Kindergarten built with solid wood. Single-storey building in a heterogeneous environment
Kindergarten built with solid wood. Single-storey building in a heterogeneous environment

Kindergarten built with solid wood. Single-storey building in a heterogeneous environment

The architectural studio Jury Troy Architects has built a kindergarten in Austria with a structure made of local spruce wood and an energy concept based on the passive house standard

The school square to the east serves as a link to the public space, leading to the entrance area, which forms a clear closure to the playground and gardens, screened for privacy and protection from noise

Kindergarten built with solid wood. Single-storey building in a heterogeneous environment

The main building is divided into two parts: the public part, with an exercise room, administration area and kitchen, facing the street, and the more intimate part, facing the garden, with four identical blocks containing a relaxation room, service area and cloakroom, open on both sides by means of windows, ensuring optimal lighting

Kindergarten built with solid wood. Single-storey building in a heterogeneous environment

When choosing the materials for the project, renewable and ecological building materials were chosen, such as local spruce wood. A large photovoltaic system provides much of the necessary electricity, a heat pump provides the energy needed for heating and a ventilation system with heat exchanger ensures better air quality all year round

Kindergarten built with solid wood. Single-storey building in a heterogeneous environment

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