The 'Undefined Playground' designed by B.U.S Architecture provides children in Seoul with a jungle gym that can be constantly reconfigured to suit playing different ball games. The design of the pavilion allows for flexibility and a fostering of imagination, as children come up with their own games to play. The jungle gym is designed to provide a play area for children of all ages and social backgrounds, requiring no extra equipment to use or skill. Each of the games the playground's structure fosters can easily be learned.
The design of the 'Undefined Playground' is entirely flexible, allowing the users of the space to customize the layout to suit the games they want to play. The framed structure has foldable elements to create a space to play basketball, tennis, soccer and even newly invented games. The grounds also comes with an equipment rental, to foster a space of inclusion. Photo Credits: designboom, bus-architecture
Custom Configuration Playgrounds
The 'Undefined Playground' Can be Used for Different Ball Games
Trend Themes
1. Flexible Playground Design - Designing playgrounds with flexible structures allows for customization and adaptation to different ball games.
2. Imagination-fostering Playgrounds - Creating playgrounds that encourage imaginative play allows children to come up with their own games and activities.
3. Inclusive Play Spaces - Designing playgrounds that are accessible and inclusive for children of all ages and social backgrounds promotes equal opportunities for play.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - Architects and designers can explore innovative ways to create flexible and imagination-fostering playgrounds.
2. Recreation and Entertainment - The recreation and entertainment industry can leverage flexible playground designs to offer dynamic play experiences for children.
3. Education and Child Development - In the field of education and child development, there is an opportunity to incorporate flexible and inclusive playgrounds that support imaginative play.