架构师提供的文本描述。在杰夫和麦肯齐·贝佐斯的慷慨支持下，贝佐斯创新中心是一个以创新为主题的开创性展览，展示了多媒体、互动和亲身体验，以及探索西雅图创造性历史并点燃其内部创新者的文物、图像和口述历史。

Text description provided by the architects. Generously supported by Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos, the Bezos Center for Innovation is a groundbreaking exhibition dedicated to the theme of innovation, featuring multimedia, interactive and hands- on experiences as well as artifacts, images and oral histories that explore Seattle’s creative history and ignite the innovator within.

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这个5，000平方英尺的展览是由丰富的叙事构成的，其互动性有助于发现，并使游客完全沉浸在创作过程中。展览以一个问题开始：“创新是什么？”该项目的首席设计师艾伦·马斯金(Alan Maskin)指出：“展览围绕创新展开对话-参观者有多种机会参与进来，提出自己的观点…作为互动体验的一部分，参观者被邀请发表创新挑战，而未来的与会者将有机会写作、画画。或者为这些问题建立解决方案-创造一种众包合作，激活集体意识。“

The 5,000 square foot exhibit is layered with rich narratives whose interactive nature facilitates discovery and enables visitors to become fully immersed in the creative process. The exhibition begins with the question, “What is innovation?” Alan Maskin, lead designer for the project notes, “The exhibit frames a dialogue around innovation—visitors have multiple opportunities to engage and offer their own perspectives...as part of the interactive experience visitors are invited to post innovation challenges, while future attendees will have the chance to write, draw, or build solutions to these posed problems—creating a crowdsourced collaboration and activating the collective conscious.”

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积极的参与渗透到贝佐斯中心的经验。“创意实验室”邀请参观者共同发现和解决一些当今最紧迫的挑战。在“我们塑造我们的城市”中，游客可以在照片亭里自画像，并将他们的脸和想法添加到讨论中。“西雅图专利树”提供了普吉特海峡地区的发明精神的三维历史，允许游客带走他们最喜欢的“西雅图制造”创意的原创概念。“走大！”-一本9‘x12’的图解小说-通过五个关于连接、治疗、工作、购物和移动的短篇小说讲述西雅图的组织历史，“启动垫”鼓励游客参与创新技能的互动探索。

Active participation permeates the Bezos Center experience. The “Idea Lab” invites visitors to communally identify and solve some of today’s most pressing challenges. In “We Shape our City,” visitors can take self- portraits in a photo booth and add their faces and ideas to the discussion. “Seattle Patent Tree” provides a three- dimensional history of the Puget Sound region’s inventive spirit, allowing visitors to take away original concepts of their favorite “Made-In-Seattle” ideas. “Go Big!”—a 9’ x 12’ graphic novel—tells the history of Seattle-based organizations through five short stories about connecting, healing, working, shopping and moving, and “Launch Pad” encourages visitors to engage in an interactive exploration of the skills of innovation.

 © Lara Swimmer

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这次展览的主题包括：场所的力量、成功创新者的共同特质、要充分实现一个伟大的想法需要做些什么，以及所有成功的创新是否都会产生积极的结果。

Collectively, the exhibit examines themes related to the power of place, common traits of successful innovators, what it takes to fully realize a great idea, and whether all successful innovations yield positive results.

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