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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. International School in Ikast, Denmark by C.F. Møller ArchitectsNovember 2nd, 2013 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: C.F. Møller Architects The international school in Ikast-Brande (ISIB) has inaugurated a new 2,600 m2 building, which includes a school, after-school and kindergarten. C.F. Møller has designed the complex like a small town with individual volumes located around a square and winding streets.  Image Courtesy © Martin Schubert
 Image Courtesy © Martin Schubert The international school, which only teaches in English, is so popular that it has now been expanded with new facilities. 130 students are ready for the new school year at the International School, which with the new building can accommodate up to 200 students.  Image Courtesy © Julian Weyer Inside the two-storey building of light brickwork, there are omnipresent views to the green landscape and a pleasant natural light influx, creating a bright and friendly environment for the children and staff. The window openings are placed in a pixelated and lively pattern that allows natural light deep into the rooms – and opens the views for big and small alike. Centrally located in the school complex is a long superstructure with a curved form. The superstructure contains ventilation systems and skylights, and is clad in translucent facade panels and double-glazed windows, respectively. The curved form is continued in the sinuous balconies framing the central “square”, which acts as a multi-purpose space for drama, music, dining and lectures as well as the main social space of the school.  Image Courtesy © Martin Schubert The new school is located as an addition to an existing educational complex. The surrounding park-like landscape is partially designed as shady woodlands, with embedded playgrounds and playing fields, and a smaller screened area for the kindergarten.  Image Courtesy © Martin Schubert IN BRIEF | C.F. Møller is one of Scandinavia’s oldest and largest architectural practices. Our award-winning work involves a wide range of expertise that covers all architectural services, landscape architecture, product design, healthcare planning and management advice on user consultation, change management, space planning, logistics, client consultancy and organisational development. Simplicity, clarity and unpretentiousness, the ideals that have guided our work since the practice was established in 1924, are continually re-interpreted to suit individual projects, always site-specific and based on international trends and regional characteristics.  Image Courtesy © Martin Schubert C.F. Møller regard environmental concerns, resource-consciousness, healthy project finances, social responsibility and good craftsmanship as essential elements in our work, and this holistic view is fundamental to all our projects, all the way from master plans to design. A COMMON ARCHITECTURAL GOAL | C.F. Møller  Image Courtesy © Martin Schubert Group CEO Susanne T. Nielsen is responsible for the day-to-day management. She reports to the group’s board of directors, which consists of the eight partners in C.F. Møller Architects. Partner Klavs Hyttel is chairman of the board of directors. C.F. Møller Architects has a long tradition for internal and external cooperation where all parties to a project work towards a common architectural goal. Innovation and creativity are key words in our day-to-day work, and we try to make the practice an attractive workplace, in which individual members of staff will find professional challenges through projects of high quality.  Image Courtesy © Martin Schubert C.F. Møller Architects has a long tradition for internal and external cooperation where all parties to a project work towards a common architectural goal. Innovation and creativity are key words in our day-to-day work, and we try to make the practice an attractive workplace, in which individual members of staff will find professional challenges through projects of high quality. Today C.F. Møller Architects has app. 300 employees. Our head office is in Aarhus, Denmark and we have branches in Copenhagen, Aalborg, Oslo, Stockholm and London.  Image Courtesy © Julian Weyer  Image Courtesy © Martin Schubert  Image Courtesy © Martin Schubert  Image Courtesy © Julian Weyer  Image Courtesy © C.F. Møller Architects  Image Courtesy © C.F. Møller Architects  Image Courtesy © C.F. Møller Architects  Image Courtesy © C.F. Møller Architects  Image Courtesy © C.F. Møller Architects  Image Courtesy © C.F. Møller Architects
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