The population passing the lobby would give great leverage to us to conduct community-engaging design. We have identified several spot in the lobby and give their potential usage.
This corner has three sides of wall, enough space, and facing directly to the entrance. This would be good to set up the large sketch board, but considering the concave-like space, it might not seem intuitive for users to engage.
At the pathway at the lobby, the narrow space is not enough for sketch board, but the wall is good for the design poll and post-note comments.
The flyer board at the window of the lobby would be an ideal place for the sketch board and let designers and users have discussions and have their feedback right away. (I don't know if we can put the other posters somewhere else, but most of them haven't changed in a whole semester)
This corner has three sides of wall, enough space, and facing directly to the entrance. This would be good to set up the large sketch board, but considering the concave-like space, it might not seem intuitive for users to engage.
At the pathway at the lobby, the narrow space is not enough for sketch board, but the wall is good for the design poll and post-note comments.
The flyer board at the window of the lobby would be an ideal place for the sketch board and let designers and users have discussions and have their feedback right away. (I don't know if we can put the other posters somewhere else, but most of them haven't changed in a whole semester)
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