The project, in our own words
Classrooms are oriented and cross-ventilated so they stay comfortable without fans for most of the year. The filler-slab roofs leave a terracotta grid overhead - structure as a teaching surface.
Rainwater is harvested into a visible tank and greywater feeds the kitchen garden, so the children grow up seeing where water comes from and where it goes.
What it changes
100% of classrooms daylit
Daylight
~22% via filler slab
Concrete saved
On site now
Status
How it looks, and what it is made of
Real site photography will replace these. For now, each frame is a warm reference of the materials and the land this project grows from, never passed off as the building itself.
Kindred work
If this feels like yours
Tell us about your land and the life you picture on it. We start where every project starts, with the ground itself.