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PLAYDOM: ADAPTING PLACEMAKING STRATEGIES IN IDENTIFYING SPATIAL ELEMENTS IN PLAYSCAPE TO AUGMENT PROBABLE MENTAL HEALTH TENDENCIES IN CHILDREN

Simbajon, A.K.

Program
Architecture
Year
2025
Adviser
Steven Adrianne M. Chua

Abstract

The name "Playdom", derived from the words play and kingdom, is a creative and fitting choice for a crèche designed to serve as a playscape for children with and without mental health tendencies. "Play" emphasizes the core activity and the developmental benefits of play, crucial for emotional, cognitive, and social growth. "Kingdom" adds a sense of wonder, safety, and ownership, suggesting a place where children reign over their own adventures, creativity, and experiences. Each letters also represents different meanings which means, Play, Learn, Acceptance, Youth, Discover, Openness, and Mental Well-being.

The New Urban Agenda

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