Interactive Farm \ Design

Small child sitting on a child-sized tractor with a cornfield mural backdrop.
Toddlers playing in a vegetable garden mural, picking turnips and cabbages, with a pig and her piglets nearby.
Bird's eye view of the exhibit layout, highlighting the barn mural and overall farm design.
Model of a large black and white Holstein cow feeding, used for reference for the final exhibit replica.
Bird's eye view of the farm exhibit entrance, featuring a cow, silo, cornfield mural, and sun flowers.
Bird's eye view of the barn area, including a scarecrow, tractor, pig, and vegetable garden.
Bird's eye view of the white model, showing the space layout and educational components.
Bird's eye view of the white model entrance area, showcasing the cow, silo, cornfield mural, and barn construction.

Interactive Farm

  Exhibitions

An interactive educational exhibit designed for Please Touch Museum in collaboration with child development specialists. The immersive farm environment teaches sustainable agriculture through hands–on play, featuring planting beds, animal figures, and tactile elements that engage children’s learning styles. The exhibit was later realized and installed at the museum’s new location, closely matching the original design vision. ☐




Render of proposed farm exhibit showing cow, sunflowers, mural of barn and silo, children at play

Post-installation photograph of mother and children with life-sized cow and mural backdrop — a visual remnant of the exhibit’s legacy

Institution: Please Touch Museum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Role: Lead Exhibit Designer (staff)
Collaboration: Child Development Specialists, Exhibitions and Education Departments
Target Audience: Children, Educators, Families
Expertise: Exhibition Design, Educational Design, Interactive Design, Fabrication
Industry: Exhibition Design, Experiential Learning