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Design projects

Hoe ziet jullie ideale schoolplein eruit? Wat past echt bij jullie onderwijsvisie? Hoe vergroen je jullie schoolplein zodat het een blijvende meerwaarde biedt, voor de school én voor de buurt?

Where in your city do children have safe places to play and learn?

Where in the hot city do children have safe and cool places to be active, meet each other, and just be free?

Greening a city's schoolyards improves not only children’s health and wellbeing, but also increases the city's resilience on many levels.

Through hands-on educational experience - in our participatory design method - children experience how small steps can make a better world, and feel that they can be future ambassadors for greener cities.

Their greened and diversely designed schoolyards are also fun, encouraging play, being active, resulting in more active play, and decreased bullying.

SJK (C) Poi Min Kuala Lumpur

From Student Voices to Sustainable Play Design

Village school natural community playground

A village school where children play and learn outside

De Triangel Taalplein school

Play That Builds Communication

SCIPS St Christophers International primary school

Reimagining Play in Penang

Special Needs school Van Houteschool

Special needs school and pre-school within the public realm, playful circular playspaces setting borders and interacting spaces

De Icarus school

From Schoolyard to Living Learning Landscape

Arthur Blaxall school

An Inclusive School for Every Child

De Meander school

Designing an Active Schoolyard

De Noordwijkse school

A Schoolyard for Discovery

Nicolaas Beets school

Designing a New Climate-Resilient Schoolyard

R.K. De Ark school

A climate-proof schoolyard that fits the Noordwijkse Method

The Rabbit school

A Shared Playground for All Children

KC De Avonturijn school

Landscape Design of the Child Centre for 2 Schools, childcare and daycare

Willibrord school

Celebration of school's 100'd birthday with greening schoolyard

De Schatkaart school + preschool

New housing island in Amsterdam, new schoolbuilding, outdoor public spaces in use as schoolyard

De Fontein school

Healthy school? Healthy activating green schoolyard

Vlaamse Reus school

Can you spot the rabbit?

De Kleine Prins/De Trappenberg school

Special needs children and teachers co-design ambituous plan

De Koolvlet & De Phoenix school

Large schoolyard transformed into green haven

Waldorf School Utrecht

Lively learning in synch with nature

Leeuwesteyn school

New building ? Re-use within a new design for outdoor space

De Windkanter school

Riskful play

De Dolfijn school

It takes a community to co-create their green square to learn, meet, play and sport

De Vlieger school

Nature and activity

De Sterrenwachter school

Joined efforts transforming public schoolsquare

Willem van Oranje school

Courtyard school turns green

Play&learn Tanzania

Example schoolyard at university of education

De Fakkel school

Community & school

De Ark Schagen school

Circular climate proof outdoor space

Special needs school Universum

Teachers see behavioural change in their special needs students after greening their schoolyard

Osdorpse Montessori school + preschool

Montessori philosophy within the outdoors: help me to do it by myself

De Kaap School + preschool

Complete design with playable border between preschool and primary school

De Botteloef school

From 30x30 meter tiles to 30x30 meter greens, learn- and playspaces

Aldoende school + preschool

Courtyard schoolyard in heart of Amsterdam, greenery absorbing stormwater, sound, sun, and PM

Vindingrijk school

Tijdelijke speelplek

Rwanda Power of Play

Co-design of 25 schoolyards

De Schakel school

Huge community square 4400 m2 tiles, complete transformation into Amsterdam's first tiny forest, community sports-square and vegetable gardens

Manshiet Nasr Cairo Special needs school

Inclusive playspace

Twiske school

One of the first Amsterdam North schools

Ezbet el Hagana Cairo public school

Design & construct playspaces

Zeeburger Montessori school

Montessori philosophy and limited (public) space, creativity with sidewalks and multifunctional areas