Kids take their inspiration from any time. Once it is exciting to them, they want to emulate it. That is why they often want to be like their ”impossible” superheroes.
One of my kids loves “The Amazing Spiderman” so much. He uses every opportunity to be dressed like him. He wants his books, bags, and other school stuff to have something related to his hero.
I remember his last Halloween. His father went as far as the next city to get Spiderman’s costume for him to wear to school. For his last birthday, I got him a large wallpaper of Spiderman by his bed. He loved it very much till our most recent conversation.
He was growing and he wanted something different from his routine. He wanted to replace his room with a more satisfying display. It was difficult at first because I have known him in a particular way all his life. After a discussion with a friend, she informed me about a trade show.
According to her, there is a design trade show in Barcelona with awesome designs. There is an area that has beautiful designs from kid’s crafts. We checked the place out and I was astonished.
In as much as it was hard to recreate most of the designs we saw there, he was inspired and he took a cue from one of them. The cardboard shelving was so nice and we planned to recreate it in his room.
Before this moment, little did I know that a kid’s craft area could inspire me or my kid. Their designs were highly commendable.
From Preschool & Kindergarten Architecture by Arian Mostaedi: this project was designed by Maite Torrent, Natalia Tubella, and Niall O’Flynn.
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