Schools

Two brothers inspired this unique, themed playground, that celebrates a place where all children, regardless of their abilities, can play together.

Three special Magnet Schools in Marion, Arkansas recognized the need to make physical activity more readily available to their students.

Designers incorporated an oversized guitar graphic into the surfacing of this performing arts inspired playground. A dedicated outdoor music section offers opportunities for orchestral collaborations, while linked deckless play components encourage challenging lateral movement.

The new Herbert Carter Magnet School playground symbolizes the importance of global community while the play area provides multiple linked play elements that inspire vigorous physical activity. The surfacing graphics reinforce and support the geographically global premise of the play components

Bright colors abound on this multicolored playground featuring multiple slides and tunnels designed to meet the needs of the active elementary-aged students of this rural community.

Mead Woods Elementary design needs were simple … lots of climbing, spinning, balancing, and sliding … and our answer to this simple direction was a wonderfully complex array of nets, climbers, spinners and overheads…all coming together in concert to address every element of celebrating physical activity in play.

Our consultant designed a very special play space that sparks creativity and inspires a love of learning. by offering a way for children to exert physical energy, practice social skills, learn about turn taking, friendly competition, and best of all, while having fun!

With a canopy as tall as the tallest tree, a custom tree trunk and recycled slats as key design elements, Mayfield School students flock to this modern-day treehouse every recess.

We consulted with the Seguin Independent School District in Texas to design 12 new school playgrounds that were both inclusive and that included the six key elements of play.

Adding unique topography to the play space not only provides a unique aesthetic, but also elevates the level of physical activity.

Adding just a few pieces of new play equipment can help make a playground space more sensory friendly to meet the needs of students.

A twenty year old playground gets a facelift with the installation of a brand new play structure, to the delight of the student body.