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 →
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 →
Our Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center project was featured in Hyperallergic—"a leading voice in contemporary perspectives on art, culture, and more." Through interactive exhibits, a recreation... read more →
“It took many dedicated and stalwart people to make it happen.” The state-of-the-art buildings are constructed in part of locally sourced natural materials intended to connect... 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... read more →
What is the power of making? What power does it give the maker? This 10 minute film from the Rise Institute features Honduran helicopter maker, Agustín. With the dream of... read more →
On a recent AAM group chat site on LinkedIn, a posting presented a question about using board members instead of hired consultants. While this was mostly a discussion about making... read more →
Our Sierra Leone Peace Museum project was featured by The International Center for Transitional Justice, an organization that "works for justice in countries that have endured massive... 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 →