The opening of our Quebec 01 Historic Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Site project was featured in Casper Star Tribune. “I think this is a fantastic opportunity for us to educate folks... read more →
Our exhibit designer Zachary Mosley has recently been published in the online museum journal Theory and Practice. The topic for the volume was “Museum Futures: Diversity, Inclusivity and Social Justice”. His article looks at designing for... read more →
As part of the newly released book Designing for Empathy, Perspectives on the Museum Experience, Studio Tectonic’s principal, Seth Frankel, provided a chapter on the role of proximity. Edited by... read more →
Studio Tectonic's exhibit at the Niagara Fall Underground Railroad Heritage Center was awarded a 2019 Award of Excellence from the American Association of State and Local History. The award will... read more →
Our exhibit at the Colorado State University was reviewed in Exhibition, A Journal of Exhibition Theory & Practice for Museum Professionals. The article, Celebrating Unexpected Exhibits, states: Displays in the... read more →
Opened in 2017, the Colorado State University's Biology Department building engages natural history exhibitions that make natural connections through biophilic design. This video and interview with Seth Frankel (Principal at... read more →
A group of more than two dozen professionals met in October 2018 at the first-ever museum summit with the Dalai Lama in Dharamsala, India. Entitled Fostering Universal Ethics and Compassion... read more →
Studio Tectonic produced this video to document the process of developing exhibit displays for the Biology Department at Colorado State University. Three faculties, Drs. Mike Antolin, Rachel Mueller and Joe... read more →
How can His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama influence the work of museums? A group of more than two dozen professionals, including studio principal Seth Frankel, met recently at a... read more →
Designing for Empathy has recently been submitted for publication (Rowman & Littlefield, 2019). It is a follow up to Fostering Empathy through Museums (Rowman & Littlefield, 2016, edited by Elif Gokcigdem. Studio... read more →