Temporary playground

“Temporary Playground For A Permanent Place” is a proposal for sensory play for children to freely explore their environment and foster resilience and confidence. The design responds to the site’s natural climate and physicality. It seeks to provide a feeling of safety in an otherwise challenging and unstable environment. # Concept Architecture Competition

The “Wallholla” playground, designed by the Dutch company, Carve, continues to gain popularity since it was first designed in 2005. The original Wallholla developed when the city council of Purmerend, in the Netherlands, invited Carve to design a new schoolyard area. Among the long list of requirements were climbing and play activities to accommodate 60 children at a time and a large soccer field. This vertical urban play structure combines several functions including different types of play…

Image 4 of 26 from gallery of Tretyakov Gallery Pavilion / link.bureau. Photograph by Andrew Bolkhovetsky

Completed in 2015 in Cleveland, United States. Images by Pease Photography. Reflects is a winner of an architect-led design build competition for a temporary "treehouse" structure that became a centerpiece of the Cleveland...

The wildly successful Lawn on D Street is a temporary park that took no tedious city planning. Should we let more urban design emerge organically?

Image 32 of 33 from gallery of Urban Playground / McCloy + Muchemwa. Axonometric Illustration

in front of the HQ of Vivacom we installed this temporary scaffold construction, added some natural sand and hammocks to bring the summer back in town. 16.09.2011 Sofia

Designed for the V-A-C Foundation, Venice-Based Israeli architect Omri Revesz’s adjustable Street Cinema rests lightly next to a canal in Venice,...

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