Nassal provided exhibit fabrication, custom rockwork and scenic construction for several signature experiences at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, including the Cattle Raisers Museum, Dino Lab & Dino Dig and Energy Blast Gallery. Each exhibit was developed to turn science, history and regional heritage into interactive environments that encourage hands-on discovery.

For the Cattle Raisers Museum, Nassal created period-inspired architectural façades, exhibit platforms, kiosks, reader rails and scenic elements that help tell the story of Texas cattle culture and its influence on the American Southwest. Detailed fabrication and environmental treatments give historical content a physical sense of place, allowing guests to experience the people and traditions behind the region’s cattle industry.

The experience shifts from history to scientific exploration in Dino Lab & Dino Dig and the Energy Blast Gallery. Custom rockwork and themed features establish a prehistoric setting for fossil discovery, while interactive displays and integrated exhibit elements in Energy Blast introduce visitors to concepts surrounding energy, technology and innovation.

Across these distinct galleries, Nassal’s fabrication work helps make learning tangible. By translating educational content into environments guests can explore and interact with, the museum offers memorable experiences that encourage curiosity across generations.

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