The rail has exterior and interior applications, including Airports, Subways, Bus Stations, Museums, Parks, Recreation Facilities, Hotels, Conference Centers, Medical Institutions and Campuses

INSTALLATIONS INCLUDE:

Charles de Gaulle Airport, Paris, France
Accessibility study, Master Plan & Delineation of Pedestrian Traffic; Implementation of Phase1 in Terminal 2C; 2002

Cooper Hewitt National Museum, New York, New York, "Unlimited by Design," 1998
The Raynes Rail was featured in the prestigious exhibition on Universal Design and used to direct the public to the adjoining exhibits.

Design Exchange Gallery, Toronto, Canada, "Unlimited by Design," 2000
Featured in Universal Design Exhibit

Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, Boston, Massachusetts
1992 Special project to guide and inform visually impaired visitors

Ministère de la Culture – Direction des Musées de France
Development and Implementation of an Information System to open sculpture rooms to blind visitors; 1997 to present

Musée des Beaux Arts, Calais, France
New Museography for the XIXe Century Gallery, which features Rodin’s original studies for the “Bourgeois de Calais.” Design of display structures and phased implementation of a tactile and audio information system.

Musée des Beaux Arts, Arras, France
Design and Implementation of a Tactile Itinerary in the landmark building for the ornamental collections, XIIe - XVe Centuries.

Musée des Beaux Arts, Valenciennes, France
Design and Implementation of a Tactile Itinerary throughout the historical building with sculptures from the XVe - XXe Centuries.

Museo Nacional de Colombia, Bogotá, Colombia
Master Plan for an Educational / Tactile Itinerary. Implementation Phase 1: Pre-Colombian to XVIIe Century; 1999

One Lincoln Street, Boston, Massachusetts
Rail segments installed at the exterior construction site fence adjacent to the Mass Commision for the Blind

Thomas Crane Public Library, Quincy, Massachusetts
Rail incorporated into Main Directories