Article published on 20 December 2016
Proludic is really proud to have recently installed a new play area for the Daisy Chain Project in Stockton.
Daisy Chain is a unique charity that addresses the needs of children on the autism spectrum and their families. The £120,000 development provided an opportunity for families to experience a genuine sense of adventure within a safe environment.
A Proludic staffmember who has a brother with autism played a leading role in shaping the overall design concept. She spoke to us about her brother’s love of numbers, list-making and patterns, which provided us with that wonderful light bulb moment. Therefore, we chose this design that resembles a pocket watch!
This concept influences form and content throughout the space – from the futuristic Nautilus vessel to the chunky cog surface details. The design offers a layered, playful and exciting play experience for children at The Daisy Chain Project.
Proludic has have also used our inclusive range of products throughout the site. Our team expertly designed these for users with a range of impairments including visual, hearing, learning, or motor.
“We were delighted to be given the opportunity to design a truly bespoke and inclusive play area for the Daisy Chain play area project. We thoroughly enjoyed illustrating the client’s vision knowing that it would provide a stimulating, educational and sensory but fun-packed playscape for the many children that visit the Daisy Chain facility”.
Paula Appleton, Regional Sales Manager, Proludic
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