Magna Science Adventure Center

Magna Science Adventure Center is an instructive guest fascination, engaging essentially to kids. It is situated in a neglected steel process in the Temple borough area of Rotherham, England. It is a home to the Steel, Peech and Tozer steel works. The vital shows are separated into four structures: Earth, Air, Fire, and Water. There is additionally a vast open air play zone Sci-Tek and water play region called Aqua-Tek. The site, frequently utilized for organizing occasions, gatherings and gigs, is more than 1/3 of a mile long and won the Enjoy England Gold Award for Business Tourism in 2006 and has gotten different honors for the high caliber of item.

The inventive, advancement, subsidizing and assembling process was driven by Stephen Feber, who chose the plan group, driven by planners Wilkinson Eyre and show creators Event Communications. Tim Caulton coordinated presentation advancement, presenting staggering shows that crossed over science and workmanship, for example, Ned Kahn's fire tornado, "The Big Melt" and works by San Francisco 'craftsman in power' Cork Marcheschi. Magna's displays won the Best Exhibition class at the 2002 Design Week Awards.