Canadian Museum of Human Rights: Museum Donor Recognition Case Study

This museum donor recognition program offered more challenges than any other project we’ve encountered. The building architecture is iconic, the interior design materials are unusual and vary throughout the building and we had to maintain a high level of sensitivity to the exhibit contents.

Our responsibility on this project was design, planning, and coordinating the work of a local fabricator.

Each project starts with a Concept Design Drawing of the donor walls and plaques at no cost. Along with design drawings, we’ll include material samples, provide costs and include a definitive plan for updating and adding new names. We will also provide a detailed schedule and a step-by-step process. All of our donor recognition programs are highly customized, designed to fit your specific requirements and tailored to work within your environment.

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