Making sport more accessible
Play 8+ sports in the same space at the same time. Users can learn the basics of sport without necessarily taking part in match format. Learning how to pass, control, catch, throw and aim are key skills that can be transferred to multiple sports. Our spaces are a gateway into sport for beginners, as well as honing the skills of experienced players.
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The idea of combining sports and games has an extra value. However the game interaction, is not considering the specifics of the site, specially trusting the games on ball related activities. The grid is an interesting idea for exchangeable pieces, but we doubt metalic structures painted in black under the sun as a safe game activity for children as they can reach very high tempartures, we should those decissions should be reconsidered.
The geometry and games of this playground are more sports oriented than play oriented. We believe that excludes a segment of children that engage in programs related to activities not based on sports. Besides the fact that many of the games require playing with a ball, demands a solution for the boundaries and the perimeter of the proposal that is not solved.