MGKidsShadow vs sauerbruch hutton

MGKidsShadow is a calm, colorful shadow-matching game that helps young children learn about the world around them. HOW TO PLAY Black silhouettes are scattered over a bright picture, and an object waits in the corner of the screen. Your child looks at its shape, finds the matching shadow and drags the picture onto it. When every shadow is filled, balloons fly up — pop them and play again: the shadows move to new places every time. WHAT'S INSIDE • 46 themed worlds: space, school, dinosaurs, jungle, the ocean, the farm, pets, toys, music, knights, fairy tales, the circus, pirates and more • Up to 20 colorful pictures in every world, around 900 in total • Two worlds are free to play; one purchase unlocks them all — no subscription • Cheerful background music that can be turned off WHY PARENTS LIKE IT • Builds attention, visual perception, shape recognition and fine motor skills • Simple drag-and-drop a three-year-old understands • No ads and no data collection — nothing is tracked • Works offline, great for trips • Purchases and links are behind a parental gate More games from Martin Grey for your child: MGKidsMemory, MGKidsPuzzle, MGKidsSpy, MGKidsWords. Questions or ideas? Write to support@martingrey.app. Privacy Policy: https://martingrey.app/mgkidsshadow/privacy.html Terms of Use: https://martingrey.app/mgkidsshadow/terms.html

This app accompanies you through the exhibition open box, shown at aut. architektur und tirol, Innsbruck from 7.7.2023 until 21.10.2023 Sauerbruch Hutton is an international agency for architecture, urban planning and design that, founded in London in 1989, is now based in Berlin. The office realises individual and sustainable solutions for architectural projects, urban master plans, interiors, furniture and exhibitions. Pleasure in the sensual handling of space and material, curiosity for technical and spatial innovation as well as the responsible use of all kinds of existing resources constitute the focus of Sauerbruch Hutton’s architectural practice. The exhibition at aut. documents a selection of their most important works, chosen to highlight common themes that weave through the various projects – including the creative exploration of the post-industrial city, in particular of its marginal territories; the development of integrated concepts for a more sustainable built environment; and the creation of sensual and surprising spaces that enrich the everyday life of its users. Due to the atmospheric density of the models in different scales and different materialities, the arrangement has the character of an expansive installation that allows different perspectives on the architectural work and can be associated with urban landscapes. As a digital archive, this app enables the visitor to access extensive information such as photographs, drawings, texts and videos that offer further insight into the projects.