The Reading Net by Playoffice encourages kids to spend more time at the library reading. It seems that with modern technology, visits to the library for leisure or research have become a very infrequent thing. But thanks to the creative Madrid-based studio, this new addition encourages learning through playing.
This innovative installation is a great way to show kids that reading can be fun and entertaining in the right setting. The atmosphere keeps them occupied and comfortable, "making the boundaries between playing and reading disappear."
According to the company's observation, "Kids perceive the world differently: our rules and limits don't make sense to them." This playground is perfect for the way their minds work and encourages their wonderfully creative minds. This suspended Reading Net "hideout" lets kid sit, lie down or even hang upside-down, so no matter how they want to read, they will enjoy the experience.
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The Reading Net by Playoffice is Fun and Entertaining for Kids
Trend Themes
1. Library-based Playgrounds - Opportunities for libraries to create innovative and entertaining reading spaces for children, combining fun and learning.
2. Interactive Reading Installations - Creating reading spaces that are interactive and engaging in the right setting for children, linking reading with entertainment and playtime.
3. Multisensory Learning Environments - Creating multisensory reading spaces for children via installations that serve as hideouts that change the way they see the world and encourage their curiosity.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architecture firms can partner with libraries to develop innovative and engaging reading spaces for children.
2. Education - Educational institutions can include multisensory reading installations and playgrounds to encourage and make reading more fun for children.
3. Entertainment - Entertainment companies can develop products and services that create multisensory reading spaces, combining fun and learning for children.