Completed in 1897 the The Thomas Jefferson Building at the Library of Congress is a stunning example of neo-classical architecture, with its pièce de résistance the Great Hall. Six interactive kiosks serve to engage and inform visitors in the striking iconography and artwork of the environment around them.
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Art and Architecture of the Jefferson Building
April 2008
Second Story for the Library of Congress
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Washington, DC
awards & recognition
- Self Service Excellence Awards, Best of Show, 2009
- Self Service Excellence Awards, Best Other Deployment, 2009
- American Association of Museums Muse Awards, Bronze, Interactive Kiosks, 2009
- HOW, Interactive Design Awards, Best of Show, 2009
- AIGA Annual Design Competition, Experience Design, 2009
credits
- Studio
- Second Story
- Technology Director
- Thomas Wester
- Producer
- Dave Stawinski
- Designers
- Kieran Lynn, Erica Hassinger
- Motion Designer
- Jamal Qutub
- Development
- Novera
- Production Artist
- Nate Grubbs
- Production Assistant
- Melissa Paugh
- Quality Assurance
- Amber Cartwright
- A/V Integration
- Design & Production
- Exhibit Design
- Riggs Ward
- Environmental Graphic Design
- Chermayeff & Geismar
contribution
Concept Development, User Experience Design, Visual Design
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