Tag: Playground
Chaos and confusion: The clash between adult and children’s spaces
In her new book How to Grow a Playspace, Katherine Masiulanis asks “Is it counterproductive to design children’s spaces, given that over-prescribed landscapes may stifle creative potential?”
Writing history: Harts Mill Surrounds
A playspace by Aspect Studios at a historic mill leads the revitalization of Port Adelaide’s post-industrial waterfront.
Child’s play: Rio Tinto Naturescape
Plan E has delivered a play area in Perth’s Kings Park with the specific aim of reconnecting children with nature.
Blaxland Riverside Playground
JMD Design creates an invigorating playground at Sydney Olympic Park with moulded terrain and supersized equipment.
Darling Quarter playground
Sydney’s award-winning Darling Quarter playground by Aspect Studios.
The evolution of playspaces
Contemporary play projects across Australia.
Sydney Park Playground
The Comfortably Chaotic character of this playground works within the overall context of a rolling parkland.
Public Play
The public realm can provide a setting for play, one of the defining aspects of childhood. it is important That children and young people have a voice in its development.
Water Play
Landscape architects and play space providers can enrich public space through the design of water play experiences.
Inclusive Play
By designing children’s play spaces with inclusive risk in mind landscape architects can play a role in childhood development.
Inclusive Play
By designing children’s play spaces with inclusive risk in mind landscape architects can play a role in childhood development.
Seasoned players: Return to Royal Park
A new park in Melbourne brings landscape back into playtime.
Water Play
Landscape architects and play space providers can enrich public space through the design of water play experiences.
