0Special MentionA Moving SchoolA Moving School reimagines the elementary school as an active instrument for learning within the post-colonial, surveillance-oriented context of Taiwanese schools. Inspired by Fröbel, Montessori, and Reggio Emilia, it proposes a responsive architecture of movable elements that supports embodied, ecological, and collaborative learning.
1WinnerMAGKASUWATO SCHOOL: WHERE NATURE TEACHESThrough spatial design, material choice, and the use of lines of sight, students are always reminded of how they are connected to their context. From structural to material choices, the Magkasuwato School is a place where students and the nature that makes up the school’s character engage in a partnership of mutual understanding.
0Step SchoolThe presented design has been created based on Waldorf principles of experimental learning for children of all ages. The key concept of this design is to recreate conventional beliefs about schools and classrooms by transforming the layout of a traditional school and classes with the aim of increasing student freedom of action and flourishing talents.
0THE UNIVERSAL SCHOOLDiminishing the boundaries of learning through universal learning Hotspots.The project aims to establish a platform to balance the educational opportunities across the socio economic divide.Democratizing access to high quality educational resources in a country where average educational level is relatively low.With a aim to scale upto global level problems.
44People's Choice Award"oasis"The primary and secondary school structure, designed in Manila, Philippines, in an area with high density of people and traffic, is based on the concept of security. The project aims to create a space where students will feel safe.
13WinnerVILLAGE OF REBIRTHSchool is a vital stage for every child. This is especially true for children who have lost their parents. For them, school becomes not just a representation of acquiring knowledge, but also at home. The concept of the facility is aimed at creating a comfortable and accessible space for the child.
8WinnerMOVING SCHOOL"Moving school" has three meanings. 1. Facade that looks like it is moving 2. Facade that is made by moving children 3. Facade that children decorate themselves becomes a true "school" only when "students" are present. "Moving school" presents the future of Philippine schools by harmonizing buildings and sites with students.
4WinnerWillaston Harmony School; Bridging Cultures through Waldorf Education and Indigenous Connection. The Willaston Waldorf School Project integrates Waldorf education with Indigenous culture. Situated in Willaston, Australia, it emphasizes harmony between students, nature, and the local Indigenous community, promoting communication and cultural reconciliation.
77RESEARCHER HİGH SCHOOLThere are many places to sit and watch the flow of information, but real learning comes from engaging and interacting with the world around you. This school of thought promotes the basic theory of 'learning by doing'.
8The ThinkableThe Thinkable believes that the school is not only a place for learning but also for character and personality building. The school is based on the principles of a discussion-based learning environment that incorporates real-world building skills into the curriculum and the spaces it provides.
