Poland.
A former water tank makes room for discovery. A physical music machine invites hands-on play. Explore places and objects that turn something complex into an experience people can enter.
Start with Hydropolis.
Step inside the city’s water story.
Wrocław turns a former water reservoir into an immersive place to explore the substance the city depends on.
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A stool shaped by pressure.
It looks like an inflatable stool. It is steel. Zieta welds thin metal sheets together and inflates them into a permanent, load-bearing form.
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A musical idea, made visible.
Poland’s Musicon turns a rotating drum and rows of buttons into a musical sequence that children can change and hear.
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A phone with a deliberate offline state.
A phone makes disconnection a physical product state.
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Let the furniture fit before it is made.
A furniture configurator connects personal choices with the parts, packaging and instructions needed to build the result.
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