Kowloon Bay Zero Carbon Building free children's facility "Building Playground"

Zero Carbon Land regularly has different free facilities for visitors to take pictures, take photos and play This time there is Tsuki Paradise By applying the “assembly synthesis” construction method, Tsukuen Park is assembled from different components and is easily disassembled. The same components can be reconfigured according to the size and shape of different playgrounds, with the design being applied to most outdoor places in Hong Kong, including transitional housing projects. Incorporating both green and environmental modules, the product features self-purification and PM2.5 removal and provides insulation to improve the microclimate. In addition to environmental elements, the design also combines “photo spots” and children’s play equipment, adding the potential for cross-generational inclusion to the park. 📍Zero Carbon Skypark, 8 Chang Yuet Road, Kowloon Bay minutes per session, 5 children at a time, need to be over 100cm tall Remember to go and play if you pass by🥳 #parent-child destination #Hong Kong destination