From the time he was a young boy, Loh has loved making or fixing things around the house. Photos: Loh Jon Ming
Two-year-old Luke Loh and his brother Levi, one, haven’t been to the playground since the lockdown was enforced more than six weeks ago. Thankfully the boys can still play indoors, with wooden playsets that were all custom-made by their father, businessman Loh Jon Ming, 32.
The boys – who live in Subang Jaya – are never bored at home.
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Playground at home
From the time he was a young boy, Loh has loved making or fixing things around the house. Photos: Loh Jon Ming
Luke (left) and his cousin Samuel are always thrilled to play with the handmade wooden playsets.
Brothers Levi (left) and Luke love playing together with the toys their dad made for them.
Luke can spend hours playing on the Pickler triangle.
Loh is the co-founder of the award-winning Epic Collectives, a social enterprise that builds homes for orang asli communities.
Blocks help children learn to increase attention span and develop self-esteem.
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