Interpretive Planning and Exhibition Design

tom — Sun, 16 Sep 2012 06:41:22 +0000

The first-ever SeaWheeze lululemon half marathon celebrated the city of Vancouver with cheering mermaids, a giant inflatable watermelon starting line, an outdoor concert and the hugely successful pop-up store — the store fixtures were designed as physical interpretations of the SeaWheeze graphic elements.

FUNCTIONAL AESTHETICS

Working with the lululemon visual merchants to turn the fun SeaWheeze graphics package into fully functional store fixtures.

APPROPRIATE MATERIALS

Inspired by the coast, the driftwood fence was designed to divide the space between the SeaWheeze showcase store and the run expo.

POP-UP SHOP SUCCESS

The pop-up store featured 22,000 square feet of exclusive lululemon product in the newly renovated Vancouver Convention Centre.

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tom — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 06:00:14 +0000

The Royal Tyrrell Museum is one of Canada’s premier museums – a world leader in paleontological research and interpretation. We worked closely with the museum directors to design and produce projects ranging in scope from small-scale interpretive print jobs to multifaceted, interactive exhibit installations.

NEW EXHIBITION SPACES

The vaulted, stained glass ceiling and carefully considered architectural details create refined visitor experiences in the new Mesozoic Hall.

INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCES

Contracted to design experiences that actively engage visitors in the content so that they are physically part of the learning process.

INTERPRETIVE PLANNING

Working with an amazing collection, the RTM curators and Museum directors to develop meaningful and engaging interpretation.

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tom — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 06:00:17 +0000

The Nexen Science Hall has had an incredible amount of positive visitor feedback and it is a great example of what we do best—collaborating with curators and content developers, mechanical engineers and scientific illustrators, artists and animators to design and produce extremely engaging exhibitions.

INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCES

A fun reaction based game challenging players to catch brightly lit red butterflies in a field of equally red flowers, natural selection in action!

PREHISTORIC DETECTIVES

Asked to become ancient life detectives, users search for clues and trigger scary sound bites within this illustrated Cretaceous environment.

INTERPRETIVE PLANNING

Visitors are invited to turn back time to watch how the continents have drifted together and then shifted apart again over millions of years.

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tom — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 23:15:28 +0000

We worked with YouthLink Calgary to develop a creative interpretive approach and new exhibits for the downtown Interpretive Centre. The design package included 20 interactive exhibition areas, integrated media experiences and a new strategy for exhibit navigation with cool graphic novel style gallery guides.

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tom — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 06:00:51 +0000

In 2005 Disneyland in California celebrated its 50th anniversary (the biggest event in Disney Theme Park history). The eighteen month celebration began with Walt Disney’s ‘Parade of Dreams’. Eyelinedesign helped design and build the parade floats and the stage set for ‘Snow White – An Enchanting New Musical’.

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tom — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 06:00:21 +0000

Eyeline was contracted for scenic artist and set dressing services on the set of Edoras for the Academy Award winning film trilogy, The Lord of The Rings. The fully realised and richly detailed set took seven months to build in the cold upper reaches of the Rangitata Valley in the South Island of New Zealand.

An Unforgettable Set

Meduseld the exquisitely detailed ‘Golden Hall’ where King Theoden slowly deteriorates under the deceptive counsel of Grima the traitor.

meticulously crafted

Edoras uses a Viking-inspired aesthetic to mix elaborate mosaics and intricately carved pillars into old Scandinavian style construction.

A Magnificent Setting

“Everyday we went there our spirits rose, there was majesty to that location. A secret valley…” — Ian McKellen (Gandalf)

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tom — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 06:00:03 +0000

Contracted to work on numerous Broadway shows with F&D Scene Changes in Calgary, creating theatrical scenery for the Central Theatre Group, New York. Produced creative and engaging professional staging for many of The Broadway League production houses showing in the New York Theatre District today.

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