EXTERIOR

On the desktop there are wooden profiles describing the compost types. The user decides which compost type he/she would like to get to know with the guidance questions on the mini screen. The mini screen shows a gif representation of the selection by lifting the profile upwards. When the profile is lifted up to select a compost type, an icon and a short text about that compost type appears on the large screen next to it, and then the user is asked to make a selection with the buttons to build their own compost. Visual support is provided as a hint to the user for their selection on the large screen. After the user builds his/her compost, he/she learns about the processes by seeing the sections of the compost such as day 1, day 7, day 14 on the big screen.

The visitor enters and sits inside the closed spherical volume. This sphere represents the sun. When the mechanism inside the sun is turned, the earth, which is connected to this system, and the moon, which is connected to the earth, will start to rotate.

The visitor activates the circuit by touching the laser beam. Each laser has a receiver. There are certain notes of harp sound connected to these receivers.

By pedaling the bicycles, visitors convert kinetic energy into electrical energy and after a while the world model turns from gray to green and lights up.

In this setup, where the swinging motion is tested in practice, one of the children starts swinging on the swing, when the child slows down, the swinging motion is passed to the child sitting across from him/her through the mechanism on the top and the child sitting across starts swinging without any effort. This movement continues reciprocally.

It is a musical instrument consisting of tuned wooden sticks arranged in scale order and played by striking with two sticks. The arrangement serves in two directions. There are 32 units in total, 16 on the back and 16 on the front, and 2 drumsticks each for making music by striking them.