Established in 1926 with the aim of preserving and studying Atlanta's history, the Atlanta History Center has evolved into an expansive 33-acre facility. It boasts extensive gardens, four historic houses, diverse programs, events, exhibitions, and a research center. With such a rich offering, it's crucial to tailor the visitor experience to individual interests.

To understand visitors' experiences with the AHC and formulate design solutions that align with the organization's vision of connecting people, history, and culture, I took a human-centered approach to our research, employing five distinct primary methods, gathering insights from museum organizers, visitors, and on-site observations, complemented by additional secondary research.

The designed experience incorporates solutions for key findings in our research, attracting new visitors while deepening connections with existing patrons. It aims to make the AHC experience more memorable and accessible for those interested in exploring Atlanta's history and culture.