Kincorth Circle Play Park, Scotland

Enhancing Community Play Spaces in Aberdeen

Project Summary

Aberdeen City Council embarked on an ambitious plan to upgrade various play parks across the city, including Kincorth Circle. This initiative was part of a broader effort to improve recreational facilities and enhance the quality of life for residents.

Project Objectives

The goal was to create vibrant, fun, and colorful play areas that cater to children of all ages and abilities. Key elements of the project included the installation of a new junior unit with multiple play features and an inclusive roundabout, emphasizing the value of diverse and engaging play opportunities.

Community Impact

This project was aligned with the council’s significant investment of £826,000 to refurbish play parks, which aimed to provide high-quality health, learning, and play experiences for children. These enhancements were designed to meet community needs and ensure accessibility, in compliance with safety standards like the BS EN 1176 for Playground Equipment and BS EN1177 for Impact Absorbing Playground Surfacing.

Outcomes

The upgraded play parks, including the revamped site at Kincorth Circle, now offer enhanced play value and improved site conditions, fostering social interaction among children and promoting their physical and intellectual development. The initiative has received positive feedback from the community, contributing to a stronger sense of belonging and community spirit.

• Location: Aberdeen, United Kingdom
• Year Completed: 2024
• Project Value: £53000