The Arctic, on board.
From concept to the ice.
Concept, interfaces, 3D, simulators and the rooms on board — the whole project in one film.
A museum inside a ship.
An interactive exhibition about the Arctic, set aboard a historic nuclear icebreaker. NAOS designed the museum layout and the immersive journey through it.
The route runs through the Arctic: its wildlife, sea ice and resources, the Northern Sea Route and the icebreakers that work it. Each topic lives on a touch table with its own interface, in two languages, next to large screens, glass infographic plates and an aurora wall — across a 1000 m² exhibition zone.
For the screens we modelled a polar bear, the ships, the reactor unit and the turbines in 3D. Two simulators put visitors at the helm — a ship’s wheel and a bridge window that sails through the ice — and a photo zone lets them take a picture with the bear.
From concept to the helm.
How the exhibition was built, layer by layer.
→01Concept
Screen-by-screen concepts for every topic of the route.
→02Interfaces
Touch tables on wildlife, sea ice, voyages and the ship.
→033D
A bear, the ships, the reactor and turbines — modelled for the screens.
04Simulators
A ship’s wheel and a bridge window that sails through the ice.
Touch the Arctic.
Screens from the exhibition — interfaces and 3D by NAOS.
At the helm, into the ice.
The voyage content for the bridge-window simulator — the ship breaks the ice while visitors steer.
