De Glimlach

The school campus, with its pavilion-style buildings, needed a new masterplan to rezone part of the grounds for commercial use, promoting future expansion and campus connectivity.

The innovative design introduces a compact, multi-level structure centered around the "kindergarten village," providing a secure and nurturing environment. Kindergarten classrooms encircle a central atrium, offering oversight and easy access to the playground, which connects to the main atrium.

This main atrium serves as a central hub, linking learning landscapes for primary grades, administrative areas, and sports facilities. It enhances the school's interconnectedness and extends the learning spaces.

A standout feature is the grand void with tiered seating, serving multifunctional purposes for performances and events while offering students a retreat for individual work or informal gatherings. Ultimately, the atrium becomes the vibrant heart of the school, fostering learning, relaxation, and social interaction in an inspiring environment.