Studio Tectonic principle Seth Frankel recently published an essay in Informal Learning Review about the ongoing impacts of COVID-19 on the world of museums. [The pandemic has] magnified what we... read more →
Frommer's investigates the best way... read more →
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... read more →
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Below is a brief tour of the new Colorado State University Biology Department building by Dr. Mike Antolin, department chair and direct client in the creation of the exhibition displays.... read more →
Studio Tectonic worked closely with the U.S. Embassy in Tanzania and the National Museum of Tanzania to design a new memorial commemorating the 20th anniversary of the U.S. Embassy bombings... read more →
Former Topeka Zoo director, Gary Clarke, describes the kids' activities we've developed at the new Camp Cowabunga exhibit. The exhibit will be based on the nearly 200 African safaris he guided.... read more →
While Studio Tectonic uses a blend of all-digital techniques for creating renderings of our concepts, we still are fans of hand renderings. This time-lapse shows the finishing touches on a... read more →
Our exhibits at the Teton Geotourism Center were recently featured in the Jackson Hole Style Magazine. Congrats to the Center for the continued coverage and ongoing success! Click here to... read more →
Our Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center project was featured in The Buffalo News. The rich and seldom-told history of Niagara Falls' pivotal role on the Underground... read more →