Located 100 miles north of Seattle and 70 miles south of Vancouver, BC, the Farming for Life Experience redefines farming in the 21st century, showcasing the rich history of agriculture, focusing on regional farming practices, including research, planting, growing, harvesting and distribution of food, enriched by the intergenerational stories of people who make farming their life
History is recorded and understood in many ways through a variety of people, places and things. This opening exhibit will revisit the Greenwich Historical Society’s unique collection of artifacts and documents to present the history of Greenwich through different frames of reference.
Within the lobby of the new Royal Caribbean Corporate Headquarters, Whirlwind Creative, in partnership with G&S Business Communications developed a range of concept designs to communicate the company’s heritage and “DNA.”
Using the medium of light, this dimensional historical timeline showcases the products of Lightolier.
Dramatically designed spaces incorporating media, electro-mechanical devices, programmable lighting effects and audio engage the visitor in this environmental history wing of the museum.
Hudson Yards is shown to the public for the first time at the Center for Architecture.
Design of comprehensive interpretive program for a 2700-acre estate in central New Jersey.
This extraordinary recycling facility is host to a fun-filled education center, lunch lab, and film theater designed and produced by Whirlwind Creative.
NEVER BEEN / NEVER LEFT is a project documenting 8 days of travel by van across the United States, and the discoveries made in those vast interstitial spaces along the interstate between cities.
For the 8th annual award of the BFI Challenge in 2014 and to promote support and entries in years to come, Whirlwind produced a short video spiriting the legacy of Buckminster Fuller’s comprehensive design approach.
Whirlwind created two series of interpretive waysides that showcase both the natural and cultural significance of Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
With over 15,000 square feet of exhibits, this national museum on women’s history and issues combines traditional and innovative techniques to interpret the changing roles of women in American history.