The Curious Flow of Water - think differently about the space, imagine what could be 

Over the next six months, Habithèque Inc. and our project partners will be installing new watershed exhibits at the Fairmount Water Works interpretive center. Our first round of new exhibit components is about to be complete including a state-of-the-art AR Topographic Sandbox called Make it Rain and a beautiful bird's-eye view mural of the Fairmount Water Works on the banks of the Schuylkill River leading to the heart of Philadelphia. This new application of our projected installation provides a captivating threshold experience as visitors step into the Fairmount Water Works. Producers: Beth Kephart—The poem "Rising" from her book Flow Habithèque Inc.— Vision and Creative Direction Greenhouse Media— Video, Editing and Animation Blair Brothers Music— Original Soundscape The over arching goal of the new experiences at the FWW is to help visitors build a deeper awareness of water. Curiosity is encouraged throughout the newly enlivened spaces— building on knowledge as the visitor moves through the exhibition, providing opportunities for personal growth and action in an attempt to cultivate water stewards of all ages. Our exhibition approach (a merging of science, art, history and technology) reflect the feel and intent of the evolving FWW brand and vision. Many of the recent public events that have spectacularly activated the site are a source of inspiration for the development of this open-ended, playful and intriguing direction for the FWW. Communication goals will manifest into bold visitor experiences that are reflective of the FWW today that exist in collaboration with the significant work of PW’s Public Affairs Department. So, stay tuned and come and visit the FWW often. Great things are coming.