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Wandering in the Woods 幼稚園室內設計 by L and M Design Lab
Wandering in the Woods 幼稚園室內設計 by L and M Design Lab
Wandering in the Woods 幼稚園室內設計 by L and M Design Lab
Wandering in the Woods 幼稚園室內設計 by L and M Design Lab
Wandering in the Woods 幼稚園室內設計 by L and M Design Lab

白金 室內 · 2021

Wandering in the Woods 幼稚園室內設計

by L and M Design Lab

  • A' Design Award 白金獎 2021 in 室內
  • CLIENT: L and M Design Lab
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 481,503
  • Verification code 1E152947C8 · Verify this award
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About Wandering in the Woods 幼稚園室內設計

「林中漫遊」係一間為兩歲至六歲兒童而設計嘅幼稚園室內空間。原有建築物空間有限,並且十分依賴人造光源。基於結構穩定性同成本考慮,設計保留咗整個原有結構,並加入一個垂直貫穿三層樓嘅中庭,令所有課室都可以由兩側獲得自然光。柱變成樹,樑變成橋。連綿嘅樓梯同滑梯圍繞住柱身盤旋而上,將各個空間連接起嚟。樹屋就為閱讀同手工活動提供咗寧靜嘅角落。

About the A' Design Award 白金獎

Wandering in the Woods 幼稚園室內設計是 A' Design Award 白金獎得主,這是授予真正卓越、優雅和宏偉設計的極具聲望的認可。白金獎得主是創造的奇蹟,是智力創造力極限的見證,展現出其設計師無與倫比的專業精神和天才。這些設計被期待成為定義一個時代的美學、造福社會、並拓展藝術、科學、設計和技術界限的最負盛名的作品。Wandering in the Woods 幼稚園室內設計展現出超凡脫俗的卓越水準,以其有益而寶貴的特質毫無疑問地讓世界變得更美好。Wandering in the Woods 幼稚園室內設計是一件贏得 A' Design Award 白金獎的作品,它喚起慾望,啟發人心,令人愉悅,並迸發出巨大的喜悅。

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Unique Properties
The design creates an atrium based on original structure and bring an experience of wandering in the woods. Columns and beams immediately become trees and bridges. Continuous stairs and slides spiral up around the "trees", connecting and activating spaces. "Tree houses" provide private spaces for children to read and do handwork.
Dimensions & Packaging
Width 50000 mm x Depth 24000 mm x Height 15000 mm
Tags
kindergarten, atrium, woodland, columns and beams, tree house
Production Technology
A series of structure studies optimized the construction logic of the atrium. Columns and beams are transformed into trees and bridges. Continuous stairs and slides spiral up around the "trees", connecting and activating spaces. "Tree houses" provide private spaces for children to read and do handwork.
Design Challenge
It is extremely difficult for individuals or institutions to launch a kindergarten in China since the land policy. The owner and his wife are outstanding preschool educators. They hope to establish a real world-leading kindergarten in China. However, this building with poor sunlight is the only possible site for them. It had limited space and heavily relied on artificial lights, which was against the common expectations of kindergartens.
Research
Sunlight, soil and grass are all essential spatial elements to children's growth. Out of considerations of structural stability and costs, the design has kept the entire structure and created an atrium running vertically through three stories. Such design guarantees that all classrooms receive natural light from both sides. Through design, a poor building has become a lively kindergarten. It's exciting that this kindergarten is now the best one in south China.
Inspiration
The original structure resembled a liner with limited space and poor sunlight. Out of considerations of structural stability and costs, the design keeps the entire structure and create an atrium running vertically through three stories. The design guarantees that all classrooms receive natural light from both sides. Columns become trees and beams become bridges to form abundant spatial effects. Taking advantage of the original structure, the atrium transforms the "liner" into a "woodland."
Project Duration
Design: 2018.12 Construction: 2019.01-2019.07
Operation Flow
The kindergarten thoughtfully considers the needs of children at 2-6. The facilities are benchmarked against the needs of children at 2-6, and distinguish between those for children at 1.5-3 and those for children at 3-6. Classrooms adopt soft colors and materials, creating a home-like space where child can fully express their potentiality.
Image Credits
Image #1: Photographer Hu Yijie, The artium, 2019. Image #2: Photographer Hu Yijie, Children playing under the slide, 2019. Image #3: Photographer Hu Yijie, Atrium, Stairs and Slides, 2019. Image #4: Photographer Hu Yijie, Cozy Classrooms with Light from Both Sides, 2019. Image #5: Photographer Hu Yijie, Transparent Glass Doors Avoid Damage to Children, 2019.

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