform" ], "technology_tags": [ "robotics" ], "summary": "A first-of-its-kind kinetic center-hung 4K LED scoreboard at the Wells Fargo Center arena in Philadelphia, home of the NBA's 76ers and NHL's Flyers, was installed in 2019 as part of the arena's transformation, designed, fabricated, and integrated by TAIT with movable crown trusses automated on the TAIT Navigator platform.\n", "description": "The 90,000 lb system totals 6,601 sq ft of 4K LED video across more than 40 million pixels, with crown trusses on either side capable of vertical movement at up to 4 ft per second, enabling motion, pyrotechnics, lighting, and video effects in combination.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.taittowers.com/work/wells-fargo-center-kinetic-scoreboard", "https://www.inquirer.com/business/philadelphia-wells-fargo-center-scoreboard-tait-lititz-20190813.html", "https://www.inquirer.com/sports/wells-fargo-center-flyers-76ers-kinetic-scoreboard-20190910.html" ] }, { "id": "wells-visitor-center-ice-cream-parlor", "name": "Wells Visitor Center & Ice Cream Parlor Renovation", "venue": "wells-visitor-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Thematic design, exhibits, and commercial interior design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Wells Enterprises (maker of Blue Bunny ice cream) reopened its renovated Wells Visitor Center & Ice Cream Parlor in Le Mars, Iowa, in 2019; thematic design, exhibits, and interior design by Peter Hyde Design.\n", "description": "The renovated facility includes an interactive ice cream parlor, a visitor center, a theater, an event space, and exhibits on Blue Bunny heritage, Le Mars history, and the \"Farm to Spoon\" ice cream production and distribution story.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.peterhydedesign.com/projects/wells-visitor-center-ice-cream-parlor/", "https://www.iowapublicradio.org/ipr-news/2019-06-13/wells-blue-bunny-remodels-facility-hoping-to-bring-more-tourism-to-le-mars" ] }, { "id": "weltmuseum-wien-building", "name": "Weltmuseum Wien", "venue": "weltmuseum-wien", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "hoskins-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Weltmuseum Wien (World Museum Vienna) reopened October 2017 after a major renovation; architecture and exhibition design by Hoskins Architects (2013 competition win) and Ralph Appelbaum Associates.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://raai.com/project/weltmuseum-wien", "https://www.theartnewspaper.com" ] }, { "id": "west-virginia-judicial-learning-center-core", "name": "West Virginia Judicial Learning Center", "venue": "west-virginia-judicial-learning-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "healykohler", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "also credited with graphic design and interpretive writing/research", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreen interactives" ], "summary": "The West Virginia Judicial Learning Center, an interactive exhibit space on the third floor of the State Capitol's East Wing in Charleston, West Virginia, opened December 7, 2023; HealyKohler Design designed the exhibits, graphics, and interpretive content.\n", "description": "Located directly across from the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals' courtroom, the center is aimed at school groups and general visitors and includes a locker interactive presenting school-related court cases, a \"Be the Judge\" touchscreen station, and a Scales of Justice hands-on activity for younger visitors.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.healykohler.com/project/west-virginia-judicial-learning-center/", "https://wvrecord.com/stories/652863612-w-va-supreme-court-opens-judicial-learning-center", "https://www.register-herald.com/news/police_courts/public-encouraged-to-visit-new-west-virginia-judicial-learning-center-in-charleston/article_57be2bc6-9eaa-11ee-aecb-af2bffdd2aec.html" ] }, { "id": "west-virginia-state-museum-renovation", "name": "West Virginia State Museum Renovation", "venue": "west-virginia-state-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "rsl-commercial-architecture", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The West Virginia State Museum at the Culture Center in Charleston, West Virginia, reopened in summer 2009 after a five-year, $17.9 million remodel, with exhibit design by RSL Commercial Architecture and fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.wvgazettemail.com/news/kanawha_valley/culture-center-at-50-millions-in-upgrades-underway-to-keep-it-alive-and-well/article_7841f01a-7f6c-4eb3-b967-a654e6766a10.html", "https://d-and-p.com/human-history" ] }, { "id": "westbrook-welcome-centre-av", "name": "Westbrook Welcome Centre Lighting & AV Design-Build", "venue": "westbrook-welcome-centre", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Design-build lighting and audiovisual services, including light art, large-format touchscreens, projection systems, a full-range integrated audio system, and a custom control system for dimming and exhibit power/standby scheduling. General contractor: Etro Construction.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "large-format touchscreens", "integrated audio/lighting control" ], "summary": "The Westbrook Welcome Centre, a 2,000-square-foot community and visitor hub on the University of British Columbia campus in Vancouver, Canada, opened in 2021 with lighting and audiovisual design-build by Eos Lightmedia, under general contractor Etro Construction.\n", "description": "Described by Eos Lightmedia as more than a welcome centre, it hosts campus events (from movie nights to yoga classes) alongside interpretive, audiovisual-driven storytelling about the university. Note: independent public corroboration of this exact facility name/location beyond Eos Lightmedia's own project page was not found during sourcing; UBC operates multiple similarly named visitor/community facilities (e.g. the UBC Welcome Centre at the Robert H. Lee Alumni Centre, opened 2015, and the Wesbrook Community Centre, opened 2015) with different completion dates than the 2021 date given here, so this may reflect a later UBC facility not yet indexed elsewhere, or a variant name for one of them.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/71" ] }, { "id": "western-heritage-museum-hobbs-prometheus-in-the-desert", "name": "Prometheus in the Desert", "venue": "western-heritage-museum-hobbs", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "ideum", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive digital timeline of the Manhattan Project on a 65\" touch table", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ideum", "role": "fabrication", "note": "27 interpretive panels and a full-scale replica of Los Alamos' East Main Gate", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "multitouch table", "Unity" ], "summary": "Prometheus in the Desert, a temporary exhibition on the Manhattan Project, ran March 31 through October 18, 2025, at the Western Heritage Museum in Hobbs, New Mexico, designed, fabricated, and built by Ideum.\n", "description": "Timed to the 80th anniversary of the Manhattan Project's completion, the exhibit combines an interactive digital timeline on a 65\" touch table with 27 large-scale interpretive panels, props and costumes from the film Oppenheimer, and a full-scale replica of Los Alamos' historic East Main Gate.\n", "sources": [ "https://ideum.com/portfolio/prometheus-in-the-desert" ] }, { "id": "westfield-countryside-the-oasis", "name": "The Oasis", "venue": "westfield-countryside-clearwater", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2019, "credits": [ { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "the-urban-conga", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Oasis, an indoor beach-themed lounge of roughly 1,000 recycled foam tubes and reflective curved walls, was installed inside Westfield Countryside mall in Clearwater, FL in April 2019 by The Urban Conga for the Westfield Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.theurbanconga.com/projects/the-oasis" ] }, { "id": "westwood-hills-nature-center-core", "name": "Westwood Hills Nature Center", "venue": "westwood-hills-nature-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Westwood Hills Nature Center in St. Louis Park, MN opened summer 2020; architecture by HGA, exhibit design (including 13 globe-shaped interpretive signs) by Split Rock Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://entermn.com/" ] }, { "id": "whatcom-museum-lightcatcher", "name": "Lightcatcher at the Whatcom Museum", "venue": "whatcom-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Olson Kundig designed the Lightcatcher, a 42,000-square-foot addition to the Whatcom Museum in Bellingham, Washington that opened in December 2009 as Washington's first LEED Silver-certified museum building.\n", "description": "The building's defining element is a 37-foot-tall, 180-foot-long translucent wall serving as backdrop to a central courtyard; the museum campus also includes the Old City Hall and Old Fire Station No. 1 buildings.\n", "sources": [ "https://olsonkundig.com/projects/lightcatcher-at-the-whatcom-museum/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whatcom_Museum" ] }, { "id": "white-house-public-tour", "name": "The White House Public Tour", "venue": "the-white-house", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Digital and physical reader rails, signage, and pillars along the public tour route", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive 3D architectural model of the White House's evolution in the East Garden Room", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Experience strategy and concept development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "digital reader rails", "tactile/touch interpretive elements", "interactive 3D model" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards — Finalist, Experience Design", "year": 2025, "source": "https://esi.nbbj.com/news/fast-company-names-the-reimagined-white-house-tour" } ], "summary": "A redesigned public tour experience for the White House in Washington, DC, unveiled by First Lady Dr. Jill Biden in October 2024, added interpretive signage, digital and tactile \"reader rails,\" and an interactive architectural model, designed by ESI Design in collaboration with the National Park Service and The History Channel.\n", "description": "The first substantial revamp of the White House public tour in decades opened previously roped-off rooms (the Vermeil Room, the Library, the China Room) and the Diplomatic Reception Room to visitors for the first time, adds new interpretive reader rails with tactile features, and includes an interactive 3D model in the East Garden Room illustrating the building's architectural evolution since 1792.