Fundamental Course, Project 2

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Welcome to fundamental course.


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Welcome to fundamental course.


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A design exhibit dedicated to and work of industrial designer Dieter Rams.

We wanted to go in direction by taking the advice of Rams himself. Using his idea of representing his work by using only what is necessary.


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We were inspired by the yellow button on the his calculator and decided to use this as inspiration for our vibrant color treat ment.


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Our monochromatic color palette, legible type, and image treatment allow for Rams work to speak for itself.


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When walking through the gallery the viewer is fronted with bright yellow walls. Almost, overwhelming, but keeping the graphics to a minimal it still keeps the space open.

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The viewer can continue on the journey of Rams work to the second floor as a continuation of the bottom, where the actual artif acts will be located. His products were for the people and so we felt that having the actual

more context for his design.

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As you will discover as we take you on this journey our design is bold, contrasting, and taking one from Rams himself, minimal.


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Walking in the space the viewer is greeted with the ten principles.


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He thought that his designs should modest and restrained. Our designs contrast that principle. We want the artifacts to be blown up on the walls.


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We only used the keys words or phrases from his ten principles. Like innovative seen here. Each principle is paired with one of his products. He was ahead of his time and we wanted to really focus on his pieces that mad


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The graphic element of the the black line throughout the exhibit is the course to lead the viewer through the space. It links in different spots from wall to wall.


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Having the pieces so large on the wall, we thought it would create an interesting interaction by turning the ipad into a viewfinder.

We want them to interact with the ipad and find out more information about each piece.


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While visiting the exhibit you are given an ipad to enhance your overall experience. This supplemental app allows additional information to be viewed at your leisure. When you first receive the ipad you are i ntroduced to


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the screen then changes, giving you directions on how to use the app


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you are introduced to a timeline showing the pieces of dieters work that you will be exposed to. following the directions the user taps on the + sign.


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you are introduced to a timeline showing the pieces of dieters work that you will be exposed to. following the directions the user taps on the + sign.


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the plus sign activates the camera all owing the viewer the scan the piece of work that they would like to receive more information about.


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the user then would try to fit the image into the given box as best as possible and hold f or the app to scan the piece.


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the user then would try to fit the image into the given box as best as possible and hold f or the app to scan the piece.


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once the piece is fully scanned it redir ects you to an informational screen showing you additional information as well as images. once the view is done, they would tap off of the information.


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once the piece is fully scanned it redir ects you to an informational screen showing you additional information as well as images. once the view is done, they would tap off of the information.


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The viewer has the option to also click on the i mages within the timeline to receive the same information.


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The space outside is reminiscent of the inside, with the name, one of his products, and his name.


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Good design concentrates

on the essential aspects.

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