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Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum Exhibition — Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum

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.

VenueRichard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum
Project typeMajor Renovation
StatusCompleted
Year completed2016
Technologiesinteractive touchscreen

Credits

FirmRoleNote
TAIT Exhibit Design Credited as "produced by Thinkwell, now tait"; design of the 12,000 sq ft exhibition including a replica Oval Office
TAIT Media Design & Software Interactive touchscreens and media-based storytelling elements
Cortina Productions Media Design & Software 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.
kubik maltbie Fabrication
Solotech AV Integration

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