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.npr.org/2024/10/30/nx-s1-5165402/white-house-tours-get-a-revamp-for-the-first-time-in-decades", "https://esi.nbbj.com/work/the-white-house-public-tour", "https://bidenwhitehouse.archives.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2024/10/21/first-lady-jill-biden-unveils-enhanced-and-expanded-white-house-tour/", "https://esi.nbbj.com/news/fast-company-names-the-reimagined-white-house-tour", "https://www.fastcompany.com/91388537/experience-design-innovation-by-design-2025" ] }, { "id": "white-house-visitor-center-exhibits", "name": "White House Visitor Center Exhibits", "venue": "white-house-visitor-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "smithgroup", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "history-associates", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The White House Visitor Center reopened September 13, 2014 after a $12.6M NPS renovation, with architecture by SmithGroup, exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, and lighting by Available Light.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.availablelight.com/work/white-house-visitors-center-architecture", "https://www.npr.org/2014/09/13/347945287/revamped-visitor-center-gives-public-a-peek-into-the-white-house" ] }, { "id": "whitney-harold-cohen-aaron", "name": "Harold Cohen: AARON", "venue": "whitney-museum-of-american-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Graphics production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Harold Cohen: AARON,\" a temporary exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, ran February 3-May 19, 2024; graphics production by Full Point Graphics.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://whitney.org/exhibitions/harold-cohen-aaron", "https://fullpointgraphics.com/about" ] }, { "id": "whitney-museum-wayfinding", "name": "Whitney Museum of American Art — Wayfinding", "venue": "whitney-museum-of-american-art", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "entro", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-communications-ltd", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2016, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/whitney-museum-american-art-wayfinding/" } ], "summary": "A wayfinding and signage system for the Whitney Museum of American Art's Renzo Piano-designed Meatpacking District building in New York City, designed by Entro Communications and fabricated by Design Communications Ltd., which won a 2016 SEGD Global Design Awards Merit Award.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/whitney-museum-american-art-wayfinding/", "https://www.designcommunicationsltd.com/work/whitney-museum/" ] }, { "id": "whitney-ruth-asawa-through-line", "name": "Ruth Asawa Through Line", "venue": "whitney-museum-of-american-art", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "full-point-graphics", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Graphics production", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Ruth Asawa Through Line,\" a temporary exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, ran September 16, 2023-January 15, 2024; graphics production by Full Point Graphics.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://whitney.org/exhibitions/ruth-asawa-through-line", "https://fullpointgraphics.com/about" ] }, { "id": "wickiup-hill-learning-center-gallery", "name": "Wickiup Hill Learning Center Children's Gallery", "venue": "wickiup-hill-learning-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "taylor-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A 2,200-square-foot children's gallery at the Wickiup Hill Learning Center in Toddville, Iowa, completed in 2012 by Taylor Studios for the Linn County Conservation District, structured around a custom-written children's storybook.\n", "description": "Each gallery section represents a chapter of the storybook, including a climbable large-scale frog, an eagle's nest with plush eggs, and a Native American thatched dwelling with a simulated fire-gathering area.\n", "sources": [ "https://taylorstudios.com/our-work/wickiup-hill-learning-center/" ] }, { "id": "william-kenzo-nakamura-courthouse-core", "name": "William Kenzo Nakamura United States Courthouse", "venue": "william-kenzo-nakamura-us-courthouse", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2004, "credits": [ { "firm": "nbbj", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "creo-industrial-arts", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Interpretive/commemorative signage; a 2005 AIA award year is also cited", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The William Kenzo Nakamura United States Courthouse in Seattle, Washington, a federal courthouse designed by NBBJ, opened in 2004; Creo Industrial Arts fabricated interpretive signage.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Kenzo_Nakamura_United_States_Courthouse", "https://www.creoia.com" ] }, { "id": "willie-woo-woo-wong-playground-core", "name": "Willie \"Woo Woo\" Wong Playground Renovation", "venue": "willie-woo-woo-wong-playground", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "jensen-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "clubhouse remodel", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A comprehensive renovation of Willie \"Woo Woo\" Wong Playground, a 1927 Chinatown neighborhood park in San Francisco, funded by the 2012 Clean and Safe Neighborhood Parks Bond and completed in 2021; led by CMG Landscape Architecture with Jensen Architects on the clubhouse remodel; a 2022 Finalist, Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards, Urban Design category.\n", "description": "CMG Landscape Architecture led the $14.5 million park-wide renovation (play areas, basketball court, landscape); Jensen Architects designed the clubhouse remodel. The project team also included InterEthnica, Urban Design Consulting Engineers, Pivot Structural Engineering, HRA Consulting Engineers, McGinnis Chen Associates, and M Lee Corporation (contractor). CMG Landscape Architecture is not credited here — no delivery-stack role in the schema vocabulary currently covers landscape architecture (see research-methodology.md's open vocab-gap note).\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cmgsite.com/practice/news/willie-woo-woo-wong-playground-recognized-as-fast-companys-2022-innovation-by-design-award-finalist-urban-design/", "https://www.cmgsite.com/places/willie-woo-woo-wong-playground/", "https://jensen-architects.com/work/willie-woo-woo-wong-playground-full-page/" ] }, { "id": "willis-tower-skydeck-entrance-relocation", "name": "Skydeck Experience — Entrance and Queue Relocation", "venue": "willis-tower-skydeck", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "peter-hyde-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "creative-technology", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Skydeck Chicago at Willis Tower relocated its entrance and queue to the opposite side of the building, repurposing existing exhibits, graphics, and branding; the project ran November 2016 through completion in September 2017. Exhibit design by Peter Hyde Design, fabrication and project management by Chicago Scenic Studios, architecture by Gensler, AV integration by Creative Technology. Distinct from the venue's later 2022 renovation.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://chicagoscenic.com/blog/newsletter/the-skydeck-experience-temporary-space-at-willis-tower" ] }, { "id": "willis-tower-skydeck-renovation", "name": "Skydeck Chicago Renovation", "venue": "willis-tower-skydeck", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "skidmore-owings-and-merrill", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "chicago-scenic-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "LED, projection, and distributed audio systems including the \"Fly through Architecture\" display", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "palazzo-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "squint-opera", "role": "content-production", "note": "CGI fly-through video, a six-screen animated data map (\"Unseen Chicago\"), and motion-graphic storytelling (\"The Making of the Ledge\")", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED walls", "multi-projector mapping", "distributed audio" ], "summary": "The renovated Skydeck experience at Willis Tower in Chicago reopened in 2022 as part of a $500 million building overhaul; SOM led architecture, Thinc Design and Chicago Scenic Studios developed the exhibits, and Electrosonic engineered and integrated the LED, projection, and audio systems.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://chicagoyimby.com/2021/05/construction-complete-on-renovation-of-skydeck-at-willis-tower-in-the-loop.html", "https://www.som.com/news/som-completes-transformation-of-chicagos-skydeck-continuing-decades-long-design-stewardship-of-willis-tower/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/the-skydeck-experience-at-willis-tower", "https://www.thincdesign.com/project/willis-tower" ] }, { "id": "willowbrook-rosa-parks-station-improvements", "name": "Willowbrook / Rosa Parks Station Improvements", "venue": "willowbrook-rosa-parks-station", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "ska-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Environmental graphic design across three coordinated wayfinding packages (1,000+ signs, 120 sign types)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "metro-arts-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "LA Metro's internal design team, co-credited with SKA Design; not an independent firm", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "rnl", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ca-signs", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "digital real-time signage", "tactile/Braille wayfinding" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award, Placemaking and Identity", "year": 2021, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/willowbrook-rosa-parks-station-improvements/" } ], "summary": "The Willowbrook / Rosa Parks Station Improvement Project, a $129 million modernization of a Los Angeles Metro A/C Line transfer station, opened November 2020, with environmental graphic and wayfinding design by SKA Design and LA Metro's Arts + Design team.\n", "description": "The renovation extended platforms, added a new pedestrian crossing and expanded mezzanine, and introduced digital real-time-arrival signage and enhanced security systems. Three separate environmental graphic design packages were coordinated for continuity across the station's expanded footprint, including platform destination markers, tactile Braille identifiers, and canopy-mounted entrance signage. The project won a 2021 SEGD Global Design Award Merit Award in the Placemaking and Identity category.