1- Lincoln Center The Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts project is an on-going seven-year collaboration with architects Diller Scofidio+Renfro. The project entails the renovation of the entire Lincoln Center campus, the Juilliard School, Alice Tully Hall, a new restaurant building, new public spaces, new entry stairs and the development of a systematic identity and design system. We deployed the theme of 'White, Light, Transparent' as a recognizable connective tissue for all the public spaces, and to unify the many venues and elements that make up the complex. The 'White Light' theme links the identity and signage system and is integral to the architecture and materials, the comprehensive campus wayfinding system, digital displays, large-scale building façade graphics, maps, and donor recognition.
Barneys Genes Table Top As part of the relaunch of their 8th floor Co-op at the flagship store in New York, Barneys launched genes@co-op, an interactive cafe featuring a 30-foot long digital banquet table. We were asked to develop a concept for the table top that included a simple ordering system and interactive experience. Working with Perceptive Pixel's backend technology and hardware, we developed the concept of a 'digital river' that flows across the table made up of twenty-eight interactive touch screens. Treating the table both as one giant screen and 28 individual screens, we created a display interface where users can seamlessly order food, browse Barneys New York articles, products, and videos, and dine—all on the same surface.
As part of the relaunch of their 8th floor Co-op at the flagship store in New York, Barneys launched genes@co-op, an interactive cafe featuring a 30-foot long digital banquet table. We were asked to develop a concept for the table top that included a simple ordering system and interactive experience. Working with Perceptive Pixel's backend technology and hardware, we developed the concept of a 'digital river' that flows across the table made up of twenty-eight interactive touch screens. Treating the table both as one giant screen and 28 individual screens, we created a display interface where users can seamlessly order food, browse Barneys New York articles, products, and videos, and dine—all on the same surface.
As part of the relaunch of their 8th floor Co-op at the flagship store in New York, Barneys launched genes@co-op, an interactive cafe featuring a 30-foot long digital banquet table. We were asked to develop a concept for the table top that included a simple ordering system and interactive experience. Working with Perceptive Pixel's backend technology and hardware, we developed the concept of a 'digital river' that flows across the table made up of twenty-eight interactive touch screens. Treating the table both as one giant screen and 28 individual screens, we created a display interface where users can seamlessly order food, browse Barneys New York articles, products, and videos, and dine—all on the same surface.
As part of the relaunch of their 8th floor Co-op at the flagship store in New York, Barneys launched genes@co-op, an interactive cafe featuring a 30-foot long digital banquet table. We were asked to develop a concept for the table top that included a simple ordering system and interactive experience. Working with Perceptive Pixel's backend technology and hardware, we developed the concept of a 'digital river' that flows across the table made up of twenty-eight interactive touch screens. Treating the table both as one giant screen and 28 individual screens, we created a display interface where users can seamlessly order food, browse Barneys New York articles, products, and videos, and dine—all on the same surface.
As part of the relaunch of their 8th floor Co-op at the flagship store in New York, Barneys launched genes@co-op, an interactive cafe featuring a 30-foot long digital banquet table. We were asked to develop a concept for the table top that included a simple ordering system and interactive experience. Working with Perceptive Pixel's backend technology and hardware, we developed the concept of a 'digital river' that flows across the table made up of twenty-eight interactive touch screens. Treating the table both as one giant screen and 28 individual screens, we created a display interface where users can seamlessly order food, browse Barneys New York articles, products, and videos, and dine—all on the same surface.
As part of the relaunch of their 8th floor Co-op at the flagship store in New York, Barneys launched genes@co-op, an interactive cafe featuring a 30-foot long digital banquet table. We were asked to develop a concept for the table top that included a simple ordering system and interactive experience. Working with Perceptive Pixel's backend technology and hardware, we developed the concept of a 'digital river' that flows across the table made up of twenty-eight interactive touch screens. Treating the table both as one giant screen and 28 individual screens, we created a display interface where users can seamlessly order food, browse Barneys New York articles, products, and videos, and dine—all on the same surface. All the content displayed is repurposed from existing advertising, photography and postings from The Window online blog, fully immersing shoppers in the world of Barneys New York. Touching an item pulls up a content overlay and allows the user to interact with it further as w
