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Immersive environments
Cox’s Bazar, imagined at the waterline
Come closer
to the blue.
Tidehouse brings the Bay of Bengal into view through living galleries, open research and coastal stories designed to leave you looking longer.
Three ways into the water
Begin with
what moves you.
Follow a ray through a moonlit gallery, stand beside a live research bench or browse the remarkable neighbours of the Bay of Bengal. Every path reconnects.
07.4 mWindow depth
The tide window
A room that changes
with the water.
At the centre of Tidehouse, one immense window follows a single Bay of Bengal habitat from pale morning current to deep-blue dusk.
Watch sand lift beneath a ray’s wings. Notice a grouper hold steady in the flow. Return an hour later and the whole composition has shifted. Interpretation is quiet here: a few exact prompts, long benches and enough time to see behaviour unfold.
Look forThe moment a blue-spotted ray settles and almost disappears.
Coast-to-deep-water thinking
Wonder is only
the beginning.
Tidehouse imagines a public campus where every gallery question can travel outward: to a seagrass quadrat, a mangrove sediment core or a hydrophone listening below monsoon waves.
Explore the fieldwork03Imagined research priorities
01Connected coastal system
∞Questions worth following
Figures describe this fictional concept, not current operations.
Learning by looking closely
Small hands.
Serious questions.
Programmes begin with evidence children can touch, compare, sketch and debate. Every session is imagined with access choices and clear learning outcomes.
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From the field notebook
Stories carried
in by the tide.
Make a day of it
Your route through
the waterline.
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