Nets
Children can move about inside the Play Curl through the climbing and crawling nets. They also have the option to stay on the lounging nets to interact with other children or continue with their adventure within the Play Curl.
156 Yung Loh Road
156 Yung Loh Road
| Client | Jurong Clementi Town Council |
|---|---|
| Architect | Design Metabolist Chartered Architects |
| Playground Design | Carve |
| Realisation | November 2019 |
Play Curl
The 2017 LIAS award winning Play Curl playground is now located at 157 Yung Ho Spring as part of the NRP effort to renew existing Singapore Public Housing estates.
When children enter the play curl they find themselves in between the trees, in a magical crawling/climbing/hiding/lounging/sliding world in which they can move around safely and free due to its transparent nature. Children can always be watched from outside while inside they still feel like they are in their own world.
Bridges within playground
The play curl consists of three towers connected with two bridges, that span the walking path underneath.
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Tube slides on each end of the Play Curl
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The skin of the play curl is an important feature, by using a special perforation method it is possible to create transparent patterns in the skin of the play curl. Using the vein pattern of leaves as a reference creates a magical shadow/light world on the inside wile referring to the natural world outside.
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