Hi Danielle,
To make this project less cumbersome for you I would contact a firm that can handle as much of this work as possible. Ideally, you would send out a request for proposal to a number of companies and let them know that you will need design, fabrication, and interpretation, and then include your budget for the project. Photos of the space are also helpful. Companies can then respond with a proposal for how they might approach the project, and if you are lucky you will have a number of proposals to choose from. Doing this all in one place will make this much easier to manage.
Linda Jacobson
North Carolina Collection Gallery
Wilson Special Collections Library
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Wilson Library, Campus Box 3930
Chapel Hill, NC 27599
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Subject: [MUSEUM-L] Exhibit renovation
Hello again!
I'm beginning the planning phase of my museum renovation. The first phase is construction. The second phase is interpretation. I come from museums and zoos with budgets and workshops and exhibit staff. I'm wondering if it would be more beneficial for a professional exhibit company to handle this, given that I'm the only employee? Or should I farm out the pieces of work through company's individually? Thoughts?
Danielle Feist
KS Oil and Gas Museum
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