Henry Luce III Center (Fourth Floor Galleries) — New-York Historical Society
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.
| Venue | New-York Historical Society |
|---|---|
| Project type | Major Renovation |
| Status | Completed |
| Year completed | 2017 |
| Technologies | touchscreen interactives, video |
Credits
| Firm | Role | Note |
|---|---|---|
| PBDW Architects | Architecture | |
| batwin + robin productions | Media Design & Software | 17 interactives and 5 stand-alone videos across the North and Tiffany Galleries |
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.