An award-winning museum exhibition
Natural Phenomena Exhibition - Science Storms
Science Storms is a natural phenomena showcase at the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago. The 26,000 square feet exhibition has more than 50 experiments, which introduces the science behind seven natural phenomena—lightning, fire, tornados, avalanches, tsunamis, sunlight, and atoms in motion.
< Client > Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago (26,000 square feet)
< Creative credits > Evidence Design (Exhibit design), Lexington, Focus Lighting, Cortina Productions, Chicago Scenic, Advanced Entertainment Technology, Production Resource Group, MagneMotion, MAD Systems, Norcon Construction, OSU, Underwriters Laboratory, Frank Weigand, Ned Kahn, Peter Sedgley, Paul Friedlander, James Patten, Dr. Robert Berenger, Dr. Heinrich Jeager, Dr. Sid Nagel
< Awards >
AAM 23rd Annual Excellence in Exhibition Award / 2011 SEGD Merit Award / 2011 AAM MUSE Awards, Gold Award for Interpretive Interactive Installation, and Gold Award for Interactive Kiosk / 2011 ASTC Leading Edge Award for Visitor Experience / 2010 THEA Outstanding / Achievement, Museum Exhibitions / 2011 IDEA Gold Award, Environments / Event Design Magazine 2010 Gold Medal, Best Museum Environment / AIGA Design Effectiveness Cross Media Award / Art Directors Club, Bronze Award for Environmental Design / HOW Magazine, Merit Award for Environmental Graphics / GE Edison Award of Excellence / The 20 Most Influential Exhibit Designs this Century by SEGD
< Image credits >
J.B. Spector/Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago
Evidence Design
