 Museum Objects, Health and Healing
12/03/2019
Read Time: 13 minutes Published in 2019 by Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, "Museum Objects, Health and Healing: The Relationship between Exhibitions and Wellness, 1st Edition" by authors Brenda Cowan, Ross Laird and Jason McKeown examines intersections of museum object and psychological studies and presents a new theory called Psychotherapeutic Object Dynamics. |
 Exhibitions and Objects of Wellness—Part 2
11/13/2019
Read Time: 14 minutes Associate Professor Brenda Cowan of the department of Exhibition and Experience Design at SUNY/Fashion Institute of Technology (New York) shares her theory and framework for the connection among people, objects and mental health called “Psychotherapeutic Object Dynamics,” in part two of a three-part series for SEGD.org. |
 Exhibitions and Objects of Wellness—Part 1
10/21/2019
Read Time: 11.5 minutes |
 Youthful Curiosity Becomes Art at de Youngsters Studio
10/02/2019
Read Time: 5 minutes 2019 SEGD Global Design Awards Merit Award-winning project de Youngsters Studio came about through a collaboration between the de Young Museum and award-winning firms Fuseproject (San Francisco) and Tellart (Berkeley, Calif.). |
 Lighting the Way—the Statue of Liberty Museum
09/10/2019
Read Time: 7 minutes Part of a $100 million renewal effort by The Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation, the new museum and exhibits were brought to life by a team led by FXCollaborative, ESI Design (New York) and Float4 (Montreal). |
 Something Cool in the ABQ
08/27/2019
Read Time: 8 minutes Penguin Chill at the ABQ BioPark is a new, groundbreaking, immersive exhibit designed by Ideum (Corrales, N.M.), that whisks visitors onto a sub-Antarctic research expedition. |
 Lorem Ipsum Corp. Revives the Past at Platov International Airport
08/19/2019
Read Time: 7.5 minutes From the archives, circa 2018—a 2019 Merit Award winning project: Through the creative use of technology, multidisciplinary agency Lorem Ipsum Corp. (New York) captured the spirit of the Don Cossacks and Count Matvei Ivanovich Platov in a host of interactive and experiential installations at the new airport in Rostov-On-Don, Russia. |
 Learning Through Making—Bluecadet and River Alive!
07/30/2019
Read Time: 7 minutes Bluecadet (Philadelphia) used the power of prototyping to lead the creation of a suite of digital experiences that support educational goals established by partners Habithèque and the Independence Seaport Museum for “River Alive!” |
 Design Semester—FIT Graduate Exhibition & Experience Design at AMNH
07/09/2019
Read Time: 7 minutes |
 Exhibition Espionage—G&A at the All New International Spy Museum
05/28/2019
Read Time: 6 minutes The original International Spy Museum opened in 2002, with the help of exhibition design firm Gallagher & Associates (Silver Spring, Md.) who, once again, were brought on to shed light on the shadowy world of spycraft—this time in a new location. |
 All Paws on Deck for Dogs! at LA's California Science Center
05/07/2019
Read Time: 5.5 minutes Unified Field (New York), Evidence Design (Brooklyn) and the California Science Center (Los Angeles) collaborated with a few furry friends to create a new media-rich traveling exhibition called “Dogs! A Science Tail.” |
 Doggone Good! Gensler Redesigns AKC's MoD
03/29/2019
Read Time: 8 minutes Gensler (New York) was called upon to create a new museum and workspace in Manhattan that captures the essence of the American Kennel Club: recognized and trusted expert in dog breed, health and training. |
 Here's Your Design Awards Inspiration — Straight From the Archives
02/26/2019
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 Building Tall—G&A at the Chicago Architecture Center
02/13/2019
Read Time: 5.5 minutes Gallagher & Associates (Washington) worked closely with the Chicago Architecture Center to develop thought-provoking exhibitions that help the public discover Chicago’s unique cityscape and international architectural legacy. |
 Positively Presidential—Exhibitions that Honor Our Highest Office
02/06/2019
Read Time: 4.5 minutes President's Day is around the corner—what better way to celebrate the United States' highest office than to virtually visit several of the 14 presidential libraries, museums or centers that span from Herbert Hoover to Barack Obama? |
 Dimensional Innovations Build in Interaction at Vikings Museum
01/14/2019
Read Time: 6.5 minutes |
 Thoughtful, Sustainable and Community-focused—Studio Matthews for Design with the 90%
01/09/2019
