New Recreation and Sports Park Balances Function and Beauty with Wooden Paths, Water Playgrounds, and Disappearing Buildings

The architects were tasked with designing a recreation and sports park with water playgrounds in the southwestern part. They carefully planned the main entrances and strategically placed the required functions to minimize interference with existing trees. In the eastern part, water playground basins and a stage were located in an area with low greenery, while wooden squares and paths were designed in the western part to meander between the trees.

The design of the park is divided into two zones: a noisy zone with water playgrounds and an outdoor stage for events, and a quieter, wooded “forest” zone with benches and places for rest. The integration playground allows every resident to find a part of the park that appeals to them. The design aimed to keep the volume in the park minimal while providing necessary technical and storage facilities for the water playgrounds.

The buildings in the park are designed in disappearing wedge form to blend into the landscape and shield part of the water playground for young children. The use of wood throughout the complex emphasizes its park-like character. The water playgrounds feature colorful elements such as floor and water toys for children, set against a gray and white background to create a visually appealing and functional space for users. Overall, this recreation and sports park offers something for everyone, from young children to experienced athletes.