Koolambidi Woola Mini Golf A key component of the broader Bunbury Youth Precinct was engagement with local youth. A surprising element requested by many young people was a mini golf course to enjoy with friends as a social activity. Playce was able to therefore create a range of low parkour vaults that also formed 9…
Koolambidi Woola Parkour A major component of the Bunbury Youth Precinct are two major bespoke parkour areas that provide other active recreation options for both beginners and advanced users. We worked closely with the local parkour group to design complex and unique spaces that provide opportunities to enjoy informally or train, teach and run events. …
Koolambidi Woola Skatepark The skate component of the Bunbury Youth Precinct is one of WA’s largest facilities. With an extensive two run plaza including stairs, rails, ledges and hips, a snake run flow zone and competition level bowl, the skatepark has something for every skill level and is a very popular new addition to the…
Legacy Park Playground Tasmania’s premier regional play space, the Legacy Park project is a celebration of the rugged beauty of Tasmania’s wilderness. Designed as a series of terraces that reflect the Organ Pipes dolerite rock formations that sit in the distant backdrop of the space at Mt Wellington, there are a multitude of natural rock…
Mills Park Skate Plaza We are so proud of the Mills Park Plaza. It’s an open, flowing street plaza with lots of space, enabling skate users of all levels to have fun and enjoy themselves. “Mills Park with in the City of Gosnells is now home to a skateboarding plaza that is easily the best…
Norris Bank Playspace Opened in November 2019, this intergenerational playspace has won a local Victorian AILA playspace award for 2020. With a focus on play for all ages, this iconic regional space has a dynamic bespoke play tower, ropes course, flying fox, swings, water play, nature play and scooter loop. Essentially this new playspace has…
Reservoir Skatepark This very exciting found object skatepark is all about engaging with the local youth and skate community. Rather than considering a large in-situ and expensive concrete skate facility, Playce and Council have worked closely with a range of local skaters on designing and sourcing recycled street obstacles for placement in an existing basketball…
