A 12’ articulated alligator skeleton needs better interpretive information. In addition to researching, writing, and finding a swatch of alligator skin to touch, MAM Exhibit Design recycled plywood panels used by another museum for the reading rail structure.
This environmental education center is located on a piece of reclaimed waterfront property on Tampa Bay. The center’s mission is to educate young people in proper environmental stewardship. Staff-led hands on demonstrations augment messages at the center. MAM Exhibit Design partnered with Frina Design to concept and produce the exhibits.
The exhibit wrapped a tank full of Gulf of Mexico fish. Flip doors posed and answered questions about the physical characteristics of the fish. Three drawers in a Discovery cube provided manipulative activities for three levels of learners. A touch screen interactive provided encyclopedic information about conservation, ethical angling and marine research in the Tampa […]
Planet Water is a concepted exhibit, ready to fabricate. The exhibit contains films describing the numerous water sources in the Florida ecosystem, a home water use app that captures e-mails of users to send further water conservation tips, information on how coastal flooding might impact your home and a fun, fast paced game of removing […]