Tomorrow Today at the Museum of the Future, Dubai / ATELIER BRÜCKNER

Client :
Dubai Future Foundation
Area :
1,100m²
Year :
2022
Location :
Dubai, UAE

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How will we shape the future? How will we travel, build our cities, feed a population of 10 billion? The “Tomorow Today” exhibition seeks answers to the big questions of our time. More than 50 prototypes and current products from the areas of waste management, the environment, food security, agriculture and irrigation as well as urban planning are exhibited on hexagonal island clusters; supplemented by graphics and filmic presentations, an overview is created about technologies of the near future. The exhibition makes it clear: the future is already taking place because we are shaping it now.

Tomorrow Today at the Museum of the Future, Dubai / ATELIER BRÜCKNER
▲Overlooking The Exhibition Hall ©Daniel Stauch
Tomorrow Today at the Museum of the Future, Dubai / ATELIER BRÜCKNER
▲Exhibition Overview ©Daniel Stauch
Tomorrow Today at the Museum of the Future, Dubai / ATELIER BRÜCKNER
▲Exhibition Overview ©Daniel Stauch
Tomorrow Today at the Museum of the Future, Dubai / ATELIER BRÜCKNER
▲Exhibition Overview ©Daniel Stauch
Tomorrow Today at the Museum of the Future, Dubai / ATELIER BRÜCKNER
▲Exhibition Overview ©Daniel Stauch
Tomorrow Today at the Museum of the Future, Dubai / ATELIER BRÜCKNER
▲Exhibition Overview ©Daniel Stauch
Tomorrow Today at the Museum of the Future, Dubai / ATELIER BRÜCKNER
▲Large Screen Area ©Daniel Stauch
Tomorrow Today at the Museum of the Future, Dubai / ATELIER BRÜCKNER
▲Exhibition Overview ©Daniel Stauch
Tomorrow Today at the Museum of the Future, Dubai / ATELIER BRÜCKNER
▲Exhibition Details ©Daniel Stauch
Tomorrow Today at the Museum of the Future, Dubai / ATELIER BRÜCKNER
▲Overlooking The Exhibition Hall ©Daniel Stauch
General Planning, Exhibition Design, Interaction Design, Media Design, Media Hardware, Graphic Design, LightDesign, Scenography: ATELIER BRÜCKNER
Curated: Gonzalo Herrero Delicado | Harriet Seaborune
Media Content: MIT Media
Content: BThe DoSeum
Structural Design Services: Buro Happold
Architecture: Killa Design
Photography: Daniel Stauch

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