Current work

Adventure Play: for the community, by the community

In 2023, it is 75 years since the first adventure playground in London (and the UK) rose from the ruins of a WWII bombsite in south London. Since then, they have become integral parts of their communities. This project aims to spotlight and celebrate these undersung community assets.

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Jelly Sports

As the name suggests, Jelly Sports occupies the wobbly and exciting – yet largely unexplored – space between play and sport. This two year project will transform the space on people’s doorsteps, on their streets or estates, into hyper-local opportunities to have fun and get active for the whole family.

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Playful High Streets

London Play’s Play Street Showcase events bring to life the potential for traffic-dominated streets to become playful, interactive community spaces. Available for commission at very reasonable rates.

Current work

Play on Estates

London Play is working with residents in the borough of Tower Hamlets to occupy and animate spaces on housing estates by supporting regular sessions for children and adults to come together to have fun, play or just chat!

Current work

Communities United for Play

This two year project sees London Play working alongside local play campaigners, supporting them to successfully challenge threats to local play spaces or services; and influence decisions relating to play.