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OM Nursery in Hitachi-Omiya, Ibaraki by Hibinosekkei + Youji No Shiro + Kids Design Labo

Monday, March 28th, 2022

Article source: Hibinosekkei + Youji No Shiro + Kids Design Labo

This is a nursery newly built in Hitachi-omiya in Ibaraki. There are paddy fields and forests near the nursery. Its beautiful and rich nature develop children’s healthy body and rich mindset. From this image, the design concept ‘Greenhouse to watch over warmly’ is  made.

From the shape of surrounding fields, a corridor is laid out in the center like a footpath between rice fields. With the top light, people can feel like touching nature even inside. For the exterior material, metal is used with the image of protecting children strongly. On the other hand, natural things are used for the interior to look warm.

Image Courtesy © Toshinari Soga

  • Architects: Hibinosekkei + Youji No Shiro + Kids Design Labo
  • Project: OM Nursery
  • Location: Hitachi-Omiya, Ibaraki
  • Photography: Toshinari Soga
  • Site area: 6,036.06㎡
  • Building area: 1,781.73㎡
  • Total floor area: 1,199.03㎡
  • Construction: Wooden, Single story
  • Completion: August, 2020

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Three Trees Learning Centre in Christchurch, New Zealand by Collingridge and Smith Architects

Thursday, February 20th, 2020

Article source: Collingridge and Smith Architects   

The ‘Three Trees’ Early Learning Centre in Christchurch, New Zealand, embraces a natural approach that focuses on providing children with experiences to learn from and grow within nature. The pedagogy of the centre focuses on “childcentered learning through play that embraces the great outdoors”, and this philosophy has been carried through in the architectural approach to the design of this Early Learning Centre.

Image Courtesy © Mark Scowen Photography

  • Architects: Collingridge and Smith Architects
  • Project: Three Trees Learning Centre
  • Location: Dynes Road, Rolleston, Christchurch, New Zealand
  • Photography: Mark Scowen Photography
  • Software used: ArchiCAD
  • Client: CPMC Rolleston Ltd
  • CASA Design Team: Phil Smith, Yolande Kromhout
  • Structural Engineers: Markplan Consulting
  • Civil Engineers: Markplan Consulting
  • Electrical Engineer: Agile Engineering Consultants
  • Hydraulics Engineer: Agile Engineering Consultants

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Peninsula Jingshan Kindergarten in Shenzhen, China by ArkA

Thursday, December 5th, 2019

Article source: ArkA

Once in south China’s Shenzhen, Peninsula Education Group (Peninsula) came forward with a visionary idea of creating a new learning space to help foster the next generation. Peninsula felt the necessity to build a magical place that belongs to children themselves. They believed that a novel and free environment is essential for children to learn new things actively and develop their social skills. One day, among the wild forest of the Whale Mountain, Peninsula had found the perfect place to make this new learning space a reality.

Image Courtesy © Chiara Ye

  • Architects: ArkA
  • Project: Peninsula Jingshan Kindergarten
  • Location: Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
  • Photography: Chiara Ye
  • Software used: Rhinoceros, SketchUp, Autocad, Photoshop
  • Landscape: 2800 m²
  • Total built area: 6084 m²
  • Total site area: 8884 m²
  • Starting Year: 2017
  • Completion Year: 2019 (more…)

Uno Tower in Melbourne, Australia by Elenberg Fraser

Sunday, September 22nd, 2019

Article source: Elenberg Fraser

111-125 A’Beckett St, located in Melbourne’s CBD is a 65 storey mixed use development. Encompassing a heritage building, the podium houses ground floor retail, foyer space, a childcare centre, and car parking with residences activating the aspect towards A’Beckett St. 54 levels of tower then rise out of the podium, housing the remainder of the residential apartments, with residential amenities located on levels 1 and 9.

The site is located on the northern fringe of Melbourne’s CBD. It enjoys immediate access to all of central Melbourne’s retail, recreation and employment opportunities, remaining animated yet distanced from the intensity of the busy city centre.

The site is home to a heritage building which is architecturally significant at a state level. The building is a prime representative example in Victoria of the ‘Streamlined Moderne’ style, popular in the 1930s, having horizontal emphasis with accents of curves. Taking cues from this streamline modern period, our building grows from its heritage foundations into the future, embracing sustainable and technological architectural advancements in design.

Image Courtesy © Elenberg Fraser

  • Architects: Elenberg Fraser
  • Project: Uno Tower
  • Location: Melbourne, Australia

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YooYuumi Kids Club in Beijing, China by X+LIVING

Thursday, August 1st, 2019

Article source: X+LIVING

Different from the traditional parent-child space such as playground, the parent-child restaurant is a place to meet the social needs of different groups of people. The designer carefully observes the difference in the psychological sense between parents and children, and takes good care of the ritual feelings required by adults and the entertainment facilities necessary for children in the same space. The parent-child restaurant brand YooYuumi, based on the new romance, blends in perfectly with eastern leisure pattern.

