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Designed by Jestico + Whiles, the new school will rework the existing 19th century French Hospital building in Victoria Park Village and add a new four storey block to create a secondary school for 800 students following the ethos and philosophy of its existing facility Mossbourne Community Academy.
This reconfigured school in Blackburn offers 1,200 pupils a flexible, IT-rich environment, designed to transform teaching and learning. A new three-storey 8,000m² structure is located behind the original school building.
St James Senior Girls’ School, West London Development, England Education, English Architecture St James Senior Girls’ School, London English Education Development – design by Squire and Partners, Architects 16 Jul 2013 St Paul’s School Design: Squire and Partners Location: West London, England St James Senior Girls’ School London Squire and Partners has won a competition … Read more
The Paul Chevallier school complex is situated in Rillieux-la-Pape, a northern suburb of Lyon. At 5,034 m2, it is an unusually large project; and this indicates the growing attractiveness of the area.
In the design for the new accommodations of public school Panta Rhei in Amstelveen (NL) there is a lot of attention on the balance between freedom and a sense of security. Snelder Architecten realised a building with many open multifunctional spaces where students can make themselves familiar with the teaching material.
The new school built as part of Hull’s Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme acts as a visual and intellectual beacon in the flatlands of east Yorkshire, providing learning opportunities for the whole community
St Alban’s Academy, Birmingham, Midlands education development, central England, UK – by dRMM, Architects: West Midlands college building
The recently opened three storey building was designed on a small, sloping, urban 2400 sqm site in just eight weeks in the summer of 2010 using BIM as a full multidisciplinary tool.
Mouriz School Center Portugal, a two-storey school center building, including a kindergarten and an elementary school located in Mouriz, Paredes, Northern of Portugal.
The main objective here was to add a completely new, modern and welcoming administration and reception area in front of the existing entrance to suit the size of the school today and better encourage parents to access the school and facilitate dealing with visitors.
Maria Grazia Cutuli Primary School, Herat, Afghanistan, design by various architects: this building has been shortlisted for the Aga Khan Award for Architecture in 2013.
In designing school facilities in this desert climate, the architects opted for natural ventilation, a decision with crucial implications for the morphology of their solutions.
St Paul’s School Science Building, London, England design by Nicholas Hare Architects – St Paul’s School London education development photos
Anne Frankschool in Utrecht, the Netherlands, opened its doors to the public: the school building was awarded the bi-annual environmental prize by the municipality of Utrecht for its innovative use of wood and its energy efficiency.
The Infinity Centre, the new campus for Penleigh and Essendon Grammar School senior students, is derived from the initial idea that the library, a learning hub, is central to the school.
School by the Lagoon, Karaithivu, Sri Lanka: Ampara building design by Chinthaka Wickramage Associates: Two thousand Four (2004) boxing day tsunami was the worst natural disaster to hit Sri Lanka in living memory.
ARTPOINT Education Centre Building in Opole: It has been said that the art is ephemeral, ever changing and hides the mysteries within comprehension of the very few.