\n", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/willowbrook-rosa-parks-station-improvements/", "https://thesourcearchives.metro.net/2021/11/19/a-closer-look-at-the-environmental-graphic-design-at-willowbrook-rosa-parks-station/", "https://www.metro.net/about/l-a-metro-celebrates-completion-of-construction-for-the-state-of-the-art-willowbrook-rosa-parks-station/" ] }, { "id": "wind-creek-chicago-southland-candelabrum", "name": "The Wind Creek Candelabrum", "venue": "wind-creek-chicago-southland", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "digital-ambiance", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Engineering, mechanical design, CMS programming, and volumetric content for the permanent volumetric-LED lobby centerpiece.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "nelson-worldwide", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "volumetric LED display", "content management system" ], "summary": "The Wind Creek Candelabrum, a permanent volumetric-LED lobby centerpiece at the Wind Creek Chicago Southland casino in East Hazel Crest, Illinois, opened with the casino in November 2024; Digital Ambiance delivered engineering, mechanical design, CMS programming, and volumetric content, with artistic direction by Pure Partners and architecture by Nelson Worldwide.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://digitalambiance.com/portfolio/the-wind-creek-candelabrum/", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/wind-creek-chicago-southland-confirms-casino-doors-open-on-nov-11-302300420.html", "https://nwitimes.com/news/state-regional/business/article_9dc84de6-a06a-11ef-9c8f-87c7eda4dad0.html" ] }, { "id": "wing-luke-museum-honoring-our-journey", "name": "Honoring Our Journey", "venue": "wing-luke-museum", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2008, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "note": "Memory Wall interactive display, shoe-projection entry animation, and Reflection Area water/audio installation", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "olson-kundig", "role": "architecture", "note": "Museum building renovation architect (East Kong Yick Building)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "turner-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "rear-projection displays", "Maya 3D animation", "custom interactive software", "integrated audio", "water projection" ], "summary": "Honoring Our Journey, the core immigration-history gallery at the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience in Seattle's East Kong Yick Building, opened May 31, 2008, with a Memory Wall, a shoe-projection entry installation, and a Reflection Area designed by Belle & Wissell.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/memory-wall/", "https://www.historylink.org/File/8686", "https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/expanded-wing-luke-asian-museums-treasures-are-its-stories/", "https://www.wingluke.org/exhibit-honoring-our-journey" ] }, { "id": "winona-county-history-center-laird-norton-addition", "name": "Laird Norton Addition", "venue": "winona-county-history-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "hga", "role": "architecture", "note": "Design lead Joan Soranno", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Laird Norton Addition to the Winona County History Center in Winona, Minnesota, completed 2010; architecture by HGA (Joan Soranno, design lead).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://hga.com/projects/winona-county-history-center/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winona_County_History_Center" ] }, { "id": "winslow-homer-studio-visitor-experience", "name": "Winslow Homer Studio Visitor Experience", "venue": "winslow-homer-studio", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "amaze-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "mills-whitaker-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "A visitor experience and interpretive exhibits at the Winslow Homer Studio, a National Historic Landmark in Scarborough (Prouts Neck), Maine, operated by the Portland Museum of Art, opened 2012; exhibit design by Amaze Design, with architecture by Mills Whitaker Architects.\n", "description": "The design includes a gallery orientation, a visit to three principal rooms of the studio, and a walk along the rocky shoreline that influenced Homer's paintings; ground- and second-floor exhibits explore Homer's life, career, and creative process, and the museum gallery interprets the building's history and restoration.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.amazedesign.com/work/winslow-homer-studio-nr3bn", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winslow_Homer_Studio" ] }, { "id": "wishard-pavilion-commonground", "name": "The Commonground", "venue": "wishard-pavilion-eskenazi-health", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "diller-scofidio-renfro", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hok", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "tillett-lighting-design-associates", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"The Commonground,\" a public plaza at the entrance to Eskenazi Health's Wishard Pavilion in Indianapolis, opened 2014; architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with HOK.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://dsrny.com/project/wishard-pavilion", "https://www.tillettlighting.com/wishard-pavilion" ] }, { "id": "witte-museum-new-witte-renovation", "name": "The Witte Museum: The New Witte (Kittie West Nelson Ferguson People of the Pecos Gallery)", "venue": "witte-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Media producer, per BBI Engineering's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Blended projections, touchscreen kiosks, and a large-scale ceiling-mounted LED display, completed under a compressed construction-driven timeline\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Reconciles Available Light's own \"Susan Naylor Center at the Witte Museum\" listing with this record — same 2017 renovation, not a separate project.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lake-flato-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "touchscreens", "video animation" ], "summary": "A $100 million, 174,000-square-foot renovation of the Witte Museum in San Antonio, Texas, including the Kittie West Nelson Ferguson People of the Pecos Gallery, opened March 4, 2017, with exhibit graphics, video animation, and interactive design by Gallagher & Associates and AV integration by BBI Engineering.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/witte/", "https://bbinet.com/works/the-witte-museum/" ] }, { "id": "witte-museum-south-texas-heritage-center", "name": "South Texas Heritage Center", "venue": "witte-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "ford-powell-and-carson", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Robert J. & Helen C. Kleberg South Texas Heritage Center, a new wing added to the Witte Museum campus in San Antonio, opened May 26, 2012, with architecture by Ford, Powell & Carson and lighting by Available Light. Distinct from the 2017 \"New Witte\" main-building renovation already recorded.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.availablelight.com/work/south-texas-heritage-center-witte-museum", "https://www.wittemuseum.org/exhibitions/robert-j-helen-c-kleberg-south-texas-heritage-center/" ] }, { "id": "wl-gore-capabilities-center-experience", "name": "W. L. Gore & Associates Capabilities Center", "venue": "wl-gore-capabilities-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "digsau", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "taylor-inc", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "diversified", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bluecadet", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive experiences including the Advanced Materials Spiral, immersive theater, product wall, and performance pods.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anon-design", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Brand strategy", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "RFID", "projection", "touchscreen interactives" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The W. L. Gore & Associates Capabilities Center, a brand experience center at Gore's headquarters in Newark, Delaware, opened in 2022 with architecture by DIGSAU, fabrication by Taylor Inc., AV systems by Diversified, and interactive media by Bluecadet.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.bluecadet.com/work/wl-gore", "https://segd.org/projects/gore-capabilities-center/", "http://www.digsau.com/projects/gore-capabilities-center", "https://www.gore.com/about/gore-capabilities-center", "https://www.taylorinc.com/our-work/gore-innovation-center" ] }, { "id": "wolfe-center-for-the-arts-building", "name": "Wolfe Center for the Collaborative Arts", "venue": "wolfe-center-for-the-arts", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "snohetta", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Wolfe Center for the Collaborative Arts, a theater and arts building at Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, Ohio, opened in January 2012; Snøhetta's first completed project in the United States, designed with The Collaborative as executive architect and Theatre Projects Consultants and Akustiks as theater/acoustics consultants.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.archdaily.com/254446/wolfe-center-for-the-arts-snohetta-2", "https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/7581-wolfe-center-for-the-collaborative-arts", "https://www.bgsu.edu/news/2012/08/wolfe-center-recognized.html" ] }, { "id": "womens-military-service-monument-installation", "name": "Women in the Military Service Monument", "venue": "womens-military-service-monument", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "ayers-saint-gross", "role": "landscape-architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "ayers-saint-gross", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Engraved granite plaques with interpretive/commemorative veteran quotes", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "Maryland's first monument dedicated to women veterans, a granite memorial with engraved commemorative plaques set beneath gingko trees at the Chesapeake House travel plaza in Port Deposit, MD, opened in 2015; designed by Ayers Saint Gross (landscape architecture and graphic design).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ayerssaintgross.com/work/project/women-in-the-military-service-monument/" ] }, { "id": "woodland-park-zoo-conservation-field-house", "name": "Conservation Field House: Malayan Tiger Interactive Visitor Experience", "venue": "woodland-park-zoo", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "belle-and-wissell", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Conservation Field House, an interactive exhibit at Woodland Park Zoo's Banyan Wilds habitat in Seattle, opened May 2, 2015 alongside the debut of three Malayan tigers, designed by Belle & Wissell.