In this example, we see a slightly more elaborate design. As with proof of concept #1, we organize objects spatially along walls. This time the exhibition walls are more elaborate.

Color based on number of walls
Number of walls based on layout
Width and shape of walls based on objects
Random function to generate unpeaked number of results
Live connection to Airtable

The Kanban interface of Airtable does help to make sorting elements more intuitive, but sorting within a gallery is not persistent. This means that the order in which we see the objects in Airtable is not necessarily the order in which the objects are loaded in Rhino3D/Grasshopper. More research is needed to solve this problem.

A YouTube video of this proof of concept can be found here: