#community-spaces

#community-spaces

Kindergarten architecture has long stood apart as a realm where design and imagination converge. Unlike most building typologies, these spaces are conceived not only to shelter and function but to shape the earliest experiences of curiosity, play, and social interaction. Throughout history, the design of kindergartens has evolved alongside pedagogical shifts, moving from modest, utilitarian beginnings to highly intentional environments that stimulate both learning and wonder.

Modern playgrounds are blurring the lines between play and the environment, creating playscapes that double as climate-resilient infrastructure.

The 34th Avenue Open Street, known as Paseo Park, emerged as a lifeline during the pandemic and is set to become a permanent fixture after over five years of success.

Sincich's works transform urban landscapes into quilted art, emphasizing the handmade quality and celebrating everyday shops that fulfill communal needs within neighborhoods.

The ongoing changes to housing and community spaces across Sutton Borough reflect a diverse range of planning applications, aiming to enhance residential options and architectural layouts.

Having the firm included as part of London's history was the 'most amazing thing that's happened to this business... and to a community that built us,' said Shan Selvendran.