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The construction industry is struggling to attract young people with an acute shortage of skilled workers hampering innovation and quality. Architecture and engineering need more diversity. At the same time, developers are creating playgrounds and spaces for teenagers to attract families and create community. What if we could solve all these needs with a single intervention? The adventure playground is not a new concept – the first one opened in Camberwell in 1948. But their longstanding tradition of giving children the tools, skills and materials to build their own play structures under supervision of trained playworkers has fresh resonance. "These places have been doing co-design from the beginning," shares Nitasha Kapoor, anthropologist and trustee of SWAPA in Hackney. In this interview, Kapoor talks about the potential for adventure playgrounds and their skilled staff to transform places and lives with one caveat – they need our help, skills, materials and financial support.

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The construction industry is struggling to attract young people with an acute shortage of skilled workers hampering innovation and quality. Architecture and engineering need more diversity. At the same time, developers are creating playgrounds and spaces for teenagers to attract families and create community. What if we could solve all these needs with a single intervention? The adventure playground is not a new concept – the first one opened in Camberwell in 1948. But their longstanding tradition of giving children the tools, skills and materials to build their own play structures under supervision of trained playworkers has fresh resonance. "These places have been doing co-design from the beginning," shares Nitasha Kapoor, anthropologist and trustee of SWAPA in Hackney. In this interview, Kapoor talks about the potential for adventure playgrounds and their skilled staff to transform places and lives with one caveat – they need our help, skills, materials and financial support.

Support our podcast and also get the magazine


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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106 episodes

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