Alone for A While: How Climbing Structures Foster a Child’s Sense of Independence
A climbing structure may be one of the few places in modern society where children can cultivate autonomy in a way that feels safe and acceptable.
5 Easy Steps to Estimating Exhibit Costs for Children’s Museums
Having a well-informed starting place for preliminary cost estimating can make a huge difference in determining viability in the early planning stages of an exhibit.
Two Approaches to Designing and Building a Museum Exhibit
There are two main paths to designing and building a museum exhibit; each have pros and cons. Here we explain the two approaches to help you understand which might be best for your museum project.
What is a Climbing Structure?
Some might picture a fancy playground, a climbing wall or a high-ropes course. But climbing structures are in a different category altogether.
Why Do People Love to Climb?
From a toddler’s first attempt to ascend a staircase, to a weekend adventurer’s mastery of a high-ropes course, people are drawn to the act of climbing. But why?