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Sunnylands Center & Gardens interpretive exhibits and wayfinding — Sunnylands Center & Gardens
Sunnylands Center & Gardens, the visitor center and 9-acre desert gardens for the Annenberg estate in Rancho Mirage, California, opened to the public in March 2012; building architecture by Frederick Fisher & Partners, landscape architecture by the Office of James Burnett, and interpretive exhibits, graphics, wayfinding, and identity by Reich+Petch.
| Venue | Sunnylands Center & Gardens |
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| Project type | New Building |
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| Status | Completed |
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| Year completed | 2012 |
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| Technologies | interactive kiosks, glasses-free 3D video |
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Credits
| Firm | Role | Note |
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| Reich+Petch |
Exhibit Design |
Interpretive exhibits, interactive kiosks, and a glasses-free 3D video tour |
| Reich+Petch |
Environmental Graphics & Wayfinding |
Interior and exterior signage, branding, identity, and standards manual |
| Frederick Fisher and Partners |
Architecture |
Building architect of record |
| office-of-james-burnett |
Landscape Architecture |
Landscape architect for the 9-acre desert gardens |
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