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We feature a selection of the best new educational building designs around the world, by respected designers.
Design: Taktik design. Designing an elementary school of tomorrow in a 120,000 square-foot heritage building built in 1896—that’s the challenge that Sainte-Anne Academy gave Taktik Design.
Design: BROISSIN architetcs. The Green Hills school campus, in the northern metropolitan area of Mexico City, is a campus planned in three stages, the first is the Kindergarten.
Design: Holmes Miller, architects. The construction phase of the new £32m Harris Academy, in Dundee, has ended; the finishing touches of final fit out and commissioning are now ongoing in anticipation of service commencement for the next term in August 1016.
Design: Orms. Camden Council has given the go ahead for a new grassroots music venue and the preservation of significant historic buildings in Denmark Place and Denmark Street.
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Latest phase in architects Hawkins\Brown’s masterplan for the independent co-educational school in Ashtead, Surrey, creates the sense of swimming amongst the trees of the surrounding woodland.
Design: Dark Arkitekter. In Norway there is an old tradition of combining high-schools with the opportunity to train for a career as an athlete. The OCCI park aims to do the same with students in scientific fields.
Asif Khan Architects has designed an elevated playground for Chisenhale Primary School in Bow, East London, which has just completed construction and is the first part of the school’s long-term masterplan.
Design: John McAslan + Partners. Transformative scheme for a major new development has won planning approval. As strategic estate advisers the practice identify current and future development opportunities for the school’s Brook Green site in west London.
Design: Grimshaw Architects / BVN. The first high-tech, high-rise public school is to be built in Australia’s New South Wales, through an investment of more than AUD 100 million. Global construction consultancy Turner & Townsend is to provide full cost management services and advisory for this project.
Design: Bogle Architects: The International School Ho Chi Minh City (ISHCMC) is a new secondary school designed by Bogle Architects, providing teaching facilities for over 900 students, with an internationally renowned education programme.
Design: Walters & Cohen. At the heart of the school is the Arcade, a triple height circulation space linking new and existing elements of the campus. The Arcade is the main focus of the school and provides the new main entrance.
Design: De Rosee Sa and PMR. Much-loved children’s author Roald Dahl was the inspiration for a new dining hall and after school facility in Buckinghamshire’s Prestwood Infant School.
Design: BIG with Leo A Daly architects – this design for the Wilson Secondary School, a public school in Arlington, Virginia, is by architecture team of BIG and Leo A Daly.
Design: Squire and Partners. Occupying an area of the school grounds once home to an ad hoc collection of sheds, this new Design Technology block accommodates 20 students and 2 teaching staff.
Design: Berman Guedes Stratton, Architects. This design provides 1,130sqm of fluid, sophisticated space with the ambience of a global HQ plus two 100-seat lecture theatres, IT centre, reception and various meeting rooms.
Design: JJW Architects. Surprises and new experiences are central concepts for this building. On each floor, plans change and the heights of the rooms vary throughout. The school also features a variety of horizontal and vertical connections and spaces.