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Interactive Play

Design and architecture projects that integrate play as a tool for learning, community building, and sustainable urban development.

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Augmented Virtual Reality Mobile App Playground

This design of a playground space has implemented an augmented virtual reality mobile application throughout the playground space itself to allow the users to be able to scan a QR code to then choose the thematic concept game they want to participate in throughout the playground space.

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unieditorial

Play, Pause, Stop: A New Paradigm in Sustainable Urban Design

A multi-level cycling bridge redefining sustainable urban design through movement, inclusion, and social connection above the water realms.

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matias04

IN ONE MANY, IN MANY ONE

A exploration of the role of community and forms in stimulating and nurturing children and people in refugee communities.

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antra

A-Maze!

This Anganwadi is built around the concept of ‘A-maze!’, a 3 fold design solution that incorporated Spatial Design, Game Design and Educational Design. It is a Safe Space where children are recognised as beings and not becomings. The concept is versatile in more ways than one, layout, gameplay and incorporates deep learning tools into its system

Zach Poole
Juror

It is an interesting idea to focus in on modular interactive walls for play and learning and how they can support the requested program. But I think this way of thinking needs to be translated into how the site is laid out and how buildings are formed and interact with each other and the site.

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ANTRA LODHA
Project Owner

Thank you Zach, I appreciate the honest feedback :) While I did design keeping realistic budgets of an Anganwadi in India in mind, I agree more could have done in terms of translating the concept into the building.

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arfa2

Re-imagining Play

Attempted to incorporate playing strategies and other activities for flexible joyous learning . Learning through playing and socio-cultural activities fulfil a lot of the conditions that are needed for children to become more communicative , confident , creative and motivated to do better

Nurul Palash

Great work, innovative idea.

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Re-imagining Play

attempted to incorporate playing strategies and other activities for flexible joyous learning . Learning through playing and socio-cultural activities fulfil a lot of the conditions that are needed for children to become more communicative , confident , creative and motivated to do better

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uni.xyz

The Hive of Play: Hexagonal Modules That Build a Playground as a Living Ecosystem

A honeycomb-inspired playground weaves tech walls, nature mounds, and sports courts into one modular landscape for all ages and abilities.

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uni.xyz

Play = Learn Better: Modular School Architecture That Grows with Its Students

A play-driven educational landscape replaces rigid classrooms with adaptive, vertically expandable zones shaped by children's developmental needs.

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Editor's ChoiceEditor's ChoiceRe-imagining Play 2020
Kazi Fida Islam
Juror

The best part of this submission is that they have incorporated most diversified activities using basic & low-cost materials for different age group of kids. The competition’s goals were achieved through the design through an easily doable structural solution. The analysis of the objectives was on point however, clarity regarding the foundation of the structures could have been better. Also, presentation of the ideas is an area where they can really work on in the future.

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Editor's ChoiceEditor's ChoiceRe-imagining Play 2020

Reconstituted Play

At the core of our project is the idea of creating an adaptable play landscape. The modular design fits into varying spatial arrangements ranging from linear to central gathering. We seek to give children the ability to physically transform their own environment with our design kit simply facilitating this exchange.

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Universal Playground: Where Playful Learning Shapes a More United Future

Reimagining Civic Engagement Through the Power of Play and Open Dialogue

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Editor's ChoiceEditor's ChoiceChild Play

Сonstructor

Creation of a playground on which the child creates space by himself. The vertical beam or the frame is the starting point, then the child himself decides what to do. The game has an endless number of opti

Gonzalo Iturriaga Atala
Juror

It presents an idea around a simple but interesting construction system with possibilities for formal and material exploration. But other elements appear with ceilings and supports foreign to the proposed system. Therefore there is a disconnection in the two proposed elements. They appear to be two different projects.

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Innovative Playground Design: Merging Play with Augmented Reality

Integration of augmented reality in playground design for safe, inclusive, and creative children's play areas.

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People's Choice AwardPeople's Choice AwardPlayground - E | 2021

PLAY FOR ALL

Play for all concept is based on the new innovative equipments as a framework in which there is an interaction between children and parents, this helps them to understand their surrounding environment in adventurous ways.

JOSÉ DE VILLAR MARTINEZ
JurorHighlighted

The design is very inclusive an open bordered, that creates a urban structure besides a playground, and we believe it is very valuable. We would have liked to see more development on the system as an adjustable projection, we think that is the core idea that could have achieved a interesting exchangeable program. We would like to encourage the authors to research about this possibilities in the future.

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mohamed-Naim Anwar

Very well thought of project and great design. ♥️♥️♥️👍

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Sarah Al Murabie

I like the idea so much! Great work👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

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