Bezos Center for Innovation at the Museum of History & Industry
Olson KundigAlan Maskin of Olson Kundig led the design of the Bezos Center for Innovation at the Museum of History & Industry which opened late in 2013. In this short presentation Maskin discusses the principle design concepts for the project.
The Bezos Center for Innovation is a groundbreaking exhibition dedicated to the theme of innovation, featuring multimedia, interactive and hands-on experiences as well as artifacts, images and oral histories that explore Seattle’s culture of innovation. Located within The Museum of History & Industry (MOHAI), the mission behind the Bezos Center is to educate visitors about Seattle’s creative history and ignite the innovator within. The 5,000 square foot exhibit is layered with rich narratives whose interactive nature facilitates discovery and enables visitors to become fully immersed in the creative process. The exhibition begins with the question, “What is innovation?”
Play More
Inside a Modern Home With a Detachable Office on Wheels | Unique Spaces
The Fortress On Carbon Beach | Modern Malibu Mansion
An Architects Own Home Designed as a Tree House That Disappears Into the Landscape
Inside a Secret Garden House That Disappears Into Its Surrounding Nature
The Cortland
Bob Dylan Center
Olson Kundig places detachable studio on rail tracks in Washington State
Inside An Inventors Dream House with An Experimental Living Space
Shape of Water | Center for Wooden Boats
ICE CUBE | Seattle Design Festival – Teaser
A 28,000lb Door You can Lift with One Arm
The Burke Museum