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Innovative School Design Concepts

The document outlines several school design projects from both foreign and local contexts. Some key projects discussed include: - The interior redesign of Peking University Affiliated High School in China to create more collaborative and flexible learning spaces. - Osaka Gakuin University Senior High School in Japan, designed like a "ship" to foster community among students. - Discovery High School in the Philippines, which utilizes sustainable design principles like daylighting, natural ventilation and renewable energy. - Storm-resistant Guiuan National High School in the Philippines, built with bamboo and concrete to withstand natural disasters. - Ateneo de Davao Senior High School in the Philippines, focusing on eco-friendly

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Innovative School Design Concepts

The document outlines several school design projects from both foreign and local contexts. Some key projects discussed include: - The interior redesign of Peking University Affiliated High School in China to create more collaborative and flexible learning spaces. - Osaka Gakuin University Senior High School in Japan, designed like a "ship" to foster community among students. - Discovery High School in the Philippines, which utilizes sustainable design principles like daylighting, natural ventilation and renewable energy. - Storm-resistant Guiuan National High School in the Philippines, built with bamboo and concrete to withstand natural disasters. - Ateneo de Davao Senior High School in the Philippines, focusing on eco-friendly

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CHAPTER 2 OUTLINE

FOREIGN

TONGJI UNIVERSITY EXPERIMENTAL (consider)


- Project consists of teaching buildings, and admin building, a canteen, a gym and elevated passages
-Space are connected in series through courtyards of different scales and different kinds of enclosures according
to functional demands
- Concept of “slope” to “steps” with grassy “tread” and concrete “riser” = Landscape is used as infrastructure
- Setback of architectural volumes, flowing of artificial topography, as well as undulating heights, such Nature-
inspire twists unfold an urban panorama dotted with children playing at playground, stepped turf, terraces and
south-facing corridors after class
-Multiple spacial sequences and themed courtyards
-The program of school accommodates a wide spectrum of dynamics, thus the focus of design is to explore
variations and possibilities in spacial relations
-design considered the psychosomatics of teachers and students to help decide the scequences of openness and
encclosure, suppression and release
-To achieve a sense of depth and cheerfulness
-Establishing multiple sequences of spaces helps to encourage children to explore in different surroundings
-Double circulation leves = important space for after-class activities
-courtyard = bringing sky light in
-Air vents of those special classrooms are covered with children’s stools
-outdoor paths are paved with traditional grey bricks, and different geometric motifs = different characteristics of
spaces
-Teaching Building = long and bended shape
-the ultramarine glazed mosaics present a rich and delicate visual effect in the sunlight
-staircases = enclosure of concrete brick lattice walls
-south wall of the classroom is 600mm in width = integration of seating (height of 300mm and 600mm)
-AC are hidden behind the aluminum grid
-to balance the composition and supplement indoor day lighting = glass bricks are used on its symmetrical side
-Music classroom and moral education gallery = higher than normal and skylight on the roof
-canteen = connected with admin and teaching; suspended ceiling to make use of interior net height

BANGKOK INTERNATIONAL PREPARATORY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL (consider)(included)


-the whole campus consist of 3 main building, each ahs its own unique function
-first building= admin building = wide opening which creates warm welcoming space for all
+full equipped sports complex = olympic size swimming pool, 2 full size basketball courts, gymnastic hall, fitness,
dance studio, etc.
-creative art center = recording studio, electronic lab, wood workshops, auditorium
-third building = 6-storey educational building = each floor has its own unique common area = more living space to
learn and play
-library at the ground floor = high ceiling design = cosier and relax
-every building = directly connected to the football field

PEKING UNIVERSITY (considered)(included)


-its spatial design becomes an educational instrument, foreseeing the latent needs of the future school based on
the schools’ spirit of interaction, inspiration and individualization
-to a vision that will require--more than knowledge, skills that champion diversity, collaboration, innovation and
accountability
-collectivism = communal system of the “danwei” = you are not a complete person without your family, compiled
with the social and economic implication
-Systemising classrooms, developing the programme, as well as removing walls, adding windows and
reconfiguring space were all view of two key ddrivers: communication and blurring of subject boundaries
-classrooms are reconceived to focus on the student not the teacher, to work across multiple subjects and
activities
-moving through the school it continues to engage with views across learning spaces
-inserting new paths and enhancing journeys

OSLO CANCER CLUSTER INNOVATION PARK [related article]


-business incubator where science, creativity meet each other

DISCOVERY HIGHSCHOOL (consider)(included)


