Digitopolis
Science Museum, London 2000
Since the gallery is about the future of digital technology, the content is presented as a matrix. Visitors are encouraged to find their own way through by exploring, playing and making discoveries. The structures running the length of the gallery house objects, information and games – from robots to artificial intelligence, to digital sound interactives. The exhibition ran from 2000 to 2006 in the Science Museum’s Wellcome Wing.
Client: Science Museum
Size: 600 square metres
Casson Mann’s role: Lead Consultant, Exhibition Designer
Team: Hollingtons (Interactive Consultants), DHA Design (Lighting Design), Graphic Thought Facility (Graphic Design), David Rokeby, Christian Moeller, Tessa Elliott and Jonathan Jones-Morris (Artists), Atelier One (Structural Engineers)