Children's science gallery
Use shared water stations for observation, comparison and facilitated discovery.
VIDEO DEMONSTRATION 25 sec
Water cycle play installation — physical demonstration
Physical operating demonstration · Silent edit
Watch the movement.
Tour the multilevel installation and see the lower basin, clear tubes and moving water from several viewpoints.
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Look at the action.
Understand the reference.
Water and environment zone
Connect tangible flow observations with a wider interpretation of the natural water cycle.
Family learning area
Plan several viewing and participation positions so families can compare what happens at different stations.
This guide describes the visible action. The final performance and operating specification are agreed for the project.
Product details & project options Read the guide: A Water Cycle Model: What Water Play Can ExplainKEEP EXPLORING
Another movement.
Another possibility.
Water Play
Water play island installation — physical demonstration
See one of the installation's spiral-channel stations and the moving water within its surrounding basin.
Watch the demonstration
Water Play
Water vortex generator exhibit — physical reference video
See the actual physical reference and its demonstrated interaction. Use the designated visitor input where provided in the selected version.
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Water Play
Giant bubble chamber exhibit — physical reference video
See the actual physical reference and its demonstrated interaction. Lift the ring using the agreed handle arrangement and watch the film rise.
Watch the demonstrationFROM CONCEPT TO TURNKEY DELIVERY
Start with the idea.
Bring a sketch, a reference video or a project brief. Let’s discuss the experience, the site and the practical next steps.