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Virtual New York Times Museum
Virtual New York Times Museum
Virtual New York Times Museum
Virtual New York Times Museum
Virtual New York Times Museum
Virtual New York Times Museum
Virtual New York Times Museum
Virtual New York Times Museum
Virtual New York Times Museum
Virtual New York Times Museum
2025

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Virtual New York Times Museum

New York Times Museum Website

The NYTimes museum sheds light on the fascinating evolution of a beacon of American journalism, but it is entirely hidden from anyone who isn’t physically in the office. Through dynamic spatial interactions and gamified artifact pages, the Virtual Museum is a web experience that simulates the immersion of walking through the museum without actually being present. Beyond effectively showcasing artifacts, the Virtual Museum’s guided narratives allow employees and the public to learn more about the journalism powerhouse’s enlightening history and build a consistent brand for the company’s commitment to truth and resilient reporting.

Client / Manufacturer

The New York Times

New York City, US
Design

The New York Times

New York City, USNuoran Chen, Christina Su, Mina Chung, Frannie Ello, Bella Rinne
Date of Launch
after 2025
Development Time
Confidential
Target Regions
North America
Target Groups
Consumers / Users

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