17JUL 2014
© Julien Attard The nursery is located on a very tight and narrow site, almost hidden by several very different looking buildings The extension of the nursery is an opportunity to give new coherence to the group of buildings.
© Julien Attard It is set against an existing building at the end of the courtyard, and is given a distinct visual identity as a clear, readable volume.
© Julien Attard A light exterior perforated shell protects the glass building which houses the nursery spaces and play terraces on the first level.
© Julien AttardThis exterior shell enables light to penetrate into the building; it undulates slightly to indicate the entrances.
© Julien Attard Views from the inside are thus created, so that the children can look out from the roof terrace which has become an open playground.
© Julien AttardThe nursery is built on three levels, the children occupying the ground -floor and first floor.
© h2o architectes Technical and private spaces are relegated to the basement.
© h2o architectes This level is lit by an English courtyard offering views on linear plantations at the base of the façades.
© h2o architectes A trellis encourages climbing plants to develop high into an envelope of light canvas.
© h2o architectes The latter acts as a visual protection from the windows of the nursery.
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© h2o architectes
© Julien Attard
© Julien Attard
© Julien Attard
© Julien Attard
© Julien Attard
© Julien Attard
© h2o architectes
© h2o architectes
© h2o architectes
© h2o architectes
© h2o architectes
© h2o architectes
Epée de Bois - Nursery / h2o architectes
Posted in Architecture - Educational by * FORMAKERS
This project consists in the extension and rehabilitation of a nursery for 24 children.























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