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Welcome to our world of wonder, play, crea�on and fun. When you choose to work with Jupiter Play you are choosing to work with a family and a passionate team who have been crea�ng and collabora�ng on amazing play spaces for over twenty years.

Michael and Catherine, the owners and directors of Jupiter Play, as well as their children, have always been integral to all opera�ons of this independent business.

Pioneers of sourcing the best suppliers and installers globally, this allows us to bring in a diverse range of niche skillsets all under the Jupiter umbrella. This interna�onal network enables us to provide a culture of growth and innova�on for our team. For our clients, you will know that you are working with a team with a passion for what they do - who strive to push the limits at every opportunity without being restricted to a brand, manufacturer or delivering to shareholder expecta�ons.

Join us on this adventure through play, sport and crea�vity to experience one of the most caring and personalised services in the industry.

Why Work with Jupiter Play?

What is the most important factor in your decision to work with a play and sports equipment supplier and designer?

We believe that the most valuable service we can provide is building great rela�onships, listening to our clients’ needs and provide expert advice, products and crea�vity that are proven to leave a las�ng legacy.

Our Mission to You Designing play spaces that create a sense of wonder, that inspire children, their parents and communi�es to be ac�ve and engaged in their outdoor spaces.

Our products and designs have featured in many award-winning sites. We strengthen our crea�vity with robust quality and ve�ng systems.

The Benefits To You People are at the heart of what we do and this is represented in our family centred business that supports evolu�on, growth and posi�ve impact on our communi�es, instead of market share and dividends. This is represented in our three pillars of Jupiter Play; 1. Independent family run business & supply chain 2. Quality and sustainability 3. Centre of learning - Innova�on Hub These pillars make us unique in our industry in that it is centred around the core beliefs of our family founders who recognise the only way to successfully deliver play projects is by always moving forward, championing quality, minimising our impact on the environment and crea�ng a culture of learning and development that is shared with our clients.

The The Design Design Approach Approach It is our goal It is our thatgoal eachthat andeach everyand one every of our one play of our spaces play spaces excites and excites inspires and not inspires only not children only children but also their but also their families and families the wider and the community. wider community.

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Innovation Hub - a centre for learning and resource The world around us is quickly evolving and changing. For us to stay in tune and relevant we have the innova�on hub at the heart of our opera�on. This impacts greatly on the design, consultancy and delivery of our play spaces but is mostly focused on how we can make a greater contribu�on to local communi�es who our play spaces serve. The Jupiter Play team are the driving force behind the innova�on hub, their passion to learn and develop have enabled the company to lead the way in the industry par�cularly in;

A Design-Led approach is the single most important drive for Jupiter Play.

The design team comprises of a team of experts in; bespoke design, landscape architecture and urban design.

The team work within the interna�onal network to keep up with the latest developments, most notably with ar�sans of bespoke design in Germany and Landscape Architects globally.

These partnerships ensure you, our client will always receive a highly skilled and knowledgeable design package.

Inclusive design is the oldest strand of the innova�on hub. Did you know that the brand Inclusive Play was set up within Jupiter Play in response to the poor amount of a�en�on and understanding on inclusive play in the play industry?

The founder of the PiPA toolkit is also a senior member of the team, with over a decade of experience collabora�ng with SEN schools, short breaks teams and families to keep driving be�er inclusive design.

Jupiter Play’s bespoke design capabili�es also enables us to create inclusive products that enable all children to play together, whatever their ability.

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Ac�ve Landscape Research is our most recent addi�on to the innova�on hub. So concerned are we, with the health crisis in the UK and the low ac�vity levels that are affec�ng the health and well-being of our future genera�ons, we have taken a step to understand how our role as designers for children at play can help to change this.

Having learned the importance of fundamental movement skills we are now working in collabora�on with Coventry University on a piece of research that will be one of the most unique studies undertaken within the play and sport sector.

Quality & Sustainability Quality and sustainability should be viewed as equals - u�lising quality build materials ensures the longevity of equipment and less requirement for replacing parts and product, therefore minimising our impact on the environment. We also weigh this up against play value, products can be made to last forever, but are a waste of resource and precious budgets if they aren't being played on and loved!

Each year we undertake a site life-cycle cos�ng analysis which allows us to report on spares spend, 90% of our mid to large scale projects have an annual revenue spend of less than £200. This is an important part of our environmental impact strategy, where we review how to reduce our opera�onal impact and our carbon footprint.