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bwco.info/work/conservation-field-house/", "https://blog.zoo.org/2015/04/building-banyan-wilds.html", "https://fremocentrist.com/zoo-opens-new-banyan-wilds-exhibit-for-tigers-sloth-bears/" ] }, { "id": "woodland-park-zoo-forest-trailhead", "name": "Forest Trailhead", "venue": "woodland-park-zoo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2026, "credits": [ { "firm": "lmn-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "clr-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Habitat designer", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Forest Trailhead, a new habitat exhibit at Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, opened May 1, 2026; architecture by LMN Architects, habitat design by CLR Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.seattletimes.com/", "https://www.komonews.com/", "https://lmnarchitects.com/project/forest-trailhead-woodland-park-zoo" ] }, { "id": "woodland-park-zoo-zoomazium", "name": "Zoomazium", "venue": "woodland-park-zoo", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2006, "credits": [ { "firm": "mithun", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "aldrichpears-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dillon-works", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Zoomazium, an indoor nature-play exhibit at Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, opened 2006; architecture by Mithun, exhibit design by AldrichPears Associates, fabrication by Dillon Works.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.spokesman.com/" ] }, { "id": "woody-guthrie-center-core-exhibits", "name": "Woody Guthrie Center", "venue": "woody-guthrie-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "ethos-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "As Kinslow, Keith & Todd, Inc. (KKT Architects) at time of completion, later rebranded Ethos Architects; architecture, interior design, structural engineering, and construction administration for the historic renovation of the Mathews Warehouse (Tulsa Paper Company building) under historic preservation tax credit guidelines", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Mike Buday of Gallagher & Associates served as a curator of the permanent exhibit alongside Robert Santelli (The Grammy Museum) and Nora Guthrie / Tiffany Colannino (The Woody Guthrie Archives)", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "schuler-shook", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Lighting design for the lobby, galleries, and archive display cases, including glass pendants and downlights in the lobby, integrated ceiling-level tracks, and non-UV low-wattage LED lighting calibrated to protect archival objects while remaining legible for visitors.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "virtual reality (Dust Bowl exhibit)" ], "summary": "The Woody Guthrie Center, a 12,000-square-foot museum and archive in the Brady/Tulsa Arts District of Tulsa, Oklahoma, opened April 27, 2013, a historic renovation of the Mathews Warehouse (Tulsa Paper Company building) funded by the George Kaiser Family Foundation, with architecture by Kinslow, Keith & Todd (now Ethos Architects), exhibit design and interpretive planning by Gallagher & Associates, and lighting design by Schuler Shook.\n", "description": "The center houses the Woody Guthrie Archives — acquired by the Tulsa-based George Kaiser Family Foundation in 2011 and relocated from Mount Kisco, New York — including thousands of manuscript pages, notebooks, photographs, and recordings, centered on a display case holding the handwritten manuscript of \"This Land Is Your Land.\" The building also includes rehearsal rooms used by the Tulsa Symphony and theatrical groups and climate-controlled archive storage. Permanent-exhibit curation was led by Mike Buday (Gallagher & Associates), Robert Santelli (The Grammy Museum), and Nora Guthrie and Tiffany Colannino of The Woody Guthrie Archives.\n", "sources": [ "https://schulershook.com/projects/woody-guthrie-center", "https://kktarchitects.com/projects/woody-guthrie-center/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woody_Guthrie_Center", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Gallagher_(designer)", "https://www.npr.org/2013/05/28/186893611/coming-home-the-woody-guthrie-center-opens-in-tulsa", "https://www.kgou.org/2013-05-28/coming-home-the-woody-guthrie-center-opens-in-tulsa" ] }, { "id": "worcester-art-museum-arts-and-armor", "name": "Arts and Armor Gallery", "venue": "worcester-art-museum", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Animated media triptych projected into three historic arch openings", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "ikd", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "zone-display-cases", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping" ], "summary": "The Arts and Armor Gallery, a media refresh of the armor collection gallery at the Worcester Art Museum in Worcester, Massachusetts, opened in 2025; RLMG produced an animated media triptych with architectural support from IKD and display cases by Zone Display Cases.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/arts-and-armor" ] }, { "id": "world-expo-2010-shanghai-corporate-pavilion", "name": "Dream Cube: Shanghai Corporate Pavilion", "venue": "world-expo-2010-shanghai", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "esi-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Lead experience design of the 40,000-square-foot pavilion — the 360-degree participatory theater, interactive exhibits, and the gesture-responsive LED facade of recycled polycarbonate tubes whose lighting was driven by visitors' movements inside.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "atelier-fcjz", "role": "architecture", "note": "Pavilion architecture, led by Yung Ho Chang.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "full-flood", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "spinifex-group", "role": "content-production", "note": "Media production.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "production-resource-group", "role": "av-integration", "note": "Systems integration.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "shanghai-pico-exhibition-services", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "LED media facade", "gesture-responsive interactivity", "360-degree theater" ], "technology_tags": [ "interactive-installation", "immersive-environment" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Design Awards", "year": 2011, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/dream-cube/" } ], "summary": "The Dream Cube, the Shanghai Corporate Pavilion at World Expo 2010 in Shanghai, China, opened in May 2010 with experience design by ESI Design and architecture by Atelier FCJZ — a 40,000-square-foot pavilion whose recycled-polycarbonate LED facade responded to the gestures of visitors inside its 360-degree participatory theater, drawing over four million visitors during the expo's run.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/dream-cube/", "https://www.fastcompany.com/3010558/shanghais-world-expo-dream-cubeby-new-yorks-esi-design", "https://www.archdaily.com/33751/the-shanghai-corporate-pavillion-for-world-expo-2010", "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/esi-design-unveils-the-dream-cube-at-the-2010-world-expo-92338014.html" ] }, { "id": "world-expo-2010-shanghai-information-and-communications-pavilion", "name": "Information & Communications Pavilion", "venue": "world-expo-2010-shanghai", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Information & Communications Pavilion at World Expo 2010 in Shanghai, China, opened May 2010, with AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects" ] }, { "id": "world-expo-2017-astana-usa-pavilion", "name": "USA Pavilion at World Expo 2017 Astana", "venue": "world-expo-2017-astana", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2017, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "content-production", "note": "Produced and filmed a three-part multiscreen show for the USA Pavilion", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The USA Pavilion at World Expo 2017 in Astana, Kazakhstan, featured a three-part multiscreen show produced and filmed by BRC Imagination Arts.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.brcweb.com/projects/" ] }, { "id": "world-expo-2020-dubai-al-wasl-plaza", "name": "Al Wasl Plaza", "venue": "world-expo-2020-dubai", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "threshold-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": "Sound control within surrounding buildings, separation of below-grade circulation noise from the plaza, and audio system design (line source + subwoofer arrays around the trellis perimeter)\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "line array audio system" ], "summary": "Al Wasl Plaza, the central gathering space and 360-degree projection dome at World Expo 2020 in Dubai, opened October 2021, with acoustics and audio system design by Threshold Acoustics.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://threshold.llc/al-wasl" ] }, { "id": "world-expo-2020-dubai-canada-pavilion", "name": "Canada Pavilion at World Expo 2020", "venue": "world-expo-2020-dubai", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Canada Pavilion at World Expo 2020 in Dubai, opened October 2021, with AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects" ] }, { "id": "world-expo-2020-dubai-mobility-pavilion", "name": "Alif — The Mobility Pavilion", "venue": "world-expo-2020-dubai", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "foster-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "weta-workshop", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Designed and developed the visitor experience across 11 exhibition zones, with the Expo 2020 Dubai team; New Zealand-based, no firm record under North America scope\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "magnopus", "role": "media-design", "note": "Co-designed and developed the visitor experience alongside Weta Workshop, per Weta Workshop's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "large-format AV" ], "summary": "Alif, the Mobility thematic pavilion at World Expo 2020 in Dubai, opened October 2021 and was retained as a permanent attraction at Expo City Dubai; architecture by Foster + Partners, visitor experience designed and developed by Weta Workshop with Magnopus, AV integration by Electrosonic, and development and integration support by MET Studio.