2026-09-28 / 2026-09-30
September is a good time to talk about how children, teenagers and adults get to school, work and places of recreation. European Mobility Week takes place every year from 16 to 22 September, and its aim is to promote walking, cycling and public transport, among other things. In 2026, the campaign ran under the slogan […]
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2026-09-23 / 2026-09-30
One vacant plot, a fixed budget and two ideas: a sports court where residents can play a match, or an outdoor training area available at practically any time of day. When planning sports facilities for a housing estate, both options make sense, but they call for completely different approaches to cost, space and site preparation. […]
2026-09-06 / 2026-09-30
Trampolines are increasingly becoming a fully fledged part of public playgrounds rather than an attraction associated only with the back garden. In-ground models have become particularly popular. They are unobtrusive, easy to integrate into the design of a recreation area, and children need no extra encouragement to use them. Does this mean, however, that an […]
2026-08-20 / 2026-09-17
August in schools and kindergartens means preparing classrooms, sports fields, green grounds, and all facilities for the children’s return. It is also an ideal moment to take a close look at the playground. The few remaining weeks of the summer holidays provide an opportunity to carry out an inspection, repair surfacing, refurbish structures, and replace […]
2026-08-13 / 2026-09-17
Running, climbing, balancing, slacklining or rope walking, and crossing a wobbly bridge demand far more from a child than simply climbing a ladder and going down a slide. They require estimating distance, planning the next move, maintaining balance, and adapting body posture to an ever-changing obstacle. This is precisely why modern playgrounds are increasingly featuring […]
2026-08-04 / 2026-09-17
Sloping terrain with distinct elevation differences often seems like an obstacle when designing a playground. However, leveling such a site can entail costly earthworks, the need for retaining walls, and the loss of its natural character. An alternative approach is to treat the embankment or slope as the central element of the entire design concept. […]
2026-08-01 / 2026-09-17
On a well-designed playground, not every piece of equipment attracts the same level of interest. Swings, slides, and climbing structures make up its core equipment, but it is often at the zip line that the longest queue forms. A cableway provides children with something static equipment cannot offer: speed, motion above the ground, and thrills […]
2026-07-30 / 2026-07-30
Rodzice planujący wyjazd z dziećmi porównują nie tylko standard pokojów, lokalizację i ofertę gastronomiczną. Zwracają również uwagę na to, czy obiekt zapewnia najmłodszym bezpieczne i angażujące zajęcie. Dobrze zaprojektowany plac zabaw przy hotelu może więc stać się istotnym argumentem przy wyborze miejsca pobytu, szczególnie w obiektach rodzinnych, resortach, hotelach wypoczynkowych i kompleksach położonych poza centrum […]
2026-07-12 / 2026-09-29
A public playground, park or residential recreation area is used by many people almost all year round. During the summer holidays and on warm evenings, these places stay busy for longer, and their equipment is used more intensively. Under such conditions, both natural wear and tear and the effects of improper use or deliberate damage […]
2026-06-10 / 2026-09-29
Dziecko widzi wysoką wieżę i niemal od razu pojawia się cel: wejść na samą górę. Po drodze trzeba pokonać schodki, drabinkę lub siatkę, przejść pomostem, odnaleźć drogę między kolejnymi poziomami, a na końcu zjechać na dół. Taka zabawa angażuje całe ciało, ale też wymaga planowania ruchu, oceny odległości i stopniowego oswajania się z wysokością. Wysokie […]
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