Pleased to report that the Boulder History Museum was just awarded this terrific honor for its hard work. The award is presented at the MPMA annual conference - this year... read more →
In developing the educational materials behind the crafting of the Chief Niwot exhibition, the Boulder History Museum interviewed key players involved in its creation. In this interview I'm discussing the... read more →
Studio Tectonic and Plan One Architects were recently awarded the design for a new visitor center and 2,000 sq. ft. exhibit for the Teton Scenic Byways. Located in Driggs, Idaho,... read more →
Pleased to report that Boulder History Museum's BEER! Boulder's History on Tap opened to the public on March 1st. The exhibit is on display until October 27th. Learn more about... read more →
It's unavoidable that we think in animations. We've watched them for decades. Video screens at home and in museums are the norm. In a recent exhibition on earthquakes located at... 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 →
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 →
Congrats to Colorado State University's Department of Biology on winning a Project Distinction Award for their new building. College Planning & Management magazine stated that the "[exhibit] display walls... read more →
Today I'm taking a break from serious session reporting. (Although, I'll circle back 'round to report out a session on museums of social conscience tomorrow.) The NAME (National Association for... read more →
Greetings from Minneapolis - home of this year's American Associations of Museum's conference. The AAM conference is always a bit of a whirlwind of connecting with old colleagues, seeing the... read more →