Creating a home-like learning environment for children begins with a sense of safety and belonging. The design strategy was to use natural, uplifting color palettes and soft, welcoming materials, while avoiding spaces of super scale that could feel oppressive. Full-height glass partitions are introduced between classrooms and commons, combined with sliding doors, folding doors, and elevated doors to allow flexible space division. This approach maintains visual transparency and spatial continuity while strongly supporting diverse modes of learning. When fully opened, the traditional “corridor” is dissolved, and every corner becomes a place for learning and interaction.

Classrooms for different subjects are mixed and interconnected, forming a learning environment that encourages interdisciplinary integration. The ground floor concentrates spaces such as art studios, galleries, dance rooms, a multi-purpose hall, and a recording studio, while display opportunities are maximized through flexible systems including ceiling-mounted hanging rails, wall-mounted picture rails, writable finishes, and pin-up felt panels to support a wide range of teaching and exhibition needs.