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Sustainability

We are one of the few Robinia specialists on the market who have been delivering Robinia (and other �mber) play spaces in the UK for over a decade, all of which remain in place unscathed by deteriora�ng wood and fixings.

Minimise Plas�cs in Playgrounds Our products are made from non-toxic materials and we work with a supply chain that con�nuously strives to reduce their impact on the environment, represented through IS014001 and other worldwide ini�a�ves. Our biggest push is for zero plas�cs in our play equipment, which we have now achieved with our main suppliers FHS.

FHS for example who are the creators of our natural �mber range only work with the highest quality of raw materials. Each product is made by experienced carpenters who cra� the incredible, sustainably sourced, quality products that is known to our clients here in the UK today. Each product is fully assembled in factory condi�ons, under quality management systems, and each part is made to measure with smooth joins and stainless steel fixings. One of the many benefits of working with world-class German engineering.

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We are acutely aware of the restraints surfacing has on being able to achieve a completely zero plas�cs playground and we are working on finding alterna�ve solu�ons that offer durability with minimal maintenance for our industry.

Sustainable Shoots Sustainable Shoots is our contribu�on to suppor�ng the worldwide focus to plant more trees and protect our environment for our future genera�ons. With every large scale project we deliver, we offer a tree to be planted as part of the scheme or to be donated to a local community group or school.

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Bespoke Bespoke Some projects Some call projects for a call uniqueness for a uniqueness that just cannot that justbecannot be achievedachieved from an off-the-shelf from an off-the-shelf product. product.

WhetherWhether this is this is crea�ng the crea�ng ‘Willy-Wonka’ the ‘Willy-Wonka’ World of World Ice-cream of Ice-cream for the for the Cheshire Cheshire Ice CreamIce Farm, Cream an Farm, 18m high an 18m Giraffe highorGiraffe maybeor maybe something something more subtle more such subtle as sculpted such as sculpted posts or carvings, posts or carvings, the crea�ve the prowess crea�ve of prowess JupiterofPlay Jupiter and Play our partners and our partners at at FHS and Galopin FHS andwill Galopin enable willyou enable to deliver you toanything deliver anything your your imagina�on imagina�on can dream can of!dream of!

We can work We can at any work stage at any of the stage RIBA of the process, RIBA whether process, whether that is tothat come is up to come with the up with concept the or concept work with or work our with our clients toclients delivertotheir deliver concept their and concept deliver andthe deliver product the product through to through complete to complete installa�on. installa�on.

Our clients Our are clients are guaranteed guaranteed the samethe level same of quality level ofand quality high and standards high standards of of workmanship workmanship as the catalogue as the catalogue productsproducts and our bespoke and our bespoke productsproducts are all covered are all under covered ourunder usualour warran�es. usual warran�es.

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Bespoke Design Process

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E X P LOR ATORY PHAS E Mee�ng to explore ideas and concepts. Whether it is for a Landscape Architect with a defini�ve plan or a client who wants Jupiter Play to create a concept, this stage enables us to explore themes, materials and pale�es while also defining budgets and �mescales.

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INITI A L PROPOSA L DOC UME NT In response to the ini�al discussion, we will develop a stage 1 proposal document outlining the context of the area, inspira�on, material/colour palle�e, ini�al sketches, product sugges�ons and ini�al layout. This will facilitate the next stage consulta�on to develop a detailed concept.

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DE VELOP CONCE PT Once the stage 1 proposal document is agreed, with a budget, we will create a more concrete design and CAD ready for cos�ng by Jupiter Play. The design must be signed off by all stakeholders before moving to stage 4.

TE C HNI CA L DE S I G N Signed off drawings and concepts are developed to a technical stage by our partner brands who will ensure feasibility, check compliance, produce cos�ngs and technical drawings. We will also offer specifica�ons for project packs and planning.

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CONST RU CT I ON DR AWI NG S Once technical drawings and budgets have been agreed and signed off, the product is ready for produc�on.

Detailed installa�on drawings are issued on comple�on of manufacture, however, indica�ve installa�on drawings can be produced pre-build.

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IN STA LLAT I ON Jupiter Play can be nominated as a full design to build contractor. We also can work on a supply only basis and work in an advisory capacity for contractors on site.

