- Case Study -
EXHIBIT DISPLAY
Before occupying an off-campus auxiliary building in Harrisonburg, I put forward an exhibit design and interpretive plan for JMU's original Innovation Space. It was unclear how the former ice making factory might look after renovation. I heard it would have polished concrete floors.
This is a design concept for a seventy-two inches tall exhibit display system with interlocking pieces cut from sheets of MDF, a recyclable cabinet and countertop substrate. Manufacturing depends on computer numeric control routing for precisely dimensioned, tightly fitted parts.
Experiencing the digital prototype with virtual reality revealed line of sight conflicts with windows and emergency exits. Concept visualization with VR and AR devices is a powerful technique for exhibit designers and fabricators. These 3D models await reuse in a library of recyclable digital assets.
3D SCANNER
CGI STILL LIFE
THIS IS NOT A BRICK
BIOMIMETIC DEVICE
OPERATION ICE HOUSE
VIRTUAL RESORT
BOOK COVER
VIRTUAL REALITY CONTROLS
BOARD GAME
FRAME CONNECTOR
MONITOR TABLE
AUCTION PADDLE
BOXXER CONCEPT
IRONICAL MOUSETRAP
BOW CHAIR
ODS IMAGES & ANIMATION
PRINTABLE DWELLING
EXHIBIT DISPLAY
MONOLITHIC LOGO
RECEPTION DESK
FLOOR STAND
VAN DER ROHE CITY
CATTLE HERDER
Before occupying an off-campus auxiliary building in Harrisonburg, I put forward an exhibit design and interpretive plan for JMU's original Innovation Space. It was unclear how the former ice making factory might look after renovation. I heard it would have polished concrete floors.
This is a design concept for a seventy-two inches tall exhibit display system with interlocking pieces cut from sheets of MDF, a recyclable cabinet and countertop substrate. Manufacturing depends on computer numeric control routing for precisely dimensioned, tightly fitted parts.
Experiencing the digital prototype with virtual reality revealed line of sight conflicts with windows and emergency exits. Concept visualization with VR and AR devices is a powerful technique for exhibit designers and fabricators. These 3D models await reuse in a library of recyclable digital assets.
This is a design concept for a seventy-two inches tall exhibit display system with interlocking pieces cut from sheets of MDF, a recyclable cabinet and countertop substrate. Manufacturing depends on computer numeric control routing for precisely dimensioned, tightly fitted parts.
Experiencing the digital prototype with virtual reality revealed line of sight conflicts with windows and emergency exits. Concept visualization with VR and AR devices is a powerful technique for exhibit designers and fabricators. These 3D models await reuse in a library of recyclable digital assets.
3D SCANNER
CGI STILL LIFE
THIS IS NOT A BRICK
BIOMIMETIC DEVICE
OPERATION ICE HOUSE
VIRTUAL RESORT
BOOK COVER
VIRTUAL REALITY CONTROLS
BOARD GAME
FRAME CONNECTOR
MONITOR TABLE
AUCTION PADDLE
BOXXER CONCEPT
IRONICAL MOUSETRAP
BOW CHAIR
ODS IMAGES & ANIMATION
PRINTABLE DWELLING
EXHIBIT DISPLAY
MONOLITHIC LOGO
RECEPTION DESK
FLOOR STAND
VAN DER ROHE CITY