Treehouse-style Aquatic Structure: The Warmth of Timber and Rope Nets

Treehouse-style Water Structure: The warmth of wood and rope nets
Between existing large trees or artificial column forests, build several layers of platforms at varying heights using logs, rope nets, and wooden boards. Water falls from the edges of the platforms, pipe outlets, and tipping wooden buckets. All materials are warm wood and rope, with no plastic or shiny metal, so the entire structure remains a usable playground even during the dry season. The wood retains its bark and knots, and parts that have been exposed to water for years turn silver-gray. Climbing paths rely on rope nets and ramps rather than stairs. Children peek through nets, getting splashed by water falling from above. Shot in soft, tree-shaded light, the wood grain and splashing water droplets are simultaneously visible.
Avoid: Using colorful plastic parts, platforms connected by stairs, shiny finishes on wood, being completely unusable when water is off.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

在既有的大樹之間或人造的柱林中,以原木、繩網與木板搭起數層高低錯落的平台,水從平台的邊緣、管口與傾倒的木桶落下。材質全部是溫暖的木與繩,沒有塑膠與亮面金屬,因此整組構築在關水的季節仍然是好用的遊戲場。木材保留樹皮與節疤,長年被水淋過的部分變成銀灰。攀爬的路徑靠繩網與斜坡而非樓梯。孩子從網上探頭、被上方落下的水淋到。柔和的樹蔭光下拍攝,木的紋理與濺起的水珠同時可見。避免:使用彩色塑膠件、平台以樓梯連接、木材上亮面塗裝、關水後完全無法使用。