Fill the reservoir
The button supplies water to the open chamber behind the cliff crest.
Nature & waves
Follow a falling sheet of water down a layered cliff and into the river basin.

Load the 3D model to rotate and zoom. Approx. 17.8 MB.
Design concept shown in a fixed pose. The 3D view explores the form; effects and mechanisms are illustrative.
FROM ACTION TO DISCOVERY
The button supplies water to the open chamber behind the cliff crest.
Water passes over the overflow edge as a falling sheet.
The cascade reaches the lower basin around the islands and banks.
A CLOSER LOOK
Explore the arrangement of a tall lime cliff with layered teal strata, cloud crest, falling water sheet and lower river islands.
LEARNING THROUGH PLAY
This concept brings gravity, overflow and landscape observation into a shared water-table setting. Visitors can explore the idea at their own pace and compare what they notice with a partner.
A height difference creates a descending water path.
A reservoir collects water before releasing it over an edge.
Visitors can trace the supply, falling sheet and receiving area.
PART OF A BIGGER WATER TABLE
Keep the front button accessible and preserve sightlines to the crest and basin. Develop even sheet flow, splash capture and reservoir service access.
The arrangement can be developed for a museum, science centre or play space as part of a custom water table. Final dimensions, materials and operating performance are established during design and engineering.
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