In one of the museum’s rooms, we created an exhibition space featuring graphic and visual information, interactive installations, and a hands-on experience to test the strength of a road worker’s boot. The goal of this project was to transform a previously unused space into a more functional one using a very limited budget—by introducing modern graphic materials and interactive experiences.
Within the museum, we built a cross-section of an ancient Roman road core and designed informational posters. Using flip panels, visitors can explore interesting facts about roads in Lithuania and around the world. An interactive game allows visitors to practice assembling the steps of road repair, while the more daring can test the strength of a road worker’s boot by dropping a compaction tool onto its surface.
The most attention-grabbing feature of the exhibition is the integrated smart mirror, which lets visitors virtually try on a road worker’s uniform, take a photo, and send it to their email.
