Our story started with a dream. As Cemer Playground Equipment, with the awareness of being one of the pioneers in the industry, we have been managing the whole process from idea to production based on safety for 30 years. We provide you confidence.
At Cemer, with our innovative designs and strong engineering approach, we build experiences that combine play with wooden sculptures for children.
Our Source of Inspiration
The story of the city is rewritten in children's play.
Cemer's 30 years of production power and innovative engineering vision have met with the lines of artist Robin Yayla.
Breaking the boundaries of conventional playgrounds, this unique collaboration transforms Istanbul's iconic silhouette into living sculptures where children can lose themselves.
Robin Yayla, who brings entirely new identities to the beauties we overlook in the flow of daily life with his digital brush, chose Cemer's play groups as his canvas this time.
In this innovative design process, the historical Galata Tower, which has watched over Istanbul for centuries, merged with the theme of a giant rocket ready to be launched into the sky.
The City Lines ferry, an indispensable part of the city, took the form of a flapping seagull, carrying that familiar Bosphorus breeze into children's games.
Discover MoreCemer's wooden sculptures come to life with durable tree species such as robinia, iroko, sapele, and maple. Reflecting the power and elegance of nature, these masterpieces offer unique play spaces that nourish children's imagination.
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We are establishing a language of play made of wood amidst gray concrete. We set forms free, designing play areas as living art objects that change the character of the street. Combining the warmth of craftsmanship with modern techniques, we open the doors to reimagining the city through play in every design. Worth exploring from every angle.
Blending the natural texture of wood with sculptural forms, the RGSS & RGIS series transforms play areas into living artworks rising in the heart of the city. Not just a playground, these structures integrate with their location, inviting children to a boundless journey of discovery beyond static borders.
Defying the coldness of concrete, we place the city's most iconic symbol, the Maiden's Tower, into the hands of children using wood, the most natural material. Designed with a sculptural aesthetic, this springer turns the playground into a tactile open-air exhibition.
We establish living social ecosystems that let the concrete texture of cities breathe. Today, we are planning areas where children can safely socialize in the smart cities of the future.
As Cemer, we blend wood with engineering and craftsmanship in such a way that even a massive architectural monument can turn into a flexible playmate accompanying a child's joyful movements. Reimagining the city through play, we bring the heaviest masses to the center of the game.
