Exhibit Sculpture & Fabrication

We transformed a 1907 state fish hatchery on South Bass Island into a 10,000 sq ft aquatic education center. We designed and fabricated the full exhibit environment: Lake Erie ecology displays, a historic hatchery diorama, interactive species stations, and a live fish viewing tank. Put-in-Bay is one of three visitor centers we've designed and built for Ohio DNR.

$6.2M Project

Hands-on learning stations throughout the ProMedica Museum of Natural History at the Toledo Zoo. Visitors identify venomous snakes, explore an arthropod room, and press their hands against a glacier wall that's actually cold to the touch. The interactives are part of a three-year renovation where we also sculpted and painted nine large-scale dioramas depicting 13,000 years of northwest Ohio ecology.

$27M Museum Renovation

An 18-foot great white shark sculpture anchors the renovated aquarium entrance. Visitors operate an animated shark-bite mechanism to learn biomechanics, and a Pacific octopus sits at the touch tank. We also built the Adventure Trail outside the aquarium: sculptural penguins, crabs, and aquatic creatures at child scale lining the walkway.

$25M Aquarium Renovation