Run, climb, jump, play...
Unique playgrounds
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Dragon, Mulighedernes Park, by Monstrum via monstrum.dk
Run, climb, jump, play...
These appear to be the watchwords for children, especially when they discover playgrounds where they can spend their energies to the limit.
Nowadays there are truly amazing parks for its originality, which raises curiosity in children and to which not even adults are indifferent.
It seems that we are reaching a stage where the stereotype of the traditional playground, consisting of a slide, a swing and an up-and-down is being abandoned, seeking more creative solutions, made often by architects, designers and artists.
A children's playground can be considered a piece of art, contemplated and appreciated for its aesthetic value. Becomes almost an interactive piece when children appropriated it, visit and discover according to various perspectives that often adults wouldn't risk.
Meet, then some examples of creative playgrounds that kids and adults will admire!
Spider, Stjerneskuddet Nursery, by Monstrum via monstrum.dk
Mimers Park, Denmark, by Everdal via elverdal.dk
Tricycles car wash via creatingmyhappiness.com
Treehouse, Blaxland Riverside Park in Sidney, by JMD Design via jmddesign.net
Osdorp Oever, Holand, by Landezine via landezine.com
Playground, Schulberg by ANNABAU via archdaily.com
Forest, Pulse Park Denmark by CEBRA via cebraarchitecture.dk
Primary Sculpture, Wanas Sculpture Park Sweden by Jacob Dahlgren via ilikearchitecture.net
Space Race, Stromvka Park Praga by Zdeněk Němeček via blog.nomesdesign.com
Arboretum, Australian´s National Arboretum Canberra by Taylor Cullity via tcl.net.au
Uggla, Estocolm Sweden by Kristinebergs Slottspark via dosfamily.com
Crochet playground, Japan by Toshiko Horiuchi-MacAdam via archdaily.com
Waterpark, Tychy Poland by RS+ via karmatrendz.wordpress.com
