Article published on 25 November 2015
Client: Town of Getafe
Budget: €260,150
Client objectives: Develop a unique, inclusive and landmark play area based on a copy of the C212 plane (on a 1:1 scale).
Concept: Getafe is famous for a deep-rooted history in aeronautics – in particular the production and first flight of a cargo airline (C212).
Bespoke design: Creation of a play replica of the plane – with the length and wingspan identical to the original version. The play area also cleverly reflects the theme as the plane flies in an imaginary sky with embossed clouds that support play elements. Games and information panels tell the story of the plane and the structure has been designed so that wheelchairs can access the entire game through to the pilot cockpit for inclusivity.
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