Thinking about what our space would look like, We were inspired by circular movement flow for our exhibit and how it symbolizes closure and to ensure smooth transition of audience from one phase to another. The intended flow also metaphorically co-related with concepts like circle of life, so we referred to some already existing museums like Musée Atelier Audemars Piguet, 9/11 museum and Guggenheim museum. We finalized on a inward spiral movement for our exhibit with information placed in a way that it intensifies as one goes further in the spiral. For way finding we also drew inspiration from IKEA’s way finding style of one way flow of movement that creates an experience of guided movement from starting to finish for buyers.

Our initial concept took the form of a spiral shape that mapped well with the cycle of compliance, i.e. awareness, belief, knowledge and action. Basically starting general on the outside and adding layers of specificity as we go inward and ultimately arrive a specific call to action in the center. Originally we thought of the building to be 2-storeyed as to when you reach the very center and you feel all determined to create your advance directive, you get lifted up to another level as a transcendent return to the real world