The “Zephyr” Children’s Entertainment Center is an example of emotionally engaging and functionally driven architecture designed to create a comfortable environment for children and their families. Located in a dense urban context, the project aims to establish a visually open, welcoming, and recognizable structure that integrates harmoniously with its surroundings.

The three-story building features a clear and logical functional layout:The ground floor accommodates the entrance area with reception, cloakroom, administrative offices, and a café with access to an outdoor terrace.

The second floor serves as a continuous play zone, including a labyrinth, funhouse mirrors, and trampoline area.The third floor contains thematic rooms for quests, a laser tag arena, and an augmented reality room.

The space is designed in accordance with modern accessibility standards: elevators, wide passages, and intuitive navigation ensure inclusive use. A key architectural feature is the bright yellow exterior emergency staircase and integrated slide — combining safety functionality with playful interaction.