The proposal to revitalise part of the nursery school garden in Hajnice creates a space for children’s play and physical activity that has long been lacking. The garden’s new design supports the development of children’s sensorimotor skills and provides them with a pleasant and safe environment in which to form their earliest memories.
The backbone of the design is a playful, undulating track made of EPDM surfacing. This draws on the form of the existing concrete panels, utilising them as a base and extending into the rest of the site, where it also creates areas with more functions. The EPDM surfacing is complemented by graphics that expand its potential for play. A range of play and relaxation features are arranged around the track – for example a tunnel with panels of coloured translucent plexiglass that cast various coloured shadows, bumps, trampolines, tunnels and wooden features. The natural materials tie in with the garden’s existing aesthetic, thereby linking its two parts. Another key feature of the design is a wooden bench in the shade of a large spruce tree, which serves as a resting spot for the whole class and also as a play structure.
The proposal to revitalise part of the nursery school garden in Hajnice creates a space for children’s play and physical activity that has long been lacking. The garden’s new design supports the development of children’s sensorimotor skills and provides them with a pleasant and safe environment in which to form their earliest memories.
The backbone of the design is a playful, undulating track made of EPDM surfacing. This draws on the form of the existing concrete panels, utilising them as a base and extending into the rest of the site, where it also creates seating areas. The EPDM surfacing is complemented by graphics that expand its potential for play. A range of play and relaxation features are arranged around the track – for example, a tunnel with panels of coloured translucent plexiglass that cast various coloured shadows, bumps, trampolines, tunnels and wooden features. The natural materials tie in with the garden’s existing aesthetic, thereby linking its two parts. Another key feature of the design is a wooden bench in the shade of a large spruce tree, which serves as a resting spot for the whole class and also as a playground structure.
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The proposal to revitalise part of the nursery school garden in Hajnice creates a space for children’s play and physical activity that has long been lacking. The garden’s new design supports the development of children’s sensorimotor skills and provides them with a pleasant and safe environment in which to form their earliest memories.
The backbone of the design is a playful, undulating track made of EPDM surfacing. This draws on the form of the existing concrete panels, utilising them as a base and extending into the rest of the site, where it also creates seating areas. The EPDM surfacing is complemented by graphics that expand its potential for play. A range of play and relaxation features are arranged around the track – for example, a tunnel with panels of coloured translucent plexiglass that cast various coloured shadows, bumps, trampolines, tunnels and wooden features. The natural materials tie in with the garden’s existing aesthetic, thereby linking its two parts. Another key feature of the design is a wooden bench in the shade of a large spruce tree, which serves as a resting spot for the whole class and also as a playground structure.
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The proposal to revitalise part of the nursery school garden in Hajnice creates a space for children’s play and physical activity that has long been lacking. The garden’s new design supports the development of children’s sensorimotor skills and provides them with a pleasant and safe environment in which to form their earliest memories.
The backbone of the design is a playful, undulating track made of EPDM surfacing. This draws on the form of the existing concrete panels, utilising them as a base and extending into the rest of the site, where it also creates seating areas. The EPDM surfacing is complemented by graphics that expand its potential for play. A range of play and relaxation features are arranged around the track – for example, a tunnel with panels of coloured translucent plexiglass that cast various coloured shadows, bumps, trampolines, tunnels and wooden features. The natural materials tie in with the garden’s existing aesthetic, thereby linking its two parts. Another key feature of the design is a wooden bench in the shade of a large spruce tree, which serves as a resting spot for the whole class and also as a playground structure.
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The proposal to revitalise part of the nursery school garden in Hajnice creates a space for children’s play and physical activity that has long been lacking. The garden’s new design supports the development of children’s sensorimotor skills and provides them with a pleasant and safe environment in which to form their earliest memories.
The backbone of the design is a playful, undulating track made of EPDM surfacing. This draws on the form of the existing concrete panels, utilising them as a base and extending into the rest of the site, where it also creates areas with more functions. The EPDM surfacing is complemented by graphics that expand its potential for play. A range of play and relaxation features are arranged around the track – for example a tunnel with panels of coloured translucent plexiglass that cast various coloured shadows, bumps, trampolines, tunnels and wooden features. The natural materials tie in with the garden’s existing aesthetic, thereby linking its two parts. Another key feature of the design is a wooden bench in the shade of a large spruce tree, which serves as a resting spot for the whole class and also as a play structure.
CLIENT Municipality of Hajnice
CLIENT Municipality of Hajnice
CLIENT Municipality of Hajnice
CLIENT Municipality of Hajnice
CLIENT Municipality of Hajnice
YEAR 2026
YEAR 2026
YEAR 2026
YEAR 2026
YEAR 2026
STATUS Architectural study
STATUS Architectural study
STATUS Architectural study
STATUS Architectural study
STATUS Architektonická studie
LOCATION Hajnice
LOCATION Hajnice
LOCATION Hajnice
LOCATION Hajnice
LOCATION Hajnice
SIZE 900 m2
SIZE 900 m2


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