For A La Vieille Russie, a 12' x 24' booth was designed and produced by 4274 for installation at the the Winter Antiques Show at the Park Avenue Armory in New York City. The project was completed in six weeks with a team from the mid-Hudson Valley. Click for more...

At the Philadelphia History Museum, 4274-designed components are being installed. These include a reception desk (photo at right) built from wood salvaged from Independence Hall during the recent renovation of the clocktower; and the Orientation Galley which features significant artifacts from over 300 years of Philadelphia's history. Click for more...

At the Parsonage, an historic home in Germantown, NY dating to 1767, 4274 has designed a small exhibit and exterior site signage. Click for more...

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Mechanical Wonders: The Sandoz Collection has opened at A La Vieille Russie at 59th and 5th in Manhattan. Designed by 4274 over the course of six months, the exhibition includes high-security cases for three Faberge eggs, as well as renovated cases for 60 other objects. Click for more...

As part of a large team headed by Audio, Video & Controls, 4274 completed site design and coordination for an 18-screen interactive video wall, installed in the windows of an empty retail space on 34th street between 7th and 8th avenues.

We are proud to announce the opening of the Lower East Side Jewish Conservancy - Kling & Niman Family Visitor Center. Click for more...

Belle Grove Historic Plantation, a National Trust for Historic Preservation site, retained 4274 to facillitate a design charette for a new welcome center and interpretive experience to be located in their 1918 bank barn. Click for more...

As part of a team headed by Li/Saltzman preservation architects, 4274 has completed a master plan for the interpretation of the 1821 Carter Barn and 19th-century agriculture at Oatlands Plantation, a National Trust for Historic Preservation site.

Keith Ragone Studios, 4274, and Ellen Snyder-Grenier have completed the preliminary design of 6,000 square-feet of exhibitions for the Philadelphia History Museum at the Atwater Kent. After a 2-year renovation, the museum is expected to reopen next year with expanded programs, new collection displays, mobile interactions, and interactive exhibitions.

For the Liberty Science Center, 4274 completed the final design of their new touch tunnel exhibit that was built by R.H. Guest. Touch Tunnel

Hula Pop is a flexible point-of-purchase structure designed and built by 4274 for the display of wheel-thrown ceramics characterized by asymmetry, but it can be used for other product types. Click for more.

"300 Years of Palatine History," opened summer 2010 in Germantown, NY. The exhibit is part of the town's tricentennial celebration. 4274 also designed and built a traveling companion for the exhibit which is pictured at right. Click for more.

The Knowledge Enrichment Centre in Doha, Qatar opened January 2010. The exhibition was designed by 4274 and built locally in less than three months.

We are pleased to announce that the USS Monitor Center's Ironclad Revolution exhibition at the Mariners' Museum is the recipient of the American Association of Museums' 20th Annual Excellence in Exhibition Competition Award.