Interior exhibit and corporate office space
Developed, designed and installed multiple interior spaces and museum exhibits for Wycliffe Bible Translators corporate headquarters in Orlando, FL.
Staff prayer room, intended to be solemn, restful and calm.
Take a prayer, leave a prayer station for staff prayer requests.
Staff prayer room included exhibit pieces telling history of corporate Day of Prayer.
Included impact stories of how prayer has been involved in their work.
Faux stained glass window cling featuring a Bible verse, 1 John 5:14-15.
Details of the faux stained glass window cling
Founder's Window, featuring a vignette scene from the organization's founder William Cameron Townsend. Including his favorite chair, hat and personal and professional papers.
Founder's Window featuring a vignette of George Cowan a prominent leader in the organizations history. Scene recreates a photo of George at his translation desk in Mexico.
Exhibit pieces from the History Hallway, featuring prominent members of organizational history, including the first female translation team, Florence Hansen and Eunice Pike.
Each exhibit features personal artifacts like this typewriter that belonged to Florence Hansen.
Each exhibit features personal artifacts like these books and documents.
Translation Way: The Art and Science of Bible Translation, a series of exhibits telling the history, impact, techniques and intricacies of Bible translation.
Made use of existing interior windows as exhibit pieces.
Journey to the Word: The Isnag Story is a full wall wrap exhibit telling the story of the Isnag Bible translation project in the Philippines.
Initial concept art for the Isnag exhibit.
The exhibit also features personal photos and artifacts from Isnag community members and translators.
Executive hospitality suite
Executive boardroom
Staff lounge seating
staff seating area
conference area seating
front lobby