Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms

What is placed

Two connected exhibition rooms and a front of house, laid on the pack's own floor tiles inside its own wall, doorway and fire exit modules. The first room is a hang: framed canvases in four sizes plus a stretched canvas and a diptych pair, each under a picture light, with a lighting track and spot heads on the ceiling, a rope barrier holding visitors back and benches facing the wall. A doorway leads through to the second room, where display plinths in three heights, a bust pedestal, a glazed vitrine case, a wall display case, a sculpture turntable, an interactive screen stand and a projector plinth show three-dimensional work. Wall text panels, a room name plate and label card sets carry the interpretation, with picture rails, skirting runs, air grilles, a humidity monitor and an invigilator chair filling in the room fabric.

Past the inner doorway the front of house has a reception desk with a ticket scanner, a cloakroom counter, a bank of bag lockers, a floor plan board, an audio guide rack, a wheelchair and a pushchair park. A shop counter and two cafe tables sit in the far corner, and movable partition walls screen an art handling trolley, an artwork crate, a gloves and tools tray and a cleaning trolley waiting for the next hang.

What moves

The gallery doorway and the fire exit both open and close, the vitrine case lifts its cover, the bag locker bank opens, the sculpture turntable spins, the interactive screen stand tilts, and the wheelchair, art handling trolley and cleaning trolley roll their wheels. Clips play as you walk up to each piece.

What does not move, and why

Every canvas, panel and label in this pack is an abstract composition of colour blocks with no lettering on it. Nothing reproduces or imitates a real artwork, a real artist or a named style, and the bust form is a plain abstract shape rather than a likeness of anyone: the art here is placeholder for a consumer to replace with their own. Canvases, ropes, cables and lighting beams are static geometry, because none of them is reachable with the rigid node transforms this library uses. There are no visitors and no invigilators, because nothing here is skinned.

Every piece here is a published model from the pack, placed by hand. Walk with the keys or touch, and approach a piece to see it move if it has animation. Colliders, navigation and gameplay are yours to add.