Designing for children is a whole different clientele than the general public, just like designing for the elderly or college students. In studying specific designs for children, bright colors, room for playing and exploration, and a variety of textures are usually present. 
Inclusive design for children means shorter heights for drinking fountains, sinks, toilets, door handles, and counters. Everything must be safe for children. This includes guard rails, or in some cases netting to children safe at heights.
Designing for children, even in residential settings, can be both whimsical and functional. In this example, unusual shaped floating shelves, imaginative use of the lego shape, and bright upholstery work together for a fun environment to learn, play, and live in.
All images from:
https://www.archdaily.com/869081/18-cool-examples-of-architecture-for-kids
Inclusive design for children means shorter heights for drinking fountains, sinks, toilets, door handles, and counters. Everything must be safe for children. This includes guard rails, or in some cases netting to children safe at heights.
Designing for children, even in residential settings, can be both whimsical and functional. In this example, unusual shaped floating shelves, imaginative use of the lego shape, and bright upholstery work together for a fun environment to learn, play, and live in.
All images from:
https://www.archdaily.com/869081/18-cool-examples-of-architecture-for-kids
Interesting articles.
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