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The games available on the Toro are both physically and mentally challenging where complete awareness of the pitch and the goals are required to beat the game. Unlike a tradi�onal MUGA the range of games and the appeal is far more diverse.

The Sutu interac�ve wall is THE new way to play ball games with a wide appeal for all ages and sexes.

Comprising 16 interac�ve panels made of a strong polycarbonate (used by police riot shields) each panel lights up in line with the game being played.

Young people o�en feel the most neglected and ignored in open space design, but the Fono taps into one of the strongest elements of youth culture; music and dance!

The Memo was designed in recogni�on that children learn best when they are physically ac�ve. Hence the name – Memory Movement; MeMo

The Toro is great for tac�cal and physical training as well as playing for fun. The size of the Toro allows for larger groups or teams to play as well as individuals.

The Sutu challenges both beginners and professional footballers alike, focusing on aim, speed or agility.

The Sutu has already proven to be popular with football clubs, the FA and Local authori�es in the UK.

The Sona is a pla�orm for music and sound-based play that is inclusive for all ages and abili�es.

With one push of a bu�on, a world of dance, imagina�on, coordina�on, mathema�cs and spelling become available. All of the games operate through a mo�on-sensi�ve camera within the roof of the arch which tracks each player. A great way to get communi�es more ac�ve from a very early age!

The Fono is essen�ally a mixing desk in the form of a shelter/dance and sea�ng area. Young people can use their own music on their smart phones to simply play back, or for any discerning DJ can take to the decks to mix, scratch, record, loop and more to create their own space for hanging out and socialising.

The seven interac�ve posts are home to a series of games designed around STEMS, providing an outdoor classroom for maths, language, memory, PE and more. Children can work in teams or individually and learning becomes a fun playful experience in the great outdoors!

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Preserving ourworld natural world is the single most important Preserving our natural is the single most important need to be concerned withfuture for our future thing we thing need we to be concerned with for our genera�ons and ourThe planet.

The opportunity genera�ons and our planet. opportunity to green to an green an and createinterven�ons playful interven�ons that create deep area and area create playful that create deep meaningful connec�ons with and children place meaningful connec�ons with children placeand is our wayis our way of highligh�ng theand wonder and importance of the natural of highligh�ng the wonder importance of the natural world. world.

We are to the industries finestofquality of Robinia, We are home to home the industries finest quality Robinia, cra�ing our products with long-rested �mbers and skilled cra�ing our products with long-rested �mbers and skilled carpentry. is athat �mber thatatwill last15 at least 15 carpentry.

The resultThe is aresult �mber will last least We are to have withasas£60 li�le as £60 years. Weyears. are proud to proud have sites withsites as li�le on replacements over a decade! spent on spent replacements in over a in decade!

“The themeing and bespoke of the playground is “The themeing and bespoke nature ofnature the playground is important. make a big difference to area our play important.

It’ll makeIt’ll a big difference to our play - area walk inthe andplayground, see the playground, it really stands now you now walkyou in and see it really stands out and drawsin.people in. Once the meadows out and draws people Once the meadows grow it’llgrow look it’ll look great into context to its surroundings.” great in context its surroundings.”

- Kelly Eaton, Public Realm and Projects and Policy Manager, - Kelly Eaton, Public Realm Projects Policy Manager, London Borough of Brent Council London Borough of Brent Council

Nature Inspired Designs The natural world s�mulates a constant sense of awe, wonder and beauty that we aim to capture in our natural play space design. From the �niest spiral of a snail shell to huge, sweeping mountainscapes – we take inspira�on from it all.

Whether you are looking to create a pocket park or a large des�na�on space for play we have a wealth of experience available to you. Our design team is headed up by a Landscape Architect which enables us to balance considered landscape design, a strong aesthe�c and varied play value, all with the aim of allowing children to play freely and crea�vely in the natural world.

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This This is anisexciting an exciting new new playground playground and and we hope we hope everyone everyone will enjoy will enjoy coming coming downdown and and having having fun. fun.

