Mother Duck Childcare QLD.

ArchiPro Project Summary - Innovative Mother Duck signature childcare centre in Brisbane designed for up to 130 children, featuring themed 'homes', a vibrant entrance, and a magical playground that fosters exploration and a sense of belonging.

Title:: Mother Duck signature childcare centre, Brisbane
Architect:: Context
Category:: Community/; Architecture Abroad

This innovative, child-first childcare centre will house up to 130 children and is the signature centre for this progressive organisation. Mother Duck wanted something special to position its brand as the market leader. Designed from a child’s eye view, it features a vibrant entrance way and fish-tank reception area.

Seven individually themed ‘homes’ adapt to children’s changing activities and needs throughout the day. They open off Rainbow Street a flexible covered indoor-outdoor play space. The home-like design fosters an atmosphere of belonging. Rest rooms are quiet and calming, and storage and utilities thoughtfully considered for a highly inhabitable space.

The centre is full of interactive child-height features and a magical explorative playground with diverse textures, sound and colours. Creating interesting and daring spaces for children to explore and play in surpassed the client’s expectations.

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Context. We’re a passionate team of urban designers, landscape architects, architects, interior designers, digital experts, and sustainability advocates. Our wide range of disciplines allows us to approach projects from multiple perspectives. Our goal is simple, to help people live better lives – at home, in the workplace and when they’re out and about. With a focus on sustainability, we create future-proofed buildings and communities in context with their environments. We exist to design for life.