The School of Social Development, Nepal, by Studio Berardi Miglio is a school and volunteer centre in a remote Nepalese village focused community engagement.
Sangam Elementary School in Bhilwara, Rajasthan, was built for three to seven year old kids, by SferaBlu Architects with the idea to create a space such that the thought of going to school would bring a smile on their faces.
SJK Architects’ design for Sparkrill International School, Warangal, Telangana, breaks the boundaries of conventional classrooms, facilitating informal and exploratory learning by leveraging nature and the built environment as educators.
Designed by Anna Heringer and Eike Roswag, METI School, Bangladesh, reflects a free and open learning approach while aiming to improve rural living by developing building techniques.
Chonggu Experimental School, Shanghai, is designed as a potential shift in pedagogy from traditional models to more informal, enquiry-based approaches by BAU (Brearley Architects + Urbanists).
Rama Raghavan writes on Shreyas Foundation School, designed by Studio Sangath
The design of the Vaulted School near Dhorkin Tanda in Maharashtra, by Craft Narrative, aims to evoke curiosity in children while providing a stimulating environment.
Designed by playball studio, the Multipurpose Court at St. Mary’s School, Rajkot, is an open-air basketball court with peripheral seating. The design embraces the multipurpose ground’s character and activities, by having its peripheral seating on three sides and opening itself to the open ground.
Designed by Vijay Gupta Architects, the Vedanya School, located in Sector 48, Gurugram, sets a precedent for how architecture can positively influence children’s schooling experience. With the intent of designing a school where children are excited to learn, the design initiates a playful environment with diverse opportunities for exploration and activity.
Community Canvas is an extra classroom designed by pk_iNCEPTiON in a rural school in Nashik, Maharashtra. Along with learning, the space is designed as a canvas for multiple uses- such as workshops, functions, and social gatherings.
In Sabah, Malaysia, many thousands of stateless children have become marginalised due to their legal status. These are mainly children of illegal or legal Indonesian migrant labourers. The migrants come to Sabah to seek an income on the plantations so they can have a decent life. – billionBricks + Architecture BRIO
A school for girls in suburban Mumbai needed an expanded space for the children in their kindergarten section. The administration owned a plot of land adjacent to the main school, however, this was taken up by a residential building that they occupied. When structural drawings of the building revealed that it could take on an additional floor, it was decided to extend the existing structure, rather than take down the entire building and construct anew. Regulation demanded that an additional staircase was necessary to accommodate this public function. – Jude D’Souza
As an architect who has worked on educational buildings, I cringed at these completely closed boxes, but the openness of the education taught in them won and we enrolled our son in an IB school.-SJK Architects
The Summit Kindergarten School, at Chikmagalur by Studio Decode is the recent addition to the Summit Campus. An elementary school has already been built earlier which was the first building of the campus and the kindergarten being the second building with a secondary school under construction currently.
Mallya Aditi International School Poolhouse at Bangalore by MayaPraxis: The swimming pool structure, commissioned by the Mallya Aditi International School in its campus in Yelahanka, Bangalore, was conceptualised from the form of the swimming-diving body. Starting from this idea, the simple space and functions of the swimming pool were enclosed by an elegant structure, its materials chosen to support and span across concrete columns and steel roof. The 25mx 32 m wide pool structure was spanned using boat shaped trusses, supported at the ends by light steel brackets emerging from in between the two split concrete columns. The beauty of trusses was enhanced by skylights that extend along their length. From this basic requirement, the design brings art and engineering together by folding both into its intent.
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