After publishing the first ARX's project in "Projects Wanted" rubric (Ílhavo Maritime Museum Extension) we've come to present a second project signed by this recognised Portuguese Architecture office, namely Caneças High School project. The project has a total intervention area of 32.600 sqm and a construction area dedicated to the school of 11.600 sqm.
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The existent school is
located in the outskirts of Caneças, Odivelas, in a territory of intense
discontinuities. The proposal is structured beginning in a double
interpretation of the learning concept: formal learning and informal learning.
Those two types are translated in the building in two different architectural
approaches, maintaining a dialogue between them. In consequence, the stiffness
of the existent blocks, where the class rooms are placed, are structured like
“learning machines”, in contrast with the informality of the new parts,
enabling the “informal learning “in the collective spaces. Considering that in the school, every spaces
are teaching spaces, that each one as its own importance, the organization and
articulation between spaces is meant to fluid, with physical and visual
permeability, allowing a more spontaneous and creative appropriation, leading
to