"Nissen Richards won a tender for the exhibition’s 3D design in Febuary and has sought to tell Turing’s story across five zones ‘delineated by graphics and lighting, rather then thresholds,’ according to Nissen Richards designer Joel Cassy.
The zones will examine both ‘Turing’s personality and the objects he worked with’ says Cassy, who is working with consultancy founder Pippa Nissen on the ‘post-concept stage of the project.’
Large-scale graphics will show the human nature of his work - ‘He wasn’t a lonely maths nerd; he workled in big teams and archive graphics of Bletchley Park will show this,’ says Cassy."
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