Research shows that children spend less and less time outdoors. As a result, schools invest in outdoor learning spaces. A well-planned outdoor classroom design should bring fresh air. It also should create a clear space for learning. But what if an outdoor classroom design could go further? For example: with solar panels, rainwater harvesting, a hydroponic green wall.
_3x2.webp)
Play sculptures are among the most innovative elements in modern children’s playgrounds. We have several well-developed concepts ready in our archive - some were designed for clients who later changed their plans, others simply for our own creative joy.
Snowfall is decreasing, rainfall is becoming more frequent, and winter seasons are getting shorter. This is the reality most mountain resorts are already dealing with. At the same time, it’s also an opportunity: to broaden the offering and introduce new attraction to ski areas.
Sculptures are often placed in public spaces as decorative art pieces. Our play sculptures serve that purpose too – but they’re primarily designed for active play. Children can climb on them, crawl inside, slide down, and explore hidden corners and tunnels - discovering play possibilities along the way.
Never heard of it? It’s not a rope course, and it’s not a treetop walk either. It offers similar thrills - and something extra on top. We designed the very first 3D maze back in 2017. Since then, we've built dozens of them across Czechia, Slovakia, Poland, and even South Korea. And we're just getting started – new projects are on the way in Germany and Ireland.
Children’s playgrounds and other attractions are subject to safety standards. Before we hand over any of our attractions or playgrounds to the client, they go through a certification process carried out by an independent auditor. This ensures that the structure complies with the relevant standards and is therefore safe. But that’s not where the responsibility ends.