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Browse through our most recent case studies that take you through the stories of local playgrounds that HAGS have helped to renovate, rescue and cultivate. Maybe we have been to a playground near you recently...

Hazlehead Park

Aberdeen City Council embarked on a mission to transform Hazlehead Park’s play area into a flagship play destination. The brief was to create a modern, highly inclusive play park that meets local needs, attracts visitors, and enhances Hazlehead Park's overall attraction.

HAGS was chosen for this project due to our outstanding performance in design, consultation, and delivery planning. The consultation process was a comprehensive effort that involved local schools, community groups, and the public. HAGS set up an online poll, distributed flyers with QR codes, and collaborated with Sense Scotland to ensure inclusivity. A digital movie of the design concept further engaged the community, making it an integral part of the design process.

The park, divided into four themed sections, caters to different age groups and abilities, ensuring a highly inclusive environment. Key features include a 12.5m high “Giant Redwood” tower and bespoke jungle-themed play units. The “Inclusive Village,” developed with input from Sense Scotland, offers accessible items, musical elements, and quiet spaces.

Hazlehead playground now stands as one of the most inclusive playparks in Scotland, offering dynamic play experiences for children aged 1 to 12. The park's design reflects community needs, providing a safe and welcoming space for families. Enhanced play value and improved safety standards make it a vibrant community hub, demonstrating HAGS's commitment to delivering high-quality, inclusive play environments before the deadline.

Hazlehead park case study