Juneteenth Museum for Local Projects
American Museum of Natural History: Gems and Mineral Halls
Nordic Museum
National Air and Space Museum
Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi
National Museum of African American History and Culture
Then and Now Interactive
World Museum Vienna, Austria
Visible Collections
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Presidential Museum
Ohio Veterans Memorial Museum
American Museum of Natural History: Insectarium
Naturalis Museum
American Museum of Natural History: Gems and Minerals Hall
Interior
Prehistory Gallery
Environment Gallery
American Museum of Natural History: Insectarium
American Museum of Natural History: Gems and Minerals Hall
Exhibit room with vintage travel posters, ship model, and visitors interacting.
Vietnam Veterans Memorial Museum
American Museum of Natural History Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation
Canadian Museum of Human Rights
Abdullah Gul Presidential Museum
American Museum of Natural History Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation: Vivarium
A museum exhibit with ancient stone artifacts displayed on metal racks. A holographic projection of a woman is visible, with text saying "My name is Fortunata. I was bought for 600 denarii by another slave." People of various ages are viewing the display, and a circular projection screen shows silhouettes of people.
American Museum of Natural History Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation: Insectarium
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Regional Museums
Shanghai Planetarium
National Air and Space Museum
People observing a decorative model of a historic building in a dimly lit room with ornate walls and a large red curtain.
Interior of modern exhibition space with visitors, large portraits on walls, and interactive displays. Quotation by David Ben Gurion on the wall.
Underwater-themed exhibit with people exploring, featuring marine life projections on blue rock walls, a shark model, and a small robotic vehicle.
Chemical Heritage Foundation
Memorial display with five white vertical panels featuring military honors and periods such as World War II and the Vietnam War. Each panel has a helmet and boots sculpture. People are observing the memorial, with one person kneeling to place flowers.
The Thaddeus Stevens & Lydia Hamilton Smith Center for History and Democracy
American Museum of Natural History Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation: Insectarium
Interior of a museum exhibition with historical maps and globes, various artifacts, and visitors exploring the space.
Aerial view of a cityscape featuring modern high-rise buildings with unique architecture, including a tower with tiered layers and green spaces. The scene includes a mix of older and newer structures under a sunny, hazy sky.
WHAT WE DO
George Robertson has been creating exhibition renderings and creative visualizations for museums and architectural interiors for over two decades.
Working closely with project directors and managers, graphic and 3D designers, content coordinators and media developers, he encourages a collaborative environment that energizes and enhances the processing of design ideas through imagery and empowers design professionals to express their story.
HOW WE DO IT
Concept Design > Design Development > Final Design
We work with you through all phases of development. From a napkin sketch, to a developed plan, and on to final ideation.
We absorb your ideas, your plans, and your sketches and help mold them into your vision. Our development process is highly collaborative, iterative, adaptive, and real-time.
From Concept to Reality – We help to bring your story to life.