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Aug 4, 2016
Net fun
Architects are hanging nets across unused spaces to create child-friendly zones.
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Images: Dezeen.This house in Vietnam, which was named best house of 2015 at the World Architecture Festival, uses a net above the dining room as a children's play space.
Nets are the new child-friendly development in architecture. Designers are using hammock-like nets in unused spaces to create areas where children can play or enjoy quiet time.
In a house in Melbourne, architect Andrew Maynard used nets above a study to create a space where children can read or relax.
In a Russian studio, a net creates a mezzanine level in a studio space that was too low to stand up in, but is a great space for kids.
A Vietnamese house named best house of 2015 in the World Architecture Festival, covered a dining room with a net where children can play.
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