Primrose Park
Temple City, CA USA
CA - Primrose Park
Video features a Landscape Structures custom playground at Primrose Park in Temple City California.
[video: top bird’s eye view of custom designed playground with three large shade system designed like large daisies. The camera angle quickly zooms down to a slightly elevated view showing the play structures under the large flower shad structure. Children play all around the play area. Scene fades out and back into a large playground sign made of brick. The sign reads “Welcome to Primrose Park”. Scene fades out and back into a full elevated view of the park play area. Bright red safety surfacing is designed like a large flower. Scene switches to a girl as she speaks to the camera about the playground.]
Girl: I am eight years old, and I like the flowers.
[video: focuses view of an arched climber made of plastic wood planks. The side of the structure is designed with a mural of different shades of pink flowers. A child sits in the wire crawl tunnel through the center of the climber. The camera focuses in closer on the flower designs on the side of the climber. Scene switches to a boy as he talks to the camera about his favorite thing on the playground.]
Boy: And I like the slide.
[video: a second boy speaks to the camera about his favorite thing on the playground.]
Boy 2: The big slide.
[video: the camera focuses on the large brown tubular slide on the tower structure of the play area. Scene switches to a boy as he spins on a stand-up spinner. Scene switches to the boy as he speaks to the camera about the playground.]
Boy 3: Hi I am seven years old and what I like the best is the spiny thingy magiggy.
[video: the camera is mounted to the stand-up spinner facing down to a boy as he holds on and spins round and round. The camera angle switches to a lower view still mounted to the spinner but facing up to the boy as he continues to play on the spinner. He shouts something indistinguishable. Scene switches to an elevated rotating view around the main playground tower structure fill with playing children. The large daisy shaped shade system shades the entire play area. Scene switches to a view of a stand-alone crawl tunnel with a smaller daisy shaped shade post behind it. The camera focuses up on one of the smaller daisy shaped shade posts. Camera switches to a full focuses view of the stand-alone crawl tunnel. One end of the tunnel is designed like a large flower with red pedals. Scene switches to a focused view on a play table designed like a butterfly with varying height seats shaped like flowers. The camera switches to a focused view of three different height steppers shaped like flowers. Scene switches to an elevated rotating view of the play area. The camera rotates around a flowered treetop to a full view of children play all over the flower themed playground. Camera switches to a full elevated view of play area and its large daisy shaped shade systems. Scene switches to a boy as he rides down a brown slide. A girl spins by herself on a stand-up spinner as other children can be seen playing on different equipment in the background. Scene switches to a full side ground view of the play area. A large tower and a smaller house shaped structure provides many activities for play. Scene switches to a focused look at the small house shaped play structure. A boy stands on the steps leading up into the small structure with white picket fence railings. The camera focuses on a sign on the side of the small play structure reading “Farmer’s Market Café”. The sign is designed with different depictions of fruits and vegetables around the text. The camera focuses on a play panel designed like a farmers market fruit and vegetable stand. Scene fades out and back into a view across the playground as children play on the nature and flower themed climbers. Scene fades out and back into more children as they continue to play area the playground in the shade of the large flower shaped shade system. Scene fades out and back into a view of a rock garden with different flowered bushes. A grassy congregation area sits between the garden and the play area in the background. Screen fades to white. A black line appears in the center of the screen. The RecWest Outdoor Products logo slides out to the right of the black line as the Landscape Structures logo slides out to the left. Text fades in below both logos reading “For a better tomorrow we play today”. Screen fades to black and video ends.]
Playground Details
Age Ranges
- 2 to 5 years
- 5 to 12 years
- 13+ years
Product Lines/ Categories
Min Area Required
- 105' x 85' (32,00 m x 25,91 m)
Max Fall Height
- 120" (3,05 m)
Design/CAD Files for this Playground
Design files are not available for this custom design. Contact your local playground consultant for additional details.Design Standards
Price Range (USD)
$200K-$500K+
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The playground at Primrose Park is a bouquet of delights for children of all ages. From the towering custom flower-shaped SkyWays® shade structures to the red-petal motif safety surfacing, the playground offers opportunities for children’s imaginations to bloom. Preschoolers will gravitate to the Market Cafe playstructure, where they can take and deliver imaginary food orders, touch healthy food options, play inside and slide back out. Nearby, kids ages 5 to 12 will select from various ways to climb the PlayOdyssey® Tower and then decide what height of slide they want to descend. Custom flower-themed spinners and steppers offer fun opportunities to practice balance, while crawl tunnels and swings allow children of all ages new ways to move their bodies and explore. Caregivers and teenagers can watch from nearby petal-shaped seating or get a workout in on the HealthBeat® outdoor fitness equipment
Flower-themed city playground refreshes “park poor” urban environment
Primrose Park in Southern California’s Temple City turned a block of city asphalt into a colorful flower-themed oasis, thanks to a collaborative effort by residents, city officials and landscape architecture firm, David Volz Design.
Previously offering a meagre quarter acre of green space per thousand residents compared to the national average of three acres per thousand, Temple City officially qualified as “park poor,” having installed no parks in the 60 years since the city’s incorporation and boasting very little open space to a large percentage of its population.
A collaborative vision
In order to plan this one-of-a-kind park, the landscape design team brought together local business owners, neighborhood residents, and city council members to help create a vision, asking them to “be landscape architects for a day” by drawing the park of their dreams on an empty map. The resulting green space boasts a garden-themed playground for 2- to 12-year-olds, a refreshing fountain, extensive shaded seating, HealthBeat® Outdoor Fitness Equipment for adults and teens, electric vehicle charging stations and a lush lawn. In other words, something for all members of the community to enjoy.
Bursting with blooms
The park’s extraordinary flower theme gains its inspiration from the pink, fuchsia and white camellia flowers that adorn Temple City’s logo and city seal, and nods to the adjacent street name, Primrose Ave. The motif suffuses the park in multiple creative ways—in the towering custom flower-shaped SkyWays® shade structures, the sprawling, red-petaled blossoms that make up the durable playground surfacing, and the flower-shaped fountain, to name just a few.
A play space for all to enjoy
The playground design at Primrose Park is a bouquet of options for children of all ages. Preschoolers can let their imaginations bloom at the Market Cafe playstructure, which offers multiple ways to play, including crawling, sliding, sensory and imaginative fun. Children ages 5 to 12 will work on their balance and motor skills through the various paths to climb the PlayOdyssey® Tower and decide what height of slide they want to descend. Playground spinners, crawl tunnels, swings and steppers offer fun opportunities for kids to practice balance and challenge their bodies in unique ways. Three shade structures offer relief from the hot California sun, and unitary safety surfacing offers the comfort, durability and safety children of all abilities need for uninhibited play. Best of all, caregivers and teens can watch from nearby petal-shaped seats or get a workout in on the HealthBeat® Outdoor Fitness Equipment.
From “park poor” to rich with opportunities for connection, the residents of Temple City turned a lack of green space into an opportunity to grow collaboration and health for years to come.
Installed: February 2022
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