URBAN
FABRIC
architecture 

This private school campus is a model of contemporary educational architecture, seamlessly integrating advanced design principles with a forward-looking educational ethos.

 

The campus, which consists of a kindergarten, elementary school, and high school, is designed to accommodate the full spectrum of student development, from early childhood through to adolescence. Each building within the campus is thoughtfully designed to respond to the specific needs of its users, while collectively contributing to a cohesive and dynamic educational environment.

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The kindergarten facility serves as an engaging entry point into the academic journey, distinguished by its vibrant yellow façade and playful architectural forms. These design elements are deliberately chosen to stimulate young learners' senses, creating an environment that is both welcoming and conducive to exploration. The building’s organic shapes and curved lines offer a nurturing atmosphere, fostering a sense of security while encouraging creativity. Large, strategically placed windows allow natural light to permeate the interior, establishing a strong visual connection with the outdoor play areas, which are seamlessly integrated into the learning environment.

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Adjacent to the kindergarten, the elementary school building adopts a more structured and expansive architectural language, reflecting the increasing complexity of this stage in education. The design prominently features ramps, which serve as both functional circulation paths and symbolic elements of progress and discovery. These ramps facilitate movement throughout the building, creating layered spaces that promote interaction and collaboration among students. The building's open and flexible design accommodates a variety of teaching methods and extracurricular activities, supporting the diverse needs of elementary education. Green spaces and courtyards are interspersed within the building, enhancing the biophilic connection and providing students with access to nature, which is essential for cognitive and emotional well-being.

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The high school building represents the culmination of the campus experience, embodying a mature and sophisticated design approach. The structure is defined by its innovative grid façade, designed as a living wall that supports vertical vegetation. This façade serves multiple purposes: it acts as a sustainable shading device, improving the building's thermal performance; it provides a visual and tactile connection to nature, fostering an awareness of ecological principles among students; and it contributes to the aesthetic coherence of the campus. The interior spaces are designed with flexibility and adaptability in mind, supporting a wide range of academic disciplines and encouraging interdisciplinary learning.

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In addition to the educational buildings, the campus includes a wide range of facilities that support the overall educational experience. The administration building is centrally located, providing essential services and oversight. The cafeteria is designed as a communal space, where students from different age groups can gather, promoting social interaction and a sense of community. The library is a state-of-the-art resource center, equipped with the latest technology and designed to support research and independent learning. Numerous playgrounds and sports facilities are strategically distributed across the campus, offering students ample opportunities for physical activity and recreation. These facilities include courts for basketball, tennis, and other sports, as well as dedicated play areas that cater to the different age groups.

The campus is carefully landscaped, with attention given to both aesthetics and functionality. Native and drought-resistant plants are used extensively, contributing to the sustainability of the campus while creating a green and inviting environment. The landscape design also incorporates outdoor classrooms and quiet areas for reflection, further enhancing the educational environment.​

Architects - Urban Fabric Architecture

Design - Urban Fabric Architecture

 

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