Patient No More! People With Disabilities Securing Civil Rights: Exhibit Display 3D Model by Prof. Silvan Linn

Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Exhibit Display 3D Model by Prof. Silvan Linn

Image created in SolidWorks program shows display kiosk in white with side shelves, flipup door for storage and dolly in red.

Display kiosk created by Prof. Silvan Linn in SolidWorks.

3D model of the Ed Roberts campus space in gray and white.

Model of the Ed Roberts campus space created by Prof. Silvan Linn.

Grayscale model of the Ed Roberts campus made in SolidWorks. Model shows layout of the building's interior with its rotunda.

Model of the Ed Roberts campus space created by Daniel Guasca.

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A blog by exhibit design students at SF State working on the Patient No More! exhibit.

Patient No More! is an accessible, interactive exhibit project celebrating the Bay Area’s unique and vibrant contributions to the disability rights movement, coinciding with the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act in 2015. The main exhibit will be located at the Ed Roberts Campus, a hub of disability organizations in Berkeley, CA.
Pino Trogu and Silvan Linn, Assistant Professors of Design and Fellows at the Longmore Institute, are coordinating the work of twenty design student interns who are designing and developing the exhibit.
The Paul K. Longmore Institute on Disability at San Francisco State University is the promoter and driving force behind the project. Part think-tank, part cultural center, the institute introduces new ideas about disability and disabled people, leading a series of exciting projects at the intersection of disability history, the arts, education, and policy that pairs SF State students and faculty with various local communities.
For more information, please contact Emily Beitiks, Assistant Director at the Longmore Institute: beitiks@sfsu.edu.

Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Exhibit Display 3D Model by Prof. Silvan Linn

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