Lynn Stevens Lynn Stevens Wychavon, Wychavon, Parks Officer Parks Officer

Abbey Abbey Park,Park, Wychavon Wychavon DC, DC, Evesham Evesham An example An example of great landscape of great landscape design; adesign; play space a play and space and environment environment working working togethertogether to createtoa create wonderfully a wonderfully unique experience unique experience with a real with sense a real of sense place.of Abbey place.Park Abbey Park is close to is aclose Scheduled to a Scheduled Ancient Monument Ancient Monument site and the site and the landscape landscape around itaround is therefore it is therefore protected protected and requires and requires sensi�vity sensi�vity in design.in design.

The client The saw client the opportunity saw the opportunity to createtoa create playfula playful landscape landscape with an embankment with an embankment slide on aslide south-facing on a south-facing slope; a challenge slope; a challenge to meet the to meet EN1176 the standards EN1176 standards as as south-facing south-facing slides doslides not comply do notwith comply good with design good design prac�ce.prac�ce.

HoweverHowever so o�en so within o�enrestric�ve within restric�ve designs, designs, a more a more crea�ve solu�on crea�ve solu�on is found is and found thatand is how thatthe is how buried theslide buried slide came to came be! We tomaximised be! We maximised play value play by value crea�ng by crea�ng a a playful route playful above, routeoffering above, aoffering range of a range routesofand routes and challenges challenges for all children for all children to take on toat take their onown at their stage own of stage of development. development.

This project Thiswas project delivered was delivered in 2010 and in 2010 is s�ll and enjoyed is s�ll enjoyed to to today, over today, a decade over aon decade with minimal on with minimal upkeep and upkeep care.and care.

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Urban Urban

Around 55% of thepopula�on world’s popula�on thought to be Around 55% of the world’s is thoughtisto be living in an urban areaand or this city,number and thisisnumber is projected living in an urban area or city, projected to to increase to 68% over thedecades. coming decades. to increase 68% over the coming Almost Almost two-thirds of the urban that will exist by the year two-thirds of the urban area thatarea will exist by the year 2030 is yet to so beitbuilt, so that it is vital thatthe we take the 2030 is yet to be built, is vital we take opportunity create and maintain healthy and opportunity to create to and maintain healthy and sustainable urban environments. sustainable urban environments. urban landscape unique and challenging; highThe urbanThe landscape is uniqueisand challenging; highdensityand housing living space all cultures, ages density housing livingand space where allwhere cultures, ages and backgrounds collide.nature Where nature provides and backgrounds collide. Where provides a se�ng a se�ng formaterials natural materials urban realm more requires more for natural the urbanthe realm requires imagina�on to use hardy materials without imagina�on to use hardy materials without losing thelosing the highlevel design aesthe�c. high- level design aesthe�c.

Playspaces do not havethe to have the feel iden�kit feel to them Playspaces do not have to have iden�kit to them or subscribe to(Kit theFence KFC (Kit Fenceapproach Carpet) approach to or subscribe to the KFC Carpet) to play, regardless is a around concerndurability around durability and play, regardless if there isifathere concern and maintenance.

Playinspire shouldregardless inspire regardless maintenance.

Play should of the of the challenges loca�on may create. challenges a loca�ona may create.

Our partnerships with the high-quality steel Our partnerships with the high-quality stainless stainless steel to the wide rangeplay of steel play available providersproviders Linie M toLinie the M wide range of steel available fromand Galopin and FHSusenable us to con�nue from Galopin FHS enable to con�nue to create to create unique spaces that s�ll provides sensein ofthe place in the unique spaces that s�ll provides a sense ofa place urban realm. urban realm.

Urban Inspired Designs We believe in designing urban spaces with children as the focus. Crea�ng high quality, playable spaces within our urban communi�es is essen�al to the welfare of the next genera�on.

The urban landscape offers a wealth of inspira�on in terms of form, colour and texture that we aim to bring through to the design detail. Our aim is to design exci�ng but durable play spaces that will encourage children living in urban environments to spend more �me outside.

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The result The result is an is an elegant, elegant, minimalistic minimalistic and very and very entertaining entertaining design: design: a safea but safestill but still highlyhighly challenging challenging playground playground for the for the littlelittle ones.ones.

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Thinking Thinking Outside Outside The The Box Box Passionate Passionate about challenging about challenging the stereotypical the stereotypical ideals of ideals of urban play, urban we present play, weto present you this to unique you thisproject uniquefor project a for a dense housing densearea housing in northern area in northern Spain. Urban Spain. design Urban design doesn't have doesn't to subscribe have to subscribe to a formulaic to a formulaic approachapproach of of mul�play,mul�play, swings and swings roundabouts and roundabouts and although and although this this serves many serves communi�es many communi�es well, thiswell, showcases this showcases a different a different approachapproach to play into a small play inurban a small space. urban space.

