The marketplace
Not every playground begins with an empty field and a blank check. Some places have land. Some have money. Some have a brilliant idea. Some have the people who know how to build it. Build More Playgrounds exists to connect the missing piece.
These are fictional examples created to demonstrate how Build More Playgrounds could work. No city, donor, parcel, or design firm shown here has made an actual commitment.
Real project
Real people are trying to build this.
Every project here shows verified readiness: land, partner, community, builder, concept, budget, maintenance, funding.
Playground dream
Someone thinks this should exist.
Dreams live in their own gallery and only show up here once they've been formally promoted. See the dreams →
Baltimore, Maryland
A giant Chesapeake heron rises from a wetland-inspired play landscape, with climbing nets woven through its legs, slides tucked into its wings, boardwalks, reeds, water play, and a high lookout over the park.
Needs: Someone to say yes.
I could fund this
Dayton, Ohio
A neighborhood park already has the land, shade trees, maintenance commitment, and community backing. Now it needs someone imaginative enough to turn the place into a landmark.
Needs: A builder with a big imagination.
I build playgrounds
City, TBD
A donor is ready to fund an extraordinary space-themed playground. It just needs a city willing to give it somewhere to land.
Needs: A place to land.
I have land
Chattanooga, Tennessee
The land exists. The city is in. A design team has sketched the monster. Half the money is already committed.
Needs: One more believer.
Close the gap
Sacramento, California
A park, a builder, a concept, a budget, and committed funding. One thing is missing: formal neighborhood approval.
Needs: Local yes.
Follow the project
Providence, Rhode Island
The land is secured. The city is committed. The neighborhood helped design it. The builder is ready. The budget is real. All it needs is funding.
Needs: Just money.
Build this playgroundSometimes it is land. Sometimes it is imagination. Sometimes it is money. Build More Playgrounds exists to find the missing piece.