The new indoor playground for children in Ingolstadt in Germany consists of an entrance building and the playground itself with a ceiling height of 12 meters. The main entrance is spread over 2 floors.

On the ground floor there are situated some shops, the wardrobe, offices and toilets. In the main room there is a nursery for children, some slides, trampolines, a track for toy cars and a climbing area.

Upstairs over the indoor playground, there is an outdoor terrace and also other attractions for the kids,for example a “reading corner” and a small cinema. In front of the building there is a parking area for the visitors.

From the architectural point of view they are used differend materials and colors for the construction of facades of the two buildings.

Round and colored windows on the facade of the hall seem to be smarties on a cake.

Bennis Playland is a large indoor children’s playground designed as a colourful and playful architectural environment that combines fun, orientation, and functionality. The building is structured into two clearly differentiated zones: an entrance building and the main play hall.

The entrance area is defined by a façade made of powder-coated aluminium composite panels (Reynobond), while the main hall is clad with sandwich panels and visually animated by a series of circular windows of varying sizes. These round openings give the façade a distinctive, playful character and act as a key design feature of the project.

Metall Ritten was responsible for the execution of the structural steel framework and façade substructures, including the complex support system for the building envelope and the integration of the circular window elements. The project required high precision due to the irregular geometry, short construction timeline, and the combination of different façade materials.

The result is a functional yet expressive building that clearly separates its architectural zones while creating a coherent and engaging environment for children and visitors.