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Harris Academy Sutton, London design by Architype Architects, UK’s first Passivhaus certified secondary school, and the largest Passivhaus school building in the country, powered only by a single domestic-scale boiler
Designed by Vertebral, El Terreno is a community garden and educational canter in Mexico City was built uniquely from recycled materials left from their previous constructions
Following the successful launch of the Ladybird Early Learning Centre Dubai in 2016 Godwin Austen Johnson has delivered their second facility for the group. The new Ladybird Nursery Al Barsha marks the third campus in the city for the group, which includes Ladybird Nursery JVC Dubai
Design: Henley Halebrown Architects, new 8,500m² primary school building at 1 Downham Road in Hackney, with the two main school buildings next door at 317 Kingsland Road, London, UK
New Campus of the Pequeno Príncipe, São Paulo school building design by GOAA – Gusmão Otero Arquitetos Associados – integrating buildings with external space and nature, divided into 4 blocks
Designed by Vijay Gupta Architects Amity International School, India, play a pivotal role in a child’s life by creating a conducive character for overall growth and development. Spaces can create memories and enhance the learning experience greatly
The headquarters of mobile game developer, Supercell, in the new and unique Wood City, a massive wooden structure by built by Anttinen Oiva Architects at the entrance of Helsinki’s Jätkäsaari neighborhood. The daycare is operated by New Nordic Schools
The Educational Complex in Kazakhstan is a comfortable setting for children and teachers, the purpose of which is not only educational, but also inspirational. Designed by ATRIUM the school and kindergarten create a unique environment for education
In MR. STIR’s design for the Zonnegroen school building in Zoutleeuw, Belgium, special attention was paid to the direct surroundings. The size and scale of the surrounding buildings formed the inspiration for the special roof shape
The project was realized as part of a joint venture collaboration between Oubuntu Consulting, DASUDA, and bkvv architects. The clients of this large-scale project are the Ministry of Education and Sports in Uganda, and the Belgium Development Agency
Designed by Hemaa Architectes the Heudebouville School, Normandy, France, borrows materials and morphology: the wood of the half-timbered houses of the city for the glazed frames
Futures Institute at Dollar Academy design by architects Grimshaw set to transform education and will be Scotland’s first Living Building, with heavily planted terraces, berms ponds and swales
Delivered by TEF Design the new Caliber School ChangeMakers Academy, California, exploits colour and subtle design strategies to transform a banal tilt-up concrete structure
LB Southwark SILS3 Peckham, South London design by Tim Ronalds Architects: pupil referral unit for children, to give students time out from mainstream education before they are ready to return
At this secondary school building in Senegal, Africa climatic comfort and low cost were paramount. Clay, the region’s most abundant material, was freely available on site
The Mitchell Building at Skinners’ School, Kent design by Bell Phillips Architects, its core buildings forming a muscular and evocative red-brick backdrop to the main playground
Sri Lanka learning centre building design by feat.collective. Foldable wooden walls allow in/out flexibility, perforated outer walls and floating cantilevered roofs givee passive climate control
