today we presented four conceptual boards to the folks at the ghm. alex and i presented the TAILORED SUIT board which featured her desk idea and my kiosk idea. i think that it went pretty well. we got a lot of good feedback from the tables. the majority if not everyone liked the floating wall idea alex brought in behind her desk. it not only covers the gaping open space that no one really wants to look at but it also provides versatility in regards to the information presented on it. the majority also liked my kiosk idea in that it brought people into the left side of the space and connected the shop to the exhibits. i decided that the kiosk, if chosen as our final one, should be made round to keep with the space. we also discussed making the back half straight and the front curved so that it could still be pushed up against the wall for events and such.
as far as the way we collected our information i think it was fairly successful. splitting up designers/architects and committee members was an excellent idea. i do wonder how it would be if the architects could have worked off of each others ideas to help but then the ideas wouldn't be evenly distributed. i feel like the smaller the groups, the more feedback we're able to get because no one has to fight to get their two cents in.
i think the blog will be a huge help in keeping them all clued in and up-to-date. we still have a LOT of work ahead of us.
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