Museum and heritage digital experiences in Saudi Arabia: a production guide
Museum and visitor-centre exhibits in Saudi Arabia differ from exhibition stands in five ways: they must run daily for years, so hardware has to be serviceable and spare parts documented; fixings on protected heritage sites must be free-standing and reversible; interpretation has to be genuinely bilingual with Arabic typeset right-to-left; exhibits must be sized to visitor throughput and dwell time; and maintenance, content updates and consumables belong in the budget from design stage, not after handover.
- Why museum work is not exhibition work
- The five things that decide whether an exhibit survives
- Heritage sites change the engineering, not just the look
- Throughput and dwell time, planned before content