Read Time: 7.5 minutes The third exhibition in the newly launched rotating exhibit space at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Discovery Center (Seattle), “Design with the 90%,” was a collaboration between the Discovery Center, the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum (New York) and award-winning local design firm Studio Matthews. |
 Building a Blaze—Museum at Prairiefire
12/18/2018
Read Time: 9 minutes There remains a burning desire to know more about the Verner Johnson-designed Museum at Prairiefire (Overland, Kan.)—an example of how architecture and experiential graphics can be as one—and its permanent exhibits, designed and fabricated by Dimensional Innovations. |
 Inside Joke—AI at the National Comedy Center
11/06/2018
Read Time: 5 minutes |
 Interact with Sharks! At the New York Aquarium
09/28/2018
Read Time: 5 minutes |
 Honoring 50 Years of UW’s Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity
08/09/2018
Read Time: 7 minutes |
 Unlimited Possibilities: Innovating with Best Practices for Digital Experiences with Alin Tocmacov
08/06/2018
Read Time: 5 minutes |
 Your Guide to 2018 Exhibition & Experience Design Tours
07/30/2018
Read up on the exclusive tours offered at the 2018 Exhibition & Experience Design event in D.C. August 23-24! |
 Startup Practice Perspectives with Emily Conrad
07/24/2018
This week we chatted with Emily Conrad of Tessellate Studio about her work at Tessellate, her inspirations, her all-time favorite projects and her 2018 SEGD E&E session. |
 10 Reasons to Experience D.C. with SEGD at E&E
07/17/2018
Here are 10 good reasons to join your design community August 23-24 in Washington, D.C. for the 2018 SEGD Exhibition & Experience Design event. |
 The Senses—Design Beyond Vision Both a Feat and a Feast
05/26/2018
Curators Ellen Lupton and Andrea Lipps from the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum (New York) enlisted the help of Studio Joseph to create an exhibition that goes beyond the visual to deliver a uniquely accessible sensorial feast. |
 DeafSpace Exhibit Design at Gallaudet University’s Maguire Center
05/15/2018
C&G Partners (New York) designed the Maguire Welcome Center visitor experience at Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C. for “deaf eyes” using DeafSpace Guidelines in partnership with the university and Dangermond Keane Architecture. |
 Sprouting Subtext—Understory at Amazon Spheres
04/16/2018
Seattle has gained a dramatic new example of iconic architecture in Amazon’s “Spheres.” The new cluster of buildings houses a remarkable and biodiverse collection of plants—expressly to inspire Amazon employees. The public excitement around the Spheres, however, spurred the creation of an exhibit-rich visitor center below. |
 The River Runs Through it—Junipero Serra Museum Welcome Center
01/05/2018
C&G Partners (New York) recently completed a special project for the San Diego History Center: the Junípero Serra Welcome Center. Completed with funding from the San Diego River Conservancy and State Coastal Conservancy, the Junípero Serra Welcome Center features the river as protagonist. |
 SEGD's Best Content of 2017
12/11/2017
What a year! It's has been a record-breaking one for SEGD, as the association has grown to over 2,000 members and SEGD.org page views have swelled to over two million. |
 Bluecadet Helps NASA Visitors Gain a New World View with Data Lens
11/28/2017
How does dust from central Africa end up in the Amazon, or in air filters in Maryland? The scientists at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center know. Their Visualization Studio recently worked with Bluecadet on “Data Lens,” an interactive experience that helps visitors understand Earth’s complex and interconnected systems. |
 12 Influential Immersive Environments Implemented in the Last 12 Months
11/15/2017
We asked a panel of immersive digital design experts within the SEGD community for their choices of the most influential immersive environment design. |
 Hitting the Road—How “Numbers in Nature” Became a Traveling Exhibit
10/10/2017
The original “Numbers in Nature” exhibit opened in Autumn 2014 to acclaim for its entertaining, innovative and interactive approach to introducing mathematical concepts. In 2017, the design teams recreated the exhibit for life on the road. |
 Go Ducks! Spagnola & Associates at Stevens Institute of Technology
09/26/2017
Tony Spagnola of Spagnola & Associates (New York) posits that positive professional relationships enhance good design—and it’s certainly the case with the firm’s work for Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, N.J., where one project led to two more, then another five. |
