Why aren’t educational spaces as agile as workspaces? A London school embraces flexibility

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Architect
Client
Sustainability
Structural Engineer
Landscape Architect
Planning Consultant
Fire Engineer
DFC and FSD
Acoustic Consultant
Floor Area
2,413 sq-m
Penoyre & Prasad created an agile space to enable diverse and dynamic learning methods, which are essential to the philosophy of East London-based school, School 360.
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