Desaturation means ‘Go!’ in this Taiwanese kindergarten
The owners of a Montessori kindergarten in Taipei had one goal in mind: to create a space where children could develop independently. JJstudio, the design firm they hired to bring this concept to life, had another: to overturn any preconception of
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