Kanalaritja exhibition
Exhibition of shell necklaces made by Tasmanian aboriginal women. Starting in Hobart and then travelling Australia wide for the next 2 years.
Kanalaritja exhibition
Exhibition of shell necklaces made by Tasmanian aboriginal women. Starting in Hobart and then travelling Australia wide for the next 2 years.
Hydro Tasmania travelling exhibition
Container based internal displays and interpretation combined with exterior freestanding walkthrough hubs.
Hydro Tasmania travelling exhibition
Container based internal displays and interpretation combined with exterior freestanding walkthrough hubs.
Hydro Tasmania travelling exhibition
Container based internal displays and interpretation combined with exterior freestanding walkthrough hubs.
Cascade Female Factory
A variety of interpretative elements in concrete and corten steel. Using a combination of corten, text and metal photo prints.
Cascade Female Factory
A variety of interpretative elements in concrete and corten steel. Using a combination of corten, text and metal photo prints.
Cascade Female Factory
A variety of interpretative elements in concrete and corten steel. Using a combination of corten, text and metal photo prints.
Central Gallery Exhibition, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery
The Central Gallery Exhibition is an 8m high structure featuring the original staircases from the central gallery. It has three internal showcases that can be seen by walking through the inside the structure. A fourth showcase is viewed from the outside.
Pulp Paper trail, Burnie Foreshore, Tasmania
An interpretative walk featuring glass reinforced concrete (GRC) objects at five different sites along the foreshore. Interpretative panels featuring stores and the history of the mill are fixed to the GRC.
Pulp Paper trail, Burnie Foreshore, Tasmania
An interpretative walk featuring glass reinforced concrete (GRC) objects at five different sites along the foreshore. Interpretative panels featuring stores and the history of the mill are fixed to the GRC.
Pulp Paper trail, Burnie Foreshore, Tasmania
An interpretative walk featuring glass reinforced concrete (GRC) objects at five different sites along the foreshore. Interpretative panels featuring stores and the history of the mill are fixed to the GRC.
MONA Museum of Old and New Art, Hobart
Red Arrow has been working at MONA for over 2 years constructing display plinths, art panels systems, interior and exterior signage and many more items to numerous to mention.
MONA Museum of Old and New Art, Hobart
Steel plinths with traditional gunmetal finish.
C wing Separate Prison, Port Arthur
Illuminated convict portrait wall.
C wing Separate Prison, Port Arthur
Touch screens with coreten cabinets.
C wing Separate Prison, Port Arthur
Illuminated Interpretation panels using LED lightboxes and Digiglass printed panels.
Royal Park Art Gallery Launceston, Blue and White gallery
Cantilevered frameless hinged glass showcases.
Tayenebe exhibition
Tayenebe is an exhibition of Tasmanian Women’s fibre work, currently touring Australia.
Tayenebe exhibition
The curved cabinets were designed using “Design for Sustainability” principles and pack flat for travelling.
National Forest Learning Centre
National Forest Learning Centre, the hole in the wall library.
Study bench
Themed study bench with cardbord information tablets.
“Money & Medals” Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery
The Numismatics exhibition was opened in 2007. It features a small component of TMAGs huge numismatics collection dislayed in an innovative case system that allows the visitor to get with in millimetres of the objects.
“Money & Medals” Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery
“The Pig” a symbol of the early days of barter.
“Money & Medals” Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery
The numismatics exhibition features an invisible sophisticated electronic locking system.
A family of interpretive signage, Uluru Kata-Tjuta National Park NT
A track maker with a way finding oval map of Uluru. Fixed above the map is a custom designed solar powered LED light, controlled by a micro processor, that turns the light on automatically at dusk for two hours only and then two hours prior to sunrise.
A family of interpretive signage, Uluru Kata-Tjuta National Park NT
A “story board” at Kuniya Gorge Uluru, displays the original Tjukurpa surrounding Uluru. The Tjukurpa is also interperated in word and song via a solar powered audio unit with motion detector triggers.
A family of interpretive signage, Uluru Kata-Tjuta National Park NT
An interpretation marker designed to mark points of interest along a self guided tour.
A family of interpretive signage, Uluru Kata-Tjuta National Park NT
Recently completed interpretation panels at the new sunrise viewing area Uluru Kata-Tjuta National park.
A family of interpretive signage, Uluru Kata-Tjuta National Park NT
Recently completed interpretation panels at the new sunrise viewing area Uluru Kata-Tjuta National park.
A family of interpretive signage, Uluru Kata-Tjuta National Park NT
Recently completed interpretation panels at the new sunrise viewing area Uluru Kata-Tjuta National park.
Interpretative signage, Convict coal mines, Tasman Peninsula Tasmania
Laser etched stainless steel panels fixed to rammed earth walls at the outside Adit.
Interpretative signage, Convict coal mines, Tasman Peninsula Tasmania
Laser etched stainless steel directional signage.
“Islands to Ice”, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery
Interpretative panels and object displays.
“Islands to Ice”, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery
Interpretative panels with various audio visual and graphic displays.
Port Arthur Museum, Tasmania
Object display cases.
Port Arthur Museum, Tasmania
Entrance wall.
Convict Studies Centre, Port Arthur
The convict studies centre allows visitors to search the port Arthur data base of convict inmates.
Freycinet Adventures Accommodation Tents
Designed as minimal impact, demountable 5 star accommodation units. Includes an ensuite with a composting toilet, shower and solar lighting.
Interpretation panels and directional signage and seating, Burnie City Council Tasmania
Custom cast concrete tablets with digitally printed text and images.
Interpretation panels and directional signage and seating, Burnie City Council Tasmania
Custom cast concrete tablets with digitally printed text and images.
Interpretation Signage Beaconsfield “Walk of Gold” Tasmania
A self guided trail with accompanying brochure through the streets of Beaconsfield.
Interpretation signage, Leven Canyon, Tasmania
Precast concrete supports with digital printing on aluminium.
Interpretation signage, Leven Canyon, Tasmania
Precast concrete supports with digital printing on aluminium.
Dockyards Precinct Port Arthur Historic site
Entrance to dockyards featuring an original Frazacarly Huon Pine dinghy, with Corten and stainless steel interperative panels.
Welcome
Red arrow specialises in all aspects of interpretation projects. We project manage from inception through to the final install.
Since inception in 2000 we have been involved in a wide variety of projects both interior and exterior including:
- Visitor centres
- Museum exhibitions
- Custom designed site specific exterior signage
- Remote solar audio and lighting
- Custom Designed Collapsible displays
- Prototyping
