Sapporo City Transportation Museum Renewal

This is a museum that tells the history of transportation in Sapporo. It aims to be a facility where you can "learn, experience, and enjoy" by going through the history of Sapporo's transportation system, which has changed in many ways in line with social changes, from horse-drawn railways, trams, buses, and subways.
The museum designed and constructed a memorable experience for visitors through displays and information design that stimulate a variety of senses, including displays displays that allows visitors to ride on the wooden No. 22 streetcar, a tram that has been in operation in Sapporo since the Taisho era, as well as displays concept design allow visitors to observe actual items, listen to the sounds of Sapporo's transportation, construction displays model subway train, and become a displays employee.
We established a promotion system with our Hokkaido branch office and a head office planner who specializes in museums, and were able to take advantage of our geographical location to quickly advance the business with the client while also designing information explanations and experiences appropriate for a museum at a public transportation facility.

Sapporo Municipal Transportation requested us to create displays for their facility that would "contribute to citizens by conveying history and creating a place for learning and experience."

We created displays that conveys the history of municipal transportation, which is connected to modern-day Sapporo transportation, to visitors from multiple perspectives, including explanations following the flow of time and explanations based on displays materials from each era.
・By using a variety displays methods, such as "touching, listening, moving, pretending, and leaving thoughts behind," we created displays is highly experiential and goes beyond just viewing, allowing visitors to actively engage with Sapporo Municipal displays.
- While we proceeded with production based on the design and customer requests, we also achieved flexible construction by adjusting and redesigning the design content whenever issues arose during construction.