Sarajevo 1984 Winter Olympics Egzibisyon by Kenan Tuzi

Sarajevo 1984 Winter Olympics Egzibisyon by Kenan Tuzi is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2023 A' Design Award Fè in Enteryè Competition Category.

FèEnteryè· 2023

Sarajevo 1984 Winter Olympics Egzibisyon

by Kenan Tuzi

Client: City Museums Sarajevo

A' Design Award Fè Winner in Enteryè Category

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The Design

About Sarajevo 1984 Winter Olympics Egzibisyon

Mize Olenpik la dedye a XIV Je Olenpik Ivè yo ki te fèt nan Sarajevo 1984. Li loje nan yon bilding istorik, ki te bonbade ak lou detwi nan kòmansman lagè a an 1992. Koleksyon mize yo konbine espò ak atizay rakonte istwa a nan. olenpik Sarajevo yo atravè ekipman espò, dokiman istorik, foto, dokimantasyon videyo, ak meday. Map of World Graphics - Art and Sport bay yon pèspektiv atistik sou jwèt yo, rasanble travay pa atis entènasyonal tankou Andy Warhol ak Henry Moore, ansanm ak Bosni ak Erzegovin atis.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award Fè

Sarajevo 1984 Winter Olympics Egzibisyon se yon ganyan A' Design Award Fè, yon rekonesans ki gen prestij yo bay bon design ki satisfè egzijans pwofesyonèl ak endistriyèl yo atann de kreyasyon ki byen fèt. Ganyan Fè yo montre gwo konpetans, espesyalizasyon wo, konpreyansyon ekspè ak kapasite kreyatif kreyatè yo. Yo atann Sarajevo 1984 Winter Olympics Egzibisyon pou se yon kreyasyon anpil moun estime, admire e renmen ki pratik e inovatè. Design sa a ki ganyen A' Design Award Fè entegre pi bon pratik sektè a e li gen karakteristik teknik konpetan ki lye ak konnesans pratik ak talan. Yo respekte Sarajevo 1984 Winter Olympics Egzibisyon pou jèntan li e li fèt pou bay amelyorasyon kalite lavi ki ede fè mond lan vin yon pi bon kote.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: This is the only Olympic museum in the region, and the only sports museum in the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the Olympic Academy participating in the development and affirmation of Olympic values and spirit. It was founded by the decision of the Organizing Committee of the XIV WOG with the desire to permanently preserve the memory of the organization and realization of this unforgettable XIV Winter Olympic Games Sarajevo 1984. event.
Dimensions & Packaging: The project covers about 200 square meters.
Tags: Museum, Olympic Games, Sarajevo, Sport,
Production Technology: This design tries to incorporate historical building with the spirit of the eighties and needs of modern gallery space.
Design Challenge: The museum was destroyed during the war and only part of the exhibition and artefacts survived. We need to reconstruct some of the elements and recreate the look and feel of that time.
Also, regarding the memory of the old museum, this new one is dedicated to today’s generations and visitors. So, we need to evoke the memory and atmosphere of the ’84 Olympics and to offer some new experiences for visitors.
Inspiration: The visual design of the space was approached respecting and invoking the spirit of the 80s, with the aim of evoking emotions and memories of the event itself, emphasizing the recognizability of graphic motifs, colors and styles, incorporating them with exhibits and videos.
Project Duration: This project was done between 2021-2022. It is still not finished, and collection is constantly updated.
Operation Flow: The ground floor is intended for general acquittance with the Olympics and the history of the winter sports in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The welcoming quote from the opening ceremony with torch and main wall with WOG ’84, are ideal for putting visitor in atmosphere of that time and make photos or selfies.
The first floor is reserved for arenas, results and atmosphere from main sport events. In extension, there is presentation of EYOF 2019 as continuation of that Olympic story.
Also, there is the collection “Art and sport” from major artists of that time.
Image Credits: Photo by Kenan Tuzi