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.wetaworkshop.com/projects-in-depth/expo-2020-dubai/", "https://blooloop.com/alif-pavilion-weta-workshop/", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects" ] }, { "id": "world-expo-2020-dubai-opportunity-pavilion", "name": "Mission Possible — Opportunity Pavilion", "venue": "world-expo-2020-dubai", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "large-format AV" ], "summary": "Mission Possible, the Opportunity thematic pavilion at World Expo 2020 in Dubai, opened October 2021, with AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects" ] }, { "id": "world-expo-2020-dubai-polish-pavilion", "name": "Polish Pavilion at World Expo 2020", "venue": "world-expo-2020-dubai", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "tellart", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Creative concept/experiences, jointly credited with Science Now and Stellar Fireworks per Tellart's own project page", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "wxca", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bellprat-partner", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "voice-activated installation" ], "summary": "The Polish Pavilion at World Expo 2020 in Dubai, including the voice-activated \"Polish Table\" installation exploring Poland's creativity inspired by nature, opened October 2021; architecture by WXCA and Bellprat Partner, creative concept and experiences by Science Now, Stellar Fireworks, and Tellart, commissioned by the Polish Investment and Trade Agency.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.tellart.com/projects/polish-pavilion-world-expo-2020/" ] }, { "id": "world-expo-2020-dubai-terra-pavilion", "name": "Terra — The Sustainability Pavilion", "venue": "world-expo-2020-dubai", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "thinc-design", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "Terra, the Sustainability thematic pavilion at World Expo 2020 in Dubai, opened October 2021, with exhibit design by Thinc Design.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://thincdesign.com" ] }, { "id": "world-expo-2020-dubai-uae-pavilion", "name": "UAE Pavilion at World Expo 2020", "venue": "world-expo-2020-dubai", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "tellart", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "santiago-calatrava", "role": "architecture", "note": "Falcon-inspired host pavilion building", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "kossmanndejong", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Experience architects", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "2D/3D animation", "multisensory environment" ], "summary": "The UAE Pavilion at World Expo 2020 in Dubai, a multisensory host-nation experience celebrating Emirati culture and values inside Santiago Calatrava's falcon-form building, opened October 2021 (the expo was delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic), with experience architecture by Kossmanndejong and exhibit design by Tellart.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.tellart.com/projects/uae-pavilion-at-expo-2020-dubai/" ] }, { "id": "world-expo-2025-osaka-netherlands-pavilion", "name": "Netherlands Pavilion at World Expo 2025", "venue": "world-expo-2025-osaka", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "tellart", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Guest experience design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "rau-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "AI-generated film", "suspended kinetic sculpture" ], "summary": "The Netherlands Pavilion at World Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan, centered on a suspended glowing orb and a 360-degree AI-generated film on the Dutch relationship with water and climate innovation, opened April 2025; architecture by RAU Architects, guest experience design by Tellart, commissioned by the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.tellart.com/projects/netherlands-pavilion-at-world-expo-2025/", "https://www.dezeen.com/2025/05/15/netherlands-pavilion-expo-2025-osaka/" ] }, { "id": "world-expo-2025-osaka-philippine-pavilion", "name": "Philippine Pavilion at World Expo 2025", "venue": "world-expo-2025-osaka", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "tellart", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Lead guest experience design", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "carlo-calma", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cat-inc", "role": "architecture", "note": "Executive architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "AI-generated portraits", "interactive dance installation" ], "summary": "The Philippine Pavilion at World Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan, featured a rattan facade animated by weaving scenes, AI-powered portraits, and an interactive dance installation celebrating Filipino culture and biodiversity, opened April 2025; architecture by Carlo Calma with Cat Inc. as executive architect, lead guest experience design by Tellart, commissioned by the Philippine Tourism Promotions Board and Department of Tourism.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.tellart.com/projects/philippine-pavilion-at-expo-2025-osaka/", "https://blooloop.com/museum/news/tellart-netherlands-philippine-pavilions-expo-2025/" ] }, { "id": "world-expo-2025-osaka-yoshimoto-pavilion", "name": "The Yoshimoto Pavilion", "venue": "world-expo-2025-osaka", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "why-architecture", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Yoshimoto Pavilion at World Expo 2025 Osaka-Kansai, Japan, designed by WHY Architecture.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://why-site.com/" ] }, { "id": "world-food-prize-hall-of-laureates-educational-exhibits", "name": "Dr. Norman E. Borlaug Educational Exhibits", "venue": "world-food-prize-hall-of-laureates", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "multimedia programs" ], "summary": "Educational exhibits for the World Food Prize Foundation's Dr. Norman E. Borlaug Hall of Laureates in Des Moines, Iowa opened in 2011, designed by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "The exhibits, inside the restored former Des Moines Public Library building, recognize Dr. Norman Borlaug's role in ending world hunger, honor Iowan John Ruan's role in bringing the World Food Prize to Iowa, and present the achievements of Prize laureates and Iowa humanitarians. Graphics, interactive exhibits, and multimedia programs present the history of agriculture and world hunger.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/world-food-prize-foundation-dr-norman-e-borlaug-educational-exhibits/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Food_Prize" ] }, { "id": "world-forestry-center-discovery-museum", "name": "Discovery Museum", "venue": "world-forestry-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2005, "status": "completed", "credits": [ { "firm": "west-office", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The World Forestry Center's Discovery Museum in Portland, Oregon, a 13,000-square-foot renovation that reopened June 30, 2005 after a $7 million project, was designed by West Office Exhibition Design.\n", "description": "The redesigned 13,000-square-foot museum features immersive environmental exhibits exploring forest diversity, ecological significance, and sustainable management, with a focus on Pacific Northwest forestry and its global context. The renovation followed a six-month closure.\n", "sources": [ "https://woed.com/woprojects/world-forestry-center-discovery-museum/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Forestry_Center" ] }, { "id": "world-forestry-center-future-of-forests", "name": "The Future of Forests", "venue": "world-forestry-center", "project_type": "temporary-exhibition", "year_completed": 2022, "credits": [ { "firm": "upswell", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"The Future of Forests,\" a temporary pop-up community-engagement exhibit at the World Forestry Center's Discovery Museum, Portland, OR, tied to the museum's Summer 2022 reopening; design by Upswell, per the museum's own site. Distinct from the museum's later Prototype Lab (2024) and Wildfire/Climate/Forests (2025) spaces.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://worldforestry.org/discovery-museum-to-reopen-summer-2022/" ] }, { "id": "world-golf-hall-of-fame-pinehurst-core", "name": "The USGA Experience and World Golf Hall of Fame", "venue": "world-golf-hall-of-fame-pinehurst", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "clearscapes", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "luci-creative", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hadley-exhibits", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "zubatkin-owner-representation", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Owner's representation", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreens", "curved video wall", "directional audio" ], "summary": "Golf House Pinehurst, housing the USGA Experience and the relocated World Golf Hall of Fame, opened May 10, 2024 in Pinehurst, North Carolina; Clearscapes was architect, Luci Creative led exhibit design with media design by RLMG, fabrication by Hadley Exhibits and Kubik/Maltbie, lighting by Available Light, and AV integration by Electrosonic.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.usga.org/content/usga/home-page/articles/2024/03/new-world-golf-hall-of-fame-hilary-cronheim-pinehurst.html", "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/the-usga-experience-and-world-golf-hall-of-fame", "https://www.rlmg.com/work/usga-experience" ] }, { "id": "world-heritage-center-exhibition", "name": "World Heritage Center Exhibition", "venue": "world-heritage-center", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "interpretive-planning", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "alta-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "studio-practice", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "blue-telescope", "role": "media-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "videobred", "role": "content-production", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "bbi-engineering", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "sna-displays", "role": "av-integration", "note": "LED video hardware", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "LED video triptych", "projection" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Honor Award", "year": 2025, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/world-heritage-center/" } ], "summary": "The World Heritage Center, a nearly 6,000-square-foot museum and visitor center interpreting San Antonio's Spanish colonial missions, opened in December 2024 with exhibit design and interpretive planning by G&A for the City of San Antonio's World Heritage Office.