EDX Seattle

07/16/2026

We're proud to share that our Principal, Michael Fiegenschuh, was recently featured on "What's Up, Interpreters?", the podcast from the National Association for Interpretation.
With nearly three decades of experience as an exhibit designer and architect, Michael talks storytelling, sustainable design, and what it takes to turn a project vision into a space people connect with.

Give it a listen: https://naiintepreters.podbean.com/e/interpretation-in-exhibit-design-michael-fiegenschuh-aia-lfa/

With nearly three decades of experience as an exhibit designer and architect, Michael Fiegenschuh, AIA, LFA, brings a unique perspective on the built environment to his role as a Principal at EDX. His deep affinity for interpretive centers, museums and parks is driven by a love of storytelling and u...

06/13/2023

In the 1820s, to support trade with Mexico, US surveyors expanded the traditional routes used by Native Americans to establish the Santa Fe Trail. In 1851 the US Government built Fort Union along the trail to help protect land acquired in 1848 through war with Mexico. For forty years, 1851-1891, Fort Union functioned as a hub of commerce, and an agent of profound political and cultural change throughout the Southwest.
The new exhibits at Fort Union provide diverse perspectives on this complex history telling the stories of American Indian Tribes for whom the region is part of their traditional homelands; local Hispano farmers, tradespeople, and millers who provided the fort with food and goods; and the soldiers, workers, women, and children who supported the functioning of the fort.
A replica freighter (covered wagon) of the fort era serves as a central feature of the exhibits which utilize a variety of media including, AV elements, 3D full-scale human figures, and a variety of tactile and interactive exhibit components.

06/09/2023

It is so rewarding for our design team to see a project become reality! Great Sand Dunes Visitor Center has brand new exhibits designed by us and is open to the public, be sure to make this a stop next time you are in Colorado.