Basket Tree is a Playful Arena That Takes the Form of a Tree
Kevin Young — July 9, 2012 — Lifestyle
References: a-lta.fr & laughingsquid
The Basket Tree is designed by A/LTA Architects and it's a basketball net that takes inspiration from a tree.
It's a clever design and it looks as if a tree and a basketball net came together and had a baby. Players are able to choose to play from multiple nets that varies in height and angles. This playful design is an installation located in Nantes, France and the people with access to this basketball court won't be intimidated to join a game as it's designed for multiple players and games that can all go on at once.
The Basket Tree is aesthetically pleasing but it also provides players with a new kind of interaction; it appeals to different age groups so everyone can play.
It's a clever design and it looks as if a tree and a basketball net came together and had a baby. Players are able to choose to play from multiple nets that varies in height and angles. This playful design is an installation located in Nantes, France and the people with access to this basketball court won't be intimidated to join a game as it's designed for multiple players and games that can all go on at once.
The Basket Tree is aesthetically pleasing but it also provides players with a new kind of interaction; it appeals to different age groups so everyone can play.
Trend Themes
1. Elevated Play Spaces - Creating immersive play experiences that combine elements of nature and sports can attract a wider range of participants.
2. Multiplayer Game Installations - Designing interactive installations that allow for multiple players and games simultaneously creates opportunities for inclusive and social experiences.
3. Aesthetic Sporting Equipment - Incorporating visually appealing designs into sports equipment can enhance the user experience and encourage participation.
Industry Implications
1. Sports Equipment Manufacturing - Sports equipment manufacturers can explore innovative designs and materials to create visually attractive and functional products that appeal to a wider audience.
2. Outdoor Recreation - Developing unique outdoor recreational spaces that blend elements of nature and sports can attract visitors and enhance their overall experience.
3. Urban Design and Architecture - Urban designers and architects can explore the integration of playful and interactive elements in public spaces to promote physical activity and community engagement.
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