The Children’s Playhouse by Anna & Eugeni Bach is Kid-Friendly
Jana Pijak — May 24, 2012 — Art & Design
References: bacharquitectes & frameweb
The Children’s Playhouse by Architects Anna and Eugeni Bach is inspired by a traditional Finnish barn design. The architects have designed a modern take on a classic, creating a contemporary and kid-friendly play space for their two children.
Located on their family’s farm, the 13.5-sq-m playhouse was realized on an affordable budget that embraced traditional building practices and local materials. This stunning structure was made from simple overlapping wooden planks that prevent the entry of water.
The Children’s Playhouse features a small-scale interior that is divided into two areas and varying levels. Embracing their inner child, architect duo Anna and Eugeni Bach have created an interactive space that is both fun and memorable. From low ceilings for kids to higher headroom for adults, this fun space is fit for a fairy tale.
Located on their family’s farm, the 13.5-sq-m playhouse was realized on an affordable budget that embraced traditional building practices and local materials. This stunning structure was made from simple overlapping wooden planks that prevent the entry of water.
The Children’s Playhouse features a small-scale interior that is divided into two areas and varying levels. Embracing their inner child, architect duo Anna and Eugeni Bach have created an interactive space that is both fun and memorable. From low ceilings for kids to higher headroom for adults, this fun space is fit for a fairy tale.
Trend Themes
1. Modernized Wood Shacks - The trend of modernizing traditional wood structures to create contemporary and practical spaces.
2. Kid-friendly Play Spaces - The trend of designing interactive and imaginative play spaces specifically for children.
3. Affordable Traditional Building Practices - The trend of using traditional building techniques and local materials to create cost-effective structures.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - The architecture industry can explore innovative ways to modernize traditional wood structures and incorporate interactive elements for children.
2. Construction - The construction industry can adopt affordable traditional building practices using local materials to create functional and imaginative play spaces for children.
3. Interior Design - The interior design industry can focus on creating kid-friendly spaces that combine traditional elements with modern design, catering to children's needs and preferences.
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