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TRAIN STATION RITUALS

for Dutch Design Week 2019

For Design Academy Eindhoven Graduation show I designed an exhibition stand to present the graduation project 'Train station rituals'.

To combine an animation and an architectural model was created a special technic by projecting the movie behind the architectural model. In designing the stand itself were taking into account the widest range of the visitors: adults, children and people with disabilities.

The feedback from the visitors was extremely warm. Professionals noted a very high quality of how the project is presented and 'normal' visitors really liked the graphics and the animation.

Link to the project page at my web-site:

https://www.veracharniak.com/train-station-rituals-1

DDW results: My project was noticed by the people from NS Dutch Railways. The project is a negotiable stage to be developed at Eindhoven train station.

This project was done in a collaboration with a motion designer Nadia Gill.

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TRAIN STATION RITUALS

for Dutch Design Week 2019

For Design Academy Eindhoven Graduation show I designed an exhibition stand to present the graduation project 'Train station rituals'.

To combine an animation and an architectural model was created a special technic by projecting the movie behind the architectural model. In designing the stand itself were taking into account the widest range of the visitors: adults, children and people with disabilities.

The feedback from the visitors was extremely warm. Professionals noted a very high quality of how the project is presented and 'normal' visitors really liked the graphics and the animation.

TRAIN STATION RITUALS

for Dutch Design Week 2019

For Design Academy Eindhoven Graduation show I designed an exhibition stand to present the graduation project 'Train station rituals'.

To combine an animation and an architectural model was created a special technic by projecting the movie behind the architectural model. In designing the stand itself were taking into account the widest range of the visitors: adults, children and people with disabilities.

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The feedback from the visitors was extremely warm. Professionals noted a very high quality of how the project is presented and 'normal' visitors really liked the graphics and the animation.