The playground sits next to the Cheshm Cheran building, a rural complex ZAV Architects completed in 2017 for visitor accommodation and collective farm activities. Working within the existing steel framework, the team inserted a sequence of circular platforms at varying heights, some suspended, others supported, spiralling around tree trunks and gradually rising towards the main building. Interlaced with swings, slides, trampolines and rotating elements, this fluid, organic configuration forms an elevated landscape threaded through the olive grove that children experience as a route of discovery.

Sporting a vibrant yellow hue, the platforms’ curvilinear, amoebic forms are joyfully at odds with the industrial character of the orthogonal structure. Red-painted metal rails and supports further heighten this tension, amplifying the scheme’s toy-like exuberance while animating the old steel grid. This bold design language belies the project's resourceful construction. Constructed from locally available metal profiles shaped through rolling techniques, the lightweight modular platforms are combined with perforated plastic flooring developed with local craftsmen and regional manufacturers.