Projects

TAC: Road to Zero

Road to Zero is a world first road safety education complex and has been developed by the Transport Accident Commission in partnership with the Melbourne Museum.

John’s role as a lead designer was to work with the highly talented team from Grumpy Sailor and design numerous interactive installation for students to engage with and learn.

The exhibit contains a combination of different multimedia experiences such as a 3D mapped car projection, a virtual reality car journey through time, to video storytelling and interactive displays, a glass elevator designed to demonstrate collisions, a multi-user interactive quiz, and an interactive road system using multiple touch displays.

Lendlease International Headquarters

The project required to deliver digital display solutions for the new headquarters in Barrangaroo. This included a multifaceted 20 meter wall, a multi-touch point solution for all the office floors, an interactive timeline using a touch display and a mobile delivery solution. 

The display solution was created to host content and provide a critical platform for communication across all level of business.

John was the UX and UI designer for the project. After completion, the system was rolled out into Lendlease’s global offices. The process involved directly speaking to management stakeholders, developing user-personas and developing test cases to ensure that users receive the best optimal experience during content delivery.

The Spirit of Anzac Centenary Experience

The Spirit of Anzac Centenary Experience is a travelling exhibition that tells the story of Australia’s involvement in the First World War, and the ensuing Century of Service of Australia’s armed forces in all wars, conflicts and peacekeeping operations in which Australia has been involved.

John worked on the project as UX and UI designer for the augmented reality exhibition for the 11th Battalion A.I.F – Cheops Pyramid, along with designing the official virtual reality application for the SACE exhibition, making the exhibit available for all Australians. 

The AR and VR design process included continuous UX testing to ensure that the experience and content was optimal and provided delight and satisfaction to maintain the user’s engagement. The process starts from initial storyboarding, UI design, prototyping, and further testing during development.

GE Ecomagination Centre: Masdar City

GE opened an “ecomagination centre” in Abu Dhabi’s Masdar City. The 840 square-metre space in Masdar City’s Incubator Building, showcases GE’s advanced technologies from cleaner solutions for power grids to upmarket appliances.

John designed the critical touchpoints of the exhibition, this includes the center piece by merging traditional mediums and digital technologies: Madinati, a city of 5 million people, brought to life through a 16sqm interactive table that combines physical buildings, with the underlying ‘behaviour’ of the city shown through digital animations under the perspex model city and brought to life for users by interactive screens, projection and voice-over.