-cost-effective and energy-efficient system with an orientation along an east-west axis to reduce sun exposure
and minimize heat gain within the building
-manage natural daylight
-project-based learning = redefining the way we design learning spaces

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HOUSE OF KNOWLEDGE EDUCATION CENTER


-great emphasis has been placed on creating a flexible and attractive educational environment, equipped for
future change and development needs
-the facade highlights a design tradition and creates a sense of craftsmanship in the town

OSAKA GAKUIN UNIVERSITY SHS (included)


- designed to look like a “ship” for the students who will spend their sensitive years exploring the future together

DESA MAHKOTA SCHOOL (consider)(included)


-the school has a built-up area of 1.3 Ha with multipurpose hall, classrooms, science and IT laboratories, library
canteen and admin room
-each courtyard is further distinguished by the different colours assigned to the building facades
-courtyard effects
-seeks to improve the standard typology: one sided corridors = windward and leeward side

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FAROE ISLANDS EDUCATION CENTER (chap 6)


-to establish synergy
-three schools under one roof create the synergetic effect of a vertical campus where at the school’s heart an
open rotunda space creates a natural gathering point across floor levels and academic interests
-cantilever classrooms

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Tianyou Experimental Primary School (consider)

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LOCAL

MAT TER - Storm-Resilient School (consider)(included)

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TRACE COLLEGE (Be back again)

iAcademy (consider)(included)

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Ateneo de Davaor SHS Campus (consider)(included)

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The interior and architectural alteration done by Crossboundaries in Peking University Affiliated High School

highlight the function of spatial design as educational instrument to foresee the future needs of the school.

Systemizing classrooms, developing the programme, as well as removing walls, adding windows and

reconfiguration of space were all view as two key drivers to communicate and blur the boundaries. A learner-

centered environment is one of the proposed project’s goal that can be seen on the various learning spaces on

this foreign project.

Osaka Gakuin University Senior High School

-seismic reconstruction

-collaborate with high school and university

-resemblance of ship

-dynamic balcony for solar radiation - facade - light and shadow

-aluminum exterior material - facade

-FLS = flexible learning studio

Bangkok International Preparatory & Secondary School

-3 main building with specific purpose

- facilities and amenities:

- connection to the landscape = circulation

Desa Mahkota School

-linear building volumes in serrated pattern = courtyard with various personalities and scale

-various colors as wayfinding

- two hallways: leeward and windward = natural ventilation and lighting

-tropical design

-use of structural concrete = thermal comfort

-rich experience = continuous public outdoor = socialize


Discovery High School

-Project based learning = real world benefits

-sustainable design: daylighting, natural cooling and building systems = increase the well being of students and

teachers

-variety of spaces, mix of volumes, movable walls and adaptive technologies

-building form = outdoor learning space and view from the surrounding

-100% daylighting

- walls is permeable

-mentorship and internships

-technological hub and incubator

-spatial planning

Storm-resistant guiuan national high school

-disaster resilient architecture

-nass shelter during natural disaster

-internal modular parts

-indigenous bamboo + concrete pilotis

-strutural grid = fluid shape roof = aerodynamic

iAcademy Nexus

-limited space but ample potential

-facade = pre cast and glass = quick and economical construction process = reduced operational cost

-reduce waste in construction materials = less labor = lower carbon footprint

-high-tec facilities and equipment

-break out room / quiet room

-specific room for specific purpose


Ateneo de Davao Senior High School

-first eco school

-dormitory

-classrooms utilizing natural light and prevailing winds

-vertical garden = cooling systems

-installation of solar panels

-botanical garden encircling the campus auditorium and chapel

-rainwater catchment system = reduce flooding = reuse rainwater

-modern, sustainable and transformative learning environment

Why Student’s start up business succceed? An exploration study on student’s start up business by w. radianto & e.

santoso

-indonesia’s entrepreneurship education is expnding

-an answer to high rate of unemployment, difficulties of finding employment and the rise of new young

entrepreneurs

-key factors for successful student’s start up = interaction and entreprenuerial spirit

-interaction between students, facilitator and outside parties

-passion, willingness, persistence and risk-taking

University business incubators as a tool for accelerating entrepreneurship: theoretical perspective by N. Hassan

-relationship of university and incubators = to gain profit

-it fosters community that supports start-up with their innovative idea, unique talent and skill

-ubi = economic development

-research findings to business and development


Hedonistic Sustainability Concept in the WOrks of Bjarke Ingels

Common questions

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Modern educational buildings within Peking University accommodate future educational needs by utilizing spatial design to enhance interaction, inspiration, and individualization . Classrooms are systemized and reconfigured by removing walls, adding windows, and creating new paths, all aimed at blurring subject boundaries and fostering a learner-centered environment . This spatial innovation supports a vision requiring skills like collaboration and accountability, contrasting traditional methods .

