Future Public Play

Ground-up City. Play as a Design Tool, edited by Liane Lefaivre and Döll
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…. From traditional playground to an urban golf and an installation piece, this book provide an interesting introduction, insight and case studies on public space and play subject. From a theorist and an architecture firm that exploring potential of playgrounds as a means to connect people together, to increase a sense of community.