Interpretive planning
Featured Projects
- American Indian Interpretation of the Minneapolis Riverfront
- Bellevue State Park, Iowa
- B.F. Nelson Site, Boom Island
- Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary
- Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma
- Clemens Gardens
- Diamond Point Park
- Grain Terminal
- Great River Road
- Heritage Riverfront Park
- Historic Murphy's Landing
- International Crane Foundation
- Kensington Runestone Park
- Phalen Boulevard
- Pingree Park, Colorado
- Prairie Ecology Bus Center
- Spring Lake Park Reserve
- St. Anthony Falls
- St. Paul Riverfront
- Trails Development, Planning, and Compliance
- Troy Interpretive Plan
- Washington State Park, Arkansas
- Whitney Plaza
Recent Plans, Presentations, and Papers
- 2009 NAI Conference Paper and Presentation by Chris Evans and Julie Cutler
- 2009 AMM Conference Presentation
- 2008 NAI Conference Paper and Presentation by Anne Ketz and Julie Cutler
- 2008 ICOMOS Symposium Presentation
- 2008 NAI Region V Conference Presentation by Julie Cutler
- 2007 NAI Conference Presentation by Anne Ketz
- 2007 NAI Conference Presentation by Julie Cutler
- 2007 IWH Conference Presentation
- 2006 IWH Conference Presentation
- 2005 ICOMOS Symposium Presentation
The building, site, and interpretive themes are deeply intertwined and represent the best aspirations of our collective wisdom.- Project Manager, Spring Lake Park
Artful interpretation enhances the power of a place
At the 106 Group, we understand that great interpretation must stimulate the imagination and invite a sense of discovery. We have a track record of developing interpretive plans that transform facts and resources into meaningful experiences that link people to their culture, history, and environment and foster stewardship and understanding. Our plans create a strategic and systematic approach to improving interpretation over the short- and long-term and are driven by measurable objectives. The results are implementable plans that guide compelling interpretation.
