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The MAYA Design Experience
MAYA Design knows immersive design. This time, they collaborated with the Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design on a long-distance academic project to design a national park.
“In keeping with the theme of the course, the students unveiled their final recommendations by staging an immersive experience. They filled a large, round room with process sketches, prototypes, and thematic props (such as tents). After walking their audience through the final recommendations, they invited everyone outside to enjoy a makeshift campfire and toasted marshmallows.”
There are a number of PDFs available, from strategic planning, to brainstorming, to signage and much more. Final recommendations and process documentation also available (PDF, 12MB).