#PlayHouzz
I have a six year old daughter and an eight year old son. I figured…what better way to design a ‘PlayHouzz’ than to include my children in the design process? We started by sketching what each envisioned a playhouse to be. There were secret hatches, hiding places, spy holes, water slides, monkey bars, a Hawaiian room(oh yes) and even bungee jumping.
A playhouse for active kids needs to be more than a small house. It needs to move, transform and be a pirate ship one day and a spaceship the next. Adventure is experience…according to my eight year old son. So, we set out to design an experience!
This adventure, this experience, this Magic House provides kids who crave the unexpected, just that... something to climb over and under, a place to hide, a spy fort, a castle to protect, ajungle gym and a place just for them. This playhouse allows children to experience the magic of imagination.
A playhouse for active kids needs to be more than a small house. It needs to move, transform and be a pirate ship one day and a spaceship the next. Adventure is experience…according to my eight year old son. So, we set out to design an experience!
The form is constructed of plywood ribs that define the shape of the playhouse. The playhouse is then clad in 1x4 wood planks.
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