Tour dates
Thessaloniki, Greece
March - July 2004
Thessaloniki Science Center and Technology Museum
Hong Kong, China
May - August 2003
Hong Kong Science Museum
Manchester, UK
November 2002 - Januar 2003
The Museum of Science and Industry
Shanghai, China
November 2001 - December 2001
Shanghai Science Festival
Beijing, China
April 2001 - August 2001
China Science and Technology Museum
Hanover, Germany
May 2000 - October 2000
Expo 2000 Hanover
ScienceTunnel
A 170 meter multimedia tunnel served to present contemporary scientific research. The visitor would encounter the fundamental questions that modern science strives to answer in 12 sections along the tunnel:From the hunt for the tiniest particles of matter, the building blocks of life, the origin of diseases, the mystery of consciousness, and the problems of human societies, the visitor’s gaze was directed towards the future of the universe.
Exhibition design
The "ScienceTunnel" was engineered as a contiguous band of 12 segments composed of perforated metal plates, where the exhibits and media installations were attached. The shape was designed to evoke a linear particle accelerator. Video projections and slides where used to present rare, exceptional material from cutting-edge scientific research in Germany. The impression created by the visual information in each section were accompanied and enhanced by a custom "science-sound" especially composed for each section.
Client
Max Planck Society
Languages
German, English, Chinese
Exhibition Area
600 - 1000 sq m
Realisation
architecture, design, exhibits, media, production, logistics, internet