Building Memories and Lasting Impressions
Our skilled team of creators, researchers, carpenters and builders work closely with your team to deliver designed just for exhibits that will exceed what you thought possible.
What We Do
Habitat Design + Fabrication
Custom Content
Custom Display Graphics + Signs
Custom Whole Exhibits
Custom Statues
Process
- DISCOVERY MEETING – Initial meeting to discuss content and concept. This informs:
- First concept drawings – colours, themes, branding, connecting elements.
- Content Brainstorming – DRAFT of initial ideas for content (high level) for client review and feedback.
- CONCEPT MEETING
- Second meeting to review drafts and solicit feedback.
- Finalize colours and branding elements
- From this meeting draft – near complete concept and room layout
- CONTENT DEVELOPMENT – continued process until final content approved.
- FINAL DRAFT DOCUMENTS – Floorplan, Content, Panel Design – for final approval
- CONSTRUCTION
- INSTALLATION
Production
Little Ray's houses a 5,000 sqft in house production shop staffed with skilled tradespeople. Our talented team take tremendous pride in the work they do and deliver products that are easy to install, maintain and update ensuring our exhibits are modular and stay relevant.
Partners in Production
Heeler Design
Bold, beautiful and inspired by the natural world, Jamie Lee Burke's designs fill and enrich a space creating an immersive experience of colour and wonder. Jamie is responsible for all of Little Ray's display graphics. We have been working side by side for over 5 years.
K6 Media
We are please to introduce our partners in production with K6 Media: Innovative branding solutions that deliver the right message in the most impactful way. K6 Media and Little Ray's have been working together for over a decade to produce the most vibrant and impactful printing to ensure our clients concept and messaging is brought to life.
Introducing The Phoebe Project
This brand-new initiative aims to enhance the experience of Museums, Zoos, Science Centers, and more to assist visually impaired guests in understanding the size and scale of animals they might otherwise find difficult to grasp.
Paul’s hope is to change what accessibility truly means. Dragons, our newest exhibition open at Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, features various sculptures that people can touch, interact with, climb, and more.
We’re thrilled to introduce this project to the world and we can’t wait to work with you and your team on creating more accessible features in your space.
“Little Ray’s Exhibitions was a complete pleasure to work with. From initial meeting, content creation and design, through to installation, every step was clear, efficient and fun!”
Sarah Gericke
Facilities Director, John Janzen Centre – Edmonton Valley Zoo
