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Puzzle Maze
Puzzle Maze
Shanghai, China
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Puzzle Maze
Shanghai, China
Project Featured on Nov 26, 2018
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2017
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
The Puzzle Maze is a public space intervention designed to foster interactions, attract customers and enhance the experience in the privately-owned public space within an open-air Retail Street.
It is a gigantic puzzle designed as a beautiful walkable urban object to experience from inside. It is at the same time game and an urban object openly used.
From the very beginning, the marketing team of Life Hub @ Daning insisted on creating an INNOVATIVE kids’ playground.
Something unexpected beyond any typical playground. An intervention that, by itself, would turn one of their most dead pedestrian street with poor pedestrian circulation into an attractive and busy “SPACE”,
where their customers could bring their kids and families and spend some quality time interacting with other kids and families, as well as reactivating the pedestrian circulation at that spot.
The pedestrian street to intervene was too narrow to be able to host any kind of activity involving kids while respecting the free & comfortable circulation of pedestrians. Therefore, we decided to create a vertical playground, liberating space on the ground level to allow proper circulation along the corridor.
The resulting proposal was a vertical maze, in which the horizontal slabs would act as a ladder system helping kids to climb up & down.
It is a gigantic puzzle designed as a beautiful walkable urban object to experience from inside. It is at the same time game and an urban object openly used.
From the very beginning, the marketing team of Life Hub @ Daning insisted on creating an INNOVATIVE kids’ playground.
Something unexpected beyond any typical playground. An intervention that, by itself, would turn one of their most dead pedestrian street with poor pedestrian circulation into an attractive and busy “SPACE”,
where their customers could bring their kids and families and spend some quality time interacting with other kids and families, as well as reactivating the pedestrian circulation at that spot.
The pedestrian street to intervene was too narrow to be able to host any kind of activity involving kids while respecting the free & comfortable circulation of pedestrians. Therefore, we decided to create a vertical playground, liberating space on the ground level to allow proper circulation along the corridor.
The resulting proposal was a vertical maze, in which the horizontal slabs would act as a ladder system helping kids to climb up & down.
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