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The new vocational school for construction trades is located in a central area of Zurich, Switzerland. Gunz & Künzle Architects designed the building to maximize the number of classrooms while also creating valuable public spaces for the neighborhood. The slender building follows the street and creates a spacious courtyard that connects to the public functions on the school's first floor. Federico Farinatti Federico Farinatti Federico Farinatti Federico Farinatti Federico Farinatti Federico Farinatti Federico Farinatti Federico Farinatti This piano nobile, which acts as a truss frame structure, is suspended over the gymnasiums that extend from the basement to the ground floor.  While th... More

Nakashibetsu Town, located in eastern Hokkaido, is one of Japan's leading dairy production areas. In recent years, IT/ICT technologies have been introduced into various aspects of dairy farming, such as cattle health management and guidance on walking routes. Supported by the local government and volunteers, Iwatani Academy has spearheaded the establishment of Japan's first "Dairy Farming × IT" specialized school, aimed at nurturing talents proficient in these technologies. ©Sakai Koji (GRAYTONE PHOTOGRAPHS) ©Sakai Koji (GRAYTONE PHOTOGRAPHS) ©Sakai Koji (GRAYTONE PHOTOGRAPHS) ©Sakai Koji (GRAYTONE PHOTOGRAPHS) Students in the dairy farming program are required not only to complete normal lesso... More

Maracas Montessori is a K-8 project whose mission is to enrich children's learning by providing opportunities to strengthen their development skills. The architect proposed a series of classroom pavillions that incorporate ideas of exploration, discovery, and creativity by appreciating nature. Habanero Architecture Habanero Architecture Habanero Architecture Habanero Architecture The four proposed classroom expansion modules respond to a playground. The scope of the project consists of a new 1,404 sf classroom addition building connected by a covered walkway. Habanero Architecture Habanero Architecture Habanero Architecture More

As architects, we believe that architecture should enhance education and develop in children a sense of aesthetic appreciation for the environment. BRITANICA Park School aims to promote tradition while building on it with modern education principles. It is located in the suburbs of Vitosha Mountain and caters to children from 2.5 years old (kindergarten) to 18 years old (school). Todor Todorov This project aims to design architecture that facilitates healthy living & learning. Socialization and communication, enriching social and behavioral habits are integrated in the concept.  Classical and modern ideas guide the building's exterior design. Ultimately, the form implies a connection to Great Britain's culture - tradition a... More

Project Description This office interior project was designed for an Edtech company, creating a unique,rustic and Mughal-inspired workspace that reflects the cultural heritage of Delhi.The color scheme was inspired by traditional Mughal patterns and motifs, withwarm, earthy tones such as beige, off-whites, and wooden shades complementedby pops of deep blues, metallic gold accents, yellow, and mint green. Naveen Saxena Textures and patterns were used on furniture pieces, workstation screens, and allthree surfaces, creating a dynamic and visually interesting environment. Theseincluded intricate carved wooden screens, vintage brick wall patterns, traditionalrug patterns, and Mughal arches and motifs. The meeting rooms and cabins featur... More

The brief comprised converting three contiguous rooms into a single room so that it could be used for large office meeting events or weddings while maintaining the option of using them separately. The fixed partitions that separated the central room from the adjacent rooms needed to be replaced by mobile phones that could allow their movement, while maintaining the current capacity if the Hotel required it.  Jump & Fly The appearance of the rooms is simple as the design do not want to distract the users of the event that going to take place. The aim was to design a naked box that the companies or wedding couples could dress up according to their needs, spicing the room up with their branding and display.  Jump & F... More

The expansion of the International School of Lausanne has increased the school's capacity from 620 to 990 students from 3 to 18 years of age at the start of the 2015 school year. Divided into 3 stages, this project includes the construction of a new early childhood care structure - inaugurated in August 2014 - an auditorium with more than 400 seats, a library and a refectory with a rest area. These new facilities, designed and built by CCHE, have enabled the school to extend its range of services and improve the supervision of students. Thomas Jantscher South CampusThe colors of the South Campus are the declensions of the shades of the ISL Logo, namely Blue and Red. In order to keep the initial concept, the shades have been refined.... More

High ceiling buildings and architectures of austerity, many times can't follow up the dynamic and changing lifestyle of the young. That happened in Santo Agostinho School. They hired us to create a project to their "fab lab" space.The school has grown and its pedagogical methods is now more modern. However, not all the interior spaces inside the old building could keep up with the innovations.After deconstructing some classrooms and a restroom, we created a  maker space classroom where students can develop activities, games and pieces of equipment and teachers have the ideal structure to incite group work.The industrial environment was the inspiration to create the maker space. We used metal roofing as a wall coating, cement floor and... More

Housing both the John F. Welch College of Business and the Department of Communications and Media Studies programs, the Martire Center is a dynamic multi-disciplinary nexus located on a gateway site at the campus's northern edge. The unique building program combines contemporary learning spaces for business and communications, including an active trading floor; case study classrooms; interactive labs; multimedia classrooms; two large studios for television, video and film production; industry-standard post-production facilities and screening venues; a multi-media forum for leadership institutes, lectures and screenings; conference rooms and lounges for meetings between faculty and students; student success center; food service and dining ar... More

CORE spearheaded a full historic building renovation and expansion for Arizona State University in Washington, DC. As Design Architect, CORE renovated and expanded the historic structure at 1800 Eye Street NW, which was purportedly the first concrete and masonry residential building in DC. Named "Ambassador Barbara Barrett and Justice Sandra Day O’Connor Washington Center at Arizona State University," the 8-story LEED Silver building enables the university to consolidate its DC office, teaching, and event spaces. A major goal of the redevelopment was to maximize the building’s footprint, which posed several significant challenges. Large, bearing-masonry chimneys, that could not be removed without major structural work, took up... More

The present study participated in an architectural contest for the design of the 1st primary school "Ag. Pavlos" with closed gym at Neapolis-Sikes, Thessaloniki. Emphasis was given on designing a friendly and accessible establishment which would assist the children to adjust more easily to the scholar environmental and schedule. The school building is harmonically adjusted to the natural entourage, as it follows the terrain and takes full advantage of the slopes to create different levels and ensure the best view to the city. The handball court is partially put under the surface to avoid the deterioration of school aesthetic. Special attention was paid to the orientation of the classrooms and the basics principles of bioclimatic design. T... More

Estudio para una Aula de la Naturaleza en el Parque Grande de Zaragoza More