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Nursery-Kindergarten Competition
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Type
STATUS
Concept
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
Site & Orientation
The building’s placement responds directly to natural light, plot geometry, and accessibility requirements. Extending along the northeast and northwest edges, it frees the entire south side for a generously sized courtyard dedicated to toddlers’ outdoor activities.
Concept & Spatial Strategy
A 3×3 m structural grid organizes the volumes, forming covered and open relaxation areas throughout. Age-group separation across floors improves supervision, while all major infant functions are concentrated at ground level. Above, a roofed first-floor terrace – supported and shaded by an external metal frame – creates protected outdoor space.
Circulation & Program
Full-height openings along the courtyard façade blur interior-exterior boundaries during warmer months. South-facing classrooms ensure natural ventilation, while green buffers around the perimeter mitigate city pollution and create meeting points for parents. A large forecourt on the northeast provides comfortable arrival and departure flows.
Service Zones & Access
Secondary uses, such as staircase, restrooms and sleeping rooms are positioned along the protected north side. A second entrance at the corner offers direct access to administration, easing congestion at peak hours. Parking entry is placed at the northern boundary, completing a clear and efficient circulation system.
The building’s placement responds directly to natural light, plot geometry, and accessibility requirements. Extending along the northeast and northwest edges, it frees the entire south side for a generously sized courtyard dedicated to toddlers’ outdoor activities.
Concept & Spatial Strategy
A 3×3 m structural grid organizes the volumes, forming covered and open relaxation areas throughout. Age-group separation across floors improves supervision, while all major infant functions are concentrated at ground level. Above, a roofed first-floor terrace – supported and shaded by an external metal frame – creates protected outdoor space.
Circulation & Program
Full-height openings along the courtyard façade blur interior-exterior boundaries during warmer months. South-facing classrooms ensure natural ventilation, while green buffers around the perimeter mitigate city pollution and create meeting points for parents. A large forecourt on the northeast provides comfortable arrival and departure flows.
Service Zones & Access
Secondary uses, such as staircase, restrooms and sleeping rooms are positioned along the protected north side. A second entrance at the corner offers direct access to administration, easing congestion at peak hours. Parking entry is placed at the northern boundary, completing a clear and efficient circulation system.
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