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Speaking of kid-friendly spaces, this pastel-colored indoor amusement park in Shanghai, China, is a veritable fantasy land for children.
Neobio Family Park was designed by local firm X+Living and occupies two “European” style buildings in the suburban distract of Minhang. There are five distinct spaces within, including a library, restaurant, climbing room, a miniature city, and a party room, all of which are decorated in vibrant hues, patterns, and shapes.
The forest-themed reading room is located just beyond the entrance and features wavy bookshelves. It’s peppered with curved nooks, pods, and entryways that are meant to mimic hills.
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Beyond that is a miniature city replete with an urban system of roads, zebra crossings, street lamps, and parking lots. A three-story home, post office, gas station, supermarket, and hospital complete the scene.
For older kids, there’s an indoor playground with slides, climbing racks, and a huge maze snaking around a dining space, where families can enjoy a meal. Crawlways and “game boxes” are also found throughout the space. The basement holds themed party rooms.
Curious? Head to X+Living’s website for more photos.
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Via: Designboom