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Day 51

New Brick Daycare Center / se\arch Architekten

➨ Function: Kindergarten
➨ Location: Stuttgart, Germany
➨ Area: 1550 m2

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hope you're doing great

Today's project was the first of its kind in this blog, It was the first time I analyze a daycare, I do believe in the importance of daycare existing in every neighborhood, they are the kind of building that should be available within 5 minutes walk distance. Along with the need for parents for daycare, It is also important for children at that age to engage with their peers. 

So how the design of daycare should be? Let's find out 

The daycare takes place in a dense residential neighborhood, In a small tour in google earth, we can see that the building's facades are characterized by gable roofs, dormer flushes, and small windows. looking at the daycare we can see that this character is represented in the facade too. In this way the daycare created a visual relationship with the neighborhood which will reflect on the kid's relationship with the daycare, It will be like their second home. 



The principles that were taken in the interior design reflect the kind of space the architects want to create for kids. The decision of keeping the walls uncovered will let the children develop their touching sense. besides the walls, an inner garden was designed to offer the kids an open space which is important for development. 



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