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GSM Studios Designs and Oversees the Production of Exploria: A Large-Scale Immersive Experience that Changes How We See Inaccessible Nature
GSM Studios

Bitdeer AI Extreme Frontiers: A series of conceptual immersive installations challenges visitors to experience hostile environments including deserts, polar regions, high-altitude ecosystems and urban habitats. Mixed-media simulators combine temperature and wind effects (infinity rooms) to create highly sensory encounters.

Photo credit:
Mandai Wildlife Group

GSM Studios Designs and Oversees the Production of Exploria: A Large-Scale Immersive Experience that Changes How We See Inaccessible Nature
GSM Studios

Bitdeer AI Extreme Frontiers: A series of conceptual immersive installations challenges visitors to experience hostile environments including deserts, polar regions, high-altitude ecosystems and urban habitats. Mixed-media simulators combine temperature and wind effects (infinity rooms) to create highly sensory encounters.

Photo credit:
Mandai Wildlife Group

GSM Studios Designs and Oversees the Production of Exploria: A Large-Scale Immersive Experience that Changes How We See Inaccessible Nature
GSM Studios

To spark that curiosity and encourage visitors to discover all 250 species featured, Exploria uses a centralized gamification ecosystem powered by RFID technology that serves as the backbone of the experience’s interactive storytelling.

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Mandai Wildlife Group

GSM Studios Designs and Oversees the Production of Exploria: A Large-Scale Immersive Experience that Changes How We See Inaccessible Nature
GSM Studios

Exploria is one of Southeast Asia’s largest nature-themed multimedia attractions at 10,000 m2

Photo credit:
Mandai Wildlife Group

UQAM’s Centre de design Presents "ECAL A Typographic Atlas"
Centre de design de l'UQAM

ECAL A Typographic Atlas at UQAM's Centre de design, from September 10 to October 4, 2026.

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Graphic design : ECAL

UQAM’s Centre de design Presents "ECAL A Typographic Atlas"
Centre de design de l'UQAM

ECAL A Typographic Atlas touring exhibition

Photo credit:
Marvin Merkel

UQAM’s Centre de design Presents "ECAL A Typographic Atlas"
Centre de design de l'UQAM

Promotional banner for the ECAL A Typographic Atlas touring exhibition at the UQAM Centre de design, from September 10 to October 4, 2026.

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Design graphique : ECAL

UQAM’s Centre de design Presents "ECAL A Typographic Atlas"
Centre de design de l'UQAM

ECAL A Typographic Atlas touring exhibition

Photo credit:
Marvin Merkel

UQAM’s Centre de design Presents "ECAL A Typographic Atlas"
Centre de design de l'UQAM

ECAL A Typographic Atlas touring exhibition

Photo credit:
Marvin Merkel

UQAM’s Centre de design Presents "ECAL A Typographic Atlas"
Centre de design de l'UQAM

ECAL A Typographic Atlas touring exhibition

Photo credit:
Marvin Merkel

UQAM’s Centre de design Presents "ECAL A Typographic Atlas"
Centre de design de l'UQAM

ECAL A Typographic Atlas touring exhibition

Photo credit:
Marvin Merkel

UQAM’s Centre de design Presents "ECAL A Typographic Atlas"
Centre de design de l'UQAM

Louise Paradis, professor in the Graphic Design and Visual Experiences program at the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM)

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Louise Paradis

UQAM’s Centre de design Presents "ECAL A Typographic Atlas"
Centre de design de l'UQAM

Alphabet of Quebec typefaces.Excerpt from the publication "15 ans de création typographique québécoise", École de design de l’UQAM, 2026, p. 14.

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Louise Paradis and the Collectif 1440, École de design de l'UQAM

UQAM’s Centre de design Presents "ECAL A Typographic Atlas"
Centre de design de l'UQAM

Typefaces featured in the exhibition at the UQAM Centre de design in Montréal, drawn from the local selection made by Louise Paradis and Collectif 1440, based on an inventory of 600 Quebec typefaces.

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Louise Paradis and the Collectif 1440, École de design de l'UQAM

UQAM’s Centre de design Presents "ECAL A Typographic Atlas"
Centre de design de l'UQAM

Typefaces featured in the exhibition at the UQAM Centre de design in Montréal, drawn from the local selection made by Louise Paradis and Collectif 1440, based on an inventory of 600 Quebec typefaces.

Photo credit:
Louise Paradis and the Collectif 1440, École de design de l'UQAM

UQAM’s Centre de design Presents "ECAL A Typographic Atlas"
Centre de design de l'UQAM

Typefaces featured in the exhibition at the UQAM Centre de design in Montréal, drawn from the local selection made by Louise Paradis and Collectif 1440, based on an inventory of 600 Quebec typefaces.

Photo credit:
Louise Paradis and the Collectif 1440, École de design de l'UQAM

UQAM’s Centre de design Presents "ECAL A Typographic Atlas"
Centre de design de l'UQAM

Poster for the exhibition ECAL A Typographic Atlas at UQAM's Centre de design, from September 10 to October 4, 2026.

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Graphic design : ECAL

UQAM’s Centre de design Presents "ECAL A Typographic Atlas"
Centre de design de l'UQAM

ECAL A Typographic Atlas at UQAM's Centre de design, from September 10 to October 4, 2026.

Photo credit:
Graphic design : ECAL

StudioHAU Completes Extensive Renovation and Redesign of the Berkshire Museum’s First Floor Galleries, Aquarium and Public Spaces
StudioHAU

The Paleontology & Geology Gallery showcases a collection of minerals, fossils, dinosaur bones and taxidermy .

Photo credit:
Sam Cornwall

StudioHAU Completes Extensive Renovation and Redesign of the Berkshire Museum’s First Floor Galleries, Aquarium and Public Spaces
StudioHAU

Gallery 5 (Exploring The World in Miniature: The Jonas Studios Dioramas) showcases the collection of fourteen historic miniature wildlife dioramas, commissioned by the museum between 1946 and 1970. These lifelike scenes are enhanced with LED lighting and a domed fiber optic star-lit ceiling located in the center of the gallery.

Photo credit:
Sam Cornwall