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Yan Pan HP Kid Space Indoor Kids Playground
HP Kid Space Indoor Kids Playground is Bronze Design Award winner in 2020 - 2021 Interior Space and Exhibition Design Award Category.
HP Kid Space Indoor Kids Playground

Is it really a Hello Kitty style space dreamland for kids or the childhood imagined by adults? The design started from observing a social phenomenon "Childhood in shopping mall" and gives an outside-the-box solution. It is inspired by nature, the universe and hills. The "Universe" Zone frees a child’s consciousness, while the "Mountain" Zone frees a child’s body. It recalls the inspiration of nature and geometrical forms, to help children to develop their consciousness and bodies without reference to the common motifs that adults have created for them.

HP Kid Space Indoor Kids Playground
Yan Pan HP Kid Space
Yan Pan Indoor Kids Playground
Yan Pan design
Yan Pan design
Yan Pan

Yan Pan, the co-founder and design principle of SpActrum. He graduated from the Bartlett School of Architecture UCL, London, under the supervision of the legendary architect and architectural educator Professor Sir Peter Cook. Pan started his career in London since 2003, and has worked in high-profile design firms, such as Fosters + Partners, KPF and RTKL. His practice cover a wide range of projects, include urban regeneration for Chinese traditional villages, vacation town strategic designs, large-scale public and commercial building designs, art district redevelopment, housing renovations, fashion show scenes designs, and boutique fashion shop rebranding and so on, and have won international awards including AIA SH Award, A’ Design Award, IDA, Asia Design Awards, etc.

SpActrum

SpActrum is a Beijing and London based architectural design studio founded by Yan Pan and Zhen Li, graduates from Bartlett and the AA School, who have been working in architecture in London for many years. The mission of SpActrum is to undertake alternative research methods and critical practice to create new architecture with the quality of “profound reality”.