Desa Mahkota School's architectural layout incorporates courtyards in a linear building volume arranged in a serrated pattern, which enhances student interaction and the learning environment . These spaces are diverse, with different colors assigned to building facades, serving as wayfinding elements and creating variable environments suitable for different activities. The courtyards act as social spaces that promote interaction and provide natural ventilation, leveraging the tropical climate's benefits and offering comfortable learning settings . Moreover, the differentiation in courtyard personalities encourages varied experiences, supporting social learning and discovery .

The Faroe Islands Education Center models the concept of a 'vertical campus' by integrating three schools under one roof, fostering a synergetic effect . At the heart of the campus is an open rotunda space, which acts as a natural gathering area that spans across floor levels and academic subjects, encouraging interaction and synergy among the schools . This design allows for collaboration and resource sharing, enhancing the educational experience through communal learning spaces .

The 'danwei' communal system concept significantly impacts the design of Peking University and its educational practices by emphasizing collectivism and community within academic settings . This system portrays individuals as part of larger family and community units, aligning with the school's focus on interaction and collaboration. The design features, such as open learning spaces and flexible classroom configurations, support communal learning and collective experiences. These elements not only enhance social and educational interactions but also underpin the institution's dedication to social responsibility and holistic student development .

Hedonistic sustainability, as exemplified in Bjarke Ingels' works, contributes to innovative educational architecture by combining sustainability with enjoyment and functionality . This approach ensures that sustainable features are not just environmentally beneficial but also enhance user experience. For example, integrating green spaces and natural light in schools create pleasant learning environments that can increase productivity and well-being. This principle fosters creativity and innovation in architectural design, turning sustainability into a proactive part of the educational experience that benefits both the environment and users simultaneously .

The business incubator model within educational institutions, such as university incubators, offers several perceived benefits. It fosters entrepreneurship by connecting students with resources, mentorship, and networks needed to develop their innovative ideas into viable businesses . Incubators provide a collaborative community that encourages student interaction with facilitators and external partners, nurturing entrepreneurial spirit and practical business experience. Additionally, these platforms support economic development by translating research findings into commercial applications, facilitating a supportive environment for start-ups to flourish .

The architectural design of Tongji University's campus uses a concept that integrates functionality with nature-inspired elements to support educational activities. This is achieved through a landscape that acts as infrastructure, using slopes, steps with grassy tread, and concrete risers, which blend the built environment with natural settings . The design incorporates setbacks of architectural volumes and a flowing artificial topography, creating an urban panorama. These elements establish multiple spatial sequences and themed courtyards that encourage exploration and engagement among students. Additionally, the design considers the psychosomatic needs of teachers and students by establishing open and enclosed spaces, embodying a balance between aesthetics and utility .

The collaboration between high school and university programs at Osaka Gakuin University SHS influences its educational environment by fostering an integrated learning experience that prepares students for higher education . The architectural design, which resembles a ship, symbolizes the journey students take through their educational and developmental years. Dynamic balconies providing solar radiation control and flexible learning studios contribute to a versatile learning space that benefits from both institutions' resources and expertise. This synergy enhances innovative learning practices and academic continuity, equipping students with the skills needed for future academic success .

Ateneo de Davao Senior High School employs various architectural strategies to be recognized as an eco-friendly school. The design incorporates natural lighting and ventilation, utilizing prevailing winds to reduce reliance on artificial air conditioning . Vertical gardens and the installation of solar panels further enhance its sustainable characteristics, offering natural cooling systems and renewable energy sources. Additionally, a rainwater catchment system reduces flooding and conserves water by reusing rainwater . These strategies contribute to a modern, sustainable, and transformative learning environment, reflecting its commitment to environmental responsibility .

Sustainable design features at Discovery High School play a significant role in enhancing student well-being and fostering environmental consciousness. The school uses an east-west orientation to reduce sun exposure, thus minimizing heat gain and improving natural daylighting . This setup promotes energy efficiency and proper temperature control, positively impacting the well-being of students and teachers. Additionally, project-based learning spaces encourage real-world problem solving, deepening students' understanding of sustainability. These design choices make Discovery High School a model for sustainable educational environments, enhancing the overall learning experience while educating students on the importance of environmental stewardship .

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