http://blogs.orangelabs.org/exhibitdesign Notes about exhibits, exhibit design and their designers. Tue, 26 Apr 2005 03:24:21 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en A survey was taken in preparation for a workshop on the design of a chemistry exhibit. http://www.astc.org/resource/visitors/juliefs.htm http://blogs.orangelabs.org/exhibitdesign/2005/04/25/designing-a-chemistry-exhibit-survey/ A molecule reflected in a mirror. http://www.interactives.co.uk/hands_chirality.htm Simple, yet it explains the concept clearly. http://blogs.orangelabs.org/exhibitdesign/2005/04/25/chirality-exhibit/ The tagline of Jack Rouse Associates is quite heartwarming: Right now, somewhere in the world, we’re engaging a mind, creating a smile or touching a heart. Their work on Universal Studios Florida’s “Fievel’s Playland” is particularly stunning. It is a star that stands out above other designs, with its cleverness and ... http://blogs.orangelabs.org/exhibitdesign/2005/04/22/jack-rouse-associates/ ESI Design (requires Flash) describes their exhibit design firm: ESI Design is one of the world’s foremost experiential design firms — we create physical and virtual spaces for people to interact, exchange ideas and learn from each other. Their clients are: museums, retailers, corporations, real estate developers, parks, hospitals, foundations and so on. Haven’t ... http://blogs.orangelabs.org/exhibitdesign/2005/04/19/esi-design/ The EDPA is sponsoring an exhibit design competition called Launch Your Career In Exhibit Design. The design scenario is as follows: H-2 Technologies Inc. seeks a design and fabrication partner for a new 80’ x 80’ island booth for the 2006 Big Engine Show in Chicago, Illinois. The primary purpose ... http://blogs.orangelabs.org/exhibitdesign/2005/04/19/launch-your-career-in-exhibit-design/ This is a place for keeping notes on exhibits, exhibit design firms and exhibit designers. It is intended to be for the benefit of the community, so anyone interested in these topics is welcome to take a look and to post comments. http://blogs.orangelabs.org/exhibitdesign/2005/04/19/exhibit-design/