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Not a concrete but rather a labyrinthic brick - playground in Rijeka. I love it.
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Not a concrete but rather a labyrinthic brick - playground in Rijeka. I love it.
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Turner Prize nominated architecture collective Assemble and artist Simon Terrill have created a playful take on the post-war playgrounds that sat beside Brutalist residential buildings.
This sculptural piece occupies the entire Architecture Gallery at RIBA and is open to the public from tomorrow until 16th August.
Somewhat softer than the, now lost, original playgrounds this is perfect for your little ones to explore.
The Brutalist Playground
10 June TO 16 August 2015
AT RIBA, 66 PORTLAND PLACE, LONDON
Free entry Monday - Sunday 10am to 5pm and Tuesday 10am to 8pm