Rising Currents exhibition is exhibition which was given the opportunity to take the creativity beyond the title wall and into the individual displays.
The show contains five different design proposals, presented in united and harmonious way. They used three type sizes for basic information, uniform width for the presentation areas to translate and make the content digestible and accessible. In addition for viewers to interact with the space, they created both conceptual and visual cohesion, and the overall look and type treatment were made to appear similar to blue prints, the architectural form of graphic communication among architect and builders.
There were walls representing a glossary of terms explaining some of the underlying research and data that the teams worked with. With attempt to explain some of the data they connected the definitions for storm surge and flood level terminology with the actual sea level measurements as a better explaining and understanding concept to the visitors.
The colors used are contrasting one with another which made content pop up really good. Furthermore they are really complimenting the content, turquoise blue, black and white. The floor remained simple as it is, which accompanies the layout and simplicity of this exhibition. Architectural elements gave the exhibition a bit of a unique feeling.
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