Designed within Good Design Izmir_4, the scope of Düş-e-zemin (translated as Dream-Ground) is to enhance the relationship that locates the child in the center and further strengthens its presence in the urban sphere while opening up a new space and transforming it into a field of experience. Düş-e-zemin enables a flexible architectural approach by focusing on user-oriented design, in contrast to predetermined playgrounds that are handled in a functionalist manner. With this intention in mind, the project is designed in a minimalist way to trigger the imagination of children by focusing on their sensory skills and physical capabilities. The aim is to offer the opportunity to interpret and transform the space.

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The project has shown how kids can quickly appropriate if non-functional intermediate spaces are offered to them. The project has the potential to redirect the children's activities, which have often been confined to closed areas, to public open spaces.