A spiral-shaped kindergarten with an emphasis on agriculture

A kindergarten with an emphasis on agriculture, built in Vietnam Vo Trong Nghia Architects extends over 3800 square meters of area and on a symbolic level it returns power to the people. Vietnam is traditionally a very agricultural country, which has lost contact with nature due to the process of industrialization. The design of the kindergarten tries to bring users closer to the earth and its power by connecting learning and food production. The building is designed as an infinite curve, which forms a green roof on which kindergartens are arranged. Children can thus learn the basics of food production while playing, and at the same time spend a large part of their time outdoors. The design of the building with a green roof, green facades, optimal sunlight, the use of solar energy and recycled water proves that public buildings can also be designed sustainably and environmentally friendly.

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The green roof serves as a garden.

Carousel on the roof.

The roof curves intertwine.

Trees provide a feeling of being in nature.

The perfect space for undisturbed play.

The facades of the building are also green.

View from the roof into the atrium.

The building is particularly interesting from a bird's eye view.

The building is particularly interesting from a bird's eye view.