Cate­gory

Big in gesture, compact in size: sport on the roof.

A great example of the acti­va­tion of public spaces.

Putting children in charge – at least when it comes to play­ground cons­truc­tion.

Outdoor for Ever­yone.

When being outside feels cooler than staying inside.

Making the city centre more attrac­tive.

Playing helps

Design your own play­ground floo­ring.

Green and play into the city!

Desig­ning with sports.

Promotes commu­ni­ca­tion and open­ness.

Neigh­bor­hood School and neigh­bor­hood centre.

If the surroun­dings already are densely popu­lated, there always remains the acti­va­tion of roof areas.

A mixture of parking garage, play­ground and sight­seeing desti­na­tion.

A nice example of acti­vating public spaces and rooftop areas.

The Cister­cian monas­tery in Wettingen is a special place. A sports hall has to be subor­di­nate here.

Conver­ting mobile over­seas contai­ners into play contai­ners is a good idea for many reasons: the KuKuk…

A successful colla­bo­ra­tion between humans, compu­ters and nature. Sounds funny, but this is how it is.

Water land­scapes always bear the danger of slip­ping. Here is how to solve this problem.

Inno­va­tive, espe­ci­ally with regard to the choice of mate­rials. And bright.

Colourful play floors inspire imagi­na­tion. For rese­ar­chers and fairies. By Melos.

IBTASEM is a tempo­rary play­ground struc­ture for Syrian refugee children in Lebanon. IBTASEM offers caring. And…

The KO Kinder­garten creates incre­dible ways for children to develop. Through archi­tec­ture only. From…

Pixe­land by 100architects brings toge­ther play­ground spaces for kids as well as land­sca­ping and enter­tain­ment…