BYU-I Mural Exhibition Design

This exhibition design proposal is by far my favorite project I've worked on for BYU-Idaho. Along with designers Erica Olsen and Tony Carpenter, I created a to-scale digital mockup of what will be a permanent exhibition in the BYU-I Student Center. The exhibit features the two murals by Robert Oliver Skemp entitled, "The Purpose of Life" created for the 1964 and 1972 World Fairs.  The exhibit will include information regarding the history of the World Fairs, history of the artist and the paintings, and how they affected the growth of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. There are T.V. monitors for looping video segments, podiums for historic artifacts, as well as quotes and illustrated timelines. 

Here is a rough measurements layer to ensure everything is to scale.
Here are some of the original versions from the early stages that I helped create:
Here is some of the process from the initial brainstorming sessions and research phase:
Team brainstorming bulletin
Team brainstorming bulletin
Middle Wall: Above mural are possible quotes to use ffor background audio
Middle Wall: Above mural are possible quotes to use ffor background audio
Main Wall: Possible photos and points for timeline, possible exhibition titles, more quotes
Main Wall: Possible photos and points for timeline, possible exhibition titles, more quotes
These are the official construction drawings from the architect. 

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