PRODUCT LIBRARY
remaining open to the elements, the project has been conceived as an expansive landscape that changes with the seasons and the weather.
the two-story residence is complete with a large outdoor terrace.
the staircase comprises 630 pieces, which were assembled and glued on site, piece by piece.
the bridge was 70 meters in length with the two 20-meter-high towers linked by a passageway platform.
connections: +300
I think people are commenting on the red thing, which does looks very scary – not too steep a slope to climb up but very steep slope on the ither to slide down and to your death…
I’m not up for molycodling my own kids and to be honest they wouldn’t do that but some kids are craZy / unlucky.
It\’s very interesting, but i think it\’s dangerous for childs..
Fin ide JDS! Great use of space; pity it isn’t developed in more cities d’-)
PS – I love the way the sink is used as a little potting station.
Another example of how this is an engaging well thought out project that adds something positive to the lives of the inhabitants.
Bravo!
@ Jill and Antuand
What rubbish about the architect not having children, I can see balustrades all around.
This is an excellent use of space and a genuine response to an urban condition. My kids would love to have a space like this.
I am very sorry for your children who only ever get to play in large open spaces with no water (they might drown), no equipment (you might fall from it) and no fun (it dangerous). You probably wouldn\’t even take your children to the beach (they may be taken by a shark!)
Here\’s a thought – take notice that the fencing is higher than the child and supervise them.
And while you\’re at it take time to re-assess your idea of responsible parenting, its about being there and encouraging imaginative activity in engaging spaces and environments (which this is) – not about denying them experience and covering them in cotton wool so you don\’t have to watch them (if they start to climb the fence) and direct them (to get down)
grow up! – this is an excellent project – hats off to JDS architects
great, good solutions
nice outdoor spaces
i loved the shapes and colors
congratulations
Jill, … Bad news for families ! jajajaja
It looks that it\’s a kool building for kool families made by a kool architect … who doesn\’t have children …
kids like to climb – looks tragic to me!