Okano Picard Studio

Step right up and “slide through time”! 🎪
Okano Picard Studio along with Belle and Wissell led the architectural design for the Fair’s History Museum blending 120+ years of heritage with vibrant digital storytelling.
Our favorite design interventions:
🍭 Immersive, candy-striped History Tunnels
💡 Illuminated timeline tables
⚙️ Mechanical “Wayback Machine” viewfinders

We’re super excited to announce tasting room is open in Woodinville.
Sharing the building with .shadows and and sharing the parking lot with you could sample the best wineries (maybe we’re biased) in .wa all in one easy-to-walk place. this holiday season!

14200 NE 145th St, Suite A

When your client is a space technology startup everyone has a mission. Ours was to give their outdated office a refresh that represented their awesome vibe at a budget that left their runway in tact to fulfill their mission…to transform space travel.
We did that through a few carefully curated moments…this is the entry tunnel and lobby ceiling that welcomes you to their world.

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Earlier this month the Washington State Fair History Experience opened it’s doors to the public to celebrate over 120 years as one of the largest, most iconic and successful fairs in the United States.

Along with a great team of collaborators we had the pleasure of designing and creating a series of interactive experiences that guides visitors through the Fair’s rich history of agriculture, excellence, innovation, and community.

See the link below for more info:

https://www.thefair.com/activities/fair-history-experience/

Or experience it yourself! The Fair runs through September 25th.
Washington State Fair, Chief Experience Officer: Andrea Thayer

Washington State Fair, Fair Historian: Patty Herman

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A/V Integrator: BBI Engineering

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Our clients had some serious guts and vision to take this project on. It’s come a long ways and we’re excited to see such beautiful finishes and light starting to define the kitchen / living space after getting it’s wood ceiling installed. Swipe to see (but not smell) the before.