In the industrial era, schools developed as highly controlled environments to instil the discipline to thrive in a machine age. Now, to prepare pupils for success in a knowledge economy, the evolving typology is more fluidly conceived to provide flexibility, connectivity, and spaces for social and educational encounters
This school in Norway was designed to be flexible and workshop-like in its nature, as well as energy efficient and sustainable
The design of this Danish school is characterised by spatial flexibility and a large communual space for playing and learning. It was commissioned as a landmark for its neighbourhood
An interplay between inside, outside and varying elevations creates a malleable school by Hertzberger
A stacked school programme drives Kerez’s school design, pushing it into a more engaging surrounding
