by Olivia Pallesen | Wednesday, November 29, 2017 | Cities & Spaces
The classic library is a conundrum in and of itself, a building dedicated to the imaginary worlds of fiction, of curious characters from the minds of authors and playwrights, and a space where you are asked not utter a word louder than your breath, and where more...
by Lydia Choi | Wednesday, November 1, 2017 | Cities & Spaces
What can we do to make our cities and urban spaces more playful? Sometimes, we simply need to be provocative and use the power of play to challenge the norms around us.
by Mathias Poulsen | Wednesday, October 19, 2016 | Cities & Spaces
Sweet memories from the most playful summer camp and an interview with Morten Skrubbeltrang and Ane Schjødt Koch, two of the architects behind.
by Mathias Poulsen | Friday, June 24, 2016 | Cities & Spaces
The idea about the playground is a wonderful thing. It shows that we care so much about play that we design spaces to create the best possible conditions for play to thrive. Playgrounds are, in principle, a love letter to play. At the same time, many playgrounds are...
