Corporate History Visitor’s Centre
Note – our client for this project prefers to remain unnamed however we have been granted permission to promote the project anonymously.
A collaboration with Origin Studios and Kubik Maltbie, GMLD provided lighting design for a private exhibit space for our client, a family-owned company with a long history of innovation. The corporate history center is intended to celebrate the client’s culture and their importance in the Canadian technology landscape. The visitor’s centre a offers corporate guests the ability to delve into the corporate archive and explore the contributions to their industry.
Gabriel Mackinnon offered complete exhibit lighting design services for the project, illuminating a variety of museum and gallery elements. Graphic walls, three dimensional artifacts, interactive touch walls, an immersive theatre, touch screens, seating areas, and display cases round out this full featured exhibit. Lighting is used to help guide visitors through the exhibit, highlighting key information and creating texture and contrast.
The lighting design features a family of sleek linear light fixtures, incorporating track heads and quiet cellular lighting elements. Linear lighting assemblies are arranged in a radial array, with dynamic angles assisting in wayfinding and bringing a bold and vibrant atmosphere to the 3200 square foot exhibit space. Lighting is also incorporated into a family of playful drums, creating an inviting seating area to anchor the exhibit space.
The Gabriel Mackinnon team brings decades of wisdom and expertise for creating gallery and museum lighting with soul. Our museum and gallery lighting experts have illuminated Canada’s leading cultural institutions and would love to bring their experience to your exhibit or gallery space – please get in touch to discuss your project!
Project Details
PROJECT TITLE: Corporate History Visitor’s Centre
PROJECT TEAM: Origin Studios and Kubik Maltbie,
PHOTOGRAPHY: Origin Studios
COMPLETION DATE: 2021
AREA: 3200 sf
LOCATION: Calgary, Alberta
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