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National Center for Civil and Human Rights — National Center for Civil and Human Rights
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.
Credits
| Firm | Role | Note |
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| Rockwell Group |
Exhibit Design |
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| the-freelon-group |
Architecture |
In partnership with HOK |
| HOK |
Architecture |
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| Second Story |
Media Design & Software |
Interactive installations produced with Design & Production Incorporated and History Associates
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| Design and Production Incorporated |
Content Production |
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| History Associates Incorporated |
Interpretive Planning |
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| batwin + robin productions |
Content Production |
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
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