[concepts]
1. table 1: mark, lee
- consider blue color swatch and blue on car
- kiosk used to control circulation rather than furniture in open space
table 2: susan, shane
- mobility
- like desk more of a feature
- technology on floating wall
- don't have a lot of seating area
- more welcoming to have desk right in front of door
- electrical issues with mobility of furniture
- multiple functional desk, not mobile
- incorporate table with desk
table 3: susan w., minkin
- how far floating wall is from wall, how many people can fit at a time
- curved gift shop that is mobile
- desk accommodates more than one person
- 20 year plan, design needs to be timeless and have a lasting color scheme
- mobility of floating wall
- multiple floating walls to break up space
table 4: bridgett, jinna
- like desk at center
- bring in things to break up space, floating wall
- really like floating wall
- larger scale kiosk/museum shop display
- kids interact/get familiar with museum from technology
- move around space, wayfinding
- if desk is done right, it could be permanent
- multifunctional desk
- many opportunities with kiosk
- color to draw peoples eye around the space, where to go
2. I thought the way we collected their notes at the end was very helpful because we will be able to look at everything they were thinking and their initial reaction to the boards as a whole and also to the color schemes, desks, kiosks, circulation, and perspective. although I thought the materials questionnaire worked well, I think that they weren't thinking of other options of materials while they were filling it out, but rather just limiting themselves to the materials that were presented on the sheets.
