It gets its new name as a homage to the first "junk playground" in the United States ... There they use loose parts like cardboard, rope, wood planks, tires, discarded plastics, fabrics and ...

More than a century later, at the architect David Rockwell’s Imagination Playground in lower Manhattan ... the triumph of loose parts. After a century of creating playgrounds for children ...

The Monroe Playground Foundation is turning to town residents to help pick a name for the... “The Wolfe’s Den will be one of the most loved and treasured parts of our community for generations ...

The result: a loose-parts playground that can be boxed up and put away. It is part of a larger movement that aims to promote free play, creative thinking, teamwork and risk-taking. The concept ...

It features a collection of oversized blue foam parts that allow children to build play structures.The playground parts were donated by the CarMax Foundation and the nonprofit organization KaBOOM!, ...

On the old playground, parents had reported seeing exposed metal, missing playground parts and said the only places their kids could play safely was the swings and slide. After a grant from ...

MCKINNEY, Texas — A North Texas city found a way to make their mark around the world by donating retired parts of its local playgrounds. The City of McKinney announced that they've partnered ...

Kids connect foam noodles that look like pool toys to square cubes with cutout openings; others mash together piles of sand and water inside a fortress of moveable parts they just built.