Land & Sea Journal

The engineer causing a storm with his playgrounds | 7.30 (youtube.com)
'The precariatiy is, like, basic fear to keep you engaged, you're really present because you're like All right I'm going to figure this out.' ‘We know that as a society we need to be more adaptable, more nimble, and we need challenges to achieve that.’ When a child climbs a precarious thing, they reach out, they give the next handle a yank, they internally risk assess. All the age groups are included in his installations. 'We shouldn't be designing spaces that alienate people. Good evidence helps designers, builders, lawmakers, councilworkers deliver better things for the public.'