Playing is a Serious Thing!
<p>Tools for playground is a toolkit to let people interact and modify space through “play” and on the creation of game dynamics.</p> <p>Playing is also a revolutionary act as in this dimension we can get rid of pre-constituted systems. With playful architectures we can relieve the constraints of form/function.</p> <p>Tools for Playground’s goal is to temporarily transform space into a playful dimension, favoring the interaction with the context and between people of any age, sex and nationality.</p> <p>These tools want to play with rules, leaving players free to arbitrarily invent their own.</p> <p>With few indications and simple tools, we can create objectives, parallel universes and can be transformed into new characters, fantastic alter-egos.</p> <p>Tools for Playground is a statement about the importance of playful, unproductive time in which we have the opportunity of re-interpreting, shaping and re-creating reality and space.</p> <p>Most of the elements in the box have been handcrafted or collected and up-cycled.</p>
Authors: Nasrin Mohiti Asli, Margherita Manfra, Giuseppe Grant, Roberto Pantaleoni, Stefano Ragazzo
Contributors: Ivan Simotti
Part of: Enough: The Architecture of Degrowth