Shared civic squares, market exchange and role-play reimagined as five distinct playgrounds. Research uses Bardejov in Central Europe and Old Rauma in Nordic Finland as separate town-square references, not one universal European style.
An open market-square play pavilion with three linked low timber-look platforms, arched lookout, role-play counters, a guarded rope crossing, one cream slide and a ground-level route.
Concept Visualisation · One original concept visual produced; four family visuals remain pending
A compact courtyard with a single low platform, two sheltered pretend-stall counters and a short balance circuit around a clear shared centre.
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A sequence of separate climbing frames with a guarded net crossing, changing heights and a parallel ground-level exploration route; roofline references remain abstract and do not invite real-roof climbing.
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A continuous ground-level lane with tactile market panels, cooperative play stations, shaded quiet seating and space for companion participation.
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Three distinct play clusters connected by a central commons, with multiple routes, role-play kiosks, climbing and slides alongside continuous ground-level activities.
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