American Museum of Natural History: Impact, The End of Dinosaurs

Exhibition Drafting, Spatial Design and Model Making, 2025

Collaborators: Cine Ostrow, Michael Meister, Siera Lang, Kashi Nanavati
Location: American Museum of Natural History, NYC

Skills: Exhibition Design, Research, Programming, Drafting, Media

Client:

AMNH’s Impact Exhibit combines science, scale, and immersive design to share how dinosaurs went extinct. Through models, media, and spatial storytelling, visitors experience the astroid’s impact and following effects. The exhibit then contextualizes this extinction with a call to action for climate change, as humans are facing an extiction of our own.

For this exhibition I worked with a team of researchers, architects, digital media designers, and graphic designers, among other departments. I supported concept exploration and research. I built physical and digital models to test forms, scale, and visitor flow. I gathered scientific references and visual precedents to inform design direction. I assisted with layout studies and early spatial diagrams. My work helped translate research into tangible design ideas and supported the exhibit process across the team.

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