About the Transformation
What we achieved
We created many diverse nooks for children to engage in various activities. We sensitively and thoughtfully reused materials from the original garden. Our work not only achieved excellent results, but also employed an economical approach that saved money and was environmentally friendly. The transformation also changed the teachers' work, allowing them to give children more space for free play.
Garden Renovation
2011–2013
Area
4,998 m²
Project Selection
Grant Call 2011
Design Authors
Michal Fišer, Štěpán Špoula, Lukáš Gavlovský
Total Cost
98,000 EUR
Foundation's Financial Support
79,651 EUR
More about the transformation
The transformation united the entire local community: teachers, children, parents, and city representatives all got involved. In addition to over a hundred kindergarten children, the garden is occasionally visited by students from the local art school, scouts, and members of the parents' club who organize events for the broader public. Children spend most of their time in the garden, enjoying imaginative play elements in all weather conditions. Popular features include a straw house, a willow maze, and a sound tunnel in tree trunks. Children love climbing the monkey trail, caring for herbs, and delighting in the fruit harvest.
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