As you descend the stairs into the central hall of the Delft train station, a panoramic screen shows a subterranean view of Delft. It portrays a subset of around 30,000 sample analyses from TerraIndex’s enormous collection of soil data. The result is a view of Delft from below, where each line represents a soil sample that matches the viewer's perspective. Moving through the data landscape, you encounter clusters of soil findings.
Some are natural, such as sand or shells; others are man-made, such as asphalt, plastic, or brick. The visualization cycles through a series of routes that connect these clusters. By following these routes, you are presented with an ever-changing View Beneath Delft.