Vaikų žaidimo aikštelių planavimo ypatumai

LTStraipsnyje nagrinėjamos vaikų žaidimo aikštelių projektavimo aktualijos. Analizuojama Lietuvos ir užsienio literatūra vaikų žaidimo aikštelių projektavimo klausimais, lyginami duomenys apie vaikų žaidimo aikštelių projektavimą. Vaikų žaidimo aikštelės – tai teritorijos, kuriose tenkinami vaikų poreikiai. Žaidimo ir sporto įrenginiai plačiai apžvelgiami ir nagrinėjami Europos standartuose, kurie jau pavirtinti ir Lietuvos standartizacijos departamente. Tai įrenginiai, nuo kurių įrengimo ir medžiagos kokybės priklauso mūsų vaikų saugumas ir geri pojūčiai. [Iš leidinio]Reikšminiai žodžiai: Projektavimas; Vaikų žaidimo aikštelės; Vaikų žaidimo įrenginiai; Children's play equipment; Children's playground; Design.

ENRegulations of different countries, planning documents assume that urban planning should take into account the need for children's playgrounds and parks suitable for them. Every child must have rights to all of the Lithuanian Constitution laws and other legislation rights and freedoms. Children like any other human being have the right to a safe and healthy living and development environment. The most important and basic requirement for children's playgrounds is their safety. Playground flooring should not be very hard. Instead of concrete, asphalt, gravel, cement coatings it is better to equip grass, rubber, sand foundation on which children will not be hurt. Play and sports apparatus is subject to Europe wide standards and the valid legal regulations of individual countries. Already today, the EU set high standards (LST EN 1176-10:2008) which requires that children's play and sports fields have to apply a rubber coating for attack case. Children's playground is more than just a swing and sandbox – a place where children interact, learn from each other and the environment and learn about their environment, developing their motor skills. Because play is primarily a social experience, routes through a play setting must connect all types of activities. A good play setting has many routes through the space. Most equipment settings stimulate large muscle activity and kinesthetic experience, but they can also support nonphysical aspects of child development. The assessment of the Lithuanian and foreign literature, children's playground design issues and comparison of children's playground design concepts allowed us to say that Lithuania has much to do for children's playgrounds and their safety. [From the publication]