The Experiential Design Index

Fresco and Wine History Interactive Kiosk — Albuquerque Convention Center

An interactive kiosk documenting artist Frederico Vigil's in-progress fresco on the history of wine in New Mexico opened in 2022 at the Albuquerque Convention Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico, designed and built by Ideum for the city's Public Art and Urban Enhancement Division.

VenueAlbuquerque Convention Center
Project typeInstallation
StatusCompleted
Year completed2022
Technologiestouchscreen kiosk, Unity

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Ideum Media Design & Software Kiosk documenting artist Frederico Vigil's in-progress wine-history fresco, with accessibility-focused UI design

Description

The 65" wall-integrated touch display lets visitors explore the parallel histories of fresco-making and wine-making, including video interviews with New Mexico vintners and a "Work in Progress" section tracking the fresco's completion over time. Navigation is anchored to the lower third of the screen with a dedicated accessibility mode, per Ideum's published accessible-design guidance for multitouch installations.

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