The Museum of Science & History released updated exterior renderings Tuesday for its future Northbank home in Jacksonville, Florida, marking the completion of the 60% design schematics milestone. ^[1] MOSH officials revealed new angular exterior designs for the Museum of Science & History on Jacksonville's Downtown Northbank on Monday. ^[2] The Museum of Science & History has partnered with SmithGroup, an integrated design firm ranked among the top museum architecture and engineering companies in the U.S., to lead the project. ^[3] The plans call for a five-story facility totaling about 125,000 square feet, which will include 10 exhibits covering roughly 50,000 square feet plus a café and space for community programming. ^[4] The team submitted the renderings to the Downtown Investment Authority for review, with plans to finish 100% of the construction documents later this year if approved. ^[5] Groundbreaking is expected in early 2027. ^[6] Inside the new space, MOSH officials say the museum will house 10 exhibits, a cafe, and other spaces for community programming and events. ^[7] The new museum design covers a projected 125,000 square feet across five stories. ^[8]