http://www.exhibitsteam.org/projects daily 1.0 2024-03-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/1534973006978-GCNRTRWTG5I5HT9CPXBV/ACM_Design_Conference03.jpg projects - ACM DESIGN CONFERENCE June 5-6, 2017, Denver, CO ACM Designing for Adventure Workshop The Exhibits Team, along with the Association of Children's Museums, hosted a national conference for museum and exhibit design professionals. This design workshop asked: How can we make exhibits that spark curiosity and holds a child's attention? How can exhibits plant the seeds of surprise and wonder? How can exhibits entice a family to return again and again and keep exploring? For the Exhibits Team, the idea of adventure encapsulates its answer to these central questions of exhibit design. Unlike other workshops, this immersive program included a design charrette—an opportunity to collaboratively design an exhibit, get your hands dirty, and gain feedback from colleagues. The Exhibits Team offers workshops for individual organizations to ideate specific concepts and help build and strengthen internal staff capacities. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/1534980233502-ZJDOD2O65QGYFN1Q235O/liquid_hose01.JPG projects - GREAT LAKES FUTURE / CITY OF FRESHWATER EXHIBITS Discovery World at Pier Wisconsin Milwaukee, WI: 2006-2009 These two exhibits are part of a magnificent science and technology venue, situated on Lake Michigan's glittering shore. Each deals with various aspects of water, both phenomenal and human use. The exhibits comprise roughly 4000 square feet each and include many systems for guest interactivity, biological and geological displays. Great Lakes Future Exhibit was the winner of the 2008 American Institute of Architects Merit Award. Jonathan Goldstein served as project leader and designer while in the employ of La Dallman Architects. Other team members included James Dallman (principal), Grace La (principal), Paul Lorenz, Bob Tiede, and Dan Hesketh. All photos, images, and designs belong to La Dallman Architects, Inc. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/1534970891241-7C7PTZRH6MX83WS7PXDF/main+floor+rendering.jpg projects - WINGS OVER THE ROCKIES Exploration of Flight: Blue Sky Gallery Centennial, Colorado: 2018 The Exhibits Team worked with Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum to design exhibits and graphics for their new Blue Sky Gallery at Centennial Airport. The charge was to create experiences that celebrate the adventure of flight and inspire a new generation of aviators and aviation professionals. The Blue Sky Gallery is phase I of a large scale campus project and will focus on the notion of a “living hangar” allowing visitors to get up close to the many aspects of flight. We have designed a gallery space within the hangar that includes; a partner controlled Gyro chair – a fun stress testing experience; Flying Blind - a weather driven, partner based interactive labyrinth that demonstrates the relationships between tower control and pilots flying in weather; an overhead Pilot Chair Zip line; and secret Technological Research Room. Our scope also includes providing a basic design for object/text based exhibits located on the mezzanine level. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/1564681220495-4H5D7RC4WSC1VX07JNGH/01.jpg projects - BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF WELD CO. Greeley, Colorado, USA, 2019. In collaboration with the Boys & Girls Club of Weld County, The Exhibits Team assisted with the refresh of an existing kitchen. The subtle addition of a window connects this important space with the entry lobby, offering more light and views. Custom artwork enlivens kitchen and lobby alike, honoring the act of preparing healthy and delicious food. The talented artist Betony Coons created the majority of artwork depicted in the renderings. Please visit her website: https://giantsandpilgrims.com/ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/1564682436246-OJ2JZIXNHVPIK2DGWET7/Overview+Plan.jpg projects - MARKET STATION PASEO Denver, Colorado, USA Hidden within a downtown alleyway slotted between mixed-use high rises, The Exhibits Team was approached by a prominent developer to design “something that everyone would need to see.” Our concept possesses 3 interconnected elements: A raised bar/cafe; sun-shading, spinning zoetropes; and a 3-story stainless steel bus sculpture, turned 90 degrees, and cut into rotating sections that align at the top of each hour! