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The renovation project for an aging kindergarten in Moji integrates nature into the design, blurring indoor-outdoor boundaries to foster children’s connections with the environment and promote self-directed early childhood education, completed as a collaboration by HIBINOSEKKEI, Youji no Shiro, and KIDS DESIGN LABO.

Ivy Tech’s renovated welding program at East Chicago focuses on creating a modern and innovative environment to attract and engage students, with improved facilities supporting various welding techniques, by GMB.

SAKO Architects created a vibrant, multi-level early education activity center in a stadium foyer using colorful poles, a spiral ramp, and themed rooms to immerse children in a fairy tale-like atmosphere.

A preschool center designed by Edit Abu Interior Design and Sternfeld Architect focuses on creating a playful, calm, and secure environment inspired by marshmallows, encouraging children’s exploration and imagination.

UCR’s School of Medicine addressed the scarcity of primary-care physicians in Southern California’s Inland Empire, lauded for its innovative, sustainable design and student-centric spaces, by CO Architects.

Hinz Architekten designed a barrier-free, flexible, and open concept kindergarten building integrated with nature, accommodating 170 children in Berlin, emphasizing sustainability and user-specific features.

Pfeiffer University’s Center for Health Sciences by Little Diversified Architectural Consulting blends modern functionality with heritage, featuring modular design for community integration, sustainability, and adaptability.

Pfluger Architects collaborated with Pflugerville ISD to design Hidden Lake Elementary School, focusing on creating a safe, dynamic, and cost-effective environment that promotes learning, accessibility, and community engagement.

The École secondaire du Bosquet project by ABCP, Menkès Shooner Dagenais LeTourneux, and Bilodeau Baril Leeming Architectes in Drummondville, Canada, integrates nature into its design, creating a school that harmonizes with the surrounding woodland environment to inspire students.

DLR Group designed Del Mar Heights School with a collaborative process, engaging the community for a forward-thinking facility that capitalizes on ocean views, coastal environment, and individualized learning spaces.

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