A web-based museum recreating freeform skins for Windows Media Player with most features functional, including MilkDrop visualizer presets and audio controls, though some elements remain incomplete.
Shenzhen Natural History Museum, designed by 3XN–B+H Architects–Zhubo Design Consortium, is a 100,000-square-meter facility in Southeast China's Pingshan District featuring an undulating, landscape-like form inspired by local geology and biodiversity. The building's curved granite façade resembles cliff formations, while its accessible rooftop functions as a public park with native and rare plant species, reflecting Shenzhen's evolution toward culture and nature alongside its tech-driven growth.
The Museo de Historia de la Computación in Spain built a 1:1 scale replica of the 1976 Cray-1 supercomputer using 30 Mac Minis from 2012-2014, achieving 1.3 teraflops of performance as a 50th-anniversary tribute. The project demonstrates how consumer hardware networked together vastly outperforms the original machine while using passive cooling to remain nearly silent.
This text describes a museum layout with interconnected specimens organized by time, featuring both documented connections with sources and imaginative associations clearly labeled as such.