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3D MODELS OF PLAYGROUND DEVICES

Adaiz / 30. January 2024 - 13:51
Access to high-quality 3D models that allow for a realistic presentation of colors, textures and shapes is a great advantage in the quality of prepared design materials.

ACCESIBLE PLAYGROUND DEVICE – HOW TO CHOOSE A RIGHT ONE?

Adaiz / 30. January 2024 - 12:28
Accessible, inclusive, integrative device, "barrier-free" - there are many terms used by manufacturers to designate playground devices that are intended for people with disabilities. How to know, which device actually meets accessibility requirements and which one has only been named so to expand the commercial offer?

Construction of a sensory path on the inclusive playground

Adaiz / 6. September 2023 - 13:28

Ścieżki sensoryczne przyczynią się nie tylko do stymulacji układu nerwowego, ale także zrelaksowania i uatrakcyjnienia przestrzeni na placu zabaw zarówno dla osób pełnosprawnych, jak i z niepełnosprawnością.

Playground monitoring system

Adaiz / 25. August 2023 - 12:57
A public playground is associated with the risk of acts of vandalism, littering and the use of equipment contrary to its intended use. Unfortunately, the costs of removing the damage fall on the administrator of the playground. It is worth investing in the installation of monitoring, which will reduce the problem of damaging the playground.

How to choose the right surface for an inclusive playground?

Adaiz / 18. May 2023 - 13:04
Surfaces must be accessible to able-bodied people, but also those using a wheelchair, crutches, as well as walkers and supports. Equipping a playground adapted to the diverse needs of the device makes no sense at all when the material used as a surface will completely prevent access to them.

Sensory integration on the playground

Adaiz / 7. February 2023 - 11:45
Play is a method for constant and systematic training of the way a child receives and processes stimuli, as well as how he reacts to them. It is therefore something natural for a child, regardless of whether it is able-bodied or disabled. Each of them needs it equally and each of them has many benefits for health and proper psychophysical development.

PLANTS IN THE ACCESSIBLE PLAYGROUND

Adaiz / 5. October 2022 - 9:20
Plants in the playground help in the sensory integration therapy, determine the attractiveness of the area design and also shade the playground together with dust protection and muting the noisy space. Which plants are advised to be designed on an inclusive playground?

Accessible public playground

Adaiz / 5. October 2022 - 8:03
City parks, lawns and squares, public playgrounds and outdoor gyms must meet the accessibility criteria as the facilities that are friendly to all residents, regardless of their level of ability.

Playground at the integration facility

Adaiz / 25. August 2022 - 10:56
An integrated school or kindergarten has a properly adapted infrastructure in the building. The playground relatively rarely gives children with different levels of fitness the opportunity to play - and they should.

PLAYGROUND FOR A SENIOR?

Adaiz / 25. August 2022 - 10:34
Playgrounds and outdoor gyms dedicated to seniors, i.e. senior playgrounds or activity zones for seniors, are more and more often created in urban space, but also at care centers, sanatoriums and seniors' homes. They are equipped with devices adapted to perform rehabilitation exercises and to maintain physical activity and social contacts of seniors.

VII SUMMER FESTIVAL OF INCLUSION IN DILLINGEN, GERMANY

Adaiz / 15. July 2022 - 14:52
After a two-year break, on July 2, 2022, the 7th Summer Inclusion Festival was held in Dillingen, Germany. Local associations were able to present their activities for inclusiveness. Terma, together with a partner organization, the Pro-Inklusionsschaukel association, presented the inclusive playground equipment.

HOTEL ACCESSIBLE FOR EVERYONE

Adaiz / 8. July 2022 - 8:18
Recreation, leisure and tourism are an essential part of human life, including people with disabilities. Unfortunately, in this industry, although it is growing more and more dynamically, there are many obstacles limiting the possibility of accepting a new group of clients. The lack of accessibility also applies to the recreational part of the hotel facilities - including playgrounds.

How to design the area next to the Accessible Benches?

Adaiz / 13. June 2022 - 9:59
What is the difference between an Accessible Bench and a typical public bench? At first glance, these differences should not be visible, so as not to create the impression of "otherness" of such a bench. There are, however, some universal rules that allow you to create benches that are friendly to people with disabilities, the elderly and everyone else in need, and at the same time comfortable for non-disabled people with various anthropometric dimensions. In a word - benches for everyone.

Is it possible to perform rehabilitation on the playground?

Adaiz / 14. December 2022 - 10:58
The playground located at the hospital, day care center for people with disabilities, foundation or rehabilitation center is a perfect place not only for fun, but also for rehabilitation. The condition is the appropriate organization of the playground space and equipment allowing to improve motor functions and conducting neurological rehabilitation while playing.

HOW TO DESIGN AN INCLUSIVE PLAYGROUND?

Adaiz / 30. November 2021 - 13:39
In order to reduce the number of restrictions on access to play in the playground, several critical issues need to be analyzed and corrected. It's worth getting to know them!

HOW TO CHOOSE AN INCLUSIVE PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT?

Adaiz / 30. November 2021 - 12:44
The market offer of devices dedicated to inclusive playgrounds supporting the fun of people with disabilities is gradually expanding. What to pay attention to when designing and selecting proper equipment?

HOW TO DESIGN AN INCLUSIVE RECREATIONAL AREA?

Adaiz / 30. November 2021 - 12:28
How to design inclusive recreational area? Find some tips how to care about needs of users with disabilities and without. Would you like to know more? Contact us!

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