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://segd.org/projects/world-heritage-center/", "https://gallagherdesign.com/project/world-heritage-center/", "https://www.sanantonio.gov/WorldHeritage/Work-Plan-Updates/World-Heritage-Center" ] }, { "id": "world-museum-liverpool-world-cultures-galleries", "name": "World Cultures Galleries", "venue": "world-museum-liverpool", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2005, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "law-dunbar-nasmith-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "UK architect of record", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The World Cultures Galleries in the Mountford wing of World Museum Liverpool, UK, opened 2005, with exhibition design by Reich+Petch and architecture by Law Dunbar Nasmith Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://designrp.com" ] }, { "id": "world-of-coca-cola-beverage-lab", "name": "Beverage Lab", "venue": "world-of-coca-cola", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Experience development", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive projection", "motion sensing" ], "summary": "The Beverage Lab, an interactive exhibit letting visitors participate in beverage creation, opened November 2024 at the World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta; Solomon Group served as experience-development, fabrication, and AV-integration partner.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/world-of-coca-cola-beverage-lab" ] }, { "id": "world-of-coca-cola-coke-stories", "name": "Coca-Cola Stories", "venue": "world-of-coca-cola", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "korins-studio", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Concept design, led by executive creative director David Korins", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cdm-lighting-design-group", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "bednark-studio", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "momentum", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive elements and media production", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Overall production management", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "projection mapping", "AI-driven interactive storytelling" ], "technology_tags": [ "artificial-intelligence" ], "summary": "Coca-Cola Stories, an immersive exhibit tracing the brand's heritage through cinematic media and interactivity, opened April 11, 2025 at the World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta; concept design by Korins Studio, with AV integration by Electrosonic and production management by Solomon Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://solomongroup.com/projects/world-of-coca-cola-coke-stories", "https://www.worldofcoca-cola.com/about-us/press-center/media-alert/introducing-new-coca-cola-stories-experience", "https://blooloop.com/world-coca-cola-coke-stories/" ] }, { "id": "world-of-coca-cola-moments-of-happiness", "name": "Moments of Happiness", "venue": "world-of-coca-cola", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "brc-imagination-arts", "role": "content-production", "note": "Created the six-minute opening film \"Moments of Happiness\" and led a broader master plan to refresh the visitor experience.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "film presentation" ], "summary": "Moments of Happiness, a six-minute opening film at the World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta, Georgia, premiered March 27, 2014, created by BRC Imagination Arts as part of a broader visitor-experience master plan.\n", "description": "The film shows people from different cultures and life stages sharing everyday moments of happiness, without narration or celebrities, serving as an emotional gateway to the rest of the attraction. The refresh contributed to a 2016 Themed Entertainment Association Thea Award for Best Corporate Visitor Center Experience.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.brcweb.com/project/moments-of-happiness-world-of-coca-cola/", "https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20150520006175/en/ADDING-MULTIMEDIA-The-World-of-Coca-Cola-Celebrates-25-Years-of-Sharing-Happiness" ] }, { "id": "world-of-coca-cola-scent-discovery", "name": "Scent Discovery", "venue": "world-of-coca-cola", "project_type": "exhibition-refresh", "year_completed": 2023, "credits": [ { "firm": "local-projects", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Visitor-flow strategy and multi-sensory scent gallery redesign", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "solomon-group", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "scent technology" ], "summary": "Scent Discovery, a multi-sensory gallery exploring the connection between scent and memory, opened May 8, 2023 at World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta, replacing an earlier gallery; exhibit design by Local Projects with fabrication by Solomon Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://localprojects.com/work/corporate-experience/world-of-coca-cola-scent-discovery/", "https://solomongroup.com/projects/coca-cola-scent-discovery", "https://blooloop.com/brands-ip/in-depth/world-of-coca-cola-solomon-group/" ] }, { "id": "world-of-coca-cola-vault-of-the-secret-formula", "name": "Vault of the Secret Formula", "venue": "world-of-coca-cola", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2011, "credits": [ { "firm": "second-story", "role": "media-design", "note": "Interactive producer; 12 media experiences leading to the vault reveal", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "donna-lawrence-productions", "role": "content-production", "note": "Video producer", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "available-light", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "lexington", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "romeantics", "role": "media-design", "note": "Multimedia design", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive touchscreens", "projection", "multimedia storytelling" ], "summary": "Vault of the Secret Formula, a permanent exhibit at the World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta housing Coca-Cola's original secret formula, opened December 8, 2011; Second Story served as interactive producer on a twelve-experience media journey created with Gallagher & Associates (exhibit design) and Donna Lawrence Productions (video).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.commarts.com/exhibit/the-coca-cola-company-vault-of-the-secret-formula-exhibit", "https://www.worldofcoca-cola.com/explore-inside/explore-vault-secret-formula", "https://investors.coca-colacompany.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/299/coca-cola-moves-its-secret-formula-to-the-world-of-coca-cola", "https://www.razorfish.com/work/world-of-coca-cola/", "https://romeantics.com/project/coca-cola-vault-of-the-secret-formula/" ] }, { "id": "world-of-little-league-museum-renovation", "name": "World of Little League", "venue": "world-of-little-league-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2013, "credits": [ { "firm": "cambridgeseven", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "design-and-production-incorporated", "role": "av-integration", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "cortina-productions", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "interactive video", "touch table", "3D simulation" ], "summary": "The former Peter J. McGovern Little League Museum in South Williamsport, Pennsylvania reopened as the World of Little League after a $4.3 million renovation in June 2013, reorganizing the museum into six interactive gallery \"Innings\"; exhibit design by CambridgeSeven, with fabrication by Design and Production Incorporated.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.cambridgeseven.com/project/world-of-little-league/", "https://www.littleleague.org/news/world-little-league-museum-gives-international-sports-heritage-association-world-class-experience/", "https://d-and-p.com/human-history" ] }, { "id": "world-war-ii-home-front-museum-core-exhibits", "name": "World War II Home Front Museum — Core Exhibits", "venue": "world-war-ii-home-front-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The World War II Home Front Museum, a new museum in the historic Coast Guard Station on St. Simons Island, Georgia, opened December 2018, fabricated by 1220 Exhibits (electromechanical interactives, AV for 14 exhibit stations, 60 artifact mounts).\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://1220.com/portfolio/national-world-war-ii-museum/", "https://www.wtvm.com/2018/12/27/new-museum-st-simons-island-recounts-georgias-contributions-during-wwii/" ] }, { "id": "wright-dunbar-interpretive-center-core-exhibits", "name": "Wright-Dunbar Interpretive Center Core Exhibits", "venue": "wright-dunbar-interpretive-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2003, "credits": [ { "firm": "christopher-chadbourne-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Wright-Dunbar Interpretive Center, built for the National Park Service's Centennial of Flight celebration in Dayton, Ohio, opened in 2003 with exhibit design by Christopher Chadbourne & Associates covering the legacies of Orville and Wilbur Wright and Paul Laurence Dunbar.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://cargocollective.com/ccadesign/Dayton-Aviation-Heritage-National-Historic-Park", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dayton_Aviation_Heritage_National_Historical_Park" ] }, { "id": "writers-theatre-core", "name": "Writers Theatre", "venue": "writers-theatre", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "studio-gang", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "span-studio", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "Designed while at Thirst", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "poblocki-sign-company", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "lightswitch", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "threshold-acoustics", "role": "acoustics", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "auerbach-pollock-friedlander", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theatre consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "digital signage" ], "summary": "Writers Theatre in Glencoe, IL opened 2016; architecture by Studio Gang, signage and environmental graphics by Span Studio (then Thirst), fabrication by Poblocki Sign Company with Forms + Surfaces.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://studiogang.com/" ] }, { "id": "wwe-experience-riyadh-become-a-superstar", "name": "Become a Superstar", "venue": "wwe-experience-riyadh", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "tait", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Experience development partner.