The Experiential Design Index

Museum of the American Revolution Core Exhibitions — Museum of the American Revolution

The Museum of the American Revolution, a 118,000-square-foot building designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, opened in Philadelphia on April 19, 2017, with core exhibitions designed by HealyKohler Design, fabricated by kubik maltbie, and featuring interactive media by Bluecadet and films by Donna Lawrence Productions.

VenueMuseum of the American Revolution
Project typeNew Building
StatusCompleted
Year completed2017
Technologiestouchscreen interactives, projection, explorable photography, robotic artifact photography

Credits

FirmRoleNote
Robert A.M. Stern Architects Architecture
HealyKohler Design Exhibit Design
History Associates Incorporated Interpretive Planning Image acquisition and licensing (~500 historic images from 150+ repositories)
kubik maltbie Fabrication
Electrosonic AV Integration
Donna Lawrence Productions Content Production
Bluecadet Media Design & Software Interactive exhibits including Posters of Protest, African American Stories, Seasons of Independence, and Arms of Independence
SH Acoustics Acoustic Consulting Acoustic design services to create superior sound quality and control in both the theaters and permanent exhibit spaces.
Available Light Lighting Design Lower confidence — Available Light's own project page 404s on the rebuilt site; sourced via a secondary trade-press piece only.

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