Learning to go farther … and stay longer
Glowing structures appear to float in the blackness of space in this richly layered exhibit designed by W3 for the Canada Aviation and Space Museum (CASM) in partnership with the Canadian Space Agency (CSA). W3 transformed a classroom space into an engaging new visitor experience using dynamic visuals and compelling content that celebrate the breadth and history of Canada’s role as a leader in health-related research and innovation in space. Visitors explore the effects of gravity, radiation and isolation on the human body, and learn about the latest Canadian astronaut to travel to the International Space Station: Dr. David Saint-Jaques. Through interactives like the Disorientation Simulator, artifacts like the intriguing Space Physiology Sled and compelling first-hand accounts of everything from vision issues to radiation experiments to bone loss, Health in Space leaves visitors with a greater understanding of the effects of this extreme environment.
A companion travelling exhibit, also designed by the W3 team, will tour the country for 3-5 years starting in summer 2019.
W3 Services: Exhibit and Graphic Design, Project Management
with:
The Taylor Group: Exhibit Fabrication
Eos Lightmedia: Lighting and AV Consultant
Resolve Design: Linear Media