Environmental & Exhibition Design
Exhibition Design
Design exhibits that pull people in, tell one clear story, and survive the show floor.
12 lessons4 modules9h 0m durationbeginner level
About this course
Exhibition Design teaches you to plan, draw, and graphically resolve a real exhibit, whether a 10-by-10 trade-show booth, a 20-by-20 island, or a gallery story room. You will work through booth-size types and the rules that govern them, visitor-flow and dwell-time thinking, the reading-distance math behind panel graphics, scale-model and mockup techniques, and the fire-rated materials and modular systems that make a temporary structure buildable. By the end you can hand a fabricator or show contractor a floor plan, elevations, a graphics schedule, and a materials spec they can quote and install on a deadline.
Curriculum
Module 1: Exhibit Foundations and the Brief
- What an Exhibit Has to Do and the Single-Message RulePreview
- Booth Configurations and the Rules That Govern Them🔒
- Reading the Brief, the Show Kit, and Constraints🔒
Module 2: Spatial Layout and Visitor Flow
- Zoning the Footprint: Attract, Engage, Convert🔒
- Visitor Flow, Sightlines, and Dwell Time🔒
- Furniture, Counters, and Accessible Circulation🔒
Module 3: Panel and Display Graphics
- Reading-Distance Math for Headlines and Body Copy🔒
- Layout, Contrast, and the Eye-Level Band🔒
- Large-Format Production, Resolution, and Bleed🔒
Module 4: Mockups, Materials, and the Build Package
- Scale Models and Full-Size Mockups🔒
- Materials, Fire Safety, and Modular Systems🔒
- Assembling the Exhibit Package and Working with Contractors🔒
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