Awesome Fun-House Mirrored Pavilion Replaces Sad Graffiti-Covered Structure in Copenhagen

<a href="http://www.mlrp.dk/?page_id=575">MLRP Architects</a> have transformed what was once a sad graffiti-covered structure in the middle of a Copenhagen playground into an awesome timber pavilion covered with fun-house mirrors. While we don't have anything against <a href="http://inhabitat.com/diy-how-to-make-your-very-own-moss-graffiti/">graffiti</a> per se, we think this amazing renovation is a far more inspiring place for children to engage with their natural surroundings. Step into our gallery for a look at the firm's gorgeous images and read on for more details.

This amazing pavilion in Copenhagen used to be covered in graffiti

With a few simple interventions, MLRP has transformed the structure into a new and inspiring place

The pavilion is located in the middle of a verdant playground

Either edge of the mirror house is gabled and covered in funhouse mirrors

These mirrors create exciting distorted images that keep children occupied for hours!

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The mirrors also reflect the surrounding nature

The timber shutters promote natural ventilation

At night the shutters are kept closed

At only 140 square meters, this is a minimalist structure

The mirrors are made with polished stainless steel and create a whole new way for kids to interact with their natural environment.