At Sketchplay, we take immense pride in both our creative design process and the final playground installations we deliver. While 3D modeling is crucial to our design workflow, we believe that hand-drawn sketches play an essential role. We often sketch on whatever is closest at hand and share screen captures or WhatsApp images to communicate the latest twists and turns in our designs.
A good idea sometimes starts with a scruffy sketch.
Taking a great idea to the 3d model phase serves as a strong guideline that later can inform all the other practical elements in the design process. Havin a great concept to follow is key to this process.
We love when our clients also share their sketches or ideas, even if they're not seasoned artists. It’s a vital part of our collaborative process, as sketches are the visual language that bridges the designer's imagination with the client’s vision and is used as a general medium for translating ideas fast and accurately. These initial drawings serve as blueprints for refining concepts, ensuring safety and accessibility, and guiding the engineering process.
Our conceptual designs aim to capture the soul of a new play space. In the early phases our sketches aspire to imbue the imaginative qualities that the children themselves possess and put this into the design in an early phase. We believe that a great playground design start with open conception where ideas spray out to begin with, knowing that this will start as a guide for the 3d model design phase to follow.
To see how our ideas turn into real designs xplore our themed playground design gallery to see examples of our conceptual work and understand how our designs come to life. For more insights into innovative playground ideas, check out our article on Innovative Playground Concepts.
As leading playground designers and playground architects, we are committed to providing exceptional designs that not only meet but exceed client expectations. For those looking to hire expert playground designers, check out our services to learn more about how we can assist with your project.
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