本基地位於平實營區，前身為軍事用地，隨著都市發展與場域轉型，該區逐漸轉變為開放的公共空間，未來亦將有大量新家庭進駐，帶動生活機能與公共設施需求的提升。然而，目前周邊空間多以成人活動為主，缺乏專屬兒童的學習與遊戲場域，特別是在「閱讀」與「遊戲」之間仍存在明顯的分離。
本案以「從故事裡溜出來（Slipped Out of the Story）」為核心概念，試圖打破書本與現實之間的界線，將原本侷限於紙本中的故事轉化為可被感知與參與的空間體驗。設計以兒童熟悉的積木與幾何圖形作為構成元素，透過拼組與轉化形成多層次的空間關係，營造出具有探索性與互動性的場域。
空間規劃以互動空間與工作坊為主體，使兒童不再僅是靜態閱讀的使用者，而能透過行走、遊戲與操作參與其中，在身體經驗中理解內容，讓學習自然發生於遊戲之中。藉由此一設計，閱讀被重新詮釋為一種動態的探索過程，同時也回應基地從封閉走向開放的轉型，形塑出一個融合學習、遊戲與想像的兒童公共空間。
project is located at Pingshi Military Camp, a former military site now transforming into an open public space. With new families moving in, there is a growing need for child-friendly areas, yet existing spaces mainly serve adults, and reading and play remain separate.
The concept, “Escaping the Storybook,” blurs the boundary between books and reality. Stories once confined to pages become interactive experiences. Children engage through movement, play, and manipulation of building blocks and geometric shapes, creating layered spaces that encourage exploration, creativity, interaction.
Interactive zones and workshops let children be active participants, making learning a natural part of play. Multi-sensory experiences foster imagination, curiosity, and social engagement. The design transforms the former military site into a child-centered environment where learning, play, and storytelling coexist, allowing children to explore, collaborate, and discover in meaningful and joyful ways.
