MOLE is an Argentine venture born in 2013 which positions itself at the junction of Design, Public Space and Children’s Play. These are not just games or street furniture built on public, semi-public and private spaces but a project conceived to bring all this together and make it available to children of all communities who decide to immerse themselves in a different and novel playing experience. The aim is to create “playing entities" in accordance with modern architecture concepts aiming to revalue public space, whilst proposing new experiences of play for children. MOLE are large-scale pieces with an organic design aspect which brings back thematic installations seeking to recover the storytelling element existing in free play. The pieces are inclusive of parents joining in the children's play, and this aspect is central to the whole concept as it is incorporated in the design as a key feature. From conception green thinking and sustainability were on the worktable (design thinking). Our construction system developed ad-hoc utilices panels 100% recycled Tetra Brik of domestic production. Its visual presentation is really striking for the category since MOLE inaugurates the use of patterns or graphic motifs that are applied according to the desired effect and the context in which they are installed.