How can play areas in cities open up new ways to interact with and experience space?
Narrative Environments’ alum Leticia Lozano works at Laboratory para la Ciudad in Mexico City and leads the playful city research area. Here, they explore the scope of play as a tool for urban development, placemaking, underused public space activation and social cohesion, and as a channel to incorporate and encourage children’s participation in urban affairs.
Read Archdaily’s article about the laboratory’s recent urban intervention competition “Urban Toys”.