FLOWER PENTECOSTAL HERITAGE CENTER
About the project
Both faithful and uncommitted alike are made familiar with the Assemblies of God's good works through the 3,250 square feet of exhibits presented in the Flower Pentecostal Heritage Center. Among the Center's highlights are
large-scale, immersive multi-media environments depicting a 1950's era radio recording studio and living room, both with life cast figures, furnishings, and sequenced audio and lighting effects. Other environments and settings include a period classroom, a reproduction airplane fuselage, and brownstone storefront church facade. The Center's extensive collection of historic objects and images are imaginatively and richly displayed to enhance their meaning and to help visitors to understand their relevance. Information is layered so that visitors who are particularly interested can learn more. A music archive within the exhibits allows visitors to individually access the museum's rich historic music collection.
PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS
Sequenced light & sound period recording studio
Reproduced full-scale airplane fuselage section & activities
Storefront church façade
Visitor-accessible music archive
Period home and classroom settings with audio & lighting effects
CLIENT
Assemblies of God
PROJECT LOCATION
Springfield, Missouri
SERVICES PROVIDED
Planning
All phases of exhibition design
PROJECT PARTNERS
Fabrication & Project Management: Lynch Exhibits