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Kindergarten Design: Projects, Journals & Ideas

41 Projects 24 Journals 7 Competitions

About Discussions Projects41 Journals24 Competitions7

Kindergarten design concerns buildings and rooms for children typically between three and six years old, where scale, safety, daylight and play shape every decision. Architects working in this area balance developmental needs with supervision, durability and the everyday routines of teaching.

Member work under this topic ranges from concept projects exploring climate responsive forms and cube-based layouts to built examples such as preschools in Bogota, Toronto and Dubai, and a zero-energy kindergarten proposal. Several entries address low-resource settings like anganwadis, and others look at sustainability and playful, futuristic spatial arrangements.

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Nutrogarten

Children are the most sensitive and impressionable age group in society. In this regard, the environment should be designed to be the best teacher for children and provide conditions that increase the children’s creativity. This project aims to escalate children's creativity with curiosity as a means to discover and experience the environment around them.

Özge

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Querencia

Querencia is a noun, meaning "a place from which one's strength is drawn, where one feels at home; the place where you are your most authentic self." When the children first met life, an abstract environment was created in which the children became stronger and felt at home by the redefinition of the elements that make up the space.

Ajay and 3 others

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PRAYAS : BRIGHT BEGINNING

Anganwadi, the word describes courtyard shelter which is the basic development of the child. This design aims to provide basic knowledge, health and emotional well being to the children. Here, the concept is ‘PRAYAS’, means efforts to encourage the child in all cognitive aspects.

Hubert and 3 others

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Varied shapes of Climate

To create a bold form, we were inspired by a children's cutout, which at the same time refers to different forms climate which we can mark out. We believe that form does not have to be obvious and devoid of child fantasy, and at the same time can be an object living in harmony with nature, based on self-sufficiency.

Katarina

199

KRISIS

Krisis is a survival workshop. It is a humane quarantine. It is imagined as a transitional place for people who find themselves in crisis. One day at a workshop is imagined as a simulation of an everyday life that is now, after change, becoming a reality for those people. Location is in Athens, at an abandoned airport, currently used as a refugee camp.

mojtaba and 3 others

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Cube Land

The Cube Land Kindergarten tries to combine play, biological, visual, and movement experiences with architectural circulation and micro-space. Familiar spaces for the child in the combination with the Maori culture and the climatic needs of the region shape micro-spaces.

Alison and 3 others

Anganwadi Kite Project

Anganwadi Early Childhood Learning Centre

Weronika

Zero- energy kindergarden

Our main idea was to create a building with flexible functionality enabling integration of adults with children and modular division of groups. The project was inspired by a book, we later transformed the idea into the stack of books containing fairytales. Creating the building block was a very creative and pleasant challenge that taught us a lot.