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Children’s Discovery Museum:
A museum fit for Las Vegas and made for kids.

With Jill Randerson of JREMco and Jessica Luke of JLuke Consulting, FRAME assisted the Discovery Children’s Museum as they evaluated and assessed the museum's exhibits, surveyed visitors, and reviewed attendance patterns to find areas of improvement and growth.

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LAS VEGAS, NV

Each gallery, including the ever-popular (but operationally problematic) Summit Climber, was reviewed in detail for visitor engagement, maintenance load, capacity for increased visitation, and innovative delivery of the museum’s messages. Recommendations were developed for the exhibit galleries based on the review rankings; now, several exhibits are currently being redesigned, removed, refreshed, or reconfigured. Subsequent work with Turner Exhibits has set the stage for a gorgeous new climber, taking visitors from the desert to the stars!

Renderings by Karoo Design Visualization, with FRAME.

  • Size: 58,000 SF Museum; 3-story, 12-level climbing structure

    Completion: Planning 2021; Climber Design 2023-25

  • Planning Team: FRAME, with Jill Randerson of JREM, Jessica Luke of JLuke Consulting

    Exhibit and Graphic Design: FRAME, with CraigSundine Design

    Climber Fabrication: Turner Exhibits

    Conceptual climber renderings by Karoo DesignViz, in collaboration with Jill Randerson and Alissa Rupp.

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