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- Location: Egypt
- Project: The Future of Kindergartens
- Year: 2022
The community modern unique Kindergarten is a place for young children to learn, grow and play in a welcoming and supportive environment. The design of the kindergarten is centered around the idea of creating a space that is both nurturing and stimulating for children, with a focus on biophilic design principles that integrate natural elements into the learning environment.
Moving into the kindergarten, visitors will find a space that is designed to be both functional and beautiful. The classrooms are designed to be volumetric modules, with unique shapes and sizes that encourage exploration and discovery. The design is meant to be open and flexible, with a focus on creating spaces that can be easily adapted to the needs of the children and the teaching staff.
The kindergarten is also designed with an inside-outside approach, with shared playgrounds and observatory gardens that allow children to connect with nature and the surrounding environment. The biophilic design principles are integrated into every aspect of the kindergarten, from the use of natural materials to the incorporation of natural light and green spaces.
Teamwork and collaboration are also emphasized in the design of the kindergarten, with shared spaces and areas for group activities and team building. The kindergarten is designed to be a community hub, with spaces for parents and families to connect with one another and
with the teaching staff.
As visitors approach the kindergarten, they are greeted by a beautiful and welcoming entrance that sets the tone for the rest of the space. The entrance is designed to be spacious and bright, with natural materials and colors that create a sense of warmth and comfort. Large windows let in plenty of natural light, creating a sense of openness and connection to the outside world.
The community Kindergarten is designed to be a welcoming and nurturing space for young children to learn, grow and play. The biophilic design principles, volumetric classroom modules, shared playgrounds, team building areas, and observatory gardens all work together to create a space that is both functional and beautiful. The inside-outside approach connects children with nature and the surrounding environment, while the open and flexible design encourages exploration and discovery