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Kindergarten in Vilnius

NG architects ,Release Time2023-08-03 09:41:00

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Project Name: Kindergarten in Vilnius

Office Name: NG architects

Office Website: www.ngarchitects.eu

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Contact email: info@ngarchitects.lt

Firm Location: Vilnius, Lithuania

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Completion Year: 2023

Gross Built Area (m2/ ft2): 557 m2/ 5995 ft2

Project Location: Region of Vilnius, Lithuania

Program / Use / Building Function: Educational / Private kindergarten

 

CREDITS

Architects:

Project Lead and Management: Ignas Vengalis

Concept and Design: Filippo Erasti

Technical Drafting: Žilvinas Stasiulevičius

Project Developer: Mano Sala

Landscape Architect: Dovilė Ivanauskienė

Interior Architect: Justyna Molis

Photographer: Norbert Tukaj

©Norbert Tukaj

The private kindergarten is a unique addition to the larger 44 ha development known as "Uogu slenis." The placement of the kindergarten next to a Baltic forest accentuated by birches and pine trees creates an exceptional learning environment for children. The design of the building and the surrounding environment is aimed at fostering the children's curiosity, creativity, and love for nature.

©Norbert Tukaj

©Norbert Tukaj

©Norbert Tukaj

The kindergarten's dynamic volume, along with the other educational and public buildings, sits at the heart of the development. The dark cladding of the external facade creates a striking contrast with the natural surroundings. The tall and narrow windows that extend from the floor provide an unobstructed view of the outside world, allowing children to connect with nature in a unique way.

©Norbert Tukaj

Upon entering the kindergarten, children and adults are welcomed by an inner courtyard. The courtyard's design is focused on providing a safe and stimulating space for children to play and learn.

©Norbert Tukaj

 The wooden floor, made from locally sourced materials, is soft and comfortable for children to walk and play on. The courtyard's sunshades provide a comfortable and shaded area for children to play and learn while also protecting them from the harsh sunlight.

©Norbert Tukaj

The kindergarten has a total area of 557㎡, which includes seven classrooms. Two of the classrooms are specially designed for very young children, providing them with a safe and nurturing environment to learn and grow. With two entrances, the design of the building allows for two classrooms to be separated from the other spaces, providing privacy and a quiet learning environment for the children.

©Norbert Tukaj

©Norbert Tukaj

©Norbert Tukaj

©Norbert Tukaj

From an adult's point of view, the kindergarten's courtyard is a simple hexagon shape. However, from the children's perspective, it is a safe and wondrous space for growth and joy. The design of the building and the surrounding environment is focused on providing children with a unique and stimulating learning experience. The private kindergarten offers a welcoming environment for children to learn, grow, and explore the world around them, creating a strong foundation for their future educational and personal growth.

©Norbert Tukaj

©Norbert Tukaj

©Norbert Tukaj

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