2013 Highlights at TSI!

by Taylor Studios in Inspiration & Client Success Stories, Professional & Industry Tips


2013 Highlights at TSI!

2013 Highlights at TSI!

December 31, 2013 by Taylor Studios

It’s that time of year when we tend to reflect and look forward. Here are some of the highlights of 2013 I thought might interest you.

Awesome Installations

I encourage you to put these on your to visit list.

This immersive children’s gallery is based on a children’s picture book. It takes visitors on a colorful adventure of life on the river through time. One scene is an enlarged larger than life version of the river environment where a frog is the size of a pony. We designed, built, and installed this project. Be sure to watch the video from this project.

Of course, this design is all about water. It teaches how a healthy watershed supports a healthy community. A centerpiece exhibit is a large dimensional topographical map of the West Creek watershed. It uses state-of the-art technology with overhead projection so the visitor can interact with the watershed.

Wow! The Northwest Region of PA, the PA Wilds Region, is a beautiful part of the country. The scenery and wildlife, including Elk is spectacular. Our exhibits focus on wildlife watching, human history in the valley and modern management of the park. Be sure to watch this video, too.

We fabricated and installed more awesome figures

We installed a very cool sculptural interpretive panel as the gateway to the trail.

We installed a model of Jupiter at the airport.

We installed two of the three galleries for this project. They tell the story of North Dakota history from the geologic past of 500 million years ago through the present day.

The Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge is world-renowned for its amazing opportunities to view and photograph wildlife. The design of these exhibits creates multiple levels of focus—from the grand scene to the unique details of the refuge. This was a design-build project.

Five other notable Taylor Studios’ happenings this year:

What did you accomplish in 2013?