Highbury Quadrant Tree House

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This project has now concluded and the new treehouse has been installed.

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Great news - Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funding was allocated to improve the tree house at Highbury Quadrant Estate. This project gave people the opportunity to come together to improve physical and social play for children. We replaced the existing tree house to create a more imaginative play experience for pre-school to junior school aged children, and want to ensure that the improvements meet the needs and priorities of the community.

In the engagement process we explored:

  • a ramp for better accessibility for the younger children to access the lower platform deck
  • convex mirror for younger toddler play
  • balance steps for children aged 4 to 11
  • individual rainbow chimes for toddler play
  • talk tube for toddler play
  • sensory panel for toddler play
  • giant 4-in-a-row for toddler active play
  • scrabble net for older children to gain access to the higher platform
  • higher platform access to the fireman pole
  • pull up ramp to access the higher platform
  • stainless steel slide that can be accessed from the higher platform
  • ladder wall to access the higher platform

Great news - Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funding was allocated to improve the tree house at Highbury Quadrant Estate. This project gave people the opportunity to come together to improve physical and social play for children. We replaced the existing tree house to create a more imaginative play experience for pre-school to junior school aged children, and want to ensure that the improvements meet the needs and priorities of the community.

In the engagement process we explored:

  • a ramp for better accessibility for the younger children to access the lower platform deck
  • convex mirror for younger toddler play
  • balance steps for children aged 4 to 11
  • individual rainbow chimes for toddler play
  • talk tube for toddler play
  • sensory panel for toddler play
  • giant 4-in-a-row for toddler active play
  • scrabble net for older children to gain access to the higher platform
  • higher platform access to the fireman pole
  • pull up ramp to access the higher platform
  • stainless steel slide that can be accessed from the higher platform
  • ladder wall to access the higher platform

This project has now concluded and the new treehouse has been installed.

  • The treehouse has been installed

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    As part of our improvement works, we have renovated the old treehouse to include a small platform designed for younger children to play safely. This platform has also been designed to be independently accessible by wheelchair users.

    Thank you to residents at Highbury Quadrant for their patience while we carried out the treehouse improvements. This project was funded through contributions secured from local developments and allocated by local ward councillors in 2024. The design was shaped using feedback from residents, and we’re grateful for your input.


    The completed treehouse


    View from the treehouse



    As part of our improvement works, we have renovated the old treehouse to include a small platform designed for younger children to play safely. This platform has also been designed to be independently accessible by wheelchair users.

    Thank you to residents at Highbury Quadrant for their patience while we carried out the treehouse improvements. This project was funded through contributions secured from local developments and allocated by local ward councillors in 2024. The design was shaped using feedback from residents, and we’re grateful for your input.


    The completed treehouse


    View from the treehouse



    This project has now concluded and the new treehouse has been installed.