Wyoming National Museum of Military Vehicles, Puller Gallery, American Interior Architecture Photos
Puller Gallery in Dubois
Oct 26, 2021
Design: Roto
Location: Dubois, Wyoming, USA

Photos by Jay Rosenblatt Photography
National Museum of Military Vehicles
The new 40,000 square-foot Puller Gallery at the recently opened National Museum of Military Vehicles reimagines the traditional military museum by immersing visitors in the stories of Vietnam and Korean War service members through dynamic, interactive experiences created by leading design-build firm Roto.

Founded by Dan Starks, the former CEO of St. Jude Medical, NMMV is a $100 million 140,000 square foot museum located in Dubois, Wyoming. Officially opened on Memorial Day, 2021, it is home to the world?s largest private collection of U.S. military vehicles including 475 fully restored military vehicles, artillery pieces, naval vessels, and aircraft with a focus on the American experience in World War I, World War II, Korean War, and Vietnam War.
Roto is an interdisciplinary creative design agency that plans, designs, and builds immersive experiences for museums, brands, attractions, and architectural placemaking.

Rather than simply showcasing the vehicles? technical prowess and size, Roto set out to immerse visitors in the authentic experiences of the service personnel who fought, and sometimes died, in them.

?Roto?s goal was to help the museum fulfill its mission of honoring the service and sacrifice of veterans...