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NatureBridge Climate Solutions Lab Diorama

WhiteClouds designed and built an interactive educational diorama for NatureBridge's Climate Solutions Lab at its Golden Gate campus in the Marin Headlands.

NatureBridge Climate Solutions Lab educational diorama and wall display
WhiteClouds designed and built the interactive diorama for NatureBridge's Climate Solutions Lab.
Customer
NatureBridge
Location
Golden Gate campus, Marin Headlands
Application
Climate Solutions Lab
Topics
Climate change, carbon cycle, and solutions

WhiteClouds designed and built this interactive educational diorama for NatureBridge's Climate Solutions Lab at the Golden Gate campus in the Marin Headlands. The display connects a three-dimensional site model with hands-on learning about climate change, the carbon cycle, and possible climate solutions.

Learning environment

A physical site model within the Climate Solutions Lab

The diorama occupies the center of a coordinated educational display. A three-dimensional landscape and built environment extend across the tabletop, while the wall presentation organizes related climate topics around it.

This arrangement gives students both an overall site and closer components to examine. The model is part of the lab experience rather than a stand-alone architectural miniature.

Interactive content

Carbon-cycle and climate-solution ideas made tangible

The project was developed for hands-on exploration of climate change, the carbon cycle, and climate solutions. Small landscape, energy, transportation, and building elements place those ideas within a shared physical setting.

The tabletop contains detailed landscape, energy, transportation, and building scenes. WhiteClouds designed and built the educational display around these connected subjects.

Close view across the NatureBridge educational diorama
Buildings, transportation, energy, and landscape scenes share the model's tabletop setting.
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Interactive requirements should be identified individually so each activity can be reviewed within the complete exhibit.

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