The central Theboxed central eleva�on boxed eleva�on is, in fact,is,a in labyrinth fact, a labyrinth of of routes which routes take which children take to children two stainless to two stainless steel tubular steel tubular slides both slides 3.25m both in 3.25m height.inThese height. routes These have routes many have many different different ac�vi�es ac�vi�es and play and elements play elements to challenge to challenge the the children on children their routes on their toroutes the two toslides. the two A clever slides. use A clever of use of different different materialsmaterials and surfaces and within surfaces the within box also the box also creates another creates element another of element excitement. of excitement.

The sheerThe sizesheer and presence size and presence of the bespoke of the urban bespoke design urban design inspires children inspires of children all agesoftoallplay agestogether. to play together.

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Active Active

“If physical a drug, wouldwe talk abouttalk it as “Ifac�vity physicalwere ac�vity werewe a drug, would about it as a miracleacure” miracle cure” - Professor Dame Sally Davies, Medical - Professor Dame SallyChief Davies, Chief Adviser Medicalto Adviser to the UK government (2017) (2017) the UK government Physical inac�vity is the fourth-largest cause of disease Physical inac�vity is the fourth-largest cause of disease and disability in the UK.inInthe 2019 Government and disability UK.the In 2019 the Government publishedpublished a Preven�on Green Paper se�ng how it a Preven�on Green Paperout se�ng out how it plans to embed principle ‘preven�on is be�er than plans tothe embed the principle ‘preven�on is be�er than cure’ across wider society. affluent people cure’ across widerCurrently, society. Currently, affluentare people are enjoying enjoying 19 more years in good than those who are who are 19 more yearshealth in good health than those poor. Thispoor. is notThis okay andokay is notand inevitable.

Open spaces is not is not inevitable.

Open spaces that are free and theand heart of the community can thatto areuse free toinuse in the heart of the community can help tackle thistackle inequality. help this inequality.

In addi�on, there is athere huge isamount evidence that In addi�on, a hugeof amount of evidence that suggests suggests that children are more physically literate and that who children who are more physically literate and have mastered their fundamental movement skills (FMS) have mastered their fundamental movement skills (FMS) at an early are more likely to con�nue to lead more at age, an early age, are more likely to con�nue to lead more ac�ve lifestyles.

Our research with Coventry UniversityUniversity ac�ve lifestyles.

Our research with Coventry allows usallows to understand FMS and FMS makeand us more us to understand make us more conten�ous as designers to offer ato range conten�ous as designers offerofa physical range of physical challenges that helpsthat to improve child’s physical challenges helps to aimprove a child’sliteracy. physical literacy.

Physical ac�vity in comes many forms andforms although there there Physicalcomes ac�vity in many and although is a worrying trend towards for gyms children, akin to the is a worrying trend gyms towards for children, akin to the workout sta�ons areadults used are to, we believe arethere are workoutadults sta�ons used to, wethere believe be�er, more playful, inspiring ways to be be�er, morecrea�ve playful,and crea�ve and inspiring ways to be ac�ve. ac�ve.

Active Inspired Designs Jupiter Play has been designing spaces for over twenty years which has enabled us to observe how children move within them. Most children will approach a play space with high energy and o�en the feel of a space can be quite hec�c.

The real challenge is to inspire the more reluctant children or those unable to engage in physical ac�vity with as much rigour. Our design approach is to work with the Fundamental Movement Skill framework and create spaces that offer a breadth of ac�ve experiences that are inclusive to everyone.

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Engaging Engaging youngyoung peoplepeople in in this project this project has given has given them them the opportunity the opportunity to learn to learn new skills, new skills, network network and and have ownership have ownership of a of a community community activity: activity: inspiring inspiring them to them be the to be the next generation next generation of of community community leaders. leaders.

Jayne Nendick Jayne Nendick CEO SHoRes CEO Centre SHoRes Centre

Withernsea Withernsea - POD - POD Squad Squad An interac�ve An interac�ve Sutu Sports Sutu Wall Sports and Wall a Sona andPlay a Sona ArchPlay at Arch at the Millennium the Millennium Green Play Green ParkPlay in Withernsea Park in Withernsea for for Withernsea Withernsea District Council.

