Case Study: An Adventurous Indoor Play Setting

Venture Church, Hattiesburg, MS

To complement the indoor play environment and create an interesting design, poured-in-place rubber in green and tan was used. The custom indoor play unit for children 5-12 years of age offers a hunt club theme area while the infant exploratorium for children aged 6-23 months features ground-level interactive panels. Wall accents such as grass cutouts, a wall-mounted rock climbing panel, and two large flowers are included to provide an outdoor feel indoors.

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Poured-in-place rubber design and color schemes that harmonize with the play equipment were chosen.


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Surfacing colors are used to provide visual cues to separate the various play areas.


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Indoor theming create an immersive outdoor sensation by aligning walls, ceilings, floors, and play activities throughout the environment.


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The "spongy" texture of poured-in-place surfacing adds a fun element of discovery for ground level players.

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