Lo dissènh Learning Landscape Escòla Primària per People's Architecture Office es un laureat autfo estimfo del prestigfo 2026 A' Design Award d'Argent dins la Categoria de Competfo Arquitectura.
ArgentArquitectura· 2026
Learning Landscape Escòla Primària
per People's Architecture Office
Client : People's Architecture Office (PAO)
Laureat del A' Design Award d'Argent dins la Categoria Arquitectura
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A prepaus de Learning Landscape Escòla Primària
Learning Landscape es una escòla primària a Shenzhen, en China. L'escòla cobrís 20 535 mètres carrats e remplaça la disposicion rigida de salas de classa e de corredors per d'espacis interiors e exteriors connectats. Tres elements inspirats per la natura, nomenats la Montanha, la Val e la Plaja, organizan los nivèls en terrassas. Los escolans se desplaçan liurament entre las salas de classa, las zònas cobèrtas, los teulats verds e los espacis intersticials dobèrts. La plantacion sus tot lo site balha d'ombra e redusís la calor. Lo dessenh sosten las leiçons, lo trabalh en grop, lo jòc e l'estudi tranquil.
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A prepaus del A' Design Award d'Argent
Learning Landscape Escòla Primària a ganhat la distincion A' Design Award d'Argent, una reconeissença extraordinàriament prestigiosa acordada a de designs d'ort de gamma, esplendids e impressionants. Los ganhaires de l'Argent son d'òbras terriblament brilhantas e extrèmament creativas que illustran l'experiéncia, lo talent e la finessa excepcionals de lors designers. S'espèra que Learning Landscape Escòla Primària siá una òbra meravilhosa e de referéncia, notablament professionala e prigondament innovanta. Aqueste design ganhaire de la distincion A' Design Award d'Argent es una invencion fòrça notabla e admirada, que fa un ben e fa avançar las frontièras de l'art, de la sciéncia, del design e de la tecnologia. Learning Landscape Escòla Primària es una creacion immensament envejada que desrevelha de desirs, aduch de sentiments positius e fa néisser l'estonament e l'esmaiment.
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- Proprietats Unicas
- Wuzhou Elementary School is a 20,535 sqm three-dimensional Learning Landscape in Shenzhen, redefining primary education space with a student-centered, exploration-driven design that abandons rigid classroom-corridor layouts. Structured around three iconic natural landscape-inspired elements—the Mountain, Valley and Beach—it features gradient, interconnected indoor-outdoor spaces blurring interior-exterior boundaries, enabling diverse learning modes from formal classes to open play and cross-disciplinary collaboration. Integrated vegetation mitigates Shenzhen’s tropical climate and urban heat island effect, while terraced areas, green roofs and interstitial spaces foster visual/physical continuity. As an urban green extension linked to the northern public park, the school adapts to evolving educational needs, merging nature, play and learning to nurture creativity and hands-on ability, standing out as a model for innovative, eco-friendly urban primary education architecture.
- Dimensions e Embalatge
- Building Area: 20,535 square meters
Site Area: 7820 square meters
Height Limit: 24 m
Floor Area Ratio (FAR) : 2.11 - Etiquetas
- education, primary school, learning landscape
- Tecnologia de Produccion
- The project adopts a landscape urbanism design methodology, integrating architectural spatial planning with landscape engineering to construct a three-dimensional Learning Landscape. Stepped terrain construction technology is applied to the Mountain, Valley and Beach core nodes, realizing vertical circulation and multi-functional terracing for seating/performances. Green infrastructure integration techniques are employed for full-site vegetation deployment, combining tropical climate-adaptive plant species selection with green roof engineering to achieve passive cooling, pollution filtration and urban heat island mitigation. Interstitial space optimization and indoor-outdoor boundary blurring are realized via open building envelope design and flexible partition technology. Structural design for the North Courtyard Mountain adopts customized spatial frame systems to balance architectural form and structural stability, with cross-disciplinary collaboration across landscape, interior, lighting and structural engineering teams ensuring design integrity and constructability.
- Desaffo de Dissènh
- The core challenge was reconciling three critical demands: redefining rigid traditional educational spatial logic to fit student-centered exploratory learning, integrating natural landscape design with architectural functionality in Shenzhen’s dense urban core, and balancing creative spatial form with structural feasibility and tropical climate adaptability. Externally, we faced constraints of urban land use regulations, the need to mitigate the urban heat island effect from surrounding commercial development, and technical limits to realizing large-scale indoor-outdoor boundary blurring. Internally, the challenge lay in breaking the historical classroom-centric educational paradigm and aligning the innovative Learning Landscape concept with educators’ practical teaching needs. We overcame these by cross-disciplinary collaborative design, custom structural engineering for core landscape nodes, scientific selection of tropical adaptive vegetation, and iterative participatory discussions with educators to optimize spatial flexibility and functional practicality.
- Recèrca
- Against Shenzhen’s innovation-driven urban shift and the demand for student-centered education, this applied design research explores integrating innovative educational concepts with urban campus architecture. It combines qualitative analysis of global educational space cases, quantitative research on local primary school learning needs, and participatory discussions with educators, students and experts, using field surveys, interviews and spatial simulation tools for data collection. The research developed the three-dimensional Learning Landscape framework with Mountain, Valley and Beach as core elements, creating a flexible campus space that blends indoor and outdoor areas and integrates nature. It verifies that nature-embedded educational spaces boost students’ curiosity and collaboration, providing a replicable model for urban primary education architecture, and promotes the integration of campus and urban green infrastructure to mitigate the urban heat island effect and advance sustainable urban development.
- Inspiracion
- Inspired by Shenzhen’s shift to an innovation-driven economy, we sought to reimagine elementary education spaces by breaking the rigid classroom-centric paradigm of traditional schools. Drawing on the organic diversity of natural landscapes, we created a three-dimensional Learning Landscape to prioritize student-centered creativity, play and hands-on exploration, aligning educational space with the needs of a new era.
- Durada del Projècte
- Location: Shenzhen, China
Time: 2020–2025 - Flux Operacional
- Wuzhou Elementary School operates as a flexible, student-led learning ecosystem with fluid spatial flow that eliminates fixed classroom-corridor boundaries. Students move freely between indoor classrooms and outdoor covered areas, Mountain/Valley/Beach zones, and open interstitial spaces, switching seamlessly between formal learning, group collaboration, hands-on play and nature exploration. The terraced landscapes and undulating terrain act as natural gathering spots for informal exchanges, while the connected green roofs, library and sports facilities create a continuous vertical learning path. This open interaction model adapts to diverse learning needs—supporting individual study, cross-class projects and school-wide events alike. By blending learning with daily movement and play, the space fosters spontaneous curiosity and collaboration, making education a natural, immersive experience rather than a confined activity.
- Membres de l'Equipa
- Principals: He Zhe, James Shen, Zang Feng
Project Team: Li Zhenghua, Kim Dahyun, Xu Jialing, Yang Qian, Wang Dawei, Wang He, Li Qiuwan, Zhang Yichen, Li Zhenghua, Wang Chengchen, Yuan Yingying, Luo Qinming, Jiang Ying, Hu Zhi'an, Lin Mingkai, Wang Guyixin，Guo Mingran，Xu Huihang - Crèdits d'Imatges
- Main image-North courtyard night ©Zhu Yumeng
#1-Looking towards the natural park from south to north ©Zhu Yumeng
#2-Entrance mount ©Zhu Yumeng
#3-Southwest corner street scene @Zhu Yumeng
#4-Library ©Zhu Yumeng
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