Lóa — A spatial element from the child's perspective
I wanted to raise the children’s perspective. Through different workshops with children, I designed an element that functions as a room divider, exhibition surface, play element and sound absorber.
Material —
Wool has the ability to regulate the air around us, is self-cleaning and sound absorbing. All great traits for a preschool environment. It is tactile and can regulate our nervous system.
Multifunctional —
With its lightness, this spatial element can change our space throughout the day, both by standing on the floor individually or in a group, as well as be hung down from the ceiling forming a roof to sit under.
Form —
By using playful shapes and colours we invite the children to play and learn in an environment that doesn’t control their imagination. They are the inventors themselves, as I have handpicked and sketched the form through children’s drawings.
