Where: Fisherman’s wharf area, San Francisco, California Weldon Exhibits created a dynamic, interactive museum experience focused on learning about our amazing eyes—including the science of how our eyes work, the evolution of our understanding and treatment of eyes, new frontiers in ophthalmological research and innovation, and how to support eye health. “The Amazing Eye:” Starts …
Weldon Exhibits Team created “Window to Our Wildest Place” exhibition that utilizes abstraction, scale, and dynamic modeling to explore local ecosystems, cycles, and human influences.The exhibits also illustrate the challenges of preserving wild-lands and inspire people of all kinds to participate in conservation. Weldon Exhibits created an exciting educational experience for Brooker Creekvisitors, complete with …
Weldon Exhibits was selected to dismantle and replicate all aspects (except the taxidermy) of the Museum’s 1933 classic diorama hall as well as create four new dioramas“ of the same style;” four different background impressionist mural styles were part of the original gallery. Weldon Exhibits documented the original gallery dioramas in every detail prior to …
Weldon Exhibits created a dynamic, interactive museum experience focused on learning about our amazing eyes—including the science of how our eyes work, the evolution of our understanding and treatment of eyes, new frontiers in ophthalmological research and innovation, and how to support eye health. “The Amazing Eye:” Starts with a compelling large format media display …
Where: Tin Shui Wai, New Territories, Hong Kong The client wanted: To showcase two very different wetlands: a Borneo Peat Swamp, and the Arctic Tundra. The Swamp is a living exhibit including live plants and animals. The Tundra tells its tale through dioramas and models. Weldon exhibits provided design details and fabrication for MET Studio …
Where: Raleigh, North Carolina The largest natural history museum in the Southeastern United States engaged Weldon Exhibits Team to build 70,000 square feet of walk-through dioramas, designed by Gerard Hilferty & Associates, showing the diversity of North Carolina environs, natural treasures, and global connections. These dioramas include fabricated habitats, models, and live specimens. WE also …
