Blog

Venice's Secret: How Unstructured City Spaces Nurture Independent, Creative Kids
Venice’s car-free streets and piazzas foster creativity, independence, and life skills in children through spontaneous play and intergenerational interaction—showing cities can be both safe and stimulating.
17.07.25 09:52 PM - Comment(s)
Beyond the Fence: Why Traditional Playgrounds Fall Short in Fostering Creativity
Traditional playgrounds provide safety but can limit children’s creativity and independence. Studies show overly structured spaces restrict imaginative play. Balancing safety with minor risks helps build resilience and confidence, fostering holistic development.
07.07.25 07:23 PM - Comment(s)
Let the Kids Play: Report Urges Cities to Stop Treating Playground Noise as a Problem
A report from Amsterdam sparks a global call, urging cities like Vancouver and Calgary to stop treating playground noise as a nuisance. With Canadian kids facing noise complaints and reduced play spaces, it’s time to prioritize outdoor play and protect children’s right to grow and thrive.
16.05.25 03:35 PM - Comment(s)
Community Engagement in Recreation Planning – FREE Webinar to Enhance Parks & Programs 
Join our free webinar to explore how community involvement improves parks, programs, and events. Learn strategies for feedback, inclusivity, and stronger connections. Gain insights to enhance engagement in your community. Register now for a chance to win "Lunch on Us"!
16.04.25 09:14 PM - Comment(s)
Fooball field testing
In sports infrastructure, the playing surface is key. For soccer facilities, FIFA compliance testing sets the standard for player safety and game performance. Quantum Recreation recently completed FIFA tests, underscoring their value in maintaining top-tier athletic facilities.
08.04.25 09:14 PM - Comment(s)