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Psagot Playgrounds delivered a large, all-ages musical playground for the public realm. The municipality expanded and upgraded the space, creating an active music-making environment that invites free exploration across multiple instruments. Key features include a striking harp-shaped entrance element, an interactive music wall, tuned instruments, and special guidance signage that enables play by color even without reading notes.
This project was planned as a public musical playground designed for shared community use - children, teens, and adults.
The goal was to shape a musical play environment that connects between several sound stations and encourages creativity, collaboration, and curiosity.
Over time, the local authority chose to enlarge and enhance the site, resulting in a richer set of instruments and a more complete overall experience.
The design approach treated the playground as a continuous exploration route, not just a collection of musical elements. Stations were positioned to support easy movement from one instrument to the next - stop, try, play, and continue. Layout and surface planning were aligned with the accessibility requirement and with the idea that different user groups can engage simultaneously. The result supports both open-ended play and structured play using the on-site guidance signage.
The visual language combines music with a clear, colorful identity. Surface color lines help define routes and zones, while a long musical wall with bright elements adds rhythm and interest along the perimeter. Instrument selection focused on delivering a range of sounds - from focused, tuned tones to instruments that invite spontaneous percussion play.
