Educational Architecture

Wooden structure kindergarten with a friendly and familiar ambiance

inspired by the Tateyama mountain range, stimulating children’s adventure spirit and curiosity

Irregular and continuous concrete facade

Branches and trunk

The fourth aided school constructed by an Africa-based Chinese NGO (Dream Buildings Service Association)

Inward and introverted

A “dream stage” for children to grow up happily

Two overlapping “leaves”

Integrating bamboo craftsmanship with modular rectangular space

establishing a sustainable, contextually sensitive connector between learning environments

Create the shade of tree to cultivate children’s sensitivity and make them comfortable

Enlightenment of order

Flexible space for various events

Create a carbon-neutral campus through prefabricate design

A unique kindergarten transformed from a dandelion flower

Complementary relationship between structure and spatial organization

Exploring a new model of high-capacity schools in a high-density built-up urban community

Culinary education space composed of five elements