Video: Watch the National Building Museum’s ‘Lawn’ exhibit come to life

“Lawn,” the National Building Museum’s interactive summer exhibit, has been open since July 4. But now you can see how the 30,000-square-foot display—including a scaffolding tower that offers a unique perspective of the museum’s Great Hall—was built, thanks to a recent time-lapse video from EarthCam, which set up a camera there during construction.

The video shows visitors enjoying the grass-like expanse (made partly of sugarcane and soy), lawn furniture, and hammocks suspended from the hall’s 100-foot ceiling. Those hammocks are equipped with speakers playing summer-themed audio by celebrities and other notables.

The exhibit runs through September 2 and is the result of a collaboration between the museum, New York-based design firm Rockwell Group, and sound-design firm Yessian Music. Programing for “Lawn” includes yoga, movie nights, tours, and other activities.