Concept
«Trubazorch’s Eye» is a children’s observatory inspired by a comic book about a small alien and his friends who embark on a cosmic adventure to find a new lens for their friend, Trubazorch.
The story forms the foundation of the space: every hall is a new chapter in the journey. Alongside the protagonist, kids explore planets, solve constellation mysteries, learn how telescopes work, and help assemble the components of a magical lens. The finding at the end reminds us that to see distant worlds, you need not only instruments but also curiosity, imagination, and friends.
The observatory includes:
• «Orbit» — the entrance area where visitors receive a map of the stellar route. • «Planetary Stations» — interactive exhibits about the Solar System. • The Lens Workshop — a space for simple experiments with light, color, and optical illusions. • The Dome Hall — a mini-planetarium for getting acquainted with constellations and observing the sky. • Quiet Orbit — a cozy area for reading, drawing, and relaxing.
The observatory’s architecture resembles a small spaceship landed on Earth: rounded forms, portholes, soft lighting, and details that reference the comic book pages. The space is designed so that children don’t just listen to learn about space, but actively become participants in the adventure—asking questions, conducting experiments, and discovering new things.
The main idea of the project is to transform learning about astronomy into an engaging story, where science begins with wonder, and every child can feel like a universe explorer.
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