An early champion of abstract painting, Wassily Kandinsky is known for his lyrical style and innovative theories on nonfigurative art.

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The circle as propositioned by Kandinsky is the fusion of the two greatest opposites, that of the concentric and of the eccentric in a single form and in equilibrium. By limiting Several Circles to only one form, the circle, Kandinsky could focus instead on colour, mass and the relative positions of the circles.

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This site is identified by various circles with bright and strong colours to create vivid and lovely playground. The coloured softfalls are put in combination with raised mulch which create a haptic feeling and sense of nature for the play zone. In order to create a safe environment for the children, all sharp and pointy details are covered by smooth and soft elements that kids can enjoy the world under their feet, providing a sense of adventure.

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On the playground, there are auxiliary play spaces, sandpit with sloped softfall edge, recycled rainwater tank planter, outdoor activity timber decking, veggie garden and other attractive space. The whole playground combined climbing, crossing, drilling and other projects, so that children through a variety of means to better contact and recognize the world.