The project is dedicated to creating a multimedia exhibition at the Hydroaviation Museum and serves as a complement to the work on the diploma project. The museum is located on the grounds of a derelict hydroairfield, housed within one of the preserved buildings. The exhibition includes a narrative about the site, the fates of the pilots, and the mechanics of the seaplanes.
Exhibition Hall Plan
Room 1. Memory Space
The visitor enters a dimly lit space where a coastline, gradually transitioning into the outline of a flight path, is depicted on the floor or a long wall.
Hall 2. The Birth of Hydroaviation
Interactive map table on which you can study airfield infrastructure, archival plans, flight routes, and the designated function of individual structures.
Hall 3. People and the Sky
This section reveals the history of hydroaviation through the lives of pilots, technical staff, and other people connected to the airfield.
Room 4. A machine designed for water
The hall is dedicated to the construction of seaplanes, aerodynamics, and the interaction between an aircraft and the water surface. Features include a layered projection revealing the structure on a model cut in half, and an interactive screen displaying technical drawings.
Hall 5. A Flight That Is Gone
The hall showcases a first-person recreation of flight: an illuminated runway, a lake, a landscape from the flight altitude, and a landing sequence.
