PATHFINDER Wayfinding at the Art Institute of Chicago
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A description of the Art Institute's Pathfinder wayfinding tool installed in the Museum.
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PATHFINDER Wayfinding at the Art Institute of Chicago
- 1. PATHFINDER A New GUI for the New AIC 1
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- 3. We wanted a new way to showcase what the Museum had to offer that fit into the overall wayfinding system. 3
- 4. Software Slate Roof Studio AvantLogic Installation Apple Cinema Display 30” Troll Touch Overlay VESA Wall Mount Mac Mini Safari w/Saft Plugin 4
- 5. ARTWORK Source: Collection Management System EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS Source: Two distinct Web calendar feeds PLACES Source: Manually created XML data AMENITIES Source: Markers within MapsAlive system 5
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- 13. Having lived in Chicago for many years, I have visited the Art Institute more times than I can recall. Your panorama views of the various areas are impressive, as is "Pathfinder.” To visit a museum is a tremendous experience, to virtually tour a museum isn't too far away. -Bob Polson, MT 13
- 14. Questions? Visit us at the PATHFINDER table Back cover 14
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Inspiration for the PATHFINDER: The construction of the Modern Wing Increased our gallery square footage by 1/3 bringing us to over 1 million sq ft Already complicated floor plan Even more importantly-we wanted something to help our audiences best experience the museum and discover the collections
- We wanted a new way to showcase what the Museum had to offer that fit into the overall wayfinding system. Usual suspects that we are all familiar with: wall maps, directional signage, stanchions and overheads, volunteer assistance and hand held maps Working collaboratively with interactive designers at Slate Roof Studios, MapsAlive developers at AvantLogic and a host of internal collaborators--including architects, data managers, imaging, designers, curators, shop, IS, etc--we developed PATHFINDER
- Here we see one of 7 PATHFINDERS installed at the Art Institute PATHFINDER allows visitors (onsite or virtual) to find a path to discover the museum and hopefully inspire them Focus on ARTWORK - from Collection Management Data, EXHIBITION & EVENTS - from Web calendar feeds, PLACES - Custom created XML of popular Museum destinations, and AMENITIES - markers within MapsAlive Interested in data part-stop by the table
- Here we see one of 7 PATHFINDERS installed at the Art Institute PATHFINDER allows visitors (onsite or virtual) to find a path to discover the museum and hopefully inspire them Focus on ARTWORK - from Collection Management Data, EXHIBITION & EVENTS - from Web calendar feeds, PLACES - Custom created XML of popular Museum destinations, and AMENITIES - markers within MapsAlive Interested in data part-stop by the table
- Quick Tour of PATHFINDER LIGHTBOX - realms MAPVIEW - touch the map, levels, amenities (shown on next slide)
- *Click on an item in the light box
- *Shows a detail of representative artwork -- visual!! *The area where that type of art can be found shaded in the realm color *Point out the ‘Show Path’ buttons
- Events/Exhibitions Places work similarly Exhibitions might be a better example (touching the map..)
- Events/Exhibitions Places work similarly Exhibitions might be a better example (touching the map..)
- Web version--key interface changes to make it manageable on small screen PANORAMAS!!!
- We wanted a new way to showcase what the Museum had to offer that fit into the overall wayfinding system. Usual suspects that we are all familiar with: wall maps, directional signage, stanchions and overheads, volunteer assistance and hand held maps Working collaboratively with interactive designers at Slate Roof Studios, MapsAlive developers at AvantLogic and a host of internal collaborators--including architects, data managers, designers, curators, shop, IS, etc--we developed PATHFINDER