
Public Spaces: Playgrounds
Playgrounds are vital for children’s development, offering spaces for physical activity, creativity, and social interaction. Designing inclusive play areas ensures that all children, including those with disabilities, can engage in play and exploration. By incorporating accessible surfaces, diverse play equipment, sensory elements, and quiet spaces, these areas promote equal opportunities for fun and growth, while also fostering a sense of community and belonging.


Facilitate Transitions and Waiting Times

Include Calm/Haven Spaces

Reduce Stimuli in Overwhelming Environments

Mitigate Spontaneous Escapes

Create Comfortable Surveillance and Rest Areas

Foster Sensory Play Opportunities

Adapt Motor Stimulation Play Opportunities

Encourage Mixed-Use Play Areas

Install Diverse and Inclusive Play Equipment

Promote Biophilic and Sustainable Design

Ensure Accessible Ground Design
