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Blue Rhino Design Blue Rhino Design creates interactive exhibits that communicate through experience. Our exhibits are visceral, intelligent and, above all, unforgettable.

22/05/2025

We've just found a rare photo from the last time the Toronto Maple Leafs won the Stanley Cup 😂

Blue Rhino Design was selected in 2023 to develop the innovative Health Connections Gallery for SMUD Museum of Science a...
17/08/2024

Blue Rhino Design was selected in 2023 to develop the innovative Health Connections Gallery for SMUD Museum of Science and Curiosity (MOSAC) in Sacramento—designed to explore the intricate connections between individual health and broader societal influences, with a specific focus on Sacramento.

The gallery is dedicated to unveiling the complex relationships between mental wellness, physical activity, nutrition, and the pivotal role of our environment, particularly highlighting the social determinants of health and community health issues within Sacramento. Working with the MOSAC team and health and wellness experts, we developed 15 interactive exhibits designed to engage both children and adults, encouraging visitors to reflect on their habits, attitudes, and behaviors in ways that foster positive personal and community health outcomes. Exhibits and hands-on activities delve into themes such as the mind and body connection, the importance of healthy habits, and community health.

Project Partners:
Ravenswood Studio - Exhibit Fabrication
Trivium Interactive - Media Production
EDM Studio - Media Production

The gallery opened on June 7, 2024.

https://bluerhinodesign.com/Projects/album/health-connections

It may seem unbelievable, but it's indeed the case - Blue Rhino Design celebrates its 11th anniversary today. Reflecting...
13/02/2024

It may seem unbelievable, but it's indeed the case - Blue Rhino Design celebrates its 11th anniversary today. Reflecting on countless wonderful experiences along the way.

Over the past year, Blue Rhino Design worked with members the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineer...
24/03/2023

Over the past year, Blue Rhino Design worked with members the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RCEME) to create a digital version of the RCEME Book of Remembrance. This week we put on the finishing touch on the project at the RCEME Museum in Kingston.

Beginning in the early 1990s, active duty and retired members of RCEME traveled worldwide to the gravesites of RCEME soldiers who lost their lives in the service of Canada. At each of these visits, a photo was taken to commemorate the visiting soldier paying their respects. These photos were collected in a four-volume paper-based version Book of Remembrance. In 2016, a project was undertaken to digitize the Book of Remembrance. The kiosk that we just completed is the culmination of years of effort.

It was both a privilege and pleasure to work with the RCEME members on this project. Attached to this post are two photos from the opening ceremony in October 2022 and a photo taken this week where we've completed the project with a graphic panel behind the kiosk.

In May 2022, Blue Rhino Design embarked on one of our most ambitious and meaningful projects: the redesign of the "Canad...
04/03/2023

In May 2022, Blue Rhino Design embarked on one of our most ambitious and meaningful projects: the redesign of the "Canada and the Cold War" gallery at the Diefenbunker: Canada's Cold War Museum. We were also tasked with designing an entirely new gallery giving voice to the Inuit who were deeply impacted by the construction of the DEW Line. The Cold War gallery also explores how Inuit were used as pawns when they were forcibly relocated to inhospitable places where they were expected to act as "human flag poles" asserting Canada's sovereignty in the far north.

This exhibition was developed in collaboration with the Government of Nunavut who graciously allowed us to work with Deborah Kigjugalik Webster, their Curator of Heritage Collections. Deborah's expertise was essential to developing the Inuit stories that we told through exhibits. Our thanks to the fabricators from the Ontario Science Centre who skillfully realized our designs while working under extreme time pressure.

This past Thursday our collective efforts came to fruition with the official opening of the two new galleries.

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