Blk 158, Bishan Street 13, Singapore
| Client | Bishan Toa Payoh Town Council |
|---|---|
| Architect | Design Metabolist Chartered Architects |
| Press | High Time for Play in Bishan |
| Realisation | Feb 2012 |
The Wallholla is a space saving vertical urban play structure big enough for 30 children at once. The exterior vertical mesh have climbing holds place intermittently to allow children to climb on the external mesh. Children may find an opening in the mesh where they can enter and exit the play structure. The Wallhola can extended with slides, sliding poles, climbing arcs. climbing grips, climbing poles and even tailor-made extra’s on the customers demand.
This piece of equipment is reminiscent of an airship. Stainless steel arches define its form and support the outer skin: the rope net is divided up through membrane strips. Climbing on either the inside or outside provide challenges and play for different age groups.
The Large Rope Play Tower close mesh inner rope structure is an exciting way for children to climb to the top Membrane surfaces at two or three levels are places to take a break and slide their way back to the ground. Entrance to the tower is by a climbing bridge or climbing net.
