University of British Columbia Transportation Testbed
At the University of British Columbia’s Vancouver campus, a new Transportation Testbed is uncovering critical connections between sustainable energy, transportation, and urban design. APA developed outdoor exhibits to make this research accessible to a wide range of visitors, from passersby to industry partners.
Burrowing Owl Estate Winery
The Burrowing Owl Estate Winery is renowned for both its commitment to crafting exceptional wines and standing as a beacon of environmentally conscious practices. APA collaborated with the winery to create a cohesive story for visitors to explore throughout the Estate that celebrates its wine-making process and sustainability practices.
Redmond Wetland Complex
The City of Redmond is investing in a new approach to wastewater treatment that is sustainable, environmentally-friendly, and also creates new habitats for wildlife and recreation areas for people. APA collaborated with the Redmond Wetland Complex team to develop exhibits that celebrate and educate visitors about this system and the environment it supports.
Mi’kmawey Debert Cultural Centre
Located on land where Mi’kmaw people have thrived for over 11,000 years, the Mi’kmawey Debert Cultural Centre (MDCC) will be a new Indigenous landmark in Canada. APA is working closely with MDCC to transform many years of planning and hard work into a living, breathing cultural hub.
Homarus Eco Centre
Homarus Eco-Centre is a lobster hatchery and research group that engages the public through tours and school programs. APA worked with Homarus to design exhibits that support its dynamic programming. Through immersive experiences—tactile, auditory and visual—the Centre caters to all learners, ensuring that visitors understand Maritime fishing and conservation efforts.
Xunaa Cultural Center
At the Xunaa Tlingit Cultural Heritage Center, visitors will step into immersive environments that display powerful objects from the ever-evolving Xunaa Tlingit culture. APA worked with the Hoonah Indian Association to develop exhibits that reflect a changing homeland and invite visitors to explore what it means to be Xunaa Tlingit today.
Archives of Falconry
The Archives of Falconry wanted to create a powerful visitor experience that evokes the strong tradition of falconry in Arabian culture. APA worked with partners in the USA and the UAE to identify strategies for creating a memorable, visually engaging exhibition that interprets the history and cultural significance of Arabian falconry for an American audience.
Evergreen at the Brick Works
The adaptive reuse of the Don Valley Pressed Brick Works site will serve as a model of economic, environmental and social sustainability by blending interpretation of the site’s preserved natural and industrial heritage with the “green” development of retail and cultural venues on site. In association with Evergreen, an organization committed to urban greening and […]
Sapperton Pump Station
The new Sapperton Pump Station protects the health of local waterways by moving raw sewage to a wastewater treatment plant. APA designed outdoor interpretation for this piece of infrastructure. Durable and engaging, the experiences help visitors connect their actions at home with the consequences at the site and downstream.
Oregon State University
In 2018, Oregon State University celebrates its 150th anniversary. APA collaborated with OSU staff, the Oregon Historical Society and exhibit fabricators to develop an object-rich exhibit that communicates the impact of OSU’s contributions and relevance, in Oregon and around the world.