Learning Through Play: Architecture for Kids in Educational Spaces and Playgrounds

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Designing for children is certainly not child's play. While adults lead the design process, the end-users are often children, as seen in kindergartens, schools, and parks. Architects have the responsibility to create built environments that provide children with opportunities to play, explore, and learn, even in today's digital age.

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Cite: Fernanda Castro. "Learning Through Play: Architecture for Kids in Educational Spaces and Playgrounds" 26 Oct 2024. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/869081/18-cool-examples-of-architecture-for-kids> ISSN 0719-8884
NUBO Kindergarten / PAL Design . Image © Michelle Young, Amy Piddington

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