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "blue-telescope", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "pulse-middle-east", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV/lighting integration, installation, and commissioning. .", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Become a Superstar,\" an interactive attraction at the WWE Experience in Boulevard City, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, opened February 16, 2024, with media design by Blue Telescope, experience development by TAIT, and AV integration by Pulse Middle East.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://bluetelescope.com/projects/becomeASuperstar", "https://museaward.com/winner-info.php?id=234153", "https://www.pulse-me.com/portfolio/wwe-experience" ] }, { "id": "yale-center-for-british-art-conservation-project", "name": "Building Conservation Project", "venue": "yale-center-for-british-art", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2016, "credits": [ { "firm": "knight-architecture", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "peter-inskip-and-peter-jenkins-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": "Conservation architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "stephen-saitas-designs", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "staples-and-charles", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "Credited as furnishings, fixtures, and equipment consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "hefferan-partnership-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "strong-cohen-graphic-designers", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "cavanaugh-tocci-associates", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Acoustics, audiovisual, and theater consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "The Yale Center for British Art in New Haven, Connecticut completed a three-year building conservation project and reopened to the public May 11, 2016, with architecture by Knight Architecture and conservation architecture by Peter Inskip + Peter Jenkins Architects, exhibition design by Stephen Saitas Designs, and lighting design by Hefferan Partnership Lighting Design.\n", "description": "The project conserved Louis I. Kahn's original 1969-1974 building, addressing building envelope, mechanical systems, and life-safety infrastructure while reinstalling the museum's permanent collection galleries.\n", "sources": [ "https://britishart.yale.edu/news-and-press/yale-center-british-art-completes-major-building-conservation-project-and-reopens" ] }, { "id": "yale-peabody-museum-renovation", "name": "Renovation and New Additions", "venue": "yale-peabody-museum", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "centerbrook-architects-and-planners", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "kubik-maltbie", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Exhibit fabrication, per Sitara's own project page (sitara.systems/ypm-multimedia) — not independently corroborated elsewhere.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV integration, per Sitara's own project page (sitara.systems/ypm-multimedia) — not independently corroborated elsewhere.", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "anita-jorgensen-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Credited on the firm's own portfolio (ajld.net); independent press coverage describes relit galleries and restored dioramas but does not name a specific lighting designer.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "sitara-systems", "role": "media-design", "note": "Building-wide system of 15 digital interpretive interactives", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History in New Haven, Connecticut reopened March 26, 2024 after a renovation and 57,631-square-foot addition designed by Centerbrook Architects & Planners with exhibition design by Reich+Petch — the first major changes to the museum since it opened in 1925.\n", "description": "The 172,355-square-foot project added a new floor of anthropology galleries, restored historic dioramas in place while relighting them, and tripled the museum's classroom space.\n", "sources": [ "https://news.yale.edu/2024/03/26/inspiring-wonder-again-peabody-museum-reopens", "https://centerbrook.com/project/yale_university_peabody_museum", "https://www.archpaper.com/2024/06/extension-yale-peabody-museum-centerbrook-architects-learning/", "https://www.ajld.net/project.php?id=115", "https://www.sitara.systems/ypm-multimedia/" ] }, { "id": "yale-school-of-management-digital-signage", "name": "Data Visualization and Digital Signage", "venue": "yale-school-of-management", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2014, "credits": [ { "firm": "foster-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "unified-field", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "digital signage network", "real-time data visualization" ], "recognition": [ { "award": "SEGD Global Design Awards — Merit Award", "year": 2014, "source": "https://segd.org/projects/yale-school-management/" } ], "summary": "Three floors of interactive media and digital signage for Edward P. Evans Hall, home of the Yale School of Management in New Haven, Connecticut, opened with the building in January 2014; architecture by Foster + Partners, digital signage and data-visualization design by Unified Field.\n", "description": "The narrow-cast display network shares school-wide agendas, class and conference schedules, announcements, and dynamic economic data-visualizations across classrooms and common areas, along with photography and content contributed by students, staff, and guest speakers.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.unifiedfield.com/projects/yale-school-of-management", "https://segd.org/projects/yale-school-management/", "https://www.designboom.com/architecture/foster-partners-open-yale-school-of-managements-edward-p-evans-hall-01-10-2014/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_P._Evans_Hall" ] }, { "id": "yale-university-art-gallery-renovation", "name": "Renovation and Expansion", "venue": "yale-university-art-gallery", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2012, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hefferan-partnership-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation and expansion of the Yale University Art Gallery in New Haven, Connecticut, completed 2012 (phased since 2006); architecture by Ennead Architects.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://ennead.com/work/yale/", "https://www.architectmagazine.com", "https://artgallery.yale.edu" ] }, { "id": "yankee-stadium-signage-graphics", "name": "Yankee Stadium Signage & Graphics", "venue": "yankee-stadium", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2009, "credits": [ { "firm": "c-and-g-partners", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "populous", "role": "architecture", "note": "stadium architect", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "architectural signage", "wayfinding" ], "summary": "Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, New York, opened April 2009 with a stadium-wide signage and graphics program of more than 3,000 components designed by C&G Partners, selected through a national competition, in collaboration with stadium architect Populous.\n", "description": "C&G Partners designed all stadium graphics, sign systems, sculptural installations, and retail systems for the new Yankee Stadium, spanning monumental rear-illuminated lettering atop the scoreboard, the ceremonial Gate 4 facade, and back-of-house wayfinding, incorporating the Yankees' pinstripe and interlocking-NY identity throughout.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.cgpartnersllc.com/projects/new-york-yankees-signs/", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yankee_Stadium", "https://designobserver.com/take-me-out-to-the-old-yankee-stadium/" ] }, { "id": "yantai-huang-bohai-sea-culture-center-core", "name": "Yantai Huang-Bohai Sea New Area Industrial Culture Center", "venue": "yantai-huang-bohai-sea-culture-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "gensler", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A roughly 269,000-square-foot public cultural complex in Yantai, Shandong Province, China housing exhibition spaces, event halls, and a library serving both the public and industry researchers, led by Gensler's Beijing studio and completed in 2025.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://interiordesign.net/projects/gensler-yantai-huang-bohai-sea-new-area-china/", "https://www.gensler.com/projects/yantai-huang-bohai-sea-new-area-industrial-culture-center" ] }, { "id": "yogi-berra-museum-core", "name": "Yogi Berra Museum & Learning Center", "venue": "yogi-berra-museum-and-learning-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 1998, "credits": [ { "firm": "gallagher-and-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "explus", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Yogi Berra Museum & Learning Center on the Montclair State University campus in Little Falls, New Jersey, opened December 4, 1998; exhibit design by Gallagher & Associates, fabrication by Explus.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.explusinc.com/portfolio.html", "https://www.yogiberramuseum.org/" ] }, { "id": "york-county-history-center-core", "name": "York County History Center", "venue": "york-county-history-center", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "note": "Luminous digital pillars, History Makers Array, and Renewal Theater", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "the-prd-group", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "1220-fabrication", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Credited on RLMG's project page as \"1220\"", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "digital towers", "interactive maps" ], "summary": "York County History Center, a converted steam-plant museum in York, Pennsylvania, opened in 2024; RLMG designed the interactive media including 20-foot digital towers, working with The PRD Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.rlmg.com/work/york-county-history-center" ] }, { "id": "you-you-plus-you", "name": "YOU YOU + YOU", "venue": "united-way-winnipeg", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2010, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Collaborated with artists Nancy Chew and Jacqueline Metz on the concept, then provided design detailing, prototype mock-ups, fabrication, and programming for the interactive light/sound installation.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "touch-triggered interactive light and sound" ], "summary": "YOU YOU + YOU is an interactive public-art installation by artists Nancy Chew and Jacqueline Metz on a four-story wall at United Way Winnipeg's building in Winnipeg, MB, completed in 2010, in which touch-triggered hand prints each play a musical note and light a corresponding point on an illuminated Braille \"YOU\" graphic; Eos Lightmedia developed, fabricated, and programmed the piece with the artists.