Nørrebroparken – Bermuda Triangle Playground

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The children can balance on the airplane’s wings and imagine themselves soaring through the skies. The plane’s body is hollow, allowing you to climb into the cockpit and out onto the wing.
The playground also has a shipwrecked gallion with a slide on its back.

The aircraft is a fascinating play area that must be investigated. Who piloted this plane? What transpired? The plane’s body is hollow, allowing the youngsters to explore it. They can climb into the cockpit and farther out on the wing, where they may test their balancing abilities high in the air and utilise the climbing grips to assist them.

Nørrebroparken is a green area in Copenhagen that offers activities for both children and adults. MONSTRUM assisted in the park‘s makeover and particularly appreciated the work of creating a playground with difficulties for the older youngsters. The playground was created for the City of Copenhagen in collaboration with GHB Landscape Architects.

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Based on visual arts and design, MONSTRUM create playgrounds that are not only filled with physical challenges but that inspire kids to play by providing an adventurous scene, where there is space for the imagination. The design of MONSTRUM playgrounds is based on stories. The playgrounds must first and foremost inspire children to play and challenge their motor skills as well as their imagination. But MONSTRUM's distinctive creations are more than just playgrounds. They are sculptures in the urban landscape, telling stories and making people smile just by looking at them. They become landmarks in their surroundings, causing both children and adults to talk about “meeting by the parrot.” Why play on a climbing frame if you can play in a space rocket, a submarine, a giant snail's house, a clown's head or a Trojan horse?