Challenging the Traditional Definition of Accessibility

 From Specialist Equipment to Inclusive Environments

All too often, playground accessibility is limited to one or two pieces of specialist equipment — which can unintentionally emphasize differences and create separation.

In collaboration with Accessible UK, we took a different approach and asked a powerful question:

What if every child could feel included in the play experience — even if not every piece of equipment was accessible to everyone?

A Creative Blueprint for Inclusive Playground Design

By removing budget constraints and focusing on creativity and empathy, we envisioned a play space that encourages shared laughter, exploration, and connection. It’s a playground where no child’s experience is limited — a space designed for inclusion, not just access.

This is our vision for inclusive play.

It's not built. Not yet. But it represents what’s possible. It serves as a powerful reminder that the playground design and play industry can — and should — do better.

Read more about the background, the partnership and the concept here.