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A CA CCOMMS ROOM1.17A CA H UA H UCOMMSCOMMSCOMMSCOMMSA H USTORE1.46A H URISERA H USTAIRC.03A H UA H UFEATURE STAIRC.04MANIFOLDCUPBOARDCLEANERS1.03A H UESCAPE STAIRC.02LIFT-01PLANT ROOM1.18RECEPT SUPPORT1.04LIFT-02IT. RISER ELECTRICALRISERSMOKERISERWEELCHAIRREFUGELOBBY1.08WATER TANKOFFICE LOBBY1.01SHOWER1.07SHOWER1.05OFFICE1.35CORRIDOR1.43LO BY1.41STORE1.40VEND-COPY POINT1.42CONTROL ROOM1.34ELEC.RISERA H UMALE WC1.11BRIDGE1.02DWC1.10LOBBY1.09A D RAUDITORIUMG.43FEMALE WC1.12LO BY1. 3VOIDCORRIDOR1.32LOBBY1.13LIFT-03ESCAPE STAIRC.01FURNITURE STORE1.31BREAK-OUT AREA1.16CORRIDOR1.30PANTRY1.14TERRACE1.15MEETING ROOM1.19MEETING ROOM1.21MEETING ROOM1.20MEETING ROOM1.22MEETING ROOM1.24VIDEO CONFERENCE ROOM1.26MEETING ROOM1.29MEETING ROOM1.25MEETING ROOM1.23MEETING ROOM1.27MEETING ROOM1.28Conceptual <strong>Design</strong> of Temporary Exhibition Platform and Smart Grid Exhibitionfor Siemens Urban Sustainability CentreFinal Result5.1 Temporary exhibition platformThe concept for the temporary exhibition platform contains a suggestion on location in the centre, a modular conceptfor flexible exhibition layout, and a check-in station. This platform is general and can be used for other exhibitions ondifferent topics in the Urban Sustainability Centre. The concept for the Smart Grid exhibition, which is an example onhow to use the temporary exhibition platform, can be found in a later section (See 5.3 Smart grid exhibition on page53).5.1.1 Placement in the Urban Sustainability CentreThe preferred placement of the temporary exhibition is the office space and breakout area on the first floor. However,the structure is flexible and can be fitted into other possible placements as well. There are several reasons why the firstfloor is suitable for hosting the temporary exhibition. Firstly there is a reception desk already planned on the first floor,which can be used to welcome the visitors who will feel special and selected when going to a floor separate from thepermanent exhibition. Secondly there will be more office space on the second floor, and just a small part of the totaloffice space would be used for the temporary exhibition. The room on the first floor will also be large enough to fit anexhibition. Thirdly the breakout space can work as a lounge area where Siemens solutions can be presented in a relaxedatmosphere easily accessible from other part of the exhibition.ELECTRICALA D RA H UELEC.RISERCOMMSCOMMSCOMMSCOMMSCOMMSCOMMSCOMMSCOMMSCOMMSIT. RISERFigure 5.1 Urban Sustainability Centre - Location for temporary exhibition46
Oskar Karlsson, Petter PolsonMaster <strong>Thesis</strong> 2011 at Chalmers University of TechnologyFinal Result5.1.2 Modular conceptThe flexibility of the exhibition is achieved by using a general structure based on modules throughout the wholeexhibition. Four different modules have been developed and are described below. All modules have a clean design withwhite high-quality plastic finish without any unnecessary objects or writings. This design communicates excellencewhich is one of Siemens’ core values.Figure 5.2 Overview of modular conceptFigure 5.3 Modular concept with projectionScreen moduleThe screen module consists of a large white screenmounted on a stable base module. The screen is suitableto project pictures and movies on, and the base modulecontains speakers which enables both visual and audibleexperiences. Both the screen and base are easily movableand stackable to assure flexibility in the exhibition. Theexhibition structure can be adapted to the content and thescreen modules can stand on their own, on a row, or ina corner formation. On top of the screen there is a rackthat can be used to hold projectors for projecting imagesin any direction. To increase the experience further, 3Dprojectors can be used instead of regular 2D projectors.The height of the screen module is adapted to thesuggested location in the centre which enables enclosedroom-like or tunnel-like constructions solely by placingthe modules in certain ways.Figure 5.4 Screen module - exploded view47
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