Blaxland Riverside Park by JMD Design
پنجشنبه, ۱۲ مرداد ۱۳۹۱، ۰۹:۰۳ ب.ظ
پارک‌سازی عمومی باید به طوری باشه که محرومین و مستضعفینی که نمی تونن به شهربازی ها و قلعه های جادویی برن، حداقلی از تفریح رو بتونن برای بچه هاشون به طور رایگان داشته باشن. این مساله نه لزوما با نصب دستگاه های بازی که با طراحی منظری مناسب و ایجاد بستر بازی های جمعی و فردی برای بچه ها امکان پذیره....
چندبار دیگه هم این جا گفتم، لزومی نداره در طراحی محیط برای بچه ها از رنگ‌های کارتونی و احجام پلاستیکی و کاراکترهای شنگول والت دیزنی استفاده کنیم. بگذاریم سواد و سلیقه بچه ها رشد کنه بابا!
سرسره‌ها و تپه طورهای این پارک خیلی خوب تونستن بستری عمومی و رایگان برای تفریح بچه ها ایجاد کنن
JMD Design have completed the Blaxland Riverside Park in Sydney, Australia.
Description from the designers:
The new playground makes extensive use of landform to house a variety of play experiences and elements that caters for the entire family. The landform extends some 300 metres from the Giant swing to the Tonkin Zulaikha Greer designed kiosk. Nestled into dramatic cuts in the landform are tunnel slides, embankment slides, a climbing net, flying fox, sand pit, and a waterplay disc that houses 170 jets. These are programmed to create tunnels, enclosures, lines and spots of water that are at times gentle, at times boisterous. A 12 metres high treehouse overlooks the entire playground and gives long views along the Parramatta River. The highly popular playground is serviced by a new JMD designed extension to the carpark and a Tonkin Zulaikha Greer designed amenities block.
Visit the JMD Design website – here.
Photography by Brett Boardman
The new playground makes extensive use of landform to house a variety of play experiences and elements that caters for the entire family. The landform extends some 300 metres from the Giant swing to the Tonkin Zulaikha Greer designed kiosk. Nestled into dramatic cuts in the landform are tunnel slides, embankment slides, a climbing net, flying fox, sand pit, and a waterplay disc that houses 170 jets. These are programmed to create tunnels, enclosures, lines and spots of water that are at times gentle, at times boisterous. A 12 metres high treehouse overlooks the entire playground and gives long views along the Parramatta River. The highly popular playground is serviced by a new JMD designed extension to the carpark and a Tonkin Zulaikha Greer designed amenities block.
Visit the JMD Design website – here.Photography by Brett Boardman