The daycare centre combines modern clarity, orderly chaos and natural wildness. The institution is located on the ground floor of a futuristic-looking office building in the new developed area of the Mediaspree, with direct access to the outdoor play area. The idea behind the design is that children need order and structures, but also wildness and freedom, in order to develop and unfold. Accordingly, the interior design reflects a process from the city, from organized urbanity, and towards wild nature: natural green and earthy tones, honest materials such as wood and exposed concrete, and the experience of nature in the middle of the city. The design is divided into 3 zones: In zone 1, the children are welcomed by a structure that still has an urban feel to it and forms the transition from the city and the parental home to the nursery. In zone 2 are the recreational areas. Here the strict structures slowly dissolve into diagonal lines, complemented by stronger colours and openly designed fixtures. Wildwood trees and indoor plants represent the tamed wilderness and lead over into the garden, which forms zone 3 with lots of nature and play opportunities. A web of dynamic lines continues from the interior to the exterior. The garden is divided into areas for different speeds and motor skills. Here nature clearly dominates, wild and free.