Booth Design and Display

The Literatür® Interior Design Fundamentals Series presents titles that examine the interior design principles of exhibitions and different types of spaces. These books offer an in-depth introduction to the subject with examples from the works of professionals and students. Booth Design and Exhibition focuses on how an exhibition designer, as a creative practitioner, can communicate better through the discipline of exhibition design. This broad term covers the development of trade fairs, brand experiences, themed entertainment programs, world exhibitions, museum galleries, visitor centers, historic homes, and artistic installations in the landscape. This global industry grows even larger as millions of people visit an exhibition in one way or another each year. Booth Design and Exhibition provides a comprehensive guide to exhibition design, while also addressing the blurring boundaries with related disciplines such as graphic design. Due to its temporary nature and constant evolution according to its commercial or cultural content, exhibition design is a complex and multifaceted discipline. This second book in the series, Booth Design and Exhibition, provides the necessary introduction to the subject and the role of the exhibition designer as a practical creative within this massive industry. This book presents an inspiring approach to narrative space design, supported by relevant case studies and contributions from leading designers worldwide. Featured Topics: Exhibition Families, Audience, Storytelling, Inspiration, Presentation, Narrative Space, Display, Interactions, Light, Sound, Graphics, Signage, Proposal, Delivery, Evaluation, Contributors: Antenna Design, At Large, Bremner and Orr, Casson Mann, Checkland Kindleysides, Diller, Scofidio + Renfro, Frank Gehry, Gewerk Design, Jean Nouvel, John Csaky, Land Design Studio, MAUK Design, Metaphor, Neal Potter, NICK Bell design, Pentagram, Photosound, Project Orange, Ralph Appelbaum, Softroom, Thomas Heatherwick, Zaha Hadid Contents: What Does Exhibition Mean?, Exhibition Design, Narrative Design, Exhibition Tools, Exhibition Graphics, Preparing the Show