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Architecture That Brings a Smile - Heartwarming!

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A little bit of kindness and compassion for others goes a long way. These 15 architectural projects may not strike you as monumental or ultra-modern, but they mean a lot to the people or animals who benefit from them every day. Prepare to smile and have your day filled with positive vibes.

1. A wheelchair-friendly sandbox at a park

Positive Architecture wheelchair-friendly sandbox

2. These bee bricks are made as a habitat for solitary bees

3. A pool and water slide accessible by wheelchair in Denmark

Positive Architecture pool and water slide accessible by wheelchair

Related article: These Stories Will Restore Your Faith in Goodness

4. Wheelchair-accessible gardening

Positive Architecture Wheelchair accessible gardening

5. A library carrel for parent and child that lets parents read and keep an eye on the little one at the same time

Positive Architecture library carrel for parent and child

6. A reversible bench on the beach

7. A turtle tunnel in Japan that protects the reptiles as they are crossing train tracks

Positive Architecture turtle tunnel in Japan

8. A bus stop with swings

Positive Architecture bus stop with swings

9. A bench you can rest on

Positive Architecture bench you can rest on

10. A hedgehog highway in the UK

Related article: 17 Heartwarming and Inspiring Acts of Kindness

11. A hood for bicycle saddles - simple and genius!

Positive Architecture hood for bicycle saddles

12. A bridge for crab migration in Australia

13. A wheelchair swing in Australia

Positive Architecture wheelchair swing in Australia

14. A bench that transforms into a table

Positive Architecture bench that transforms into a table

15. Sirens Beach, in Greece, has these wheelchair-friendly waterfront entrances

Positive Architecture wheelchair-friendly waterfront entrance

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