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Fuzhou ESUO Future Kindergarten
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2024
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
BUDGET
$5M - 10M
Dika Design redefines early learning through irregular forms
Fuzhou ESUO Future Kindergarten by Dika Architectural Design Center in Fuzhou, China, reimagines early childhood education through a playful, irregularly shaped building crowned with a rooftop astronaut sculpture. The structure transforms traditional kindergarten layouts into a three-dimensional exploration system that spans from ground level to corridors and rooftops. Corridors function as all-weather adventure paths, while each floor becomes
an interactive playground. The astronaut sculpture atop the building serves as a visual and conceptual anchor, inviting children to imagine themselves as cosmic explorers while reinforcing the theme of ‘exploring the universe.’
Fuzhou ESUO Future Kindergarten serves as a ‘Third Teacher’
Rejecting conventional layouts where toys and activities are secondary, the team at Dika Architectural Design Center emphasizes child-friendliness: respecting natural curiosity without indulgence, encouraging imagination without flamboyance, and ensuring safety without restriction. Circulation routes, interactive zones, and flexible spaces allow children to explore intuitively, developing a sense of self and engagement with the unknown. The architecture itself functions as a ‘third teacher,’ guiding movement, perception, and imaginative play.
The building’s irregular geometry presented construction challenges. Arched outdoor spaces and curved ramps required precise casting, careful surface polishing, and close collaboration between design and construction teams. Fuzhou’s rainy climate added further complexity, yet the team successfully maintained playful forms while meeting strict safety standards. Key features include corridors designed as narrative ‘interstellar plank roads,’ fluid spatial arrangements that integrate classrooms with activity zones, and the rooftop astronaut sculpture that transforms every upward glance into a moment of imaginative engagement.
Fuzhou ESUO Future Kindergarten by Dika Architectural Design Center in Fuzhou, China, reimagines early childhood education through a playful, irregularly shaped building crowned with a rooftop astronaut sculpture. The structure transforms traditional kindergarten layouts into a three-dimensional exploration system that spans from ground level to corridors and rooftops. Corridors function as all-weather adventure paths, while each floor becomes
an interactive playground. The astronaut sculpture atop the building serves as a visual and conceptual anchor, inviting children to imagine themselves as cosmic explorers while reinforcing the theme of ‘exploring the universe.’
Fuzhou ESUO Future Kindergarten serves as a ‘Third Teacher’
Rejecting conventional layouts where toys and activities are secondary, the team at Dika Architectural Design Center emphasizes child-friendliness: respecting natural curiosity without indulgence, encouraging imagination without flamboyance, and ensuring safety without restriction. Circulation routes, interactive zones, and flexible spaces allow children to explore intuitively, developing a sense of self and engagement with the unknown. The architecture itself functions as a ‘third teacher,’ guiding movement, perception, and imaginative play.
The building’s irregular geometry presented construction challenges. Arched outdoor spaces and curved ramps required precise casting, careful surface polishing, and close collaboration between design and construction teams. Fuzhou’s rainy climate added further complexity, yet the team successfully maintained playful forms while meeting strict safety standards. Key features include corridors designed as narrative ‘interstellar plank roads,’ fluid spatial arrangements that integrate classrooms with activity zones, and the rooftop astronaut sculpture that transforms every upward glance into a moment of imaginative engagement.
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