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Three Rivers Park District Eastman Nature Center  

Three Rivers Park District Eastman Nature Center

Dayton, MN, United States

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Three Rivers Park District Eastman Nature Center

Dayton, MN, United States

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STATUS
Built
YEAR
2012
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
BUDGET
$5M - 10M
The design integrates site, building, and exhibit design in order to create a holistic visitor experience in the forest. A long south facing glass facade brings in light, passive solar energy, and extends the exterior paths through the building from the understory on one end to the tree canopy on the other. An active solar array and a geothermal-based heating and cooling system provide much of the energy needs. Operable windows provide ventilation and bring in the sounds and smells of the forest. Roof water feeds a pond to draw birds and animals for human observation.

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