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Take a journey back in time to the Ice Age, discovering animals and plants that lived in Alberta thousands of years ago, the second floor of the museum is home to the Natural History Hall, a 30,000-square-foot space that houses four galleries: Ice Age Alberta, presents a journey back in time to discover plants and […]

Exhibitor’s Linda Armstrong points seven tenets to be learned from museum exhibits for trade show stands, with designers from the other side of the fence offer novel yet applicable principles and fresh perspectives. As project director of museums and special projects at kubikmaltbie, Adam Kohn provides valuable insights having worked both sides of that fence. Adam most […]

kubik hosted a VIP Event Managers Lounge on the ExhibitorLIVE show floor where a break was offered from the hustle of the conference, to relax and be treated to a mini-wellness experience. Research showed that event professionals have the 5th most stressful job in America; knowing this kubik chose to create a space to just unwind without the pressure of having […]

Earlier this month, Globe and Mail’s Matt Bubbers toured kubik’s Toronto location where Elliot Kohn and Head of Creative Services and Strategy, Adriano Almeida walked him through the in’s and out’s of the autoshow exhibit business. Coinciding with the show opening, the Saturday “Drive” section features a front-page story about CIAS-Canada’s biggest auto show-and the […]

On the main floor of the museum, visitors find the Bug Gallery, celebrating the beauty, diversity and importance of insects, spiders and other live invertebrates from Alberta and around the world in an engaging, fun and safe environment. The humidity controlled space is temperature controlled for the hundreds of live invertebrates housed in the gallery. […]

Designed by Lee H. Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership with kids eight years old and younger, the Children’s Space offers kids 7,000 square feet of hands-on learning space and is home to all kinds of fun activities, including an interactive dig pit and a theatre. Children can engage in free play, self-discovery, and authentic exploration […]

kubik museum division has rebranded to reflect the company’s evolution into a multi-vertical global business serving a diversity of clientele. Based across North America and Europe, the move allows the integrated service teams to act in unison for their clients, and reflects a natural evolution of the brand names “kubik” and “maltbie,” from the acquisition […]

As of September of this year, we are celebrating 35 years of business. Heading into the holidays season, we are especially grateful for all of our longstanding clients and partners that have taken this journey with us. We wish all friends, old and new a very happy holiday and the best for the New Year. kubik […]

kubik has been awarded the contract to develop and manage the Jabil Automotive & Transportation CES 2019 Experience. Coming off the first year of success at the premier global technology show CES in 2018, Jabil will be looking to deepen relationships with current customers, create new customer relationships and identify new business opportunities through amplifying […]

The Human History Hall tells the story of the Alberta’s unique, resourceful, and resilient people, from the earliest humans to Albertans of today. kubik participated in the creation of the 6 galleries in the hall as lead fabricator and installer. Galleries include: Ancestral Lands, explores how indigenous people maintain strong connections with significant laces and […]

LoyaltyOne took over offices at 351 King Street in 2017 at Toronto’s Globe and Mail offices. Sprawling across six storeys of floor-to-ceiling windows, architecture and design firm Gensler created an unconventional office space where there are no assigned desks, free roaming is encouraged, and gathering spaces include luxury lounges and a stadium-style staircase that doubles […]

4 years of Build Design and Fabrication Materializes Last week as RAM Opens Its doors Edmonton, Alberta – October 9, 2018 – Last week saw over 24,000 visitors stream through the doors of the Royal Alberta Museum (RAM) for the first time as the much-anticipated institution opened to the public on October 3. As principal […]