ShareRecipe for a Green Kitchen
Nexus Green Building Resource Center, Boston, MA
As Nexus' first educational integrated exhibit, Recipe for a Green Kitchen is one of several exhibits in the Nexus Live/Work Loft showroom. I began work on this exhibit after the base building products had already been installed. Paperstone, Kohler, Crossville and Terrene showcased sustainable kitchen cabinets, countertop, backsplash and a low-flow faucet. I developed and designed graphics for the exhibit and supervised an intern to develop the interactive elements of the exhibit.
Project Overview
Integrated Exhibits give Nexus showroom visitors a holistic sense of how green building products work together and how to incorporate them into specific settings such as hospitality, kitchen, classroom and building envelopes. Visitors are able to see, touch and experience green building products in their intended application.
Integrated Exhibits give Nexus showroom visitors a holistic sense of how green building products work together and how to incorporate them into specific settings such as hospitality, kitchen, classroom and building envelopes. Visitors are able to see, touch and experience green building products in their intended application.
Recipe for a Green Kitchen designed in collaboration with other Nexus staff. All kitchen doors and drawers open to reveal interactives.
Welcome Banner, 3'x6,' soy-based ink printed on recycled bottle fabric
Education Panel, 'What's In Your Bottle?'
Education Panel, 'Consider Every Drop'
Exhibitor Product Panel, Crossville backplash
