the final stages of childcare facilities in boulay, france have been completed by paul le quernec architectes.
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Image 10 of 29 from gallery of SND Cultural & Sports Centre / Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering Ltd.. Photograph by Arch-Exist
Dartmouth College - Class of 1982 Engineering and Computer Science Center - Education Snapshots
Image 13 of 27 from gallery of Sporthalle Kepler- und Humboldt-Gymnasium / h4a Architekten. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Martins Lucena Arquitetos é um escritório de arquitetura que adota como visão profissional o conceito de que a correta arquitetura além de bela por essência, deve ser sustentável e inclusiva.
Image 21 of 35 from gallery of Temporary School Gymnasium / Didonè Comacchio Architects + MIDE architetti. Floor Plan
Vertical schools. It’s a fact, but is it also a fad? We look at how education is reaching for the skies and the multitude of projects going up.
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Image 15 of 23 from gallery of Headquarters of the University of Vigo in Ribera del Berbés / Abalo Alonso Arquitectos. Photograph by Santos-Díez (Bisimages)
Fundermax sunshades were used on this school to create a dynamic movement to mirror the way the birch trees wave in the wind.
Fundermax's Max Compact Exterior panels were used for Rainscreen Façade systems at Pathways Academy of Technology & Design in Connecticut.
This elementary school in Massachusetts chose our rainscreen facades due to their high level durability and woodgrain choices. See more.
See this beautiful education building located in New York using Fundermax's Max Compact Exterior phenolic panels in their school blue.
At Sodus High School, Fundermax's Max Compact Exterior HPL panels were used for soffits and a roof to improve the entrance's design.
The designer and building owner chose Fundermax due to panel durability and longevity as well as decor options for this academic building.
The Southern New Hampshire University used Fundermax's exterior panels for soffits in the future-focused design of their student center.
KKAA, the architecture firm led by kengo kuma, has completed an educational facility called 'morinos' in the japan's gifu prefecture.
Traditional, round circus tents informed the design of this performance and educational facility for the circus arts by Höweler + Yoon Architecture.
