This document lists various augmented reality and projection mapping projects done by museums to bring exhibits and historical content to outdoor spaces without physical walls. It discusses how augmented reality allows for immersive experiences anywhere and provides examples of projects from the Museum of London, Royal Ontario Museum, Stedelijk Museum, and others. It also notes how augmented reality is more than just a technology, but a new model for museums to tell stories in an interactive way using different media and technologies that can be updated over time.

1. MUSEUM
WITHOUT
WALLS
Karolina
Ziulkoski

2. RESEARCH
Augmented
Reality

3. TEXAS 1836
Eduweb

4. MOONWALKING
Eduweb

5. THE CIVIL WAR AUGMENTED REALITY PROJECT
HistoriQuest

6. AUGMENTED REALITY FOR HISTORICAL SITES
Aixiom
Studio

7. STREET MUSEUM
Museum
of
London

8. Artours
Stedelijik
Museum

9. Ultimate Dinosaurs: Giants of Gondwana
Royal
Ontario
Museum

10. ARtours STEDELIJIK MUSEUM
Jan
Rothuizen

11. WE AR IN MOMA
Sander
Veenhof
and
Mark
Skwarek

12. RESEARCH
Projection
Mapping

13. YEKPARE
Istanbul

15. WHY IS IT
DIFFERENT?
• More
than
a
technology,
it
is
a
model
for
museums:
immersive
experiences
with
no
physical
intervention;
• Story
is
told
is
parts,
each
using
different
media;
• Technology
can
be
replaced
at
any
moment
for
whatever
is
more
adequate
at
the
time.