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Architecture institutionnelle

Cocoon : extension maternelle de Bloomingdale International School
andblack design studio

Profile of the glass facade responds to the undulating roof to create unique visual frames, offering striking views of the surrounding landscape

Crédit photo :
Vinay Panjwani

Cocoon : extension maternelle de Bloomingdale International School
andblack design studio

Unique spatial experience is enhanced by full-height glass panels in place of walls and skylights in the roof. The design eliminates visual thresholds, with Miyawaki Plantations as an extension of the built space

Crédit photo :
Vinay Panjwani

Cocoon : extension maternelle de Bloomingdale International School
andblack design studio

Skylights intrigue users as light travels within the classroom throughout the day; punctuating the seamless curvature and creating an anchor point in each classroom.

Crédit photo :
Vinay Panjwani

Cocoon : extension maternelle de Bloomingdale International School
andblack design studio

Rather than opting for typical extensive use of colour in designing for preschoolers, the design emphasise form in a way that communicates playfulness through the building's architecture; creating a visually free-flowing and spatially connected space promoting free interaction and movement for children.

Crédit photo :
Vinay Panjwani

Cocoon : extension maternelle de Bloomingdale International School
andblack design studio

The skylights are designed to allow natural light to illuminate the classrooms, reducing need of artificial lighting during the day.

Crédit photo :
Vinay Panjwani

Cocoon : extension maternelle de Bloomingdale International School
andblack design studio

The architecture of this school is unique in its structural expression, innovation in design and the resoluteness in its unconventional approach.

Crédit photo :
Vinay Panjwani

Cocoon : extension maternelle de Bloomingdale International School
andblack design studio

The school embodies non-conformity and playfulness, stimulating curiosity naturally through its architecture. Dips and highs in waves of the roof touch the ground; facilitating child’s interaction with the architecture of their daily environment.

Crédit photo :
Vinay Panjwani

Cocoon : extension maternelle de Bloomingdale International School
andblack design studio

The form creates a unique self shadow pattern that slides across the exterior surface throughout the day. Playful sinusoidal edge of the exterior turf flows along the form, with a smooth stone finish along the periphery.

Crédit photo :
Vinay Panjwani

Cocoon : extension maternelle de Bloomingdale International School
andblack design studio

Crédit photo :
Vinay Panjwani

Cocoon : extension maternelle de Bloomingdale International School
andblack design studio

Crédit photo :
Vinay Panjwani

Cocoon : extension maternelle de Bloomingdale International School
andblack design studio

Structural complexities in achieving the smooth external skin were resolved with a ferrocement shell integrated above the unique metal structure. The visual effect of this austere material palette ensures visual cohesion.

Crédit photo :
Vinay Panjwani

Cocoon : extension maternelle de Bloomingdale International School
andblack design studio

The architecture imbibes a lasting impression on the children and invokes a sense of pride for their unique learning environment

Crédit photo :
Vinay Panjwani

Cocoon : extension maternelle de Bloomingdale International School
andblack design studio

Full-length glass walls softly illuminates the spaces, seamlessly blending interiors with nature

Crédit photo :
Vinay Panjwani

Cocoon : extension maternelle de Bloomingdale International School
andblack design studio

Crédit photo :
Vinay Panjwani

Cocoon : extension maternelle de Bloomingdale International School
andblack design studio

Miyawaki model is adopted for plantation as a viable alternative to typical bushes. Multiple plant saplings are grown along the site boundary to create a self-sustaining ecosystem.

Crédit photo :
Vinay Panjwani

Une intemporalité durable
Agrob Buchtal

L'entrée principale du nouveau Tinnerbäcksbadet offre un accès direct aux espaces de remise en forme, bain de vapeur, sauna et piscine de relaxation au niveau du parterre.

Crédit photo :
agrob-buchtal.de / Foto: ©Rasmus Hjortshoj

Une intemporalité durable
Agrob Buchtal

Le Tinnerbäcksbadet, réalisé par le bureau d'architecture 3XN à environ 200 kilomètres au sud-ouest de Stockholm, se présente comme une composition spatiale aux couleurs chaudes et terreuses. 18 000 m² de carreaux de céramique d'Agrob Buchtal y jouent un rôle essentiel.

Crédit photo :
agrob-buchtal.de / Foto: ©Rasmus Hjortshoj

Une intemporalité durable
Agrob Buchtal

Outre les panneaux acoustiques de plafond en laine de bois liée au ciment et les revêtements muraux en lamelles de bois filigranes, le sol à la structure vivante attire l'attention : des carreaux de grès cérame beige au format 600 x 600 mm de la série Savona d'Agrob Buchtal.

Crédit photo :
agrob-buchtal.de / Foto: ©Rasmus Hjortshoj

Une intemporalité durable
Agrob Buchtal

La série de carreaux Plural d'Agrob Buchtal permet de découvrir la plage en pente douce de la piscine à vagues comme un paysage aquatique cohérent.

Crédit photo :
agrob-buchtal.de / Foto: ©Rasmus Hjortshoj

Une intemporalité durable
Agrob Buchtal

Des formes dynamiques, modelées à partir de carreaux de mosaïque en gris sable clair, se retrouvent dans la zone du spa - où elles sont combinées avec la série de carreaux Savona.

Crédit photo :
agrob-buchtal.de / Foto: ©Rasmus Hjortshoj