Play, Move, Discover—Children Shape the Renaissance Courtyard

With great enthusiasm, plenty of imagination, and a love of discovering things together, 27 fourth-grade students from Meinloh Elementary School in Söflingen reimagined the Renaissance Courtyard at the Ulm Museum. Together with the museum team and Studio Erika, they researched, experimented, designed, and built. This process gave rise to wonderful ideas: from large marble runs and plush lounges to imaginative animals and springy play areas. This participatory project shows just how much creativity is packed into the children’s ideas. We look forward to bringing selected ideas to life next year. Thank you for your inspiring ideas!

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