Museums on the Green
Falmouth, MA

http://museumsonthegreen.org/

Opened in June 2017, the Conant House at Museums on the Green was built in 1790 and restored in 2016. This new exhibit highlights previously unseen artifacts from the Falmouth Historical Society and highlights the history of the Conant House through the stories of the people who lived and worked there. Completed in partnership with Dan Wallis (The Square Office).

Project scope:
Exhibit design, graphic design, project management from concept through to final production. 

Nantucket Historical Association
Nantucket, MA

https://www.nha.org/

Opened in May 2017, Out of The Box: Unpacking Nantucket Stories is the latest exhibit in the McCausland Gallery at the Nantucket Whaling Museum. This exhibit will be on display for 2 years and exhibits more than 80 artifacts that have rarely, if ever, been on display before.

Completed in partnership with Neal Mayer Design and Object Idea.

Project scope:
Exhibit design, graphic design, project management from concept through to final production. 

The National Baseball Hall of Fame
Cooperstown, NY

http://baseballhall.org

Opened in November 2015, “Whole New Game” is the newest permanent exhibit at the National Baseball Hall of Fame. This exhibit takes the visitor through the history of baseball from 1970's to present day with emphasis on the experience of fans: in the stands, watching on television, on the field, or playing fantasy baseball.

Project scope:
Graphic design concept through to final production

Photographs courtesy of The National Baseball Hall of Fame.

Stove by a Whale: 20 Men, 3 Boats, 96 Days

Nantucket Historical Association: Whaling Museum
Nantucket, MA

http://www.nantuckethistoricalassociation.com

Opened in May 2015, “Stove by a Whale: 20 Men, 3 Boats, 96 Days” is an exhibition about the sinking of the whaleship Essex by a sperm whale in 1820. The 20 crew men survived the whale but were forced to fend for themselves in the vast Pacific Ocean with just 3 whaleboats and limited supplies.

The exhibit features the only surviving artifacts, a life-sized whaleboat that visitors can board and sit in; and character cards portraying Essex crew members. Props from director Ron Howard’s film “In the Heart of the Sea,” which is being released in December 2015 and is based on Nat Philbrick’s National Book Award winning book of the same name, are on loan from Warner Brothers.

Project scope:
Initial concept
3d design
Graphic design
Interactive design
Fabrication and Installation

Photography by Jeff Allen, courtesy of the Nantucket Historical Association

Boston Public Library, Boston MA

http://www.bostonbetter.org/calendar/2014/4/7/dear-boston-messages-from-the-marathon-memorial

In April 2013 two bombs went off at the finish line of the Boston Marathon. Almost immediately a makeshift memorial began to take shape, people from across the globe left flowers, posters, notes, t-shirts, tokens of all shapes and sizes, and especially running shoes. Each of the objects left at the memorial was a message of love and support for grieving families and a grieving city. They symbolized the desire to help, comfort, connect when confronted with great tragedy. To mark the one year anniversary, a selection of items from the memorial collection were displayed at the Boston Public Library for 5 weeks. During that time 51,777 visitors came to see the exhibit.

Project scope:
Initial concept
3d design
Graphic design
Fabrication and Installation
 

Photographs ©2014 Christian Phillips

White on White: Churches of Rural New England
BSA Space, Boston

White on White: Churches of Rural New England opened in November 2015 at the Boston Society of Architects' BSA Space. This exhibition of acclaimed architectural photographer Steve Rosenthal ran through January 2016.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/arts/theater-art/2015/12/23/photographs-classic-new-england-churches/GA4PrPEeWNpBqXm0Wn2pLI/story.html

Project Scope:
Exhibition design
Graphic design
Fabrication and installation

Photographs courtesy of Steve Rosenthal.

Edward M. Kennedy Institute
Boston, MA

https://www.emkinstitute.org

"The Lion of the Senate" is a temporary exhibit celebrating the most significant accomplishments of Senator Kennedy’s career.

The Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate is a non-profit educational institution to educate the public, students, teachers, new senators, and Senate staff about the role and importance of the United States Senate. 

It was opened by President Barack Obama in March 2015.

Project Scope:
Construction Drawings
Graphic Production
Additional new designs as needed

Washington, DC

America on The Move is located in the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History. This 26,000 sqft exhibit explores the role of transportation in American History from pre 1870’s to present day. 

http://amhistory.si.edu/onthemove/

Project scope:
Graphic design concept
Final artwork
Fabrication coordination

Acton Peninsula, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory (ACT) 

http://www.nma.gov.au/

The National Museum of Australia features over 66,000 square feet of exhibitions housed in innovative  architectural space. 

Project scope:
Graphic design concept
Project management
Graphic production
Graphic fabrication oversight

Department of Culture and Recreation. Fall River, MA

Located in south east Massachusetts this 8.5-acre park runs along the shore of the Taunton River (Mt. Hope Bay) with the visitor center ideally located with spectacular views overlooking the river. The new interpretation inside the visitor center will tell the story of the river and the history of the people in Fall River as well as orientating visitors to the Fall River Heritage State Park and to the surrounding DCR properties.

Project scope:
Graphic design concept
Final design and production

Nantucket, MA

The Nantucket Historical Association’s Museum Center re-opened its doors to the public in 2005 with 28,000 square feet of new exhibition space.

http://www.nha.org

Project Scope:
Master Plan
Concept Design
Design Development
Construction Documentation
Graphic Production

Annapolis, MD

http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=77342

The new “Seas, Lakes & Bay: The Naval War of 1812” exhibit opened in 2013 in Mahan Hall at the Naval Academy. The exhibit features hundreds of objects from the Naval Academy Museum collection and several artifacts and pieces of art on loan from the collection of Mr. William Koch.  It was part of the “Seas, Lakes & Bay: The Naval War of 1812” walking tour celebrating the 200th Anniversary of the Annapolis War of 1812. 

Project scope:
Graphic design concept
Design development
Graphic production

Marblehead and Salem, MA

To commemorate St. Michael's 300th anniversary a year of celebration has been planned including this traveling exhibition which was on display at The Peabody Essex Museum as well as locations around Marblehead.

Project Scope:
Design concept
Final design and production

Boston, MA

http://www.historicnewengland.org

Historic New England is the oldest and largest regional heritage organization within the US. It was founded in 1910 to preserve and present the cultural and architectural heritage of New England. 
Samples shown here from three different exhibits: Drawing Towards Home, Centennial Acquisitions, White on White

Project scope:
Design concept
Final layouts and production

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

The Science Museum and Geo-Climate Centre celebrate Saudi Arabia’s contributions to science and environmental education in a pair of buildings  located in the King Abdullah Financial District. 

Project scope:
Graphic design concept
Database
Scheduling

Yellowstone National Park, WY

http://www.nps.gov/yell/planyourvisit/oldfaithvc.htm

The new visitor center at Old Faithful opened in 2010 with the aim of helping visitors understand and enjoy Yellowstone. It was acclaimed for setting new standards for accessibility and interpretation of complex scientific information to the public. 

Project scope:
Graphic production

Quantico, VA

http://www.usmcmuseum.org

The National Museum of the Marine Corps is a lasting tribute to U.S. Marines—past, present, and future. This 120,000 sqft museum is located adjacent to Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia. 

Project scope:
Graphic production