Make the physical place make sense online.
Bring together panoramic space, detailed panels, artworks, historic photographs, and first-person stories in a way that encourages close reading.
Smithsonian exhibition · Cultural heritage virtual tour
A layered virtual visit connecting art, neighborhood history, oral storytelling, and the changing life of Washington, D.C.’s Chinatown.

The experience
Sightlines asks visitors to look closely: at family histories, neighborhood landmarks, murals, photographs, and the forces that reshape a community. The tour keeps those threads connected without prescribing a single route.
Bring together panoramic space, detailed panels, artworks, historic photographs, and first-person stories in a way that encourages close reading.
Use the gallery as an organizing landscape, then let visitors move into high-resolution panel views and media-rich stories whenever something catches their attention.
An exploratory digital exhibition that moves fluidly between place, object, and testimony while remaining usable on desktop, mobile, and in an accessible reading mode.

“A virtual tour should create the urge to explore one more room, open one more story, and look a little closer.”
— Loren Ybarrondo
What I did
Experience features