WFP | UNHRD permanent exhibition
Design of the permanent exhibition of UNHRD (United Nations Humanitarian Response Depot) for WFP – World Food Programme, inaugurated in 2021. Housed at the UN humanitarian depot, the museum tells the story of the global network of strategic depots that procure, store and ship relief items and equipment on behalf of the humanitarian community. The exhibition route includes an interactive plan of the global UNHRD network, displays of real materials and equipment used in emergency operations, bilingual information panels and a large world map on the floor as the central scenographic element. Role: Exhibition Design, Art Direction, Communication Design, Concept Design. Client: WFP – World Food Programme / UNHRD. The project was developed during the COVID-19 pandemic, in compliance with the health protocols in force (2021). 🌐 Digital context 2021: 2021 marked a turning point for institutional museums: the pandemic accelerated the integration of hybrid digital experiences into physical spaces. The permanent exhibitions of international organizations increasingly adopted interactive totems, augmented reality and content accessible remotely. 📎 References: - WFP – World Food Programme: https://www.wfp.org - UNHRD – United Nations Humanitarian Response Depot: https://www.unhrd.org/