The Turbine Hall at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is a magnificent space built in the 1920’s and originally served as a PGE Power Station. Though extremely popular with guests, this portion of the facility, now listed on the National Historic Registry, has become dated and its exhibits lack a clear focus or intuitive wayfinding strategy. We partnered with Dangermond Keane to re-imagine the Turbine Hall and design a new experience focused on design thinking and problem solving. ¶ The project includes creating a phased execution strategy to roll-out the remodel over the next 5 years.

The Turbine Hall at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is a magnificent space built in the 1920’s and originally served as a PGE Power Station. Though extremely popular with guests, this portion of the facility, now listed on the National Historic Registry, has become dated and its exhibits lack a clear focus or intuitive wayfinding strategy. We partnered with Dangermond Keane to re-imagine the Turbine Hall and design a new experience focused on design thinking and problem solving. ¶ The project includes creating a phased execution strategy to roll-out the remodel over the next 5 years.

The Turbine Hall at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is a magnificent space built in the 1920’s and originally served as a PGE Power Station. Though extremely popular with guests, this portion of the facility, now listed on the National Historic Registry, has become dated and its exhibits lack a clear focus or intuitive wayfinding strategy. We partnered with Dangermond Keane to re-imagine the Turbine Hall and design a new experience focused on design thinking and problem solving. ¶ The project includes creating a phased execution strategy to roll-out the remodel over the next 5 years.

The Turbine Hall at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is a magnificent space built in the 1920’s and originally served as a PGE Power Station. Though extremely popular with guests, this portion of the facility, now listed on the National Historic Registry, has become dated and its exhibits lack a clear focus or intuitive wayfinding strategy. We partnered with Dangermond Keane to re-imagine the Turbine Hall and design a new experience focused on design thinking and problem solving. ¶ The project includes creating a phased execution strategy to roll-out the remodel over the next 5 years.

The Turbine Hall at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is a magnificent space built in the 1920’s and originally served as a PGE Power Station. Though extremely popular with guests, this portion of the facility, now listed on the National Historic Registry, has become dated and its exhibits lack a clear focus or intuitive wayfinding strategy. We partnered with Dangermond Keane to re-imagine the Turbine Hall and design a new experience focused on design thinking and problem solving. ¶ The project includes creating a phased execution strategy to roll-out the remodel over the next 5 years.

The Turbine Hall at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is a magnificent space built in the 1920’s and originally served as a PGE Power Station. Though extremely popular with guests, this portion of the facility, now listed on the National Historic Registry, has become dated and its exhibits lack a clear focus or intuitive wayfinding strategy. We partnered with Dangermond Keane to re-imagine the Turbine Hall and design a new experience focused on design thinking and problem solving. ¶ The project includes creating a phased execution strategy to roll-out the remodel over the next 5 years.

The Turbine Hall at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is a magnificent space built in the 1920’s and originally served as a PGE Power Station. Though extremely popular with guests, this portion of the facility, now listed on the National Historic Registry, has become dated and its exhibits lack a clear focus or intuitive wayfinding strategy. We partnered with Dangermond Keane to re-imagine the Turbine Hall and design a new experience focused on design thinking and problem solving. ¶ The project includes creating a phased execution strategy to roll-out the remodel over the next 5 years.

The Turbine Hall at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is a magnificent space built in the 1920’s and originally served as a PGE Power Station. Though extremely popular with guests, this portion of the facility, now listed on the National Historic Registry, has become dated and its exhibits lack a clear focus or intuitive wayfinding strategy. We partnered with Dangermond Keane to re-imagine the Turbine Hall and design a new experience focused on design thinking and problem solving. ¶ The project includes creating a phased execution strategy to roll-out the remodel over the next 5 years.

The Turbine Hall at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is a magnificent space built in the 1920’s and originally served as a PGE Power Station. Though extremely popular with guests, this portion of the facility, now listed on the National Historic Registry, has become dated and its exhibits lack a clear focus or intuitive wayfinding strategy. We partnered with Dangermond Keane to re-imagine the Turbine Hall and design a new experience focused on design thinking and problem solving. ¶ The project includes creating a phased execution strategy to roll-out the remodel over the next 5 years.