Concept Art by Alexandra Marcello

Concept art by Alexandria Marcello

Prompt

To create an iconic installation for your campus or city that serves as an inspiration, honors the past, and is a vision of the future.

Collaborators

Alexandria Marcello: Visual Designer
Sidney Wolf: Interior Designer

Role Description

As story writer, I translated design elements discussed in charettes and meetings into a master narrative document. I also authored all copy for the final presentation. Additionally as producer for the project, I maintained the project schedule, ensured that the team met milestones, and provided key research for the project.

The Orlando Kaleidoscope logo

Story + Concept

Through the lens of a kaleidoscope, different hues of small trinkets turn and twist to form an image of ordered beauty. Over time, Orlando has and continues to bloom into a collection of people from all around the world who come together to create a vibrant and beautiful home.

Light and color in both their artificial and natural forms combine as a reminder of the spectrum of experiences brought together to form this city and the beauty it creates.

 

Overview

As a celebration of the past natural wilderness transforming into a city of the future, the Orlando Kaleidoscope guides visitors through a lush interactive garden where nature and light play with visitors. Guests can take multiple paths showcasing local art all leading to the multicolored central structure where engaging programming and top-floor restaurant and rooftop bar allow diners to reflect and celebrate.

Rights and Ownership

The project was conceived by the University of Central Florida Team and created for the 2020 Walt Disney Imagineering’s Imaginations Design Competition.

The project is the sole property of Walt Disney Imagineering and all rights to use these ideas are exclusive to Walt Disney Imagineering.

The competition is a way for students and recent graduates to showcase their talents and for Walt Disney Imagineering to identify new talent.

Interior renderings by Sidney Wolf and concept art by Alexandria Marcello