Boundary Bay Airport - Interactive Exhibit
UI/UX Design
To tell the visitors of Delta's Boundary Bay Airport’s past history as a secret Royal Canadian Air Force base through an interactive exhibit.
This is a digital interactive exhibit for Delta’s Boundary Bay Airport, revealing a previously unknown secret history as a Royal Canadian Air Force base to local Delta residents and visitors. The interactive exhibit showcases a diverse range of stories and photos connected to the airport during the World War II period.
Client
City of Delta, Boundary Bay Airport
Agency
NGX Interactive
My Role
UI/UX, Visual, Interactive Design
Time
Sep 2018 - Jan 2019
Related Links
Citynews 1130: Uncovering secrets at Delta’s Boundary Bay Airport
Delta Optimist: Aviation history takes flight at Boundary Bay Airport
Technology and Specification
The application is displayed in a touch 55” drafting style 4K screen on a stand, developed with Unity. The goal of the experience is to explore, discover, and learn about the airport’s unique history to uncover and share the airport’s evolution, significant events, and the legacy it built.
Source: City of Delta
Base on the theme and the art direction of the style, I delivered the final UI mockup that gone through many iterations and process.
Conceptualization
These are interactive flow and visual direction for clear expectations for the client and developers. I created the flow and set up the look and feel for the interactive exhibit.
Outcomes
The digital interactive exhibit enriches the visitor experience at Delta’s Boundary Bay Airport, uncovers and shares the airport’s evolution, and significant events, and commemorates those who served in the secret base. The digital interactive exhibit will continue to grow as more archive history collections are uncovered.
See Uncovering secrets at Delta’s Boundary Bay Airport at Citynews 1130