[PDF] Top 20 Watch this space! Designing for children's play in public open spaces

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... safe public space supports healthier physical and psychological development of ...conducive open public spaces is ...that children who have better access to such places are more ... See full document

... the space selected with the Corniche area A revealed a score of ...The space encompasses diverse activities such as walking, exercising, cycling, eating, playing, sitting, ...the space has two ... See full document

... The opening day event on 28th September 2013 was announced through local newspapers and event magazines, handouts were prepared for the residents and local community. In order to gather the views of the nearby residents ... See full document

... Public open open spaces are important parts of a settlement area, although creating it in Jakarta seems to be a ...these spaces occurring in green and non-green ...and spaces ... See full document

... smaller children often did not get to play the ...affected children under 3 years old who mostly did not understand the functions altogether and were just fascinated by the design style and moving ... See full document

... As previously mentioned CheckinDJ logs a history of user interaction data, the primary use for this is to extend the gaming element of CheckinDJ further to look into social relationships and really pursue to social ... See full document

... Two philosophical questions appear to be at play within the disciplines. First, environmental scientists need to ask what is the intellectual ambition for their knowledge (armstrong, 2008) – that is: what could ... See full document

... in open spaces can encourage children to move freely (Weston, 1998: ...separates children from the real world and allows them to enjoy some acts like flying a plane (Rashtchi, ...learning ... See full document

... Many components of the BeltLine’s strategy align with the principles of active living by design. This multi-sectoral and multi-institutional partnership is interested in studying the intersection of health and the ... See full document

... new spaces’, I discuss the possibility of new spaces within the suburban landscape, heterotopia, sites where new social ordering may occur (Michel Foucault and Jay Miskowiec, ...Grovedale space with ... See full document

... For children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), Yuill et al (2007) showed that group play and social initiations were greater in playgrounds with various ...imaginative play; a layout with ... See full document

... Accessible Play Space which defines accessible as ‘being about enabling all children to be with and learn from each other’ (Du nn, Moore and Murray, 2003, p10), but elsewhere uses the term inclusion ... See full document

... of designing real objects, both the actual and perceived affordances are controllable, whereas for screen-based interaction generally, only the perceived affordances are under the control of the designer, “as the ... See full document

... fading public and urban social spaces, human has lost its original identity and became stranger to its life and ...urban spaces needs to change and evolve. Public and collective space ... See full document

... of public space in the contemporary city must then be specifically framed within a pre-set reality and order of ...“public space in the contemporary city” tend to be based on assumptions that ... See full document

... Some children are exposed to 4 hours or more of televised pro- grams per ...Other children may be watching a 30-minute DVD while a par- ent is just taking a shower or prepar- ing ...Some children are ... See full document

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... immersive spaces within museums when people are photographing and sharing their experiences on ...to play a strong role in fostering place-making as the research outlined in this article will ...physical ... See full document

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