DCzootripper
Well-Known Member
OK, so one of the prominent features of London zoo is the canal that goes through the northern part, separating monkey valley and the rest of the zoo that is through the tunnel. Wonders of water would utilise this to it's advantage by building a structure so it goes about 10-15 meters visibly on either side of the canal, with space for people to walk by the canal still, but now with the building going under the canal, providing a one of a kind experience. There would be several small glass windows built in so that people could look up and get light shining down from the canal, and if they are lucky enough maybe see some aquatic species. However this would not be the only thing the wonders of water would have to offer, as it would be an exhibition displaying how every environment needs water. There would be features such as a caiman exhibit, fish tanks, anaconda exhibit, sluice gates playground, water mini-games and more. It would teach people of all ages the importance of water. What do you think to my idea?