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CONTENTS: SECTION A : EXHIBIT DESIGN FOOD EXPO NYC

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EDPA EUROSHOP 2014

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IGT G2E TERMINAL

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SECTION B: LIGHTING DESIGN PIN ART/PIN LIGHT

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DREAMS AND REALITY

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SECTION C: GRAPHIC DESIGN LINCOLN CENTER

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DISCOVERY AWAITS

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FOOD EXPO NYC

The objective of “relief” is to recreate that momentary sensation of distraction that is found from consuming hiyashi somen. A brief transitional removal of ones mind from the outside world. Using this temporary removal as an opportunity to inform the user of the selected dish Hiyashi Somen and it’s connection with tanabata.


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hikoboshi (altair)

orihime (vega) Tanabata literally means “evening of the seventh,� and is celebrated every year on the seventh day of the seventh month. This is either July 7th, or August 7th, depending on whether the region celebrates the holiday according to the Gregorian calendar, or the lunar calendar. This date just happens to coincide with the date of the food expo. Tanabata is also known as the Star Festival, because it is a celebration of the reuniting of the lovers Orihime and Hikoboshi (or the stars Vega and Altair), separated by the vast expanse of the Milky Way, for one night a year when Orihime is allowed to cross to be with Hikoboshi.


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exterior.

During the daytime the path reacts to its exterior environment projecting shadows and movement through the skins perforations. The floor is lined with led technology replicating the sensation of flowing water. At each entry point is information pertaining to the dish, holiday, and folklore that connect the two allowing for the tranisiton throughout the space to become interpretive and experiental for each individual.


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At night the skin becomes a performance for the surrounding environment encouraging interaction and invitation to enter and exterience the journy of the two lovers from the ancient tale relating to the dish. The perforations emit light from the translucent led floor creating a constant change in light and gradation.


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EDPA EUROSHOP 2014

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THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS HOME SWEET HOME HOME BASE YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME


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MEMBER RECOGNITION: Events, experience, and environments will be printed with the German translation so visitors have a clear grasp of the key functions your members can assist in when approached for design work. Every member will be recognized in this graphic form that would be printed on the interior structure. The concept is that each individual name would be part of a pattern that from a distance read as a whole. However upon closer examination, visitors would see that it is a component of parts much like your organization that creates this form.


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FUNCTIONAL YET FLEXIBLE SPACE:


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BRAND EXPERIENCE:

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PRE-SHOW: Previous to EuroShop, desired guests will be sent a digital invitation informing them of EDPA’s presence in Dusseldorf. The invitation will be sent via e-mail prompting the user to click the included link that will automatically direct the guest to short animation located on the EDPA home site. The animation will depict a simple yet playful 2D clip of line figures of the EDPA family construction our “HOME” and will be the first introduction of “EDPA EuroShop 2014, your home away from home”.


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POST-SHOW: While visiting the EDPA booth at Euroshop, attendees will be given a complimentary set of wooden home figures. The simple wooden houses will convey the concept of welcoming visitors to your large yet close knit family. In addition, they will be a reminder to visitors that regardless of their location that they will always have a home among your many members and contributors. The house figure will also be sent to members who were unable to attend Euroshop reminding them that your organizations roof spans further than the eyes can see.


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INTERACTIVE INFORMATION WALL: VISITOR PARTICIPATION The Interactive Info Graphics would project on the wall surface using kinect technology allowing for visitor participation. The graphic would serve as a geographical service locator as well a member directory. The screen would cue with the EDPA logo that appears to be a printed image. When touched the graphic would transition a white screen and then zoom in on a global view of active participants. From here, Guests could touch countries, States, and even specific names of company employees before being directed to the member profiles.


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Jeff Provost Executive Director

Exhibit Designers & Producers Association EDPA’s purpose is to provide education, leadership and networking for the advancement of its members and the exhibition industry.

MEMBER PROFILE: When locating an individual on the touch projection interface, they would be given a quick glimpse at the specific member and information of their relationship to EDPA. The idea is to create a one to one relationship of delivering information to visitors.

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“ The journey of a million miles begins with the first step”

A journey to the future of gaming and technology

A journey of infinite user accessibility and interconnection

A journey of the future of gaming as we know

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Concept: Create a transportation terminal to engage, inform, and invite potential clients to join ITG on a journey of endless innovation and possibilities. The terminal will serve as a destination point for visitors to obtain information pertaining IGT’s new brand and all of the devices that are offered to create new, memorable and infinitely accessible experiences for a global clientele.


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Booth: 50’ x 60’ exhibit (3,000 sq. ft )


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1. Aluminum Extrusion Structure

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3. Removable Acoustic Glass Partition

4. Molded White Corian

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The Terminal Core is located in the central and enclosed portion of the stand. The hub is an elevated platform that surrounds in its inhabitants in a technologically immersive atmosphere. Within the hub, visitors will experience Double Down not only by playing on the interactive interfaces provided, but witness its user accessibility and statistics in a live-time projected feed. The projection will be displayed upon the fabric surfaces that surround the elevated platform creating an immersive and informative atmosphere. The elevated hub serves as secondary casual meeting spaces for visitors as well as an area to host special events that IGT has planned throughout G2E.

