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SELECTED WORK / SPATIAL + PRODUCT DESIGN / 2016

Akukuu

A children’s play centre shaped as a small planetary universe.

Original photograph of Akukuu’s blue multimedia room with two rounded screen stations.

01 / CONTEXT

The idea in context.

Akukuu is a 1,000+ m² play and education centre in Kraków’s Solvay Park, organised as a journey through themed worlds. Developed as part of the Husarska Design Studio team, the project brings play structures, multimedia stations, furniture and visual identity into one coherent spatial language.

ROLE
Spatial, product & visual design / Husarska Design Studio team
PLACE / PERIOD
Kraków · Solvay Park, 2016
STATUS
Implemented · original project archive

02 / DESIGN LOGIC

A small system of decisions.

01

Orient

The centre is organised as a sequence of planetary zones, giving a large interior a legible narrative.

02

Integrate

Screens, furniture and play equipment are designed as parts of one spatial language rather than separate objects.

03

Adapt

Modular furniture and flexible room elements keep the environment ready for changing groups and activities.

03 / SPATIAL LANGUAGE

One world, many ways to play.

Original project photograph showing a single rounded multimedia station, soft-edged wall openings and a blue floor.
Original project photography · multimedia room, 2016

04 / PHOTO SESSION

The original photographs focus on the multimedia room: rounded screen housings, soft floor surfaces, playful openings and a vivid character wall. Together they show how the larger planetary idea becomes a child-scaled interior language.

Close-up of a rounded blue multimedia station with a screen and built-in controls.
A technical station becomes part of the room’s soft, child-scaled architecture.
Blue multimedia station beside a yellow wall with a playful character illustration.
Colour and character graphics help distinguish adjacent zones.
Square detail of a blue multimedia station, rounded wall openings and a low turquoise table.
Rounded openings and low furniture carry the moon-like visual language through the room.

05 / ARCHIVE NOTE

Shown with its original context intact.

This case study is rebuilt from my 2016 portfolio archive. The project was developed in a Husarska Design Studio team; the original project photography was credited to Husarska Design Studio.