 Mapping the Stolen Heart of Berlin
08/29/2017
In an exhibition for the Leo Baeck Institute in New York, C&G Partners translated and reimagined “Geraubte Mitte,” telling the tragic tale of stolen property under the Nazi regime in the heart of Berlin through the use of projection mapping. |
 It's Only Rock 'N Roll—Exhibitionism—the Exhibition
08/22/2017
The Rolling Stones, one of the most iconic and influential musical acts of the last five decades, are the subject of the lauded traveling exhibition entitled “Exhibitionism: The Rolling Stones,” designed by Pentagram. |
 An Emotional Journey—The New 9/11 Tribute Museum
07/28/2017
The new 9/11 Tribute Museum—with exhibits designed by Lee H Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership with Unified Field—invites visitors to gain an understanding of the powerful personal experiences of the 9/11 community, whose resilience, recovery and motivation to give back to society is a testament to the perseverance of the human spirit. |
 2017 SEGD Fellow Jan Lorenc—Joyfully Inconsistent
06/15/2017
Lorenc recently took his position in the canon of SEGD Fellows at the 2017 SEGD Conference Experience Miami, beside experiential graphic design trailblazers, including Massimo Vignelli, Lance Wyman, Wayne Hunt, Robert Venturi, Sue Gould, David Gibson, Donald Meeker and Michael Reed, among others. |
 Bluecadet and Gallagher & Associates Freshen Ford Presidential Museum
04/18/2017
Sometimes when firms collaborate, exhibition design magic happens. Last year, Gallagher & Associates teamed up with Bluecadet to put a fresh spin on the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum exhibitions in Grand Rapids, Mich. |
 Leviathan Demos High Performance with Nike Test Stride
04/03/2017
Nike was seeking a team to design and deliver an event bringing influencers and athletes together to test their latest batch of performance winter gear—and deliver Leviathan did—with an interactive motion-triggered urban test course. |
 Experience Interactive Experiments with David Byrne in NEUROSOCIETY
03/22/2017
A rockstar and a technologist join forces with 4 cognitive research labs, TODOMUNDO!, Pace Gallery and experiential design firm Unified Field bring experiments to life in a 60-minute interactive performance experience called The Institute Presents: NEUROSOCIETY. |
 Form:Media Creates Story on the Landscape in Batoche
03/07/2017
A mandate to increase visitation from Parks Canada and a desire to better communicate the history of the land, its people and culture led to a thoughtful graphic and architectural installation at Batoche in Saskatchewan. |
 A Team Effort—Football Design Stories for Game Day
01/31/2017
In honor of the faceoff between the Atlanta Falcons and the New England Patriots on Sunday, we've compiled our best football design stories. Are you ready for some football? |
 2017 SEGD Global Design Awards Categories Explained
01/25/2017
The SEGD Global Design Awards were launched in 1987 to demonstrate how design improves the quality of life for people everywhere by creating memorable experiences in places where we work, play, sho |
 “Little Museum,” Big Collaboration—Muzeiko Children’s Museum
01/09/2017
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 SEGD's Best Content of 2016
12/07/2016
2016 was a busy year for our members and followers, so you probably haven’t read or watched each and every one of the over 1,000 pieces of new content posted on segd.org over the last 12 months. |
 Pentagram and Border City at London Design Biennale
11/16/2016
Border City proposes a truly bi-national and borderless city based on a unique hexagonal grid system. It was the exhibition from Mexico at the London Design Biennale, which opened on September 7, 2016. |
 U-505 Dive Trainer Interactive at the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago
10/04/2016
A German U-boat on exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago has thrilled generations of visitors with its massive scale and epic story of wartime capture. Now, a new interactive is helping visitors explore part of that story at the U-505 Dive Trainer experience. |
 Howard Revis' Lincoln's Cottage Exhibition Examines Immigration
08/08/2016
American by Belief is Howard Revis Design’s latest special exhibition at President Lincoln's Cottage. Deceptively simple as a design concept, the exhibition reaches the heart and soul of what immigration means to people. |
 Craig Lovin on Corporate Visitor Experiences
07/19/2016
