The design of this Czech Montessori kindergarten encourages independence. Here's why

The kindergarten is broken up vertically by multiple mezzanines, interconnected using stairs with light timber balustrades that add a warm quality to the space. - BoysPlayNice

Climbing up and down stairs, and moving between the interior classroom and external playground, are transformed into adventures that keep pupils in control. - BoysPlayNice

While many of the material choices give an industrial feel, the vivid use of yellow in the doors, window frames and floors balance that out. - BoysPlayNice

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Location

Zámecká 223/10, Vrkoslavice, 466 06 Jablonec nad Nisou, Czechia

Architects

Mjölk Architekti, Projektový atelier David

Client

Statutory City of Jablonec nad Nisou

Constructor Contractor

Termil

Interior Contractor

CNC studio

Floor Area

212 sq-m

A kindergarten in Jablonec nad Nisou, Czech Republic, designed by Mjölk Architekti together with Projektov&

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