Project Information

TUE DUC KINDERGARTEN – DICTRICT 7

Architects: Vschool

Area: 10.000 m2

Year: 2022

Photographs: Hoang Nhi

Structural Engineer: Nguyen Vu La

Interior Designer: Dang Minh Nhut

Text description provided by the architects. Daovanmuoinho, design director of Vschool, said: “The design language – organic shapes, simple architectural lines, basic colors and different window facades coded by age. All of which has a friendly feel without being childish at all. This vision is realized through a design language based on nature and its structural shapes, inspiring a joyful exploration of the world.” An educational project for future generations. The future challenges us to question the way we teach and learn. Instead of a sterile box with a teacher in front and children in rows listening, we have created a learning environment that encourages exploration, curiosity, interaction with nature and activity-based learning to promote the all-round development of children. The building is contextualized to the scale of the surrounding urban landscape. Curved shapes allow the largest views of adjacent green parks, connecting indoor spaces with different focused courtyards, arousing curiosity to explore.

Strong window frame colors against a white background provide for an appealing environment for children. They offer views of the pool and city in the distance, and provide light and ventilation throughout. The architecture forms a courtyard with a pool area in the middle, with the breeze from the lake adding to the natural experience. Organic shapes and gardens on every level connect space with nature at every point. Physical development is also fostered through indoor and outdoor playgrounds, sports centers and swimming pools that promote a healthy lifestyle. There are also art lessons, a music area, a library, and a kitchen to foster creativity. Daovanmuoinho added: “The experience of modern design at an early age leaves an unforgettable impact, creating spatial awareness while nurturing the foundation of creativity.”