Space Week: A Celebration of Technology & Art

Every year in October, we celebrate World Space Week, an annual educational initiative officially declared by the United Nations General Assembly in 1999. Space Week was first celebrated in 2000, with the UN’s global theme of “celebration of science and technology, and their contribution to the betterment of the human condition.”

EverGreene has been engaged in the preservation of our space exploration heritage. Projects include the Saturn V rocket, Skylab Test Module, Atlantis Space Shuttle, and two Vanguard Satellites

Straddling between science and arts, our team has not only conserved spacecrafts and aerospace artifacts, but also created expansive murals and mosaics with space-inspired motifs in a variety of places nationwide.

In celebration of space week, we invite you to explore our work.

Condition Assessments

Investigate and understand the cause of deterioration before developing a conservation or maintenance plan.

Conservation Treatments

Extend the existence of a building, object, or work of art with customized conservation treatments.

A safer, less invasive, and more environmentally friendly cleaning technique for historic materials.

Murals & Mosaics

Transform spaces through vibrant artistry. Our team preserves, restores, and designs new murals and mosaics.

Some examples.

Saturn 1B Restoration

KSC F-1 Engine Prototype

KSC Titan II Rocket Engine

Vanguard II and Vanguard III Satellites

Belding Theater

Mill Basin Private Residence

Montefiore Medical Center Children’s Hospital

Mosaic at Texas State Technical College

National Air & Space Museum Aircraft

Atlantis Space Shuttle

Saturn V Rocket Conservation & Display

Saturn V Rocket Assessment

Saturn V Rocket

Apollo Lunar Roving Vehicle "Grover"

Hayden Planetarium Mosaic

Rocket, Missile Stands & Launchers

The Moon Landing: 50 Years Later

Saturn V rockets launched astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins to the moon during the legendary Apollo 11 mission fifty years ago.

Conservation of Large Metal Artifacts

The conservation of large-scale metal artifacts presents many challenges, the least of which is size