Image Courtesy © Shao Feng

  • Architects: X+LIVING
  • Project: YooYuumi Kids Club
  • Location: Beijing, China
  • Photography: Shao Feng
  • Chief Designer: Li Xiang
  • Project Directors: Fan Chen, Zhang Wenji
  • Area: 1000㎡
  • Completion Time: 2019.07

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KIDO Headquarters in Bangkok, Thailand by ASWA

Tuesday, July 16th, 2019

Article source: ASWA

KIDO Headquarters is the combination of renovated + newly built project, situated in Bangkok, Thailand from ASWA (Architectural Studio of Work – Aholic). Converting the famous bar into the new headquarters of KIDO, Thailand childcare center chains is the real twist of the architectural program. The design retained the main structure but simplify the visual of the building and cladding with the sustainable material, wood plastic composite.

Image Courtesy © Phuttipan Aswakool

  • Architects: ASWA (Architectural Studio of Work – Aholic)
  • Project: KIDO Headquarters
  • Location: Bangkok, Thailand
  • Photography: Phuttipan Aswakool
  • Area: 800 sq,m.
  • Project Year: 2015

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Rietwierde Community School in Groningen, Netherlands by Moke Architecten

Friday, June 7th, 2019

Article source: Moke Architecten

On the periphery of a nondescript residential area in Groningen, Gianni Cito designed a large building for two schools, two childcare centres and a playground. From the outset, the end users played an important role in this project, engaging in regular dialogue with the architect during workshops. One of the significant outcomes was the proposal to share out-of-school care facilities, play rooms, gym, kitchen, staff room, science classroom and the playground.

Image Courtesy © Moke Architecten

  • Architects: Moke Architecten (Gianni Cito)
  • Project: Rietwierde Community School
  • Location: Groningen, Netherlands
  • Client: OCSW Groningen
  • Team: A. van Dijk, R. Visser
  • Program: 2 primary schools, sports hall, daycare, school care
  • Floor Area: 4,000 sqm
  • Year: 2008 – 2012

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Bukhara City in Uzbekistan by Studio Vertebra

Thursday, May 16th, 2019

Article source: Studio Vertebra

Studio Vertebra has been entrusted with the Bukhara City project which is planned to be constructed in Uzbekistan’s city of Bukhara on a 535 thousand sqm area located between the historical city and the airport with half a billion dollars’ worth of investment. Studio Vertebra’s role in the project will include urban planning of the Bukhara City project and architecture and interior architecture designs of all the buildings included within the scope of the project as well as acting as the project management consultant, which will also involve selection of all investors and contractors.

Image Courtesy © Studio Vertebra

  • Architects: Studio Vertebra
  • Project: Bukhara City
  • Location: Bukhara, Uzbekistan
  • Design Team: Gencer Yalçin, Dilsad Aslaner, Efe K. Hizar, Mehmet Bektas, Cem Sahin, Didem Ozkizilcik
  • Architectural Project Team: Ceren Aktas, Onur Ocakci, Mina Yamanli, Omer Faruk Polat, Ibrahim Ozdemir
  • Project Manager: Gencer Yalcin
  • Employer: Bukhara State Judge
  • Main Contractor: Mustahkam Organization

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Local Station Flat in Nagasaki, Japan by FUKUSHIKEN, Hibinosekkei Inc,.

Wednesday, April 17th, 2019

Article source: FUKUSHIKEN, Hibinosekkei Inc,.

This is a support center for the disabled consisting of 4 different kinds of facilities, an office, and cafe space, whose concept is “The Station connecting the disabled and the local community”.

In Japan, most of facilities for the disabled are so closed with windows of opaque glass that people inside can’t be seen from outside. But it’s important that such a welfare facility is open to outside and the public for users to live close to the society with their mental health.

In front of the building, there is a café space, where anyone can come and drop in freely.

Image Courtesy © Toshinari Soga (studio BAUHAUS)

  • Architects: FUKUSHIKEN, Hibinosekkei Inc,.
  • Project: Local Station Flat
  • Location: Isahaya City, Nagasaki, Japan
  • Photography: Toshinari Soga (studio BAUHAUS)
  • Software used: ArchiCAD, Autocad
  • Construction/Scale: Steel Frame, 2 floors (Above the ground)
  • Site Area: 1,913㎡
  • Building Area: 908㎡
  • Total floor Area: 1,230㎡
  • Completion: April, 2018

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Wondrous Light Children’s House in Singapore by CHANG Architects

Tuesday, March 26th, 2019

Article source: CHANG Architects

This is a children’s place offering a living, breathing form of nurturing. It allows self-discovery of the individual; understanding and being conscientious of oneself through the exploration of the senses, through physical movement, and through interacting with others and the environment. It is about cultivating the will and feelings, more than information gathering and defining knowledge.

View of Wondrous Light Children’s House from the street, Image Courtesy © CHANG Architects

  • Architects: CHANG Architects
  • Project: Wondrous Light Children’s House
  • Location: Singapore
  • Software used: Autocad

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