Hauptschule Rattenberg: Tyrol Building
Hauptschule Rattenberg building design by Büro Fügenschuh:15th century monastery in Rattenberg, Tyrol was first transformed to a secondary school with a new gym extension in the early 1970s
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Hauptschule Rattenberg building design by Büro Fügenschuh:15th century monastery in Rattenberg, Tyrol was first transformed to a secondary school with a new gym extension in the early 1970s
Designed to accommodate up to 1,315 pupils, the 12,000m² school replaced existing 1950s buildings. The fluid form weaves around colossal existing mature plane trees, maximising the open space available on this inner city site, where the majority of pupils live in high and medium rise council blocks.
Conran and Partners has won an open competition to transform a historic Lambeth site into much-needed new homes in London.
East Surrey College Redhill, English Design School, Further Education Architecture, Architect, News East Surrey College : Redhill Building Further Education Building in southeast England, UK – design by Archial Architects 21 Nov 2011 East Surrey College Redhill Queen Opens Archial Designed East Surrey College Design: Archial, architects On Friday (18/11/11) the Queen and HRH The … Read more
Cowbridge Comprehensive School lies in a very rural location just outside the market town of Cowbridge. It is the first of three secondary schools to be developed by the Vale of Glamorgan Council with funding from the Welsh Assembly Government.
This month we submitted our Stage D design report for a Prototype School building in Burkina Faso to our local partner AEAD. Burkina Faso is one of the least developed countries in the world, with the UN Development Program Report ranking the country as having the lowest level of literacy in the world.
Roedean School, leading independent girls’ school, Sussex, southern England, UK – design by Buckley Gray Yeoman – Brighton education building
UArchitects proudly announce that they received – in cooperation with Lens Ass – the first prize in Belgium for our future school project for the primary school Brug at Bocholt, which will be built in 2012.
Seven new schools in Abu Dhabi, designed by global architecture, urbanism and design practice Broadway Malyan for the Abu Dhabi Education Council (ADEC).
Evelyn Grace Academy, Stirling Prize winner 2011 – Zaha Hadid London school – Evelyn Grace Academy building: Brixton school building, Brixton architecture.
The Evelyn Grace Academy in Brixton, London Borough of Lambeth, broadens not only the educational diversity of this active and historical part, but also augments the built environment in a predominantly residential area
Canford School, Dorset, England – architecture design by Bennetts Associates – new chapel and music school in grounds of building by Charles Barry
Hardly a week goes by without Afghanistan appearing in the media in one way or another. Most recently the focus has been on provinces that are being placed back under the control of the Afghan government, and issues of peace and security are at the forefront.
The ‘Josephine Baker’ group of schools recently completed by Dominique Coulon in La Courneuve manages to fit into the difficult context of the ‘Cité des 4000’ neighbourhood
Alsop High School is a popular mixed comprehensive in Walton Village, with nearly 1800 pupils, including over 300 in the sixth form. It is the largest secondary school in Liverpool.
The Bilger Breustedt Elementary and Secondary school is open to nature with bright, sunny and spacious classrooms, and well-defined and readable outdoor function areas.
Chobham Academy: a state-of-the-art academy in the Olympic Village in Stratford, east London has got the final go-ahead, Children’s Secretary Ed Balls announced today.