Product overviewMowgli is conceived as an alternative to conventional themed playgrounds: an adventure area integrated into the landscape. Inspired by an adventure forest, its vertical elements invite exploration, climbing and the discovery of multiple routes. The configuration allows many children and young people to play simultaneously, share the space and interact without relying on single fixed paths or waiting turns. Mowgli provides free, active and collaborative play and, through its vertical composition and natural materials, contributes a sculptural dimension to public space. When not in use due to weather, schedule or season, the installation remains an integrated landscape and architectural element.
DesignDesigner: Antoni Roselló
Materials- Interior structure: stainless steel
- Cladding: IROKO wood with polyurethane varnish
- Finishes: stainless steel or painted polyester
- Climbing elements: curved stainless steel, smooth, without edges
Play conceptVertical elements are designed to encourage exploration, climbing and route finding. The system supports simultaneous, collaborative use by multiple children and young users and functions both as play equipment and as a sculptural element within the landscape.
VersionsA configuration oriented to training and sports (calisthenics) is available as an alternative.
Projects- Bilbao
- Vitoria
- L'Hospitalet de Llobregat
- Girona
- Gavá
- Barcelona
- Puerto Rico (U.S.A.)
- Venice (Italy)
Technical specifications- Model / commercial name: Mowgli
- Designer: Antoni Roselló
- Interior structure: stainless steel
- Cladding: IROKO wood with polyurethane varnish
- Finishes: stainless steel or painted polyester
- Climbing elements: curved stainless steel, without edges
- Intended use: public outdoor play areas; supports collaborative and simultaneous play
- Sculptural role: vertical composition provides sculptural integration in public space
- Example installations: Bilbao, Vitoria, L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Girona, Gavá, Barcelona, Puerto Rico, Venice
- Product id (site): 14
- Category (site): Architecture and landscaping