Overview

For the 2011's August Beam Project Beam campers and staff collaborated with architecture students at the University of Kassel, Germany to build pragmatopia's "The Habitats of Parker Mountain," human-sized interpretations of animal habitats. The international team designed and worked with the campers in building animal abodes to suit the needs and nature of the native wildlife of southern New Hampshire but for the use and enjoyment of all Beam Camp's inhabitants, human and animal.

Additional Information

• PROJECT MASTERS: pragmatopia & STUDENTS OF UNIVERSITY OF KASSEL
• This is a sleepaway program for Making & Collaboration in Strafford, NH.
• Beam Camp sessions typically cater to ages 9-17.