Lord Cultural Resources, the world’s largest cultural professional practice, has announced that its US president, Joy Bailey-Bryant, will be moderating a plenary lunch panel at the Building Museums Symposium 2023, which takes place in Atlanta, Georgia, on 13 March.
A national symposium, Building Museums focuses on the process, promise, and pitfalls of planning and managing museum-building projects. During this year’s event, Bailey-Bryant will moderate a session entitled From Visitors to Activists, From a Museum to an Institution – How to Transform Visitors and Ourselves.
The expert speakers taking part in this panel are Jill Savitt, president of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights and her colleague, director Nicole Moore, alongside Tanja Zoellner of Atelier Brückner Exhibit Designers and Kenneth Luker of Perkins + Will Architects.
A knowledgeable speaker on museum construction projects
The session will discuss the expansion of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, which is a relatively new museum, as well as its expanding programmes, experiences, and mission.
Bailey-Bryant has contributed to numerous museum construction projects all throughout the world. She is a captivating speaker with a wealth of knowledge to impart to the audience. This discussion is intended for architects, museum leaders, planners, project managers, technical specialists, and all other professionals who organise or carry out projects for new museum building, renovation, preservation, or expansion.
Click here to register for the Building Museums Symposium 2023 and learn about the newest tactics and best practices for museum construction projects.
Recently, Lord Cultural Resources celebrated the opening of the Abrahamic Family House project. The firm provided its expertise during the design and construction of this new multi-faith campus in Abu Dhabi, UAE. Lord Cultural Resources also recently led a presentation at the Museums Association of the Caribbean Conference in Nassau, Bahamas. The event focused on the theme “The Power of Museums”.
