Designing Experience: Interactive Window Display

 

Michelle Cherian, Hans Steiner & David Boatman


 

Yohji Yamamoto 103 Grand Street, New York City

 


PROJECT PROPOSAL

Our group will create an interactive window display for the luxury, clothing brand, Yohji Yamamoto. It is our mission to strengthen the designer"s brand by creating a window display that merges the outside world with the world of Yamamoto.

 

Our display will utilize projected video triggered by an IR proximity sensor. As a person passes by the store window, they will interrupt the IR proximity field triggering a video camera, which will begin to record the personŐs image, depending on their proximity to the window. Their recorded image will in turn be rear projected on to a display wall along with the past four images of prior passersby.

 

By merging street culture with the high-concept world of Yamamoto, our window display will act as a catalyst, bringing more traffic from the street into the Yamamoto sales environment.

 

TARGET USERS

 

Our target user is the window shopper.

 

If our window concept bridges the identity of the window shopper to that of the Yamamoto brand, we will have successfully created a new Yamamoto client.


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