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January 5, 2023

Play Area for exclusive Family Resorts

Entlang des 25 km langen Sandstrands an der Nordküste der griechischen Mittelmeerinsel Kreta liegen die beiden 5-Sterne Familien-Resorts Lyttos Beach Hotel und Lyttos Mare Exclusive Beach Resort. Die exklusiven Hotels, die zur Hotelkette S Resorts-Sapounakis Group gehören, liegen nur knapp 5 km vom Stadtkern der Gemeinde Hersonissos und 20 km vom Flughafen Heraklion entfernt.
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December 12, 2022

New Play Park in Bad Vilbel, Germany

For the residents of a new housing area in Bad Vilbel, Germany, the lack of play facilities for the many children was unacceptable. After a pair of parents had seen a play structure from Berliner during their holidays, they researched the company and contacted the sales partner responsible for the Rhine-Main region. They invited him to their home in Bad Vilbel and asked him to support the construction of a playground with equipment from Berliner. A concept for the playground could be developed, which was officially approved by the city in September 2020.
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June 28, 2022

Jim and Joann Fonteno Family Park, Houston, USA

Down in the Lone Star State, where the BBQ and live music are accompanied by hot temperatures, is Houston, Texas. Houston is the largest and most populated city in the state and the fourth largest city in the US. With its unique blend of art, award-winning cuisine, fast-growing businesses, cultural diversity and Southern charm, this cosmopolitan city attracts tourists from all over the world.
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December 9, 2021

LevelUp – Inclusive innovation!

With LevelUp, the traditional playground idea of towers and platforms is supplemented by innovative add-on components and inclusive play elements. The well-known playground concept in a modern design combines technical finesse with the usual high-quality standards and offers every playground planner new unexpected possibilities.
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December 1, 2021

Treetop Path in the Bavarian Forest

In 2007, construction work began on the “Waldwipfelweg” project, a forest treetop path, in the Bavarian town of Sankt Englmar, near the Czech border. Martin Six, the operator of the Lower Bavarian family attraction, had originally inherited the area and was thinking of what he could do with the farmland. He soon came up with the idea of developing the close-to-nature and tree-rich surroundings into a Forest Treetop Path, which celebrated its opening in 2008. “Due to its south-facing slope, the property is ideally suited for such an idea,” says Martin Six. “With good visibility, you even have an unobstructed view of the montain Zugspitze, which is about 220 kilometres away as the crow flies.”
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July 26, 2021

Wonderwalls

Wonderwalls are the innovation in play equipment for toddlers. Fitted with a wealth of play functions in a reduced space, Wonderwalls are specifically aimed at the needs of toddlers and preschool children.
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July 22, 2021

Leaves

Our new Leaves from Berliner give your playground ideas that special something. Whether as a visual highlight or to provide shade for the little ones – the Leaves are not only a real eye-catcher, they can also have a practical side effect.
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February 22, 2021

Bim‘bimba Park in Queensland, Australia

Bim'bimba Park is located in the middle of the Mirvac Master-planned Community Gainsborough, Greens in Queensland, Australia and is the heart of the community. It is the central connecting element in a network of different open spaces within a series of residential islands around Gainsborough Greens Golf Course by integrating the residential area into the adjacent environmental reserve. The intention for the park was to use the raw and natural beauty of the landscape to create an inspiring play and communal space that encourages local awareness of ecology and sustainability initiatives.
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October 20, 2020

Place of Encounter in Heidelberg

The imposing play equipment in the form of an almost 6 metres high climbing tower will catch your eye even from a distance. The tower shines in resplendent red, yellow and orange from the newly designed Platz der Begegnung in Heidelberg. Here on the eastern outskirts of the town, where the Schlierbach valley gently slopes down towards the Neckar River, is the Schlierbach district. A development of mainly detached urban villas extends up the steep slope, while down in the valley, Heidelberg’s main artery – consisting of the S-Bahn (suburban railway) and Bundesstraße (A-road) 37 – pulsates along the Neckar.
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