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We feature a selection of the best new educational properties around the world, by respected designers.
Architects: Weston Williamson + Partners
WW+P worked with Engenuiti, Integration and Building Trust International to design a building which was flexible and adaptable to meet current and future needs. It comprises three additional classrooms, a library and a covered external classroom with a sunken play area, which doubles as a small amphitheatre.
Design: The Purple Ink Studio, architects. The programmatic values of the school believe in breaking away from the standard scholastic teaching system. The design embraces the creative enterprise of ‘flexible learning’ to cater to the needs of a heterogeneous group of learners.
Architects: Woods Bagot. With a focus on collaboration and individuality, the building provides students with technology-rich, interactive spaces. These include a mix of formal and informal learning spaces – a dedicated base for year 7 and 8 girls, science, drama and event facilities.
Design: Marks Barfield Architects. Considerable research went into developing this ambitious primary school, taking best practice from across the globe on teaching methods since it is also a training school. Staff are clearly proud and delighted with the resultant building.
Architects RO&AD architecten’s latest project is a Dutch school with a schoolgarden which is actually built by the teacher and the students themselves. We are proud, but more so are they.
Design: Zaha Hadid Architects. Award for Jockey Club Innovation Tower, a radical new building dedicated to the Hong Kong Polytechnic’s School of Design and its expansion. The JCIT building cexpresses the dynamism of an institution looking to the future.
Architects: Sheppard Robson. The first images released of the scheme illustrate a design that will share resources across all age-groups as well as the wider community.
Design: Erginoglu & Calislar Architects. TAC-SEV New Campus is built across from the existing property of Tarsus American College, a well established educational institution with a 100 year history. It includes a primary school, dormitory and multipurpose building
Design: Wilson Architects + Donovan Hill Architects
Conceived as a series of interconnected places to enable a community of research. From the intimate to the expansive, the building enables intensity of scientific research and a range of opportunities for collaboration.
Architects: Miguel Marcelino. The school building setting allows a close relationship with nature, located in the countryside, the new primary school + kindergarten is surrounded by beautiful adult trees.
Design: John McAslan + Partners, architects. Remodelling of Grade II listed building at Maze Hill to provide a new 7,600 sqm school and community building at Westcombe Park. The 1,400-pupil secondary school is split across two sites adjacent to Greenwich Park.
Architects: Dreamdesign. Elena Dobrovolskaya and Dream Design Studio designed an unusual primary school. They have created an optimistic environment where children not only acquire knowledge, but also learn about the world.
Design: Peter Crone Architects. As part of Camberwell Grammar School’s recent campus development, AR-MA worked with ARC Roofing, Cockram Construction, and Peter Crone Architects on the technical design of the school’s new chapel.
Design: ARCHETONIC. Amani will be located within one of the new developments in the city of Puebla: Lomas de Angelópolis Cascatta. This will be a mixed-use development including banks, schools, stores, and green spaces.