Educational Architecture

An open school that could serve the community

An ecologically sustainable commitment to the campus

Contemporary archetype for the school of Heudebouville

Sustainable Restoration of Industrial Heritage

A sweeping curve integrated to the urban composition

Walking in the changing scenes

Cambridge’s First Major Passivhaus Buildings

Emphasising the school’s connection with nature and its history

Education complex connected by a large atrium

staggered building open conically towards the water

Surrounded by natural energy, lakes, and waves of natural colors

Translating the geometric complexity of the sea waves into an architectural language

School facilities made of beautiful laterite

Application practice of “origami-type” aluminum honeycomb panel

Responding to Arizona’s natural environment with the deep “canyons”

Redefining Childhood Education Spaces

Create a natural, open, transparent and free academic environment

Accommodate flexible forms of teaching