Experiential Design and Installations

Create Immersive Experiences That Transport Your Visitors

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Experiential installs are popular in a variety of settings, including museums, art galleries, trade shows, and retail stores. Sphere AV offers experiential design and installation services to schools, exhibit shows, churches and other houses of worship.

What is Experiential Design and Installation?

Experiential installs are large-scale, interactive exhibits that are designed to engage visitors in a sensory and emotional way.

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Using cutting-edge technologies, such as virtual reality, augmented reality, and projection mapping, to create immersive experiences, Sphere AV transport visitors to other worlds to interact with their environment in new and exciting ways.

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Experiential install and design is a process of creating large-scale, interactive exhibits that engage visitors in a sensory and emotional way. It often involves using cutting-edge technologies, such as virtual reality, augmented reality, and projection mapping, to create immersive experiences that transport visitors to other worlds or allow them to interact with their environment in new and exciting ways.

The process of experiential install and design typically involves the following steps:

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Concept Development and Design:

The first step is to develop a concept for the experiential install. This involves brainstorming ideas and developing a vision for the experience that you want to create. Once the concept has been developed, the next step is to design the experience. This involves creating detailed plans and drawings of the install, as well as developing the interactive elements.

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Fabrication and Installation:

The next step is to design the experience. Once the design is complete, then fabricate the installation by building the physical structure, as well as the interactive elements. Then later installed in the desired location. This may involve working with a team of technicians to ensure that the install is installed safely and correctly

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Testing and Launch

Once the install is installed, it is important to test it thoroughly to ensure that it is working properly and that the interactive elements are functioning as expected. Once the install has been tested and is ready to go, it is then launched to the public. This may involve a special event or simply opening the install to visitors.

Create Unforgettable Experiences with Experiential Install Design

Here is an example of how experiential install design can be used to create a holistic and immersive experience:

A museum could create an experiential install about the ancient Egyptian civilization. The install could use projection mapping to create the illusion of walking through a pyramid or exploring a tomb. Visitors could use touch screens to learn about different aspects of Egyptian culture, such as their hieroglyphic writing system or their religious beliefs. Visitors could also use virtual reality headsets to explore different parts of Egypt, such as the Great Sphinx or the Valley of the Kings.

Throughout the exhibit, visitors would be guided by a narrative that tells the story of ancient Egypt. The narrative would be told through audio recordings, text panels, and even live actors.

By combining all of these components, the museum could create an experiential install that transports visitors back in time to ancient Egypt. Visitors would be able to see, hear, and feel what it was like to live in this ancient civilization.

Experiential install design is a powerful tool that can be used to create engaging and memorable experiences for people of all ages. If you are looking for a way to create a lasting impression on your audience, consider using experiential install design.

Visuals

Visuals are essential for creating immersive experiences. Experiential install designers use a variety of techniques to create stunning visuals, such as projection mapping, LED screens, virtual reality, and augmented reality.

Audio

Audio enhances the visitor's experience and creates a more immersive environment. Experiential install designers use surround sound, directional sound, and interactive audio to create soundscapes that are both informative and engaging.

Interactive elements

Allow visitors to interact with the environment in a meaningful way and feel like they are part of the experience. Experiential install designers use a variety of techniques to create interactive elements, such as touch screens, motion sensors, buttons and switches, virtual reality, and augmented reality.

Hi-Tech Visuals

Visuals are one of the most important components of experiential install design. They can be used to create stunning and immersive environments that transport visitors to other worlds. For example, projection mapping can be used to create the illusion of walking through a rainforest or exploring a spaceship.

To create a truly immersive visual experience, experiential install designers use a variety of techniques, including:

Projection mapping: Projection mapping is a technique that uses projectors to cast images and videos onto objects or surfaces. This can be used to create the illusion that the object is changing shape or that the surface is moving.
LED screens: LED screens are another popular way to create immersive visuals. They can be used to create large, seamless screens that can display high-resolution images and videos.
Virtual reality (VR): VR headsets allow users to experience a completely simulated environment. This can be used to create experiences that would not be possible in the real world, such as flying through the air or exploring the bottom of the ocean.
Augmented reality (AR): AR overlays digital information onto the real world. This can be used to create interactive experiences that allow users to interact with their environment in new and exciting ways.

Audio Design

Audio is another important component of experiential install design. It can be used to create realistic soundscapes that enhance the visitor's experience. For example, surround sound can be used to create the feeling of being in the middle of a battle scene or standing on the edge of a cliff.

Experiential install designers use a variety of audio techniques to create immersive experiences, including:

Surround sound: Surround sound systems use multiple speakers to create a three-dimensional soundscape. This can be used to create the illusion that the sound is coming from all around the listener.
Directional sound: Directional speakers can be used to create the illusion that the sound is coming from a specific direction. This can be used to create a more realistic and immersive experience.
Interactive audio: Interactive audio elements allow users to control the soundscape. For example, a user might be able to trigger a sound effect by stepping on a certain spot or by touching an object.