Erê Lab is an urban design company that creates and develops objects designed to encourage children to interact and participate through games and play. Their interactive objects combine contemporary urbanization with Brazilian spirit and tradition. These playscapes offer a place for interactions and socialization in daily life for children and families. They aim to save a vanishing tradition of playgrounds in the houses, gardens, squares, and public spaces of the cities. Through their projects, they work to recover and strengthen the sense of citizenship, so people, parents, children, and the surrounding community can interact with the public spaces. In 2015, Erê Lab won the Artemísia Lab First Childhood Award, and in 2016, the Mais Movimento Award from the United Nations Development Programme, Many design prizes and recently the Seal of human rights and diversity of the City of São Paulo. He also participated in international conferences such as Child and the city and the International Alliance of Schoolyards.
Purpose
We develop interactive child-friendly installations that encourage social interactions and the development of children through play.
Alignment with Guiding Principles
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