Permanent exhibition, 2024
Scenography for the permanent exhibition FireNooks at the Maude Abbott Medical Museum, transforming old fire hose stations into display cases for an atypical museum journey across four floors.
This project to recycle old fire hose stations has created an unusual exhibition route through the 4 floors of the Strathcona building. The exhibition presents pieces from the museum’s collection, staged according to illustrations from anatomy textbooks.
DBD transformed these architectural elements, which had become obsolete, into display cases and meticulously adapted the installation of the artifacts in concert with Dr. Fraser, himself an artist at heart!
Diane Bernier
With a Bachelor's degree in design and a certificate in management, has been working as a designer and museographer since 1989. She has specialized in the design and realization of exhibition projects for a diverse museum and business clientele, and has completed over one hundred exhibition projects to date. Acting as a scenographic designer and project manager, she is involved in all stages of the design process, from the conceptual development of layouts and interactive and multimedia installations, to planning, execution design and spatial implementation.
Diane Bernier provides her clients with her creativity, experience and the complementary expertise of a team of seasoned collaborators, capable of achieving project objectives. Whether for lighting and multimedia design, editorial and graphic development, material production of exhibition elements, DBD collaborates with qualified specialists, passionate and dedicated to the quality of your project.
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