'Vlinderboom Schoolyard' by One Architecture & Debra Solomon
Michael Hines — March 21, 2010 — Art & Design
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I never thought I could play on a butterfly until I saw One Architecture & Debra Solomon's 'Vlinderboom Schoolyard'. My childhood playground looked nothing like this.
'Vlinderboom Schoolyard' almost looks too artsy and futuristic to be fun. But then I remember back to my childhood long ago and realize that children can have fun with--and on--almost anything. Ioana Suliciu's playground is aesthetically pleasing too, so it's a double win. That is twice as better as a single win.
Click the link to your left to check out more of Ioana Suliciu's works.
'Vlinderboom Schoolyard' almost looks too artsy and futuristic to be fun. But then I remember back to my childhood long ago and realize that children can have fun with--and on--almost anything. Ioana Suliciu's playground is aesthetically pleasing too, so it's a double win. That is twice as better as a single win.
Click the link to your left to check out more of Ioana Suliciu's works.
Trend Themes
1. Nature-inspired Playgrounds - There's a growing trend in designing playgrounds inspired by nature like One Architecture & Debra Solomon's 'Vlinderboom Schoolyard', with the aim to make it more aesthetically pleasing and eco-friendly.
2. Interactive Play Equipment - As seen in 'Vlinderboom Schoolyard', there's a trend in creating interactive play equipment that doubles as functional installations or art pieces to enhance the users' experience.
3. Future-proofed Playgrounds - Designers like Ioana Suliciu are going beyond the traditional aesthetics of playgrounds to envision futuristic and sustainable designs that can meet the evolving needs of urban areas and withstand the test of time.
Industry Implications
1. Playground Equipment Industry - There is an opportunity for playground equipment manufacturers to develop and produce eco-friendly, interactive, and aesthetically pleasing play equipment that can attract customers seeking new playground experiences.
2. Architecture Industry - The rise of nature-inspired and future-proofed playgrounds offers a chance for architecture firms to collaborate with landscape architects and urban planners in creating innovative and sustainable urban spaces for communities.
3. Art and Design Industry - With the growing importance of aesthetics and art in playground design, there is a potential for artists and designers to collaborate with manufacturers and architects in creating interactive and functional art installations that also serve as play equipment.
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