Forest Loops is an eye-catching sculptural playground in Hamakita, Japan by Suppose Design Office that has all the qualities of a light installation. The luminescent, family-friendly project is inspired by the ever-growing nature of a forest and aim to continue to develop ways in which visitors can interact with the structure.
Forest Loops is also a tribute to the impermanent state of trees, which Suppose's design team has described as resting between the definitions of complete and incomplete.
Designed largely as a structure for children to play on, Forest Loops turns into a better suited playground when a giant netting is placed on top of the sculpture and it can be used for easier climbing and games.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Luminescent Playgrounds
- Opportunity for utilizing lighting technology to create visually striking and interactive playgrounds.
- Interactive Sculptural Installations
- Incorporating art and play to create engaging and immersive experiences for visitors of all ages.
- Adaptive Play Structures
- Developing structures that can be modified or expanded to accommodate different play activities and user preferences.
Sectors Adopting This
- Architecture
- Integrating innovative playground designs into architectural projects for public spaces, parks, and recreational facilities.
- Entertainment
- Creating unique and immersive play experiences for amusement parks, family entertainment centers, and indoor play areas.
- Education
- Integrating interactive and educational elements into playground designs for schools, museums, and learning centers.
