NATIONAL FOOTBALL MUSEUM

National Football Museum

The new National Football museum wanted a fully interactive experience to give visitors a feel for what it’s like to be one of the superstars of football – from the pressure of scoring a penalty to the exhilaration of lifting the winners’ cup.

The client was very particular in their choice of team, wanting a team with a real passion for the project, who would all blend seamlessly, to overcome any problems and produce a world-class attraction. DJW was contracted to design, integrate, commission and programme the audio visual system, including a full lighting design, as well as all of the exhibition electrical and audio visual cabling.

DJW was fully responsible for specifying, developing and integrating an innovative system, Football Plus+. This lets the museum manage the number of visitors using the most popular interactives, whilst also creating a revenue stream in a free museum. DJW worked with other contractors to integrate Football Plus+ into the museum’s EPOS system and website for interactive credit purchases and accessing images post visit.

DJW also created galleries buzzing with light and sound, panoramic curved projection screens bring football to life in two galleries, while a special theatre with a 15.9 metre curved screen shows the diversity of the beautiful game. Visitors explore the game in to new depths and look at it from new angles in the games, where they could be providing the commentary for an FA Cup match or hearing about stadium disasters from supporters.




National Football Museum
Visitors swipe their Football Plus+ tickets to access premium exhibits by spending pre-purchased credits.
National Football Museum
Visitors pit their shooting skills against an interactive goalie, a spotlight on the penalty spot, impressive audio and moving head lights build the experience to the most exciting in the museum.
National Football Museum
Visitors can diagnose a football player’s ailments on this ‘physio table’ of four 46” screens with custom touch overlays.
SERVICES:
Audio Systems
Video Systems
Lighting Design
Visitor Tracking System
System Installation
LOCATION:
Urbis Building, Cathedral Gardens, Manchester UK
BUDGET:
£1.57M
DESIGNER:
Mather & Co
COMPLETED:
2012
WEB LINKS:
National Football Museum
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