The Maison du Lac de Grand-Lieu in Bouaye is an interpretation centre dedicated to preserving the ecosystem of Lac de Grand-Lieu.
It raises visitors’ awareness of local biodiversity through interactive exhibitions and educational activities.
During its inauguration, the director, Olivier Huber, revealed a commitment to ‘a more immersive and sensory visit’.
Interactive and audiovisual features punctuate the visit, blurring the boundaries between physical and digital scenography.
Interactive displays and a touch wall are complemented by video-mapping films projected onto the scenery.
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A tactile wall showcases wetlands from around the world.
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When touching a point of interest on the wall, information is displayed.
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By moving the boat, visitors discover the various lake habitats through audiovisual sequences.
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Turning the handle allows visitors to virtually change the lake’s water level, which is represented visually.
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A projection on a relief map is complemented by various additional information screens.
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This project has been realized with:
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This project has been carried out with the Wezit In Situ solution.
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