History Museum Design

In Honor of Plywood

We take plywood for granted, but since the 1850’s it has literally shaped contemporary design. "Plywood, Material of the Modern World" at the V&A London, tells the little known story…

Diane Burk

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Embellishing with Lichtenberg Wood Burning for Natural Plant-like Formations

Also know as Lichtenberg Figures this process dates back quite a while. I think it would be a nice technique in a natural history museum, children's museum, or science museum…

Museum Trade

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TEST POST – Visitor Signage at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego

Here are a couple of pictures I took at the museum to help those with young visitors understand the museum's expectation and how they advertise the FREE for those under…

Brad Jenkins

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