This playground in Hamburg. West Germany, is the first in the country especially designed for blind and partially sighted children. The playground is designed in bright colours to indicate hard and soft materials to train the children to make the best use of their faculties. The equip ment is arranged to prevent the children from coming to harm.
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Press, 7 September 1976, Page 26
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58This playground in Hamburg. West Germany, is the first in the country especially designed for blind and partially sighted children. The playground is designed in bright colours to indicate hard and soft materials to train the children to make the best use of their faculties. The equip ment is arranged to prevent the children from coming to harm. Press, 7 September 1976, Page 26
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