We wish you all the best as we move from 2020 into the new year. May it bring us all peace, joy, and good health.
Kay McFarland Japanese Garden is open to the public! An intimate ceremony featuring a sake barrel, traditional kimonos, and a Japanese drumming group marked the opening of this exciting new... read more →
Cheers to 9 Years! August 2020 marks the 9 years of working with incredible museums and organizations and doing our part to foster an engaged and informed public. We are... read more →
Studio Tectonic was awarded the design/build of a series of new exhibition displays with this Boulder County working farm. The exhibits will complement other exhibit elements also designed/built by Studio... read more →
Studio Tectonic was recently awarded the design project to revitalize the historic Yellowstone National Park Fishing Bridge exhibitions. The project is a turn-key exhibit design/build working with project management contractor... read more →
Studio Tectonic has compiled a list of dozens of ways museums, zoos, and other institutions can react to our changing world. We think about broad-ranging topics like technology, staff, design,... read more →
Studio Tectonic was awarded the development of a comprehensive strategic interpretive plan for the Cache la Poudre National Heritage Area (northern Colorado)—a heritage area administered by the National Park Service... read more →
The good folks at Informal Learning Review published a special issue. It focuses on museum people's thoughts, ideas, and responses to COVID-19. More than forty short articles speak to the... read more →
Our Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center project was featured in Blooloop, an online attractions industry news outlet. This project uses technology to bring this key 19th-century movement to live... read more →
