WasteArchi3 architects design a playground for children in rural Thailand: a low tech solution using local and reused materials such as bamboo, eucalyptus and tires to show how they can be transformed in exiting play opportunities that are also affordable and sustainable. The design takes part in the “Play for all” competition launched by “Go Play!” and “Architecture for Humanity”, based on the importance of play for all children, especially those who face poverty and wars. More info: http://openarchitecturenetwork.org/projects/playforall-wastearchi3
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