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Conversation with Şamil Kumuk About Making Space for Play in Cities: The Future of Children's Playgounds

In an insightful interview with Kentglobal Park Founder Şamil Kumuk, peyzajMAG explores the paradigm shift from equipment-centric playgrounds to experiential design, beneficial risk management, and inclusive landscape architecture.

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This story was originally published in Turkish. Read in Turkish

"A great play space is measured not by how many swings it features, but by how many distinct experiences it yields for a child." In an insightful conversation with Kentglobal Park Founder Şamil Kumuk, we explore the future of child-friendly cities, inclusive landscapes, and urban play integration. Blending developmental science, nature, and technology, this inspiring feature is published in the Autumn 2026 issue of peyzajMAG!

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