With a clear direction of utilising parks to distribute the parliament and with the idea of appealing to youth, I have started an investigation into parks and playgrounds with the aim of finding an appropriate architectural solution.
During this investigation I found many interesting approaches to designing a space that invites participation from young people.
SOME EXAMPLES..
CARLTON PLAYGROUND, MELBOURNE 2000
Taylor Cullity Lethlean with Mary Jeavons Landscape Architects
NOGUCHI UN PLAYGROUND, NEW YORK, PROPOSAL, 1952
Isamu Noguchi
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CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND, TAKINO HILLSIDE PARK, JAPAN, 2000
VAN CAMPENVAAT PLAYGROUND, HOLLAND,
Carve
SCULPTURAL PLAYGROUND, GERMANY 2011
Annabau
Having thought about these approaches and the brief at hand, I am very keen to consider further if there might be a way to design a solution that incorporates a playful approach or a way to invite interaction from young people...
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