Watermelon Cultural Education Park Introduction
It is quite rare to find a place designed with the perspective of family outings in mind. Growing up with the "watermelon skin" shaped four sisters, one of their greatest joys is being able to go on trips together with the entire family. However, despite traveling to various corners of Taiwan, they struggled to find a suitable recreational spot for parents and children. So, the sisters began to conceive and create their dream "Watermelon Orchard." Pointing to the path they had paved themselves, the second sister proudly said that although the pathway designed for "baby strollers" is not wide, it saves parents a lot of effort and is also convenient for friends with disabilities. The children's favorite indoor coloring area creatively uses discarded desks and chairs, which are cut, smoothed, and assembled together with aluminum strips used in gardening, bringing to life a series of vivid ants and spiders right before their eyes. Children can fully express their creativity and imagination by painting with acrylic paints, showcasing their unique styles. In the orchard, the insects have donned colorful new outfits through coloring, shedding the frightening image of bugs. The second sister hopes that this DIY project can serve as home decor, holding significance in waste utilization while also incorporating the concept of ecological conservation. In the future, butterflies and beetles fluttering in the park will join in the colorful painting fun.