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/1534979694805-NVZTXSHNU4TH97HGVJYI/03.jpg projects - MUSEUM OF BOULDER Children’s Discovery Zone Boulder, Colorado, 2020 (anticipated) The Exhibits Team is working with the Museum of Boulder to design their new Discovery Zone, a 2000 square foot, indoor/outdoor venue for younger guests and their grown-ups. This project proves you do not need huge spaces to have great exhibits. Inhabitable cabinets of curiosity. Hidden bookcase entrances. Periscope paintings. Epoch salons. Layers of discovery to beckon repeat visitation! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/1549378636904-TETEM2DEGXBAA1E02FYG/DJI_0259-5.jpg projects - ADVENTURE FOREST Children’s Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus Denver, Colorado: 2019 Adventure Forest is something new: A bold 500 ft. long aerial adventure course, laced with a hidden journey. This exciting project was designed and built through a collaboration between The Children’s Museum of Denver’s exhibits team, Bonsai Design, and artist Wes Sam-Bruce. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/1568751233233-SWECW18YTIQLXG3MLTEV/Menomonee+Valley+Pavilion_J_ALT+1.jpg projects - MENOMONEE VALLEY PARK PAVILION Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA: 2008 Conceived for the second bi-annual Marcus Prize, Berlin-based Barkow Liebinger Architects and Professor Kyle Talbott of the University of Wisconsin School of Architecture and Urban Planning led a group of students to design a small scale shelter on a brown field site in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Menomonee Valley Park Pavilion puts focus on site-specific design, exploring the overlapping moment between the area’s industrial and natural elements. The ecological reclamation project is the first in a series of pavilions that will be built in the public parkway. Kyle Talbott is a Design Principal with the Exhibits Team. This project demonstrates a high-tech process with a low-tech delivery, a hallmark of The Exhibits Team design approach. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/1534973839505-M8KES5PJPD8T2WZMMK5J/climber1.jpg projects - CHILDREN'S MUSEUM OF DENVER at MARSICO CAMPUS Denver, Colorado: 2015 The Children’s Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus opened an expanded 9.1 acre campus in November 2015. As part of the expansion, we added a 3.5 story climber where guests may ascend to a glass-capped peak; an arts studio complete with clay, kilns - and an artist in residence program; an energy exhibit where families think like engineers to find, collect and use different resources to power amazing things; a water exhibit that tests theories behind flow, buoyancy, density and displacement; a working teaching kitchen where families can try delicious foods and learn how to prepare them; and Joy Park, a 30,000 sq. ft. one of a kind outdoor park complete with ruins, canyons, a river and sand dunes to explore, designed in collaboration with Mundus Bishop Landscape Architects. All photos are credited to the Children's Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/1534970196285-SCE99K6U74HSU04UPQ38/5X5A0011.JPG projects - KIDS AWESOME CHILDREN'S MUSEUM Taipei, Taiwan: 2017 After a visit to the Children's Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus, soon-to-be museum owner Walter Yang hired The Exhibits Team to design and oversee fabrication of Taiwan’s first children’s museum. After multiple visits to the city of Taipei, the museum located in a former department store, began to take the shape of Earth, Forest and Sky-themed spaces. Exhibits include; a 2-story climbing structure modeled after their famous Taipei 101 building, a bubbles exhibit, a kinetics ball exhibit, a paper rocket launching area, an arts space, and an airship sculpture by Denver artist Nicole Banowetz. