THE LABRYINTH ROOM.

PART I: Out of sight, Out of mind

It’s great whenever trash gets properly disposed of out of sight very quickly when an efficient system is being implemented in a civilisation.

So here’s the blind spot to this obvious strength.

What exactly are the items that are consistently dumped all the time?

They are consistently short-lived in every household, often made of plastic and almost always deemed redundant at some point, thus straight in the bin.

PART II: Nature’s gift of curiousity

Have you ever played with a toddler? They would sometimes reject your store-bought toys and prefer your keys or the kitchen towel instead.

• Children are naturally curious and default in explorative mode. They have an innate desire to understand and experiment with the new world they’re thrown into, like they’re on a perpetual mini adventure of their own.

• Dogmatic behaviour and judgement that’s extremely biased where little children modelled upon, are often taught by the adults. Most children don’t cast a judgements and see differences that early in their life. Neither do they care if a toy is the “latest limited-edition hello kitty”.
  
• At their core, they just want to explore and understand the world around them for a start. Discover what they are inclined to and what they like or dislike.

CHILDREN:

• Support their curiosity and innate sense of wonder
• Establish real life social skills (uncurated with other children)
• Encourage creativity and resourcefulness
• Opportunity to discover different spectrums of life themselves

TOYS:

• Reduce production of new replicated toys
• Reduce plastic trash…

PARENTS:

• Saves money
• Saves energy
• Happier children; more peace of mind

BONUS:

• Add plenty of other things in the mix like musical instruments and sports equipment, mathematical equipment etc.
• Replicate concept room/area like just playgrounds everywhere in the city.