Are you ready for a fresh perspective on corporate visitor experiences? Don't miss the session led by Craig Lovin from the World of Coca-Cola and Alexandra Holland from Johnson & Johnson on August 18th at the 2016 SEGD E&E: Exhibition & Experience Design event in Washington, DC! |
 Breaking the Exhibit/Fan Barrier at the San Francisco 49ers Museum
07/19/2016
Cambridge Seven Associates, Inc. (C7A) and their media consultant Cortina Productions successfully overcame the challenges of an irregularly shaped space, a fast-track design process, and a forward-thinking directive to break the exhibit/fan barrier. Learn how they turned challenges into benefits. |
 The 20 Most Influential Exhibit Designs this Century
07/13/2016
We wouldn't dare pretend that this is a definitive list, but it is a list of the projects that the top exhibit designers see as influential and important projects that have helped to push the area of exhibition design forward. The breadth of projects that were submitted was amazing. |
 EmotiCannes—An Evolution of Data Visualization
07/11/2016
The zoomorphic sculpture EmotiCannes was alive for five days at the Cannes Festival of Creativity (and will live a long life at MEC) celebrating innovation and demonstrating the groundbreaking data visualization capabilities of the interaction specialists at Jason Bruges Studio. |
 E&E, Exhibition & Experience Design Event, August 18 - 19
07/05/2016
August 18-19th's Exhibitions & Experience event will feature museum and corporate design experts from the SEGD community—as well as networking, tours and an experiential scavenger hunt! All in the ultimate museum city—Washington, DC. If your practice touches experiential graphic design for exhibitions in any way, you need to be there. Click the image above to find out more. |
 Design Studio H2E Wins 2016 Best of Show, Honor Awards
06/28/2016
A remarkable exhibition at the Art Academy of Latvia won SEGD's 2016 Global Design Awards Best of Show for its exploration of diverse facets of graphic design. A broad team from the Latvian firm Design Studio H2E, led by Creative Director Holgers Elers and Designer Inguna Elere, created INFORMATION, an exhibition that focused on the products, services and processes of graphic design in Latvia. |
 Wendy Evans Joseph, FAIA on Exhibition and Experience Design
06/22/2016
Joseph is philosophical about ways to achieve success. "There are straightforward presentations, pragmatic concerns and varied rules about presentation," says Joseph, "but ultimately, it is the unsaid, the unlikely presentation in metaphoric terms that has its way of seeping into our conscious." |
 Clare Brown on the Next Generation of Exhibition & Experience Designers
06/12/2016
What are the biggest challenges and changes in exhibition design today? How are exhibitions made into meaningful experiences that stay with visitors after they leave? |
 Writers Theatre Rewrites the Theater Experience
04/20/2016
Since it started in the back room of a bookstore in 1992, the hallmark of Chicago’s Writers Theatre has always been intimacy. That feeling is retained in WT's new permanent home in Glencoe, Illinois. The 36,000-sq.-ft. facility, designed by Studio Gang Architects, offers an open, welcoming space that galvanizes the potential of theater to unite people through shared experience. Signage and graphics by Thirst support the architecture and celebrate Writers’ unique history and spirit. |
 Meet Electric Coffin at the 2016 SEGD Conference: Experience Seattle
04/13/2016
Patrick “Duffy” De Armas and his partners at Electric Coffin are in the business of bringing fine-art sensibilities to commercial spaces, and they’re unapologetic about their improvisational process and their point of view. If that display of a 1960s ski chalet turns left and becomes a pink bakery, so be it. We spoke with Duffy about his Seattle studio’s process and purpose, and we got project photos you’ll love. De Armas will be a featured speaker at the 2016 SEGD Conference: Experience Seattle! |
 A Black-Tape Affair: Pentagram's Big Idea for AIA Exhibition
01/05/2016
Whether the budget is big or small (or practically non-existent), it’s always about the idea. Pentagram Partner Natasha Jen and her team had almost no budget to create a high-impact exhibition for AIA New York’s New Practices competition, but they managed it anyway—with black vinyl tape and IKEA picture frames. They even created a custom tape typeface (yes, really). |
 Michael Bierut, Master Series Exhibit at SVA Gallery
11/04/2015
HOW TO fit 35 years worth of award-winning, laugh-making, product-selling, world-changing graphic design into 4,000 square feet? That was the latest design challenge for Pentagram partner Michael Bierut, whose work is the focus of a retrospective at the School of Visual Arts (New York) through November 7. |