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/294" ] }, { "id": "youthlink-calgary-core", "name": "YouthLink: Calgary Police Interpretive Centre", "venue": "youthlink-calgary", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2015, "credits": [ { "firm": "reich-petch", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "rlmg", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "gabriel-mackinnon-lighting-design", "role": "lighting-design", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "westwind-design-group", "role": "fabrication", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "interactive media" ], "summary": "YouthLink: Calgary Police Interpretive Centre, an interpretive centre in Calgary, AB, opened 2015; exhibit design by Reich+Petch, media design by RLMG, lighting design by Gabriel Mackinnon Lighting Design, fabrication by Westwind Design Group.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.designrp.com/projects/youthlink-calgary/", "https://gmld.ca/portfolio/youthlink/" ] }, { "id": "youtube-theater-building", "name": "YouTube Theater", "venue": "youtube-theater", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "hks", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "hks", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": "wayfinding and signage", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "summary": "YouTube Theater, a 6,000-seat performing-arts and events venue at Hollywood Park in Inglewood, California, opened 2021, was designed by HKS and includes a theatrical lighting/rigging \"sky grid\" and a fabric-panel acoustical treatment.\n", "description": "Part of the same Hollywood Park development as SoFi Stadium and Cosm Los Angeles, both also designed by HKS.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.hksinc.com/what-we-do/projects/youtube-theater/" ] }, { "id": "yvr-pier-d-mythical-island", "name": "Pier D Expansion: Mythical Island", "venue": "vancouver-international-airport", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2020, "credits": [ { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "lighting-design", "note": "Developed the 360-degree lighting and visual-media experience for \"Mythical Island,\" including layered lighting, digital display, projection, sensor, and networked-audio technologies integrated into the building architecture; collaborated with architects, marketing/ branding personnel, creative consultants (Ken Heit Creative), and YVR Airport Authority.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "eos-lightmedia", "role": "media-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [ "motion sensors", "transparent LED glasswork", "projection" ], "technology_tags": [ "immersive-environment", "interactive-installation" ], "summary": "The Pier D expansion at Vancouver International Airport (YVR) in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada, the largest terminal expansion at YVR since 1996, opened in 2020 featuring \"Mythical Island,\" a 360-degree lighting and media installation in a glassed-in forest, developed by Eos Lightmedia with creative direction from Ken Heit Creative.\n", "description": "Passengers arrive via a suspended walkway where motion sensors trigger animal imagery on transparent LED glasswork, guiding them toward the Mythical Forest centerpiece, where choreographed sound-and-light shows immerse passengers; the lighting design won a 2022 IES Illumination Award of Merit and a 2022 LIT Design Awards Honorable Mention.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.eoslightmedia.com/work/36" ] }, { "id": "zankel-hall-core", "name": "Judy and Arthur Zankel Hall", "venue": "zankel-hall-carnegie-hall", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2003, "credits": [ { "firm": "ennead-architects", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "auerbach-pollock-friedlander", "role": "technical-consulting", "note": "Theater consultant", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Judy and Arthur Zankel Hall, a 599-seat recital/performance space built into Carnegie Hall's basement in New York, opened 2003; architecture by Ennead Architects.\n", "description": "Distinct from Carnegie Hall's older Weill Recital Hall restoration (1986-87).\n", "sources": [ "https://ennead.com/work/zankel/" ] }, { "id": "zayed-national-museum-building", "name": "Zayed National Museum", "venue": "zayed-national-museum", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2025, "credits": [ { "firm": "foster-and-partners", "role": "architecture", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "event-communications", "role": "exhibit-design", "note": "working with the British Museum as content partner", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "Zayed National Museum, Abu Dhabi, opened December 2025 after an 18-year gestation from its 2007 competition win; architecture is by Foster + Partners (5 solar-thermal \"wing\" towers over 6 permanent galleries and 4 suspended \"pod\" galleries), with exhibition design by Event Communications working with the British Museum as content partner.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.dezeen.com/2025/12/02/foster-partners-zayed-national-museum/", "https://www.fosterandpartners.com/projects/zayed-national-museum", "https://www.ribaj.com/buildings/zayed-national-museum-abu-dhabi-by-foster-partners/" ] }, { "id": "zekelman-holocaust-center-core-exhibit-renovation", "name": "Core Exhibit Renovation", "venue": "zekelman-holocaust-center", "project_type": "major-renovation", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "ralph-appelbaum-associates", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "neumann-smith", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "technical-artistry", "role": "lighting-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "A renovation of the core exhibit at The Zekelman Holocaust Center in Farmington Hills, MI, completed 2024; exhibit design by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, architecture by Neumann/Smith.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.candgnews.com/", "https://www.crainsdetroit.com/" ] }, { "id": "zeppelin-station-wayfinding", "name": "Zeppelin Station Signage & Wayfinding", "venue": "zeppelin-station", "project_type": "installation", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "wunder-werkz", "role": "graphics-wayfinding", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "dynia-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "modular pegboard signage", "exterior LED display" ], "summary": "Zeppelin Station, an adaptive-reuse food hall and transit stop along Denver's RTD A Line, opened in 2018 with a modular vendor-signage and wayfinding system by Wunder Werkz and architecture by Stephen Dynia Architects; it was recognized in the Communication Arts Design Competition, Environmental Graphics category.\n", "description": "The signage system uses a custom steel pegboard with interchangeable plates so vendor pricing and offerings can be updated without visual clutter across nine food vendors, two bars, and three retail concepts; a 25-foot exterior LED screen displays train times and notifications.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.iheartwunderwerkz.com/work/zeppelin-station", "https://www.architectmagazine.com/project-gallery/zeppelin-station_o", "https://www.commarts.com/content/files/competitions/2020%20Design%20Shortlist-1.pdf" ] }, { "id": "zoo-knoxville-amphibian-and-reptile-center", "name": "Amphibian and Reptile Center", "venue": "zoo-knoxville", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "dimensional-innovations", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "summary": "The Amphibian and Reptile Center at Zoo Knoxville in Knoxville, Tennessee, opened in 2021, designed and fabricated by Dimensional Innovations.\n", "sources": [ "https://www.dimin.com/" ] }, { "id": "zoo-miami-conservation-action-center", "name": "Conservation Action Center", "venue": "zoo-miami", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2021, "credits": [ { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "exhibit-design", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null }, { "firm": "split-rock-studios", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "The Conservation Action Center at Zoo Miami opened January 16-17, 2021; exhibit design and fabrication by Split Rock Studios.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.zoomiami.org/", "https://communitynewspapers.com/" ] }, { "id": "zoo-miami-mission-everglades", "name": "Florida: Mission Everglades", "venue": "zoo-miami", "project_type": "new-exhibition", "year_completed": 2018, "credits": [ { "firm": "main-street-design", "role": "interpretive-planning", "note": "Interpretive graphics and exhibits, including signage and specialty interactives", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "pja-architects", "role": "architecture", "note": null, "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "nassal", "role": "fabrication", "technology_tag_labels": [], "note": null } ], "technologies": [], "summary": "\"Florida: Mission Everglades,\" an immersive exhibit zone at Zoo Miami in Miami, Florida taking visitors through Everglades habitats including hammocks, pinelands, and a river-otter water slide, opened in 2018; architecture by PJA Architects, with interpretive graphics and exhibits by Main Street Design and fabrication by Nassal.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.nassal.com/projects/zoo-miami-mission-everglades" ] }, { "id": "zoom-experience-centre-london-core", "name": "Zoom Experience Centre & Engagement Hub", "venue": "zoom-experience-centre-london", "project_type": "new-building", "year_completed": 2024, "credits": [ { "firm": "downstream", "role": "media-design", "note": "Design and creative — curved LED \"Discovery Showcase,\" Lens Wall, and interactive content.\n", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "electrosonic", "role": "av-integration", "note": "AV design and integration", "technology_tag_labels": [] }, { "firm": "unispace", "role": "fabrication", "note": "Main contractor / design-build", "technology_tag_labels": [] } ], "technologies": [ "curved LED display", "interactive content systems" ], "summary": "The Zoom Experience Centre and Engagement Hub, an 18,000-square-foot executive briefing and customer engagement facility on the sixth floor of MidCity Place in London, opened in 2024; Downstream provided design and creative including the curved LED Discovery Showcase and Lens Wall, with AV design and integration by Electrosonic and design-build delivery by Unispace.\n", "description": "", "sources": [ "https://www.electrosonic.com/projects/zoom-london-experience-center", "https://officesnapshots.com/2024/10/14/zoom-experience-centre-and-offices-london/", "https://news.zoom.com/zoom-opens-new-london-engagement-hub-setting-the-blueprint-for-fresh-era-of-modern-work/" ] } ]