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Noa Haim of Collective Paper Aesthetics designed this amazing project: a gigantic ‘spaceship’ playhouse whose individual components are simple folded cardboard stools. Sit on OR build with, what a combination!
“● Spaceship HEART is a public playground made from individual Kid’s stools ● 100% Cardboard ● Assemble and disassemble using hands only”
The system was initially designed for the Shenzhen and Hong Kong bi-city biennale of urbanism architecture 2011 and then re constructed for IX Semana de la Arquitectura, Madrid, then folded and un-folded in a single day at the Victoria & Albert museum, London. The stools can be utilized in large and small scale assemblies, and customized with an institution’s name or logo.
Upcoming events include workshops at Shibaura House June 8th and Omotesando Hills June 9th, Tokyo, Japan. The workshop in Shibaura House will be accompanied by a public debate about playground planning with architect Mikiko Endo… now that’s a workshop I’d love to attend!
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