Awards and Honours
Crain’s New York Business has named Joy Bailey-Bryant, Lord president and managing partner, as one of this year’s Notable Black Leaders.
Joy’s award acknowledges her extraordinary contributions to cultural planning, including her work on such projects as the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture and The Schomberg Center for Research in Black Culture.
Read MoreParry Sound, Ontario, Canada
- CASH (Canadian Association for Sport Heritage) Award of Excellence, 2022-2023
- ISHY (International Sports Heritage Association) 2024 Award for New Exhibit.
Winnipeg, Canada
- Canadian Society of Landscape Architects Award of Excellence, 2024
Established in 1904, Assiniboine Park is one of the largest urban parks in Canada and one of Winnipeg’s most loved attractions with millions of visitors each year.
Read MoreGravenhurst, Ontario, Canada
- Canadian Museums Association Award for Outstanding Achievement in Exhibitions, 2024
- Tourism Industry Association of Ontario, Indigenous Tourism Award Finalist, 2024
Misko-Aki: Confluence of Cultures was created by a collaborative team that included Indigenous elders, scholars, linguists, artists, and graphic designers. In 2020, Lord Cultural Resources was invited by Tim Johnson to join a team to develop the exhibit, with extensive consultation and collaboration with the seven Indigenous Nations connected to the Muskoka region.
Read MoreIn October 2022, Blooloop released it’s annual 50 Museum Influencer List, highlighting 50 key individuals whose innovation and creativity have been integral to developing today’s museums. Joy Bailey-Bryant, President of our US office, has been voted as one of the top Power of 10 in this list.
Read MoreThe blooloop 50 Museum Influencer list 2020 was revealed today at the blooloop V-Expo.The inaugural Blooloop Museum Influencer List 2020 celebrates innovation, excellence and creativity in museums and science centers worldwide. Gail Lord was voted as part of this list.
Read MoreReykjavík, Iceland
- Association of Registered Graphic Designers (RGD) So(cial) Good Design Award, Education Category, 2020
- How International Design Merit Award, Interactive Exhibit, 2019
In 2016, Lord Cultural Resources was invited to be a part of an international team tasked with re-imagining the iconic Perlan in Reykjavik, Iceland. The exhibition is a spectacular, immersive experience that explores the geological forces that make the country a wonder of the world.
Read MorePEI, Canada
- SEGD Global Design Merit Award, 2020
- Interpretation Canada Bronze Award of Excellence, 2019
Lord Cultural Resouces was commissioned, along with Origin Studios and Kubik, to produce the Interpretation and Exhibition Design Concept and execute the Content Development for the entire exhibit area, including the outdoor trail experience through Lover’s Lane that interprets literary, cultural and local history.
Read MoreNew York, NY, USA
- Society for Experiential Graphic Design (SEGD) Merit Award, 2020
The American Kennel Club (AKC) is a storied institution with well over a century of history related to the breeding, registry and sport of purebred dogs. Over the course of its long history, the AKC has built one of the world’s largest collections of fine art and artifacts relating to dogs.
Read MoreMontreal, Canada
- How International Design Merit Award, 2019
- Canadian Association of Science Centres Award, Best Exhibit or Show – Large Institution, 2018
- GLAMi Award, Exhibition Media or Experience (Finalist, In-Gallery Interactive), 2018
- SEGD Global Design Award (Finalist, Exhibitions), 2018
- Summit Emerging Media Visionary Award, 2017
Planet MTLis an innovative, educational exhibition designed to immerse visitors in learning about Urban Ecosystems. The exhibition challenges visitors to consider what they love about their city in the context of what makes their city livable, lovable and sustainable, despite modern issues such as pollution and climate change. Lord Cultural Resources was responsible for the turn-key exhibition design.
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