A good project doesn’t end with drawings. It needs to be precisely manufactured, brought to the site, assembled in the correct sequence, and checked at real scale.

"Cheharda" produces play elements, small architectural forms, and spatial objects for children’s, educational, and public spaces. We work both with projects developed within our bureau and with solutions by other authors — when they need to be carefully and professionally brought to a finished object.

It is impossible to simply "order a play space from a picture." The same sketch can be manufactured in different ways — and this determines whether the form, tactility, durability, scale, and character of the object are preserved in the result.

We incorporate production logic right at the development stage: we think about materials, connections, assembly sequence, loads, climate, delivery, and future operation. Therefore, no random compromises arise on-site that change the project at the last moment.

For us, production is not a separate technical service after design. It is a way to bring an idea to a material result without losing what matters most.

We produce elements for play, educational, residential, public, and natural spaces:

• Play complexes, climbing structures, slides, houses, and routes.
• Individual small architectural forms.
• Objects for free, narrative, and sensory play.
• Spatial structures for courtyards, parks, schools, kindergartens, and public territories.
• Landscaping elements: canopies, benches, fences, podiums, stages, amphitheaters, and other objects — as part of a project.
• Non-standard forms created based on the architectural or artistic concept of the client, author, or partner bureau.
• Separate elements for updating and developing an existing space.

We view every object not as standalone "equipment," but as part of a general environment: routes, landscape, architecture, and scenarios of movement and play.

We look at the concept, working documentation, specifications, the site, existing foundations, access routes, and installation conditions. If the project was done by another author, we separately determine which solutions need to be preserved without changes and which require joint refinement.

We verify the form, structure, materials, loads, connection methods, and assembly sequence. We find solutions that help preserve the original concept at real scale and in material.

We choose materials taking into account the object’s task, user age, tactility, climate, intensity of use, and future maintenance. Wood, metal, ropes, nets, surfaces, moisture-resistant materials, and other solutions justified by the specific project may be combined in the work.

We develop production diagrams, specifications, details, and nodes. If necessary, we make samples, check individual solutions, and refine them before launching into production.

We manufacture objects and kit them for delivery. We ensure that the material, form, and assembly correspond to the approved solutions.

We organize logistics, agree on the workflow on-site, assemble and install elements. We take into account the territory’s schedule, readiness of foundations, season, equipment access, and the sequence of related works.

We conduct a final inspection of the installed object, hand over a set of documents and warranty obligations in accordance with the contract terms.

Material in a play space is not just a question of longevity. It sets the temperature of the object, its scale, tactile sensation, aging process, and the child’s relationship with the environment.

We do not choose material based on the principle of "cheaper" or "easier to make." First, we understand what exactly the object should do: invite touch, withstand high loads, work in frost, stand under the open sky, feel warm to the touch, preserve the plasticity of a complex form, or become part of a natural landscape.

Therefore, in every project, we look for the balance between image, structure, safety, operation, and budget — without automatically replacing an individual solution with a standard one.

On-site, the project meets the soil, weather, existing landscaping, machinery, other contractors' schedules, and the real dimensions of the space. We prepare for these conditions in advance, but we understand that some solutions are refined directly during installation. Therefore, the team does not just bring ready-made elements but accompanies their assembly: checking placement, levels, connections, distances, movement scenarios, and the quality of the final result.

Installation is the moment when separate elements become a space. Our task is to assemble them so that the object works exactly as intended.

Depending on the scope of work, the client receives:

• Manufactured and kitted project elements.
• Selected and approved materials.
• Production solutions necessary for releasing the object.
• Organized delivery to the site.
• Assembly and installation within the agreed scope.
• A set of documents for handing over the facility.
• Product and play element passports — if provided for in the supply package.
• Documents for materials and supporting documents — depending on the project scope.
• Warranty obligations in accordance with the contract.

We will help assess how to realize the idea in material, what solutions will need to be developed, and how to prepare the object for production.

We will study the project, specifications, and site conditions, and clarify the scope of production, delivery, and installation.

We will look at the existing space, suggest a way to manufacture new elements, or adapt the solution to another territory.

We will join the production and installation carefully: with respect for the original concept and in direct working dialogue with the project authors.

You can come with working documentation, a concept, a sketch, a visualization, or simply a complex object that needs to be made real. We will look at the source materials and suggest the next practical step.