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By creating multiple paths for the visitors we are in control what they will experience on every point of their path. We can let the building broadcast information through form, sound, color and speed. | By creating multiple paths for the visitors we are in control what they will experience on every point of their path. We can let the building broadcast information through form, sound, color and speed. | ||
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We want to bring our visitor, in multiple ways, from A to B (and from B to A), making it a very linear visit, like a bridge. | We want to bring our visitor, in multiple ways, from A to B (and from B to A), making it a very linear visit, like a bridge. | ||
Revision as of 11:57, 14 October 2015
Places of interest
Moving Experience
The focus of the pavilion is on the theme movement. We want to let the visitors experience the pavilion while moving, to speed up visiting time and enabling them to visit more pavilions.
- Scheme general
By creating multiple paths for the visitors we are in control what they will experience on every point of their path. We can let the building broadcast information through form, sound, color and speed.
File:Broadcasting languages.pdf
We want to bring our visitor, in multiple ways, from A to B (and from B to A), making it a very linear visit, like a bridge. By letting the pavilion act like a bridge, we can include the context of Rotterdam in the visit and also leave a permanent way to cross the water Rotterdam after the World Expo 2015.
- Points of interest
