One of the fascinating aspects of this project was the creation of a physical representation of my thesis. I designed and fabricated a captivating 360 interactive model that showcases each of the game shows. This structure can be spun by visitors, allowing them to calmly explore the side that contains a detailed explanation of the project, along with information about each game and renders of the space.

For the "Floor is Lava" side, I constructed a grand volcano centerpiece, complete with flowing lava (slime) in the middle to emulate the challenge contestants face while climbing to win the show. The interactive element on this side involved textured slime, inviting visitors to touch and play with the lava, even creating their own puddles—an immersive experience in every sense.

To capture the essence of the "Bullsh*t Game Show," I incorporated an actual game for visitors to play and earn a prize. Utilizing audio clips from the show itself, visitors listened to the game scenario and had to determine if the person in the audio was telling the truth or "bullshiting." After participating, they were rewarded with a chocolate coin—a playful nod to the tradition of game shows and the gratification of receiving a prize.

Lastly, for the "Nailed It" segment, I meticulously recreated a cake featured in the show's advertisements. Additionally, I adorned the counter with an assortment of baking supplies, adding a touch of authenticity to the setup.