The architects first studied the Reggio Emilia approach, based in a self guided and very open interpretation of learning, based on the principles that children should be an active part of the learning process, the built environment is considered a teacher itself and the learning process should be visible.
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Rica Studio, English for Fun, diagram
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Rica Studio, English for Fun, floor plan
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Rica Studio, English for Fun, floor plan
English for Fun flagship, Madrid, Spain
Program: school
Architects: Rica Studio, Lorena del Río, Iñaqui Carnicero
Team: Takuma Johnson, Monica Molinari, Paula Manzano
Area: 1,050 sqm
Completion: 2016