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INTERACTIVE INTERFACE:

EVE: EMULATED VIRTUAL EXPERIENCE Visitors will not only have the opportunity to interact with the staff member of IGT who are overseeing the booth; they will have the chance to interact with IGT’s own interactive virtual attendant EVE. When visitors use the information station surface located in the hub they will be greeted by EVE and be prompted to engage with the Terminal Database. EVE will provide a face and voice to the numbers and statistical information that visitors might be trying to obtain pertaining to IGT and it’s resources. EVE will assist and encourage visitors to learn more and participate in the journey that IGT is making in the gaming industry.


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GALLERY INSTALLATION

PRE SHOW EXPERIENCE: The visitors enter the exhibition space and

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PIN LIGHT

LIGHT EXPERIENCE:

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The videos projections are displayed on the surface of the light box which corresponds

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DREAMS & REALITY BROOKLYN CHILDREN’S MUSEUM LIGHTING CONCEPT PROPOSAL

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POND STREAM COMMUNITY GARDEN URBAN WOODLANDS BEACH GREENHOUSE SCIENCE INQUIRY CENTER


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COLOR PATTERN SHADOW OBSCURING MOVEMENT

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FUNCTIONAL TASK ORIENTATION DIRECTIONAL

Experience the moment of transition between dream and reality through light...

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FIREFLY LED WALL

Experience the moment of transition between dream and reality through light...


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LINCOLN CENTER

WAYFINDING THROUGH PERFORMANCE Amsterdam Avenue

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The map is created from a single slab of travertine. A material that’s is clearly identifiable throughout all of the buildings that make up Lincoln Center. The idea of this is to create a material relationship that is visible identifiable allowing the user to connect with the site. Surrounding architecture and street information are jet cut to create a minimal relief from the single slab while Lincoln Center components are formed from translucent white glass. Each component illuminates allowing form pairing or information video and graphics.

The video is used as a way of captivating the visitor’s attention and to develop an immediate connection to site and activity. The visual transition from illumination to video is intended to gradually grasp the attention of the user while preparing them for the introduction of the information panel.

Preceding the video is the information display, which allows the user to obtain the information pertaining to the illuminated building. The information display screen is transitional panel, which first informs the user of the illuminated building and its function. The panel then informs the visitor of the current activities taking place at this specified (illuminated) location. Time, dates and additional information will be provided on these screens allowing for clear communication from device to user.

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your native flora garden field guide

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Discovery

What Is a Native Plant?

Native plants are those that grow in a particular region without direct or indirect human intervention. In the American Northea this generally means the plants that were here before 1500. Native plants provide food and shelter for local migratory birds benificial insects and many other animals. These plants evolve with local wildlife over thousand of years to become the incred compex organisms they are today. Growing and observing the connects us to our natural heritage in a special way.

Brooklyn Botanic Garden has been studying native plants since the Native Flora Garden was established in 1911. Today, BBG scientists conduct extensive work in the field and in the lab. They collect speciments for preservation and propagation track shifts in local plant populations, evaluate the health of local ecosystems, and study the evolutionary relationship between plants.

Native Plants are those that grow in a particular region without direct or indirect human intervention. In the American Northeast, This generally means the plants that were here before 1500. Over the years, people have introduced a wide array of plants from Europe and other parts of the world for culinary and other uses, and some of these species outcompete the natives.

Native Plant Research

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BBG WAYFINDING AND SIGNAGE PROPOSAL

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help us preserve our garden

Don’t carve the trees

Did you know that carving into my bark leaves me exposed. My bark is like your skin that helps protect me from the outside world. Carving into me leaves my shell open to bugs and bacteria that can make me sick and stun my growth.

Kettle ponds are geographical features that are formed as a result of the last major advance of the ice age about 25,000 to 20,000 years ago when thick ice sheets covered much of the metropolitan area.

the other trees will love you for it!

Does it matter if we litter?

It does matter and we should care. Litter is both an environmental and a social issue. If residents join in in cleaning up their environment and then keep it clean, we win because we have a cleaner, safer and more hygienic city or town.

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What are kettle ponds?

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How are they formed?

As the ice slowely melted, about 10,000 years ago, large blocks of ice broke off the retreating glacier. Streams flowing from the glacier deposited sediments ranging from fine sand to coarse gravel around these blocks.

discovery challenge! can you spot my frog friend?

Who calls them home?

As these blocks melted, they left behind deep depressions that eventually filled with water from underground. Now they support the vast ecological array of inhabitants that call the garden home.


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The trees, shrubs and other plants in this woodland are native to the area within 100 miles of this garden

Native Plant Research Native Plants are those that grow in a particular region without direct or indirect human intervention. In the American Northeast, This generally means the plants that were here before 1500. Over the years, people have introduced a wide array of plants from Europe and other parts of the world for culinary and other uses, and some of these species outcompete the natives. Brooklyn Botanic Garden has been studying native plants since the Native Flora Garden was established in 1911. Today, BBG scientists conduct extensive work in the field and in the lab. They collect speciments for preservation and propagation track shifts in local plant populations, evaluate the health of local ecosystems, and study the evolutionary relationship between plants.

field notes and drawings:

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FIT CAPSTONE POSTER

OBJECTIVE: The objective of the assignment was to create a poster for the thesis capstone event for the graduate exhibition design department at FIT. The poster was to simply answer in graphic form what we believe exhibition design is.


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