Design Dimension Inc.

Design Dimension Inc. is your resource for high quality exhibit design, trade show design and management, prototyping, graphic design and production, and custom fabrication in Raleigh, North Carolina, and beyond.

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Recent Projects

Harris Nuclear Power Plant Visitor Center — Phase 1 and 2

project type: fabrication , graphics , museums , prototypes

DDI was asked to re-envision a new program of exhibits for the center that would feature Progress Energy’s new renewable energy programs, a history of the company, and more interactive displays including a security exhibit, a scale model cooling tower and a display about electrical transmission.

Airborne & Special Operations Museum

project type: fabrication , graphics , museums

Design Dimension is proud to have been a part of this exhibit honoring the hard work and sacrifices made by the women and men in our armed forces.

Museum of Life and Science — Investigate Health

project type: fabrication , graphics , museums , prototypes

A collaboration with Jeff Kennedy Associates, Design Dimension and The Museum of Life and Science, Investigate Health is an interactive exhibit that teaches kids several important lessons about how everyday activities can have an impact on their overall well-being.

Marbles Kids Museum - Around Town Exhibit

project type: museums

Marbles Kids Museum in downtown Raleigh opened their doors on September 29, 2007 to over 10,000 visitors.

Roanoke Canal Trail and Museum

project type: fabrication , graphics , museums

Located along the Roanoke River, Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina was once bustling with the transportation of goods from east to west along this crucial water route and on the canal that circumvented the rapids there. Now a nature trail and museum, the site tells the story of how the uses of the canal, the town and surrounding areas have evolved over the years.

Granville County Museum

project type: fabrication , graphics , museums , prototypes

Once known as the “Athens of the South” Granville County is known for its educational and cultural history, as well as its position as one of the leading counties in the state for tobacco farming and research.

"Down Home" Gala Opening

It was an exciting Sunday evening at the opening gala for “Down Home: Jewish Life in North Carolina.” The night began with a presentation by NPR’s Susan Stamberg, “Why Museums Matter.” Her talk was followed by a reception and the official ribbon cutting by the Jewish Heritage Foundation of North Carolina’s Honorary Chairman, Governor James B. Hunt Jr.. Ms. Stamberg, Foundation Historian Leonard Rogoff, and Foundation President Henry Greene assisted.