The story of the Pittville Pump Room
This microsite was designed and developed specifically for the Pittville Pump Room, Heritage Trail. We wanted to make the whole experience immersive and engaging for a specific audience. The idea being, visitors could access an audio guide to compliment the exhibition display, on location. This proved very effective and engaging.
In addition to the design and implementation, SpottedMedia continues to provide training and technical support.
Skills
- HTML5/CSS3
- Website Design / Development
Categories
- Graphic design
- Website design
- Brand communications
Copyright
- The Cheltenham Trust
The Pittville Pump Room
Pittville Pump Room is a Grade I listed Regency gem overlooking the lawns and lake of Pittville Park. Built by Joseph Pitt, the pump room took five years to build, opening in 1830. It was the last, and largest, of Cheltenham’s spa buildings. Pittville was Pitt’s vision of a planned new town development of the 1820s with the pump room as its centrepiece.
Engaging audience
Visitors to the Pittville Pump Room in Cheltenham, can tap into an immersive presentation via an App-like experience on their mobile or tablet at the same time as walking around the Pump Room exhibition. Using local dialect audio, characters take you through a history tour of this historic building. Fascinating and engaging, visitors can interact both with the microsite and onsite elements.
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