TEKTON EXHIBIT MODULE challenges the concept of the “exhibit” by enticing the physical participation of the visitor to shape his experience, therefore incorporating himself as an element of the exhibition.
It is a 10’x10’x 6’ 8” booth whose architecture embraces the “Power to Do” concept by engaging the visitor through physical interaction in order to shape its own experience of the exhibition. The steel ribs create the physical framework in which the exhibit panels are configured based on the nature of the exhibition. The rotating joints in the center rib, while contributing to structural stability, allows the system to be easily transportable and deployable. Functionally, its interactive nature not only allows the exhibit area to contract and expand based on the nature of the work showcased, but also allows the penetration or blockage of surrounding natural and artificial light sources.
Conceptual Sketch
Conceptual Axonometric Rendering
Study Models
Deployable Steel Ribs - Mobility
Plan & Section
Exhibition System Components
1 - Steel Frame
2 - Wood Panels
Two Panels Connfiguration
Two Panels Configuration
One Panel Configuration
One Panel Configuration
Constructability Diagram
