Referencing the diameter of the famous and gigantic Ada Tree, a 400-year-old mountain ash, a pair of open circumferences play on figure/ ground, inviting contextual learning and open-ended exploration. Visitors can step in and experience the huge scale of the mountain ash trunk, explore sound, balance and climbing, as well as storytelling with educators and resident historians who are passionate about local heritage.

A road-trip stop for tourists and play park for locals alike, it creates a simple and cost-efficient feature that connects visitors to aspects of the town identity, invites curiosity and supports sensitive regional development. Reclaimed local timber, sand, stone, landscaping and water provide multi-sensory exploration and grounding. On Wurundjeri and Gunaikurnai land.