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/1624892439413-90DLNLFVQ0JXG4V3AT2G/RockyMountainPBS_IMGP1190.jpg projects https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/1632227985337-W1308LOM28APXCTWLN7H/JBLM+CM+21.08_008.jpg projects https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/1632228163822-MBTKKDXGN0BCFQ7VJCIC/image-asset.jpeg projects https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/1684348856041-ON6LC4BQF969XE4WWSB0/BROOKLYN_CLIMBER_SKYHOUSE_STUDIO_30.jpg projects https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/1710442659678-ZQGP77PVN28WC4QE9OYR/image-asset.jpeg projects http://www.exhibitsteam.org/team daily 0.75 2022-05-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/376e7247-eaf8-430c-9b4e-f7c0e3fff89b/Mike+Yankovich.jpg team - mike yankovich Overseeing both the Exhibits Team and The Children’s Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus, Mike applies his 20+ years in the museum field with great enthusiasm and expertise. Over his career, Mike has served in a number of capacities including Director of Education, Vice President of Guest Experience, and Chief Operating Officer. In each position he has been a significant catalyst for growth and innovation. His focus on developing high-quality, interactive exhibits and educational programs has helped position the Children’s Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus as the community’s leading informal learning institution for young children. In May 2011, Mike was selected as one of five Livingston Fellows, a prestigious Bonfils-Stanton Foundation effort to develop the skills of promising nonprofit leaders. In addition, Mike chairs the board of the Denver Preschool Program and has served as board president for the Association of Children’s Museums. Mike has also benefited from additional on-the-job experience as he and his wife, Jennifer, have enjoyed playing and learning with their daughter Holly. Mike's CV | email https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/b2e3ee38-cd7a-4276-ad62-9c0f2bb88155/Jonathan+Goldstein.jpg team - jonathan goldstein Jonathan is the Design Principal within the Exhibits Team, prior to which he served as Vice President of Exhibit Services at the Children's Museum of Denver. His specific skills and experience include comprehensive digital design capabilities balanced with a passion for hands-on, physical fabrication. As a former public school teacher and father of two, Jonathan continues to practice the enthusiastic patience necessary to help curious minds engage our wondrous world. Jonathan has a degree in history from Cornell University and a master’s in architecture from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Jonathan's CV | email https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/04e65963-3212-4656-9d23-67f7e66c3433/Kyle+Talbott.jpg team - kyle talbott Kyle is Senior Designer and Researcher with the Exhibits Team. He was consulting designer and geometer for the Altitude exhibit at the Children’s Museum of Denver Marsico Campus. Kyle has contributed to the design of numerous educational exhibits, curated art exhibits and installations, and in 2017 he led the design of one of the Midwest’s largest permanent exhibits of bonsai, located at the Bradley Foundation’s Lynden Sculpture Garden. His work with outdoor exhibits began in 2008 with the design of the Menomonee Valley Park Pavilion in collaboration with Berlin-based architect Barkow/Leibinger. Prior to his museum and installation work, Kyle led a research and development team at the international architecture firm NBBJ, where he explored the potential of emerging digital technologies and contributed to the design of arts and education buildings ranging from student centers to musical performance venues. Kyle's CV | email https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/4ba262fb-e12e-4e1e-b381-78d87c18683e/Kerri+Atter.jpg team - kerri atter Kerri serves as Special Projects Manager where her role includes coordinating with designers, architects, artists, municipal partners, museum leadership and board of directors. Kerri enjoys managing the design development phases, construction planning, construction, and post construction work. Prior to joining the Exhibits Team, Kerri spent 20 years working in the museum and cultural fields serving as curator, director, designer, and project manager. Her career includes: Director/Curator of the Molly Brown House Museum; freelance curator for Denver International Airport and Denver Arts and Venues, and Adjunct Professor of Museum Studies at the University of Denver. She holds a degree in classical archaeology from Syracuse University and a master's in museum studies from Harvard University. She is also the mother of 2 very active young children who think Mom has the coolest job in the world! Kerri's CV | email http://www.exhibitsteam.org/whatwedo daily 0.75 2021-10-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/577295f4d482e944ca5bf086/1612630209347-B1GRT1PRURNBAUSP3ZVX/ALTITUDE_CLIMBER_02.jpg about http://www.exhibitsteam.org/contact daily 0.75 2025-08-04