Exhibits / Digital Experiences

Scott Family Tor Legacy Center

Ball High School, Galveston, Texas2026 · Completed

Rendering of the Legacy Center with illuminated timeline displays and a sculptural ceiling light. — Design visualization of the exhibit environment.

Rendering of the Tor Legacy Voices display with seating and oral-history media. — Tor Legacy Voices: a platform for first-person history.

An interview participant sharing photographs across a table with Michael Zepeda. — Oral-history production connects the exhibit to community voices.

Rendering of a historic architectural model surrounded by archival images and exhibits. — The original school model as the physical anchor of the collection.

Illuminated exhibit towers stand beneath circular lights at the Tor Legacy Center. — Installed Tor Legacy Center: the exhibition within the school commons.

The Tor Spotlight exhibit combines portraits, text, and integrated lighting. — Installed Tor Spotlight display.

A large screen fills the Tor Legacy Voices exhibit wall. — Installed Tor Legacy Voices media wall.

A living archive for Ball High School and Galveston. Historic artifacts, photographs, oral histories, and interactive media connect generations of community memory with today’s students.

My contribution

I led the overall design vision, exhibit planning, architectural integration, graphics, and digital experience. The team developed a visitor journey that moves between physical artifacts and the people who continue the school’s story.

How can a school’s history keep growing with its community?

History in the first person

Tor Legacy Voices brings alumni and community perspectives into the collection. Interviews add personal experience and emotion alongside institutional timelines and archival material.

An artifact at the center

The historic model of the original Ball High School anchors the exhibit. Its setting brings documents, photographs, objects, and digital media into one continuous view.

An archive that can grow

Digital collections and interviews can expand as new achievements and stories emerge. Students encounter an ongoing history in which they can become participants.

Collaboration & credits

Practice: PBK / Ether Design Lab.
Interview photography: Jeremy Hudges.

Image credits

Oral-history production connects the exhibit to community voices. — Photography: Jeremy Hudges.

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