Peter Oulton
Dip. Int. Design

Peter received his Diploma of Interior Design with highest honours at Algonquin College, Ottawa, and received the Peter C. Huggett memorial award for academic excellence in his graduating year.

Peter is a Design Partner with Oulton & Devine working in all aspects of the exhibit design, graphic design, technical drawings and specifications, project management, and animation. Prior to co-founding Oulton & Devine, Peter's experience was developed as a designer working with the Canadian Government Exposition & Audio Visual Centre (CGEAVC) as a member of the European Tradeshow Design Group, the Federal Presence National Exhibit Program and Expo'88 in Brisbane, Australia

Peter has designed museum exhibits and interior displays for such clients as the Canadian War Museum, the Canadian Museum of Civilization, the Canadian Museum of Nature, the National Museum of Science and Technology, Founders' Hall in Charlottetown, PEI and most recently, the multimedia theatre at the Grand Pre Visitor Centre in Nova Scotia.

Peter has created numerous pavilion designs for the Canadian Government as well as for the private sector. He has co-designed a wide variety of tradeshow exhibits for Canada at shows around the globe - such as CeBIT (Hanover, Germany); Globe (Vancouver, Canada) and Foodex (Tokyo, Japan); and more recently SIAL 2003-2004 (Paris, France); ANUGA 2003 (Cologne, Germany); Tokyo Motor Show 2003 (Japan); and the Federal government's 2001-2002 National Exhibit Program.

Oulton & Devine Exhibit Design 1992 to Present
OARA Design 1990 - 1992
CGEAVC 1998 - 1990

Janet A. Devine
BA, Psych.

Janet received her Bachelor of Arts from Carleton University in Ottawa, and has applied her educational training directly to exhibit design concerning the behaviors of exhibit visitors and their reactions and relationships within various environments. Janet also has training in exhibit design, interior design, project management and business administration.

Janet is a Design Partner with Oulton & Devine working in all aspects of the exhibit design, graphic design, technical drawings and specifications, 3d modeling, project management, web design and business administration. Prior to co-founding Oulton & Devine, Janet's operational experience was developed working with the facilities management department at Algonquin College, Ottawa.

Janet was design director of Founders' Hall Interpretive Centre, in Charlottetown, PEI, which opened in 2001; and more recently, for Mission: Possible in 2003, the last temporary gallery at the Canadian War Museum on Sussex Dr. Janet has been involved in the design of museum exhibits and interior displays for the Canadian War Museum, the Canadian Museum of Civilization, and the Canadian Museum of Nature.

Janet has designed private sector exhibits for such clients as JetForm (Adobe), FastLane, and Corel Corporation; and she has co-designed numerous government pavilions such as the Tokyo Motor Show 1997-2001(Japan); CeBIT (Hanover, Germany); the Federal government's 2000-2001 National Exhibit Program; as well as an international award winning traveling exhibit for Transport Canada in 2000.

Oulton & Devine 1992 to Present
Algonquin College 1990 - 1992