The Experiential Design Index

USS Arizona Memorial Visitor Center (World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument) — Pearl Harbor National Memorial Visitor Center

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.

VenuePearl Harbor National Memorial Visitor Center
Project typeNew Building
StatusCompleted
Year completed2010

Credits

FirmRoleNote
portico-group Architecture Design architect for the new visitor center complex (Portico Group, now part of MIG).
mason-hawaii Architecture Architect of record; provided consulting services and construction administration, per the firm's own project page.
AldrichPears Associates Exhibit Design
Eos Lightmedia Lighting Design Provided exhibit lighting design for the new visitor center complex.

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.

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