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Carnegie Science Center provided some of my favorite design experiences. I was honored to have worked with many extraordinary designers and fabricators who I always derive inspiration from today. These are a few of the exhibits I was privileged to have contributed my design talent to. |
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Carnegie Science Center's "Zap Surgery" center piece. The fiberglass brain is a stylized rendition of a gamma dome beaming rays into a brain. Optic fibers dazzle onlookers with a pulsating display of green gamma.
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Scope it Out simulates a real life medical procedure to remove an inhaled object from a patient's lung.
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Visitors attempt to correct leaking blood vessels represented by LEDs inside the giant eye. A diode laser shuts off the LED when aimed at the leaking vessel.
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The obstacle course in Sportsworks lets children crawl, climb, and play. Backdrops of classic Road Runner cartoons provided inspiration for the mountains.
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| copyright 2009 Joe Kulik |
