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Project Overview Sehw Architektur’s latest project exemplifies its commitment to innovative design, sustainability, and social value. This new timber building, part of an existing ensemble, highlights these principles through its thoughtful architecture and environmental consciousness. Renovation and Integration The project involved renovating two aging buildings from the 1950s and integrating them with new structures to […]

Overview of the Project Sehw Architektur has designed an extension for the Cologne-Lindweiler primary school, an open all-day school. Constructed in just nine months using modular timber construction, this new building accommodates nine additional classes. The compact, two-story structure features a light-colored facing brick façade and elongated wood-aluminum window elements, harmonizing with the existing school […]

Introduction The Larapi Child and Family Learning Centre, designed by JAWS Architects, offers a warm and inviting environment for local families. Named after the palawa kani term for the Flowerdale River, the center establishes a deep connection with its geographical setting in the Waratah/Wynyard municipality. This facility provides a space where parents and children can […]

Introduction The KLE Sanskruti Pre-primary School in Nipani, designed by Shreyas Patil Architects, features a playful and engaging design that fosters a nurturing learning environment. Inspired by the simplicity and innocence of a toy house, the school’s architecture uses basic geometric shapes to create a welcoming and stimulating space for young learners. Design and Structure […]

Introduction The Karl Schubert School in Leipzig’s Lößnig district has expanded with two new supplementary buildings: a multi-purpose hall and a classroom building. Designed by Kersten Kopp Architekten, these additions create a distinctive and cohesive school environment that enhances the campus’s identity and functionality. Urban Design and Integration Located amidst small-scale structures on the grounds […]

A Symbol of 1960s Argentine Architecture Nestled in the city of Mendoza, the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Mendoza stands as a symbol of architectural excellence in Argentina during the 1960s. Revered for its distinctive facade, often likened to organic forms or human figures, this building represents a paradigmatic case of architectural innovation […]