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| − | Imagine a public Cave.
| + | The Learn & Play Island is collaboration of 5 projects situated on the North-East bank of the RDM site. |
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| − | A wooden one, covered by green algae from the sea.
| + | Our goal is to discuss the very much-discussed issue of Sustainability from a different standpoint. |
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| − | Imagine a space that doesn’t have one special function but breathes activities.
| + | We want to show the RDM-visitors how sustainable living can be not only meaningful but also playful and fun. |
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| − | Friends meet over a cop of coffee. Kids from the neighborhood are climbing the walls and an old lady is reading a book in the quite corner in the back.
| + | In order to do that we believe people need to interact with technology and see the result of their every-day choices for themselves. |
| − | | + | For instance the harbor water is filtered and cleaned so that the visitors can swim in it. The energy consumption of the whole island is continuously monitored and graphically displayed on EzRDM’s large media façade. |
| − | The long stacks of wood look primitive, yet you can tell they are treated with high-tech machines. | + | The visitors can even produce energy by jumping up and down the piezoelectric paths. |
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| − | There are trees.
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| − | It is one space with many gradients.
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| − | It has a human scale but looks infinite.
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| − | Welcome to the CAVE.
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| | + | The CAVE is the centerpiece of the Learn and Play island tying the two information centers, the landscape and the experimental housing together to create one whole. Housing an experimental workshop space and a series of wall segment surrounding it the CAVE offers opportunity to interacts and play hoping the visitor ponders about the future of our planet while doing so. |
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Revision as of 18:14, 27 November 2012
WELCOME TO THE CAVE
author(s):Pedram Seddighzadeh
Summary
The Learn & Play Island is collaboration of 5 projects situated on the North-East bank of the RDM site.
Our goal is to discuss the very much-discussed issue of Sustainability from a different standpoint.
We want to show the RDM-visitors how sustainable living can be not only meaningful but also playful and fun.
In order to do that we believe people need to interact with technology and see the result of their every-day choices for themselves.
For instance the harbor water is filtered and cleaned so that the visitors can swim in it. The energy consumption of the whole island is continuously monitored and graphically displayed on EzRDM’s large media façade.
The visitors can even produce energy by jumping up and down the piezoelectric paths.
The CAVE is the centerpiece of the Learn and Play island tying the two information centers, the landscape and the experimental housing together to create one whole. Housing an experimental workshop space and a series of wall segment surrounding it the CAVE offers opportunity to interacts and play hoping the visitor ponders about the future of our planet while doing so.
The CAVE is a member of Landscaping / Public Space / Access and The Culture and Entertainment Committee
Connections
Open House , Continuality, The Wave Phenomena , The Knowledge Center
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