Grid Breaker & Swiss Maker

A interactive museum exhibit for Josef Muller - Brockmann.

Client
Student Project
Student Project
Deliverables
Brochure / Pamphlet
Brochure / Pamphlet
Game Box
Game Box
Apparel / Accessories
Apparel / Accessories
Banner(s)
Banner(s)
Tickets
Tickets
Tools
Overview

Josef Muller-Brockmann is known as the originator of the swiss design style and multiple grid systems we use today as designers. The concept for this project would take place at the Museum of Design in Atlanta to showcase all the works of Brockmann while showcasing his different utilized grid systems.

The Challenge

How do you make an exhibit about grids exciting?

I wanted to consider how do I design something that is more than just a watch and read exhibit. I wanted to figure out how I'd design for entertainment that informs.

MOODBOARD

MOODBOARD

My Solution

Get the viewer to experience what its like to play with with the grid.

Get the viewer to experience what its like to play with with the grid.

From the time they get the ticket I wanted the viewers to get a glimpse of what the exhibit would entail and really encapsulate the theme of breaking the grid.

TICKETS

Front & Back: 5.5" x 2"

BROCHURE FLATS

Spread: 11"x8.5"

Exhibit Title Wall

The Outcome

A grid they can take home.

A grid they can take home.

After leaving the exhibit, the gift shop would offer multiple items to remind the visitor of their experience. The highlight being a logic puzzle block game where the player has to put the image together based on the reference photo.