The Story:

This large science park includes many historic, math, and science-based components. The eyeballs in the “face” have two different lenses, one wide-angle and one telephoto.

A “chickee,” an indigenous structure with a palmetto-thatched roof over a cypress log frame, was built on site by people from the local Seminole tribe. Seminoles built chickees beginning in the early 1800s when they were pursued by U.S. troops and needed fast, disposable shelter while on the run.

Other elements include a molecular DNA climber, a three-story space station, a Moebius climber, and a reef area encircling a water squirter and a water trough.

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