Localización / Location: Gentofte, Dinamarca (2008)Diseñadores / Designers: Bosch & Fjord (http://www.bosch-fjord.com/)
Fotografías / Images: Laura Stamer (http://www.stamerskontor.dk/)
Søgårdsskolen es una escuela de educación especial de enseñanza primaria y secundaria (situada en Gentofte, al norte de Copenhague) con una gran diversidad de niños que a menudo tienen necesidades muy contradictorias en materia de espacio. Con el fin de satisfacer todas estas necesidades diferentes, la escuela ha sido recientemente reformada.
Bosch & Fjord han transformado un convencional vestíbulo en un interesante espacio para el aprendizaje y la reflexión. Un pequeño bosque estilizado ofrece ahora un espacio para ser utilizado por los estudiantes, de forma individual o en grupo, fuera o dentro de las actividades de clase.
In the primary and lower secondary school Søgårdsskolen in Gentofte north of Copenhagen Bosch & Fjord have turned an open corridor space and common area into a space for learning and reflection. A small stylised forest now offers a space for individual students as well as larger groups in and outside classroom activities.
Søgårdsskolen is a special-needs school with a wide diversity of children who often have very contradictory needs in terms of the spatial environment. In order to meet these needs the school was recently renovated.
In an attempt to activate the inherent possibilities that the building offers Bosch & Fjord designed an open corridor space and common area to better accommodate the children’s diversity in terms of development, age, personality and needs. The design consists of a small stylised forest with large green trees on a podium.
Søgårdsskolen is a special-needs school with a wide diversity of children who often have very contradictory needs in terms of the spatial environment. In order to meet these needs the school was recently renovated.
In an attempt to activate the inherent possibilities that the building offers Bosch & Fjord designed an open corridor space and common area to better accommodate the children’s diversity in terms of development, age, personality and needs. The design consists of a small stylised forest with large green trees on a podium.





























