Curiosity Runway
Washington D.C.
Designer: Luci Creative
In partnership with National Children’s Museum, Ravenswood Studio supported the development of a fun and educational space for traveling children. Located just after the Reagan National Airport’s North Security Checkpoint, Curiosity Runway will provide families with a dedicated, comfortable area where young children can safely play, learn, and explore. Ravenswood Studio fabricated four different experiences with in the playspace including:
Paper Airplane Climber: Children will use multi-level platforms to climb to new heights in a whimsical structure modeled after a paper airplane.
Jetsetter Slide: After reaching the top of the Paper Airplane Climber, explorers will start their descent via the twisty Jetsetter Slide for a thrilling ride back to Earth.
Cruising Altitude Cloud Crawler: Curiosity Runway’s youngest visitors will crawl and toddle through an active, cloud-inspired play structure that encourages gross motor skill building.
“I Spy” Observation Deck: Future STEAM innovators will develop a deeper understanding of planes at the Observation Deck, where signage will prompt them to search the tarmac for airport equipment and planes, including the Boeing 737 MAX.
WHAT WE DID
Fabrication
Design Cost Estimation
Engineering
Graphic Production
Graphic Printing
Installation
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