POWER PLAY
We are lucky to work in an environment that values the power of play. Highwire takes pride in developing play areas, parks and playgrounds that are dynamic, unexpected and most importantly fun. Highwire parks and playgrounds always start with one fundamental consideration: How can play value be maximized in this space? This means a commitment to choosing equipment that allows children of all ages and abilities to interact with the structures in multiple ways.
It translates into parks and playgrounds that have multiple entry and exit points, allowing children to choose their own starting and ending point. Additionally, most of the equipment can be played with in a variety of ways, children can spin, climb, swing or slide all on their own terms. The equipment we place is designed to spark imaginations and let children create their own path.
The pictures below represent a large cross section the best playground equipment and designs we have created.
Ewa Beach Park | Oahu, Hawaii
Punahou School | Honolulu, Hawaii
Tambark Creek Park | Snohomish County, Washington
Powderworks Park | Dupont, Washington
Ebright Creek Park | Issaquah, Washington
Franklin Park | Tacoma, Washington
Jefferson Park | Seattle, Washington
Kamehameha Schools Maui Campus | Maui, Hawaii
Lakeland Hills | Auburn. Washington
Log Boom Park | Kenmore, Washington
Hidden Valley Sports Park |Bellevue, Washington
Ella Bailey | Seattle, Washington