These images show how the displays may be arranged. A 3 foot high by 3 foot wide text panel is at the top, with a 1.5 foot high by 1 foot wide experiment panel below. They are designed for easy construction, assembly and transportation rather than unique visual interest. The displays are anchored to the ground at each of four feet with rebar and U-bolts. Each experiment panel will need to be different, not shown as such here. Also, these figures show an earlier display design, replaced by the one below.




Displays are grouped according to common themes or concepts, with scientific method in the center, epistemology on the left and metaphysics on the right, at least as a first cut. Arcing arrangement makes the space seem less square, provides architectural zones for concentration, and makes it easier to remember where things are than if they were all arranged in a circle.

Enclosure is assumed to be a standard size tent of 20 feet by 20 feet, with a roof that transmits light in the daytime. Displays have lights for nighttime, a fluorescent tube or two fluorescent bulbs in an overhead bracket.

Overhead view, with twelve displays

A view as seen from the entrance