Thrilled to work on a project which involved two of my personal passions—history and aviation—my work on Logan 100 began by taking Massport’s preliminary idea and working out a display and interaction scheme which would be touchless, intuitive, and unobtrusive. I then worked with the design team on the branding design of the project, digging through the vast image archives given us by the Boston Globe (and even finding a few of my own on eBay) in the hunt to summarize 100 years of aviation in a single logo mark. The eventual design of two intertwined aircraft, a Ford Trimotor and a Boeing 787, solidified, after which I helped in the animation and layout design while also serving as the lead developer. A relatively simple build as these things go, the challenge for Logan 100 was to create a system which could run for years on end without any human intervention and no network connections, as well as collaborating with the physical computing team to integrate the presence sensor array used to trigger interactions.