Interior as
storyteller
Stevns Klint Experience, DenmarkThe cliffs at Stevns Klint along the Danish coastline are home to what is possibly the world’s best-preserved asteroid. This spectacular natural phenomenon gained UNESCO World heritage status in 2014. A perfect opportunity for The Stevns Klint Foundation to realize a conference center featuring an interactive exhibition. Tinker Imagineers, who won the pitch, chose Gielissen as their construction partner.
Educational
and interactive
An exhibition has to be immersive and invite visitors to explore. Our conversations with Tinker Imagineers highlighted three crucial aspects which we interpreted in the form of 360-degree storytelling, robust materials, and interactive games. A subsequent test phase gave us plenty of valuable insights regarding the exhibits’ aesthetic and technical features.
Multifunctional exhibits
Gielissen handled the entire realization, from AV lighting to 360-degree storytelling on the walls and furniture. The exhibition comprises twelve multifunctional exhibits that integrate fragments of an asteroid. Key design features are fun play elements for children, and comfortable seating for adults to enjoy the story. The showstopper is a breathtaking 3D project mapping show on the original rock from the Stevens Klint cliffs.
Built for
the future
Impact and visitor engagement are vital for a successful exhibition. Working closely with Tinker Imagineers and The Stevns Klint Foundation, inspired an exhibition that tells visitors a unique story. Inaugurated by the Queen, and boasting rave reviews, this is a truly exceptional project.
