What would be an environmental friendly and simple foundation system for making a deck and net pillar on the beach? We are now trying to bring kids ideas to life.
Context: I recently ran a workshop where kids took on the role of designers, sharing their ideas for a playspace through a "Participatory Design Process." This approach encouraged them to voice their needs and resulted in many creative ideas. They chose the beach for the new fun den. The next step is to develop their imaginative designs, which they expressed through drawings and clay modellings. Active areas for activities like volleyball, badminton, and football. / We will make a net for them. Calm spaces for passive activities such as relaxing, reading, and workshops. / We will make small decks for them We plan to bring these ideas to life using the "Participatory Design Process." The kids' concepts will be executed with the help of villagers' skills and local materials. For instance, the expertise of local fishermen will be invaluable for this project. However, we lack architectural expertise in designing environmentally friendly structures for the required play elements. At the very least, we aim to create a deck for passive activities and a structure to support nets for active play. Do you have any advice on environmentally friendly, temporary structures for building a deck and installing nets? submitted by /u/life_along_the_canal [link] [comments]
Context: I recently ran a workshop where kids took on the role of designers, sharing their ideas for a playspace through a "Participatory Design Process." This approach encouraged them to voice their needs and resulted in many creative ideas. They chose the beach for the new fun den. The next step is to develop their imaginative designs, which they expressed through drawings and clay modellings.
- Active areas for activities like volleyball, badminton, and football. / We will make a net for them.
- Calm spaces for passive activities such as relaxing, reading, and workshops. / We will make small decks for them
We plan to bring these ideas to life using the "Participatory Design Process." The kids' concepts will be executed with the help of villagers' skills and local materials. For instance, the expertise of local fishermen will be invaluable for this project.
However, we lack architectural expertise in designing environmentally friendly structures for the required play elements. At the very least, we aim to create a deck for passive activities and a structure to support nets for active play.
Do you have any advice on environmentally friendly, temporary structures for building a deck and installing nets?
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