An interactive experience that transformed a passive space into a vessel for exploration and observation.
The Skypad™ interactive guestbook encourages visitors to leave their mark and visualize the distance and significance of the journey they have taken to get there—via an 8-foot-tall interactive 3D globe. Meanwhile, visitors can explore 52 years of memories through a photographic installation that allows guests to view and filter memorabilia, early tower design and construction, sunsets, etc. Guests are also encouraged to contribute their own memories by uploading photos through the Space Needle’s website.
CBS This Morning “Seattle’s Space Needle raises the bar with new technology,” 2015
Society for Experiential Graphic Design Global Design Awards, 2015
Communication Arts Exhibit, 2014
Takei’s Take “George Takei: Discovering Seattle, America’s Outpost of Innovation,” 2014
Associated Press “High-tech fun rivals view at Seattle Space Needle,” 2014
GeekWire “More than a great view: How Seattle’s iconic Space Needle is going digital,” 2014
Puget Sound Business Journal “Seattle’s Space Needle Unveils a Look to the Future with New Digital and Mobile Experiences,” 2014