
The most important part of children's education happens in the playground, instead of in the classroom. Despite this, many times we find huge empty school playgrounds.
Due to its importance and meaning, many schools and educational institutions have broken traditional paradigms and have opted to explore new possibilities. We have selected innovative examples, in which, through the use of specially designed equipment, strident colors and a variety of textures, they allow recreation areas to promote exchange, learning, and discovery.
Rodeph Sholom School Playdecks / Murphy Burnham & Buttrick Architects

Courtyard Kindergarten / MAD Architects

ATM Nursery / HIBINOSEKKEI + Youji no Shiro

Chrysalis Childcare Centre / Collingridge and Smith Architects

The Youth Wing for Art Education Entrance Courtyard / Ifat Finkelman + Deborah Warschawski

French International School / Henning Larsen Architects

The Garden of the Silhouettes / Esculpir el Aire

Hongling Experimental Primary School / O-office Architects

SP Nursery / HIBINOSEKKEI + Youji no Shiro

Montessori Kindergarten in Xiamen / L&M Design

Special Education School / Architectural Design & Research Institute of SCUT - TaoZhi Studio

Hakusui Nursery School / Yamazaki Kentaro Design Workshop

Arc en Ciel School / Label Architecture

Mokumoku Kindergarten / 16A Inc.

Playville Day Care / NITAPROW

Skanderborggade Day Care Centre / Dorte Mandrup

Expansion of the American School of the Hague / Kraaijvanger

Forfatterhuset Kindergarten / COBE

Sparkletots Preschool By PAP Community Foundation / LAUD Architects
