Playgrounds from the 70s are Modern Bad Ideas
Robyn Currie — October 6, 2009 — Life-Stages
References: divinecaroline & boingboing.net
The best part about being a kid was being able to play in a playground and not look like a complete creep. These playgrounds from the 70s are the perfect way to reflect on childhood.
Everything in the 70s, when viewed from modern eye, appears completely unsafe and sometimes dangerous (hello Lawn Darts!). The photos above are no exception. Go ahead and check out the playgrounds from the 70s and remember what it is like to play in the sand.
Everything in the 70s, when viewed from modern eye, appears completely unsafe and sometimes dangerous (hello Lawn Darts!). The photos above are no exception. Go ahead and check out the playgrounds from the 70s and remember what it is like to play in the sand.
Trend Themes
1. Retro Playground Revival - The demand for nostalgic playgrounds from the 70s presents an opportunity for companies to bring back retro-inspired play structures with modern safety features.
2. Playground Safety Innovations - The perceived hazards of 70s playgrounds highlight the need for innovative safety technologies and design practices in modern playgrounds.
3. Childhood Memory Preservation - Creating modern versions of 70s playgrounds allows for the preservation of nostalgic childhood memories while providing a safer play environment.
Industry Implications
1. Playground Equipment Manufacturing - Playground equipment manufacturers can respond to the demand for retro playgrounds by designing and producing updated versions of 70s-style play structures.
2. Safety Equipment Manufacturing - The need for improved safety features in playgrounds presents a growth opportunity for companies specializing in developing and manufacturing innovative safety equipment.
3. Parks and Recreation - Municipalities and park management organizations can invest in revamping their playgrounds with retro-inspired designs to attract families and provide a unique play experience.
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