The primary goal of this project was to revitalize the playground, ensuring it better serves both the community and visitors to the Botanic Gardens.
Our partners at Creo took the lead in the surface design of the Wellington Botanic Garden Playground. This project stands out for its deep integration of community input and the creative approach used to tell a compelling story through the connection between the surface design and the equipment.
A key highlight of this playground is the bespoke design elements that pay homage to the garden’s history, particularly its connection to beekeepers. Our team designed custom shapes on the surface, incorporating bees and flowers that connect the narrative with the unique equipment placed throughout the space.
This design was centred on inclusivity. Pour ‘n’ Play materials ensure that the playground is accessible to users of all ages and abilities, making it a welcoming space for everyone.
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Bonair Reserve Playground
With the great community being created at Bonair Reserve in Auckland, Numat had the opportunity to work on the exciting new playground for the space with our Pour’n’play product.
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Kopupaka Reserve Playground
Kopupaka Reserve playground in Westgate, Auckland was the 2021, New Zealand Parks Awards, Playground of the Year. The playground ‘wowed’ judges with its mission to prevent emissions and support local climate change, as well as its vibrant colour and edible plantings.
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Parliament Playground
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Waterview Reserve Playground
In the SuperCity of Auckland it should come as no surprise that the suburb of Waterview is now home to what can only be described as a SuperPlayground.