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Design Pattern for Meta Data Search Panel

 
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Hello,

We are developing a web application to capture meta data for dynamic custom objects. Basically there would be one base object having attributes like creator (ie user), creation date, status etc. There would be child objects of this main object. The child objetcs define the type of object say Vehicles or Buildings etc. These child objects would have dynamic grand children object(s) - each grandchildren object having it's own custom schema for metadata. We would like to store these objects into document based databases like MongoDB and perform search against the same. We would like to do the search panel component design in a way that the implementation does not change when we add and search Object types or grand children objects into the document database in future . We would also like to ensure that the search panel has a uniform UI between dynamic objects. Thanks in advance for any help on design pattern(s) / suggestions for this implementation

Matiz
 
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