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Royal Alberta Museum Core Exhibits — Royal Alberta Museum

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.

VenueRoyal Alberta Museum
Project typeNew Building
StatusCompleted
Year completed2018

Credits

FirmRoleNote
Ralph Appelbaum Associates Exhibit Design Designed the Human History and Natural History galleries and the main foyer exhibits
lee-h-skolnick-architecture-design-partnership Exhibit Design Designed the Children's Gallery and Bug Gallery
kubik maltbie Fabrication Design-build for 3 of 7 featured galleries; principal fabricator for 2 more, incl. base-build fit-out, showcases, and lighting
Cortina Productions Media Design & Software
Electrosonic AV Integration
Eos Lightmedia Lighting Design Provided overhead and internal case lighting

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