8 Fun Indoor Slides You Gotta See To Believe

 

8 Fun Indoor Slides You Gotta See To Believe

1 - Built right next to the staircase, this curved wooden slide gives you the option to either use the regular route or the adventurous route when descending to the floor.

2 - Adding a unique design to the interior of the modern home, this shiny metal slide shoots you all the way down from the top floor to the bottom.

3 - Suspended across the façade of London’s Hayward Gallery,Carsten Höller’s Isomeric Slides are two undulating chutes that carry visitors from the top floor all the way to the gallery's entrance.

4 - This creation with a spiraling playscape (cartoonish in nature) was created using thick lines by Architecture firm J. Mayer H at Volkswagen’s Autostadt Museum in Wolfsburg, Germany.

This arrangement of nets, slides, secret tunnels and trapdoors could easily mistaken for an installation from afar.

5 - Creating a tunnel-like atmosphere while sliding from the top floor to the bottom, this concrete slide wraps around the outside of the house, giving the exterior quite the unique look.

6 - Turett Collaborative Architects pulled inspiration from a playground when they were tasked with connecting two separate apartments in New York’s East Village.

The helical slide winds down through a double-height atrium from the second-floor office into the living room. The nonpareil views of the city skyline are an added bonus.

7 - The metal slide in this modern apartment takes you down from the top floor right into the living room, and passes through the kitchen on the way there.

8 - Given a virtually blank slate to re-imagine a late 19th century tower by a New York couple in Lower Manhattan, David Hotson cleared out the space, created a quadruple-height living room, and inserted a polished stainless-steel slide into the apartment. From the attic, the slide descends through all four stories!

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