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Key Goals

‍"MiChiMu's Not So Scary Haunted House" aimed to achieve several key objectives:

Versatility and Repurposability:

• Develop a haunted house with components designed for versatility and easy repurposing.
• Move away from the temporary gallery model, focusing on creating a lasting and adaptable exhibit.

Artistic and Thematic Conceptualization:

• Conceptualize and design rooms inspired by iconic images, ensuring each space contributes to the immersive narrative.
• Infuse creativity into themes such as the Spellbound Room, Black and White Graveyard, and the Dark Forest, each offering a unique and memorable experience.

Engaging and Multisensory Experience:

• Craft an experience that goes beyond traditional scares, incorporating haunting music, sounds, and visually captivating elements.
• Create a sensory journey that immerses visitors in a world where fear meets artistry.

Design Process

Conceptualization and Thematic Design:

• Define general themes for each room, such as Spellbound, Black and White Graveyard, and Dark Forest.
• Conceptualize the layout, ambiance, and visual elements for each space, ensuring a cohesive yet diverse experience.

Artistic Detailing and Fabrication:

• Dive into the artistic detailing of each room, considering the visual impact and thematic relevance.
• Oversee the fabrication process, translating concepts into tangible elements that capture the essence of the chosen themes.

Versatile Components for Repurposing:

• Strategically design components with versatility in mind, allowing for easy repurposing in subsequent years.
• Ensure that the haunted house remains exhibit-grade while offering flexibility for evolving themes.

Engagement through Immersive Design:

• Implement immersive design principles to engage visitors on a multisensory level.
• Blend scare tactics with artistic elements, transforming fear into an appreciation for the artistry within the haunted house.