At the Kematen daycare center, the existing gallery with its open space was transformed into a two-story play area that creates additional play spaces and allows children to explore the space across both levels.

Spaces that appear open and vast to adults often seem oversized to young children and are difficult for them to grasp. The “room-within-a-room” structure introduced by Kameleon absorbs this vastness and structures it in such a way that the proportions become manageable for children again—allowing them to orient themselves within it using all their senses and their entire bodies and to develop an understanding of three-dimensionality.