District Not Council. only Not has this onlyequipment has this equipment allowed local allowed children local to children train their to train brains their and brains haveand fun have it fun it has also helped has also18helped teenagers 18 teenagers go to university, go to university, gain gain appren�ceships appren�ceships or go intoorfull�me go intoemployment! full�me employment!

Withernsea Withernsea has an ageing has anpopula�on ageing popula�on demographic demographic and and with this with camethis thecame closure theofclosure the local of the community local community college college – with the – with nearest thecollege nearest1.5 college hours1.5 away hours in Hull. awayThis in Hull. This meant that meant localthat teenagers local teenagers could struggle could to struggle get to to get to universityuniversity or gain employment or gain employment a�er school. a�er school.

The teamThe at SHoRes team at(Southern SHoRes (Southern Holderness Holderness ResourceResource Centre) and Centre) theirand CEOtheir Jayne CEO Nendick Jayne raised Nendick funds raised to help funds to help build thisbuild playground this playground and reengage and reengage with the with younger the younger community community by providing by providing 18 jobs on 18site. jobsThese on site. teenagers These teenagers joined the joined Park of theDreams Park of(POD) Dreams employment (POD) employment squad and squad and gained valuable gained valuable work experience, work experience, a�er going a�er through going through safeguarding safeguarding training and training working and with working Streetwise with Streetwise to to become playground become playground ac�vators. ac�vators.

Once all the Once training all thewas training was complete,complete, all 18 of the all 18 POD of the Squad POD entered Squad full�me entered full�me employment, employment, got an appren�ceship got an appren�ceship or went to oruniversity. went to university.

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Journey from A to Play 3. Site Visit

We hope you are now inspired to join us on what we call the journey from ‘A to Play’. Whether you are looking for specialist advice on any areas within our World of Innova�on or looking for a full turnkey service, we have it covered.

Site Survey RIBA Stage 0-2

1. Project Exploration 2. Finding The Vision/Dream

4. Site Survey

8. Equipment Delivered

Design & Build RIBA Stage 2-5

7. Contract Signed

9. Installation

Insta llation & Opening RIBA Stag e 5-6

10. Inspection

11. Site Opening!

12. Sign Off Meeting

Just get in touch at: info@jupiterplay.co.uk 0115 969 9859

13. Aftercare, Maintenance & Play Statistics

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There were several reasons why Jupiter Play were chosen. These included their innovative designs of equipment and the ability to design bespoke play experiences.

The outcomes were two outstanding play facilities and Harwoods Adventurous Play Area has now been awarded a Green Flag Award. Throughout the whole process, Jupiter were excellent working with the client to produce a scheme that had a wow factor and would be destination play facilities. Maintenance has been excellent with very few repairs required over the last 18 months.

I would say that the play area is our USP, I may be being biased but I believe we have the best free to enter playground in Nottingham. We have had a 20% uplift in visitor numbers since the playground has been installed. I can safely say this playground was totally worthwhile in terms of ROI. The playground has been so successful that the need for more phases to the space is obvious.

We have had no outgoing costs for maintenance issues. There is nothing I would change about the process and partnership we have had from Jupiter Play and I would definitely recommend them!

- Paul Rabbits, Head of Parks and Public Spaces & Projects, Watford Borough Council

- Andrew Cox, General Manager, Rufford Abbey

I’ve been working with Jupiter Play on several projects in Essex over several years. I believe they are one of the few playground suppliers that truly understand inclusion and consider the needs of children of all abilities.

We found the input on the creative side to be of the highest quality. Original and imaginative. This company also demonstrate a genuine interest in their field of work and expertise in ensuring inclusivity both in design and end delivery.

Their approach is non-tokenistic, and it is good to see how they embed the principles of PiPA in their designs. Family and young people’s voices are embedded within their designs and as such children and young people fully embrace the space as their own.

The product and materials were of a very high standard. Carefully selected and demonstrating an excellent understanding of local culture and heritage as well as being aware of local constraints. Jupiter are a company where the team at all levels – designers, directors, finance officers etc. all buy into what is being contracted and why.

- Joanne Mason, Senior Commissioning Officer, Short Breaks for Disabled Children and Young People

Ian Taylor, Tendring District Council

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