Disclaimer: While this park is welcoming and accessible, it is NOT a good example of Place-keeping. I did mention some place-keeping components it has, but it's not the best and should not be used as a model for Place-keeping. I will make a future video clarifying the term and provide better examples. My apologies for the (somewhat) misinformation on place-keeping examples used in the video, as I did not research the term thoroughly.
I first started thinking about accessibility in playground when I saw a swing for kids with wheelchair. You go inside the structure with the whole chair, put on the breaks, and someone outside pushes on the frame. It was really interesting. Great vídeo! Keep up the good work.
Disclaimer: While this park is welcoming and accessible, it is NOT a good example of Place-keeping. I did mention some place-keeping components it has, but it's not the best and should not be used as a model for Place-keeping. I will make a future video clarifying the term and provide better examples. My apologies for the (somewhat) misinformation on place-keeping examples used in the video, as I did not research the term thoroughly.
This reminds me a lot of Votee Park Playground in Teaneck, NJ. Another great playground with accessibility and place making design elements!
I'll definitely give it a quick glance. Thanks!
Let's see what makes a park accessible!
I first started thinking about accessibility in playground when I saw a swing for kids with wheelchair. You go inside the structure with the whole chair, put on the breaks, and someone outside pushes on the frame. It was really interesting.
Great vídeo! Keep up the good work.
Thank you!