The PlayRoom by WeNew Innovation Gives Children Help
Jamie Danielle Munro — April 25, 2014 — Art & Design
References: wenewinnovation & contemporist
The PlayRoom is a new design by WeNew Innovation, which is used for children's therapy. The overall look uses bright colors and different spaces for the kids to move around in, while receiving treatment at the same time.
The design was also conceived so that children did not have to receive a certain type of therapy while sitting in one spot. Instead, The PlayRoom allows the children to get help in an organic and natural setting, which is not forced. The types of therapies differ according to the child in the space, some of which include music therapy and color therapy.
No matter what the help the children receive in these spaces, they all are able to come in and enjoy some time to play around and just be kids, which is therapy in itself.
The design was also conceived so that children did not have to receive a certain type of therapy while sitting in one spot. Instead, The PlayRoom allows the children to get help in an organic and natural setting, which is not forced. The types of therapies differ according to the child in the space, some of which include music therapy and color therapy.
No matter what the help the children receive in these spaces, they all are able to come in and enjoy some time to play around and just be kids, which is therapy in itself.
Trend Themes
1. Therapy-focused Interiors - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Explore the integration of therapy-focused interiors in various healthcare and education settings to provide more comfortable and engaging environments for children receiving treatment.
2. Organic and Natural Therapy - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop therapeutic approaches that allow children to receive help in organic and natural settings, promoting a more holistic and less forced therapy experience.
3. Child-centric Play Spaces - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Create child-centric play spaces that cater to different therapeutic needs, such as music therapy and color therapy, to enhance the effectiveness of treatment while prioritizing the enjoyment and engagement of children.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Incorporate therapy-focused interiors in hospitals, clinics, and rehabilitation centers to improve patient experience and outcomes for children requiring therapy.
2. Education - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Integrate therapy-focused interiors in schools and special education facilities to create inclusive and supportive environments for children with diverse therapeutic needs.
3. Design - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Collaborate with designers and architects to create innovative playroom spaces that combine aesthetics and functionality for therapeutic purposes, revolutionizing the design industry.
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