Our internal short code in#nbsp;layers for these objects is "pg" (play ground). What makes these areas remarkable?
First, it’s important to#nbsp;note that in#nbsp;the last 4−5 years, there has been a#nbsp;significant leap in#nbsp;the quality approach to#nbsp;designing children’s play areas, making them interesting for both children and adults to#nbsp;explore.
According to#nbsp;residential construction design regulations, it’s necessary to#nbsp;include children’s playgrounds in#nbsp;the residential complex area. Over time, it#nbsp;has become clear that investing in#nbsp;this infrastructure can provide a#nbsp;substantial competitive advantage. At#nbsp;the very least. And at#nbsp;most, it#nbsp;can highlight the architecture and make the space both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
A#nbsp;note on#nbsp;the project: while everyone is#nbsp;making loft housing and offices out of#nbsp;former factories, the Chinese are transforming them into spaces for their children. China, what can you say?)