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Sustainable planning

Playgrounds for tomorrow

In times of Greta Thunberg and the "Fridays for Future", it seems important to us to point out that the topic of sustainability and our favorite material, wood, are not a zeitgeist phenomenon at Richter, but part of a fundamental philosophy of responsibility. "Sustainable for tomorrow" is the theme of the second issue of our magazine. We hope you enjoy reading it!

Life Cycle Assessment of a Playground
Richter Sustainability Road Map
A global awareness to environmental issues is growing day by day and everyone has to play his part: players who act on the market, consumers and public administrations. Richter Spielgeräte GmbH always made sustainability its mission, first of all through the choice to use, for its playground and play equipment, the natural material per excellence: wood.
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Richter Sustainability Road Map
A contribution focussing on wood - by Julian Richter
Sustainable for over 50 years
Sustainability means, among other things, focusing on the material and its origin – for Richter Spielgeräte this is focusing on wood.
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The playground as a garden for everyone
Nature experience
The term sustainability actually comes from forestry. Only so much wood was to be felled in the forest that the forest could grow back under its own power. Sustainable development in children is understood to include the ecological, economic, cultural and social dimensions. For the planner, this means designing an outdoor space that allows nature to be experienced in these four dimensions.
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Nature experience
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