 (Bourbon) Experience Design on Louisville’s Whiskey Row
10/07/2015
Bourbon has been a part of Louisville, Kentucky’s, heritage since Evan Williams first marketed his whiskey there in 1780. Today, the Urban Bourbon Trail and the revival of Whiskey Row are pouring new life and many, many tourist dollars into the city. The new Evan Williams Bourbon Experience (designed by Solid Light) is the latest destination on the trail |
 Montreal Exhibit Flashes with Immersive Interaction
09/22/2015
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 Denver Learns to See Nature with Digital and Interactive Experiences
09/15/2015
If you live in Denver, it’s hard not to feel inspired by the dramatic natural backdrop (Rocky Mountain High, anyone?). But the Denver Botanic Gardens, which opened its new Science Pyramid last fall, wants to make sure visitors not only appreciate the wonders of nature around them, but understand they are an important part of it, interconnected and invested. |
 Interactive Media and Digital Storytelling at the Penn Museum
09/02/2015
When the Penn Museum launched its long-term exhibition Native American Voices: The People—Here and Now, its goal was to challenge some common misconceptions by showing how today’s Native American leaders are creating political, religious, linguistic, and artistic independence. A suite of interactives by Bluecadet (Philadelphia) helps tell those stories. |
 Art by the Numbers at the University of Washington
08/05/2015
Mad Campus was a unique public art project at the University of Washington’s Seattle campus. Twelve emerging artists created temporary, site-specific works inspired by outdoor locations across the campus. Studio Matthews devised an identity and wayfinding system to visually connect the diverse installations and create an overall experience. |
 Mad for Math
04/22/2015
The Museum of Science and Industry Chicago uses digital technology and nature’s own graphic language to teach visitors about math.When the Museum of Science and Industry Chicago conceived its latest permanent exhibit, the design brief was concise and non-negotiable: Create an artful and immersive way for visitors to explore the beauty of mathematical patterns found in nature. And make it cool. |
 Nature Lab at Natural History Museum of Los Angeles
02/18/2015
Nature Lab, a new exhibit at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles, uses media and lively graphics to invite visitors to “put their nature eyes on.” Gallagher & Associates and KBDA collabor |
 2015 SEGD Global Design Awards: A Beautiful Way to Go
01/28/2015
A Beautiful Way to Go |
 Sydney Theatre Company Honour Wall
01/14/2015
Thank You and Enjoy the Show A novel donor wall does double duty for the Sydney Theatre Company. The project was a 2014 SEGD Global Design Awards winner. Have you entered your work yet? The deadline is January 31st! Saying a gracious "thank you" to patrons is crucial for arts organizations like the Sydney Theatre Company. |
 Against the Odds Exhibition
12/16/2014
Answering the Call |
 Parc Blandan Wayfinding and Placemaking
12/03/2014
Spot On On a former military site, a new urban park in Lyon, France, provides access to history via playful sculptural signage. Lyon, France’s “second city,” has many charms. |
 Delta Air Lines Flight Museum Exhibit
11/04/2014
Delta’s DawnA new museum celebrates Delta’s journey from crop-dusting company to one of the world’s largest commercial air carriers. |
 Xlab 2014: Traci Sym & Daniel Meyers: The Future of User Experiences is This Way
10/22/2014
Daniel Meyers is a creative director and architect. Traci Sym is an experience design director and performer. |
 Tate Modern Museum Digital Experience
10/15/2014
Modern Connections Tate Modern teams with Bloomberg on a pioneering digital arts project that creates a new kind of customer experience in the museum. See projects like this at Xlab 2014 November 6 in New York! |
 Victoria Revealed Exhibition
08/13/2014
Victoria RevealedIn a new exhibition at Kensington Palace, OPERA Amsterdam paints a compelling picture of Queen Victoria, literally in her own words. |
 Design Disciplines Collide at SEGD's Exhibition & Experience Design Workshop
07/09/2014
August 21-22 in Washington, D.C. |
 Monsanto Research Center Exhibit
06/18/2014
Hands-On High Tech At Monsanto’s biotech research center, Spagnola & Associates marries digital storytelling and farming in a dramatic interactive exhibit. |
 Boy Scouts Sustainability Treehouse
05/28/2014
