Vocational school design

Image 21 of 30 from gallery of Gebze Industrial Vocational High School / Norm Mimarlik. Photograph by Altkat Architectural Photography

C.F. Møller Architects designed and recently completed the Herningsholm Vocational School, a Danish school that focuses on the creation of optimal learning and study environments.

Uygur Architects increased the functionality in the design of Dr. Oktay Duran Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School in Istanbul, Turkey. Dr. Oktal Duran Vocational […]

Image 31 of 36 from gallery of The Vietnam Institute for Advanced Study in Mathematics / 1+1>2 Architects. Plan - 3rd Floor

The old building of the Mariñamasa School Home – a student residence in Ourense, built in 1970 by the architects Emma...

The Längenfeldgasse Primary and Vocational School designed by PPAG architects is a good example of redensification. The need for a greater number of educational facilities in urban areas can become a catalyst for unusual solutions. Since central locations for school buildings are in high demand, communally owned plots are being redensified in already densely developed areas. The new building contains a novel combination of a 17-class Primary school (for children aged 6 to 10) and a…

Image 23 of 34 from gallery of Herningsholm Vocational School / C.F. Møller. Photograph by C.F. Møller

Image 16 of 54 from gallery of Längenfeldgasse Primary and Vocational School / PPAG architects. Photograph by Hertha Hurnaus

Jointly situated in a campus setting, the two separate schools Het Rijks and Jorismavo have been transformed into an open, green and inviting environment. The design features a sports hall that can be shared by the schools and also be used by the wider neighbourhood. The historical secondary school was built in 1955 by C.Pouderoyen and has previously been extended multiple times in its history. The three buildings, though built at different periods in history, resonate with each other…

Designing “World Views”: School and the City The open framework of the design invites multi-authored narratives in the creation of an interactive and immersive campus. […]