Interactive Exhibit

Harley-Davidson V-Twin Engine Wall, Brand Story Experience

Client:

Harley-Davidson Motor Company

Venue/Location:

Harley-Davidson Museum, Milwaukee, WI

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Visitors using Engine Wall interactives. Photo by Ron Solomon (courtesy Ashton Design).

Approaching the interactive touch station. Photo by Brad Cheney (courtesy Harley-Davidson Museum).

Single vs. twin cylinder approaches.

Comparing the "Knucklehead" with other Harley-Davidson v-twins.

Multiple touch stations accompany the Engine Wall display

Multiple interactive stations can support a group of visitors simultaneously. Photo by Brad Cheney (courtesy Harley-Davidson Museum).

Engine Wall "free explore" mode.

Visitors are encouraged to visit related bikes that are on display.

Visitors can explore all of the details.

Visitors exploring the Engine Room gallery. Photo by Ron Solomon (courtesy Ashton Design).

Project Accolades:

The Milwaukee Sentinel “Harley-Davidson Museum exhibits don’t stop at motorcycles,” 2018
The Today Show “Harley-Davidson Museum Preview with Tiki Barber,” 2008
Los Angeles Times “Harley-Davidson Museum is hog heaven,” 2008
MSNBC “Harley-Davidson revs up for museum’s opening,” 2008

Belle & Wissell Team Credits

Principal: Gabe Kean
Studio Producer: Sarah Trueblood
Technology Lead: Edward Tang
Art Director: Eric Harvey
Designer: Isabella Vasquez
Programmer: Rand Barnett
Content Developer: Sarah P. Morris
Illustrator: Steven Henry
Quality Assurance Engineer: Siarhei Bokach

Additional Project Credits

Exhibit Designer: Jeremy Hoffman (Ashton Design)
H-D Archives Curatorial Director: Jim Fricke
Exhibit Manager: Kristen Jones
Curator: David Kreidler
Technical Consultant: Bill Rodencal
Collections Manager: Bill Jackson
Photography: Ron Solomon (courtesy Ashton Design)
Photography: Brad Cheney (courtesy Harley-Davidson Museum)