Work
The Man Who Planted Trees immersive exhibition

Case study

Professional contribution

2025

The Man Who Planted Trees

Technical Architecture Design — Supply + Demand

A touring immersive exhibition. Official credit: Technical Architecture Design, Saël Simard.

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01Premise

The question

What architecture lets a touring forest-experience stay coherent for operators and visitors?

02Encounter

Experience

Visitors move through forest-inspired scenography, interactive environments and scientific content. The landscape can be transformed by participation. This is a Supply + Demand production, developed with the Canadian Museum of Nature, inspired by Frédéric Back and Jean Giono.

03Architecture

System

ContextSupply + Demand
My roleTechnical Architecture Design — Supply + Demand
The workThe Man Who Planted Trees
Known media & modules

Contributed to the systems architecture of the touring immersive exhibition as part of Supply + Demand’s technical team. Not an independently authored project.

04Consequence

What changed

A public, official credit for technical architecture on a major cultural tour — systems work at the scale of an institution.

05Project facts

Context

Authorship
Professional contribution
Role
Technical Architecture Design — Supply + Demand
Studio
Supply + Demand
Client
Canadian Museum of Nature
Year
2025
Collaborators
Supply + Demand
Visit projectThe Man Who Planted Trees

06Attribution

Credits

  • Supply + DemandStudio
  • Saël SimardTechnical Architecture Design