Playgrounds Designed by Children: From Hand-Drawn Concepts to Reality

Design a Taiwanese playground that visibly came out of a children's design workshop rather than a catalogue. Compose slightly odd, specific ideas built at full size: a tower you climb inside and emerge from the top of, a tunnel that turns a corner so you cannot see the far end, a wide slide two children can go down side by side, and a small hidden alcove sized only for children. Build it in timber, steel and terrazzo with a restrained earth palette so the oddness comes from the shapes and not from the colour. Set it on continuous poured rubber under mature trees. Bright afternoon light, elevated oblique view, 24mm lens, landscape architecture photography, ultra photorealistic