Science Centers | Collection
Various Locations
Planet Play
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
Merritt Island | FL
PGAV provided full architectural design services for Planet Play, an immersive, space-themed experience that blends interactive learning with gross motor play. Coordinating a team of consultants, we brought the vision to life through cutting-edge gaming technology, stunning graphics, and engaging play elements. Designed for explorers of all ages, Planet Play makes scientific discovery enchanting and engaging.

Science North
Sudbury | ON
PGAV reimagined the arrival experience at Science North, transforming a once-disjointed entry into an engaging gateway. An interactive sculpture became the featured element of the arrival experience. Inspired by the region’s Indigenous heritage, mining history, and natural wonders, the design weaves science and storytelling, foreshadowing the discoveries waiting to be made inside.

Virginia Air and Space Science Center
Hampton | VA
PGAV Destinations led the development of a 25-year master plan for the Virginia Air and Space Center, shaping a vision that promotes innovation and financial sustainability. The plan introduces immersive ‘Experience Zones’ that connect visitors to NASA Langley’s research, along with a dynamic multimedia light and sound show that transforms the atrium daily, breathing power, motion, and life into the airplanes and capsules on display.


St. Louis Science Center
St. Louis | MO
PGAV developed a strategic master plan for the Saint Louis Science Center, positioning it as the hub for discovering science and innovation in the region. The plan highlights St. Louis’s leadership in aerospace, geospatial engineering, plant science, and business logistics, connecting visitors to the city’s thriving STEM industries. By showcasing local breakthroughs, the Science Center becomes the go-to destination for exploring the future of science in St. Louis.

Cincinnati Museum Center Neil Armstrong Space Exploration Gallery
Cincinnati | OH
PGAV developed the exhibit content, graphics, and digital interactives for the Neil Armstrong Space Exploration Gallery at the Cincinnati Museum Center, ensuring the proper archival display of artifacts, including his Apollo flight jacket, communications cap, and a moon rock sample he donated.
