Educational Architecture features inspiring learning environments designed to foster creativity, collaboration, and well-being. From schools and universities to research centers and early education facilities, these projects illustrate how thoughtful architecture supports the educational process through light, space, and sustainable design principles.
When the municipality of Vřesovice agreed with the Church on transferring the rectory and the parish estate to the municipal property, the Church wished that the village should not let the whole premises deteriorate but use it…
IBOBI International Kindergarten is located inside the Jingshan Villa, a high-end property development in the Shekou Area of Shenzhen City. As a residential area for overseas Chinese and expats in Shenzhen, local families urgently require educational institutions…
As an early childhood education institution, Pony Running Daycare Showroom is widely cherished for its rich teaching system. A small class structure stands at the core of its educational concept, focusing on the personality needs and potential…
The Elementary School Amos is a monolithic reinforced concrete structure. Glued wooden trusses are used for the flat roof of the central building, pitched roofs are supported by steel frames. Exterior and interior walls are made from…
The Poan Education project is located in a commercial store of the living area of the county, with convenient transportation. The single-story area is small and cramped and therefore we have to conduct a systematic analysis and…
As part of the New Student Precinct, Melbourne University were looking to build a triple bottom line student experience. It was to build on cultural diversity, be wholly sustainable, socially responsible and provide a new and unique…
Design vision and objective for Shanghai Evergreen Kindergarten is to create a place just like a home and a small communal place for kids. Therefore, we try to establish a social interactive environment.
The Hayarden School, located in South Tel-Aviv, in Hatikvah quarter, educates 500 children of refugees and children of immigrants. The school was originally built in the 60’s.
Long-time partners and sharing the same vision of education and innovation in the academic environment, Collège Sainte-Anne and Taktik design are once again teaming up to rethink the entire layout of the College’s main floor.
