The green window colour block represents vitality, breaking the children’s expectations of unfamiliar large empty space. The main tone is the colour of wood, interspersed with windows of different sizes and little coloured glass as decorations, and the combination of different boxes (the forest cabin-like cubes are connected and interlaced) gives the space infinite changes, making it a different kindergarten.
While a low-saturated forest colour is favoured throughout, the safety staircase, on which children may interact and play, is pure white with geometric images of animals and plants and elements combined in a natural and soft way.
In the Little Man’s Kingdom room, each little tree house features different scenarios that turn the interior space into a forest tribe, where every fantasy idea and innocent exploration of the children needs a space to store and support.
Reinventing the interior space, bringing architectural elements into the room, and inserting functionality into the room, makes the space richer, more varied, lighter and more interesting.
Windows of staggered sizes allows children and adults to find their own height and interact freely with the space.
The Little Theater has a small plaza under the treehouse for tribal campfire parties, giving the kids a place to hang out. A skylight on the roof enriches the room level while increasing the brightness of the interior space. Combined with the pillars to build a small tree house, it can exercise the child’s motor skills such as climbing and balance while ensuring safety; a wall in the water bar area also provides a safe climbing activity.
In the Forest Factory, a space originally intended as a sandbox display area for the sales office was later converted into a craft and cooking classroom that can be used by children.
In the rye themed Child’s Farm, the soft and un-edged furniture details, the saturated visual comfort colour scheme, and the jumping of the round screen present a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere. The colour changing material screen is lively and light, adding colour to the space.
For the more closed VIP space, more rich colours are used, and it is full of soft lines, making the space more childlike and lively.