What the schools of the future could look like
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The winning entry by Architectus included a clever proposition of an app to formulate the modular design
Dubbed eMOD (Educational Modular Offsite Design) this concept is a flexible modular design system
The eMOD building solution adapts to specific requirements such as site, climate and learning outcomes
The eMOD design encompasses a learning space in all elements of the building that goes beyond the limitations of the walls
The winning entry eMOD, by Architectus
The winning design idea from architecture firm Architectus dubbed eMOD
In second place, the MODUPOD concept by NBRS+PARTNERS
The MODUPOD concept features fast assembly, smart interiors and flexible PODS that place students and teachers at the heart of the learning experience
The MODUPOD concept features fast assembly, smart interiors and flexible PODS that place students and teachers at the heart of the learning experience
All aspects of the MODUPOD concept meet the a spectrum of curriculum needs, site topographies and climatic conditions
MODUPOD is a vision for 2025 and represents a dynamic 21st century learning environment
MODUPOD includes dynamic multi-modal clusters that are built around the central permeable student resource center
The third place entry by Oliver Ebben from Studioquint
Studioquint's entry includes some great sustainability functions such as using components that are fabricated from recycled polystyrene
The third place entry by Oliver Ebben from Studioquint
The third place entry by Oliver Ebben from Studioquint
The third place entry by Oliver Ebben from Studioquint
The third place entry by Oliver Ebben from Studioquint
LAVA's relocatable school received an honorable mention from the judges
LAVA's relocatable school is a learning space for the future with a sustainable design that incorporates prefabrication, eco-materials and symmetrical repeatable geometry
LAVA's relocatable school is a learning space for the future with a sustainable design that incorporates prefabrication, eco-materials and symmetrical repeatable geometry
LAVA's relocatable school concept
LAVA's modular facade system is manually operable and features a flexible system to create more light or shade
LAVA's relocatable school received an honorable mention from the judges
Article Summary
Here at Gizmag we are always keeping an eye on innovative solutions for schooling and education. We've covered the solar powered mobile computer classroom project and the AIRchitecture flying classrooms of the future, but now we're excited about these proposals from architects all over the world, who recently submitted their ideas for what schools of the future could look like.
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