GuidA Rotate at Tudor House
Part of Exhibition: Tudor House Museum Southampton
Topic: Technology
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Case Study
of an Exhibit
Published on January 31, 2009, Modified on October 11, 2011
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Museum: Southampton Couny Council Focus: Archeology
Collaborating Organization(s): Exhibition Plus, J and V Associates
People who worked on this: Mark Magidson (Industrial and program design), Vic Brashko (Industrial and component design)
My role: I am the Creative Director on this job.
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Description and goals
This programme for Tudor House allows the visitor to
explore this space as it is seen today and then able to
see and interact with the room in three other past periods.
It also allows for exploring rooms that are not open to
the public. Developed by GuidA Systems this revolving monitor allows for interactive hotspots to be overlaid onto the 360 degree photo or reconstruction of the room.
Exhibit Opened: March 2009
Location: Southampton
Estimated Cost: Over $50,000 (US)
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Website(s): http://www.exhibitionplus.com, http://www.guida.co.uk, http://youtu.be/WU7Rp1hN4m8
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The rotating unit tracks virtual views of the room today, in Tudor, Georgian and Victorian times, with interactive hotspots. It allows for very dense multilingual interpretation in an historic space without adding clutter or hiding unique architecture
see - http://youtu.be/WU7Rp1hN4m8
Opening menu allows visitor to select past 360 degree views of the room (Tudor, Georgian and Victorian periods) or a present day view.
see - http://youtu.be/WU7Rp1hN4m8
In the present day 360 degree view, visitors are able to turn the monitor and explore 8 interactive hotspots that are either video clips, reconstruction drawings, photos, audioclips or labels
see - http://youtu.be/WU7Rp1hN4m8
Associated Files
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GuidA__Brochure.pdf (PDF, 425.7 KB)
GuidA Brochure
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Guida__Animation__2.wmv (WMV, 5.1 MB)
GuidA animation
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