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Architects: HIBINOSEKKEI, Youji no Shiro
- Area: 867 m²
- Year: 2020
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Manufacturers: Bozo, Nagoya Mosaic-Tile, Runon
Kindergarden: The Latest Architecture and News
IZY Kindergarten and Nursery / HIBINOSEKKEI + Youji no Shiro
https://www.archdaily.com/972892/izy-kindergarten-and-nursery-hibinosekkei-plus-youji-no-shiroHana Abdel
Design Communities for Children: 10 Exemplary Kindergartens in China
Bruce Jilk in his essay ‘Place Making and Change in learning environments” showcases a radical view of contemporary education which, he argues, is outdated and does not meet the needs of the modern world. Instead of providing for a world of individuals operating within a wider urban environment, schools have become internalized ghettos of childhood, cutting off from communities they are supposed to serve, centrally administered in a “one size fits all” ethos. Designers and architects around the world have always been seeking a more flexible architectural model which will allow much more creativity within the learning process and the environments which serve it.
https://www.archdaily.com/964596/design-communities-for-children-10-exemplary-kindergartens-in-chinaScarlett Miao
A Library in South Korea and a School in Mozambique :10 Unbuilt Projects Submitted to Archdaily
This week’s curated selection of the Best Unbuilt Architecture focuses on projects related to learning, research and culture submitted by the ArchDaily Community. From kindergartens to libraries and universities, the article explores how different spaces of knowledge around the world are designed to inspire their users.
Featuring an array of scales and architectural programs, the list of projects includes a circular library in South Korea, a bridge-like kindergarten in Poland, as well a university in Tel Aviv that creates a series of opportunities for unmediated interactions and unscripted learning. The following are architectural programs that cater to the dissemination of knowledge in all its forms and to all age and social groups.
https://www.archdaily.com/960207/a-library-in-south-korea-and-a-school-in-mozambique-10-unbuilt-projects-submitted-to-archdailyAndreea Cutieru
Nanxun Town Center Kindergarten / UAD
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https://www.archdaily.com/919675/nanxun-town-center-kindergarten-uad舒岳康 - SHU Yuekang
YM Nursery / HIBINOSEKKEI + Youji no Shiro
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Architects: HIBINOSEKKEI, Youji no Shiro
- Area: 1145 m²
- Year: 2018
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Manufacturers: Bozo, KIDS DESIGN LABO, Runon
https://www.archdaily.com/911502/ym-nursery-hibinosekkei-plus-youji-no-shiroMartita Vial della Maggiora
MAD Architects Begin Construction on Floating Kindergarten above Historic Beijing Courtyard
Construction has begun on MAD Architect’s “Courtyard Kindergarten” in Beijing. Located on the site of a traditional siheyuan courtyard dating from 1725, MAD’s proposal sees a new building inserted to protect the surroundings, and reinvigorate the existing buildings into use.
The courtyard will be surrounded by a “dynamic floating roof” offering a “multi-layered urban narrative, where old and new co-exist.” The rooftop element is envisioned as a “place full of magic – a playful escape for the children that is a symbol of freedom and endless imagination.”
https://www.archdaily.com/905754/mad-architects-begin-construction-on-floating-kindergarten-above-historic-beijing-courtyardNiall Patrick Walsh
Hangzhou Haishu School of Future Sci-Tech City / LYCS Architecture
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Architects: LYCS Architecture
- Area: 44900 m²
- Year: 2018
https://www.archdaily.com/904284/hangzhou-haishu-school-of-future-sci-tech-city-lycs-architecture舒岳康
Between Square and Circle: Xinnan Kindergarten / Jin Niu
https://www.archdaily.com/901483/between-square-and-circle-xinnan-kindergarten-jin-niuWinnie Wu
The Moravia Kindergarten / Alejandro Restrepo Montoya + Javier Castañeda Acero
https://www.archdaily.com/452718/the-moravia-kindergarten-alejandro-restrepo-montoya-javier-castaneda-aceroIgor Fracalossi
Green Hills Kinder / Broissin Architects
https://www.archdaily.com/419897/green-hills-kinder-broissin-architectsJaviera González
AD Round Up: Kindergardens Part V
Five great kindergardens in Europe for our fifth selection of previously featured projects. Check them all after the break.
Rosales del Canal Kindergarden / Magén Arquitectos The Kindergarden in Rosales del Canal is located in an area of residential growth in the south-west of Zaragoza. This is the first phase of an educational facility that will be completed with the primary education building. In agreement with the criteria on accessibility and preferably south-facing orientation of teaching spaces, the three buildings – Kindergarten, dining hall/gymnasium and primary – are arranged in a U-shape on the perimeter of the plot (read more…)
https://www.archdaily.com/99460/ad-round-up-kindergardens-part-vSebastian Jordana
AD Round Up: Kindergartens Part III
It’s the place where your little kid will spent most of their time outside your house. Shouldn’t it be nice? Here’s our third selection of previously featured kindergartens. Check them all after the break!
Medo Brundo Kindergarten / njiric+ arhitekti How to design a kindergarten on a too small plot ? What if the plot is overshadowed by a massive nine-story block on it’s south side ? What if the plot is surrounded by the heavy traffic? The kindergarten is initially conceived as a single-story mat building – compact, introverted, autocatalytic, with clearly defined borders. Due to the context, the mat is pushed away from the shadow and folded up towards the sun (read more…)
https://www.archdaily.com/65016/ad-round-up-kindergartens-part-iiiSebastian Jordana
AD Round Up: Kindergardens Part II
Probably, the first place outside our homes where we spend a large time of the day. So to finish this week’s Round Up, we bring you our second part of previously featured Kindergardens. See the first part here.
https://www.archdaily.com/41511/ad-round-up-kindergardens-part-iiSebastian Jordana
AD Round Up: Kindergardens Part I
Our first step in educational backgrounds. It’s where we cry during our first day and probably where we make our very first best friend. Maybe, one of the most important places in our eary years. So to start this week of Round Up, we bring you our previoulsy featured Kindergardens.
https://www.archdaily.com/18382/ad-round-up-kindergardens-part-iSebastian Jordana