Trivium worked with the National Constitution Center for their newest gallery, America’s Founding. The gallery showcases how American colonists declared independence, fought a revolution, and how the creation of our self-government came to be.
Trivium helped bring this story to life through a series of immersive experiences. Upon entry, a large-scale projected installation welcomes visitors and sets the stage for the journey ahead. Inside the gallery, a unique interactive table invites guests to consider what they would have included in the Constitution if they had been a part of the drafting process. Visitors can also explore a large-scale interactive timeline of the Constitutional Convention and listen in on the debates that shaped the major articles of the Constitution. The experience concludes with another immersive projection: a modern-day object theater highlighting James Madison’s pivotal role in the creation of the Bill of Rights.
Additionally, a new exhibit in Signer’s Hall has been unveiled. This table allows visitors to dive into the details of the delegates’ lives and learn more about who they were and what they supported.
Photo credit: Jason E. Miczek for The National Constitution Center
Trivium collaborated closely with NCC, Luci, Hadley, Two Left Hands, Becker and Frondorf, and Elia Architecture on this project.