A Scout’s Treehouse |
 West Point Foundry Preserve Interpretive Program
05/20/2014
Lost and Foundry C&G Partners’ interpretive EGD program for the West Point Foundry Preserve breathes new life into an historic site by bringing the past to the present. The 87-acre West Point Foundry Preserve in Cold Spring, New York, might have remained one of the greatest undiscovered industrial archaeological gems in America |
 Willis Tower Immersive Brand Experience
04/29/2014
Out on a Ledge Millions flock to enjoy the epic views afforded by Chicago’s Willis Tower (formerly Sears Tower), but the wait to reach the 103rd floor can be long and not-so-epic. So Skydeck Chicago asked Hornall Anderson (Seattle) to elevate the queuing experience to rival the main event. |
 Atlanta Converging
03/05/2014
From its roots as a railroad terminus to its current status as a poster city for urban redevelopment, Atlanta has always been shaped by social, cultural, and historical convergence. |
 40 Great Moments in Environmental Graphic Design
01/11/2014
40 Great Moments in EGDFrom the Paris Metro to wayfinding apps, EGD continues to do what it has always done: connect people to place. |
 San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Digital Arts Wall
01/10/2014
Artfully Sustainable |
 California Academy of Sciences Environmental Graphics and Branding
01/10/2014
Museum as Metaphor |
 San Francisco International Airport Terminal 2, Environmental Graphics and Wayfinding
01/10/2014
Above and BeyondA sleek new San Francisco International Airport terminal exceeds LEED goals and engages passengers in the joys of sustainable travel. |
 Natural History Museum of Utah Environmental Graphics and Exhibits
01/08/2014
Of the Earth The new Natural History Museum of Utah uses organic forms, materials, and a sympathetic environmental graphics program to fill its role as “the trailhead to Utah.” |
 Patrick Gallagher, SEGD Fellow
01/06/2014
His Way Patrick Gallagher has followed his own road to success—and along the way, he’s led the design of some of the world’s most memorable museum experiences. There’s no formal path to a career in museum planning and exhibition design, so Patrick Gallagher has blazed his own. |
 Bookshelf Exhibit and Donor Recognition
01/06/2014
By the BookPenguinCube’s donor wall for a non-profit art school shows that big ideas can be better than big budgets. |
 Celebrating 100 Years Exhibition
01/06/2014
100 Years YoungPentagram’s exhibition for The New York Public Library celebrates a special birthday for the landmark building it calls home. |
 Reflex Exhibition and Graphics
01/06/2014
ReflexP-06 creates a reflective exhibition celebrating the centennial of the Portuguese Constitution of 1911. |
 Eames Words Exhibition Graphics
01/05/2014
Eames WordsDeborah Sussman and Andrew Byrom celebrate Charles and Ray Eames’ love of the commonplace in an intimate exhibition at the A+D Museum Los Angeles. |
 The Ajax Experience Exhibitions
01/05/2014
All Hail AjaxThe Ajax Experience museum in Amsterdam scores a giant goal: sculpting architecture, graphics, and experience to tell the story of the legendary soccer club. |
 White Road: Waiting for the Rain Typographic Installation
01/03/2014
Waiting for the RainStudio Rašić's land art installation at a Croatian sculpture park waits to receive the gifts of nature. |
 Urban Tales Typography Installation
01/03/2014
From Here to ThereMassey University student Katie Bevin creates a typographic installation that combines ancient technology with new-age social networking. |
 Dream Cube 2010 World Expo Pavilion
01/03/2014
Designing the Dream CubeESI Design’s digital dreamscape delighted visitors to Shanghai’s World Expo 2010. |
 Wenger Flagship Store Environmental Graphics
01/02/2014
New Territory. Betting on its reputation for quality and its customers’ passion for the outdoors, Swiss brand Wenger launches a new product line and a new U.S. flagship. In the process, it highlights a regional environmental dilemma. |
 World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument Exhibitions and Accessibility
01/02/2014
Accessing the National ParksFrom geysers to battleships, the National Park Service chronicles the American experience with an emphasis on accessibility. |
 Old Faithful Visitors Center Exhibitions and Accessibility
01/02/2014
Accessing the National ParksFrom geysers to battleships, the National Park Service chronicles the American experience with an emphasis on accessibility. |
 Vancouver International Airport Exhibitions and Environmental Graphics
01/02/2014
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