Sitting in front of the BLOX building in Copenhagen, Denmark, is a busy public square that connects one of the city’s major streets with a corner of its idyllic harbourfront. Taking advantage of the busy traffic, especially on sunny days, architects Carve, in collaboration with OMA, designed a sitting staircase to rest in front of the building, which doubles as a playground space. ‘Slides, trampolines and netting where children can jump and scramble are integrated into the large staircase,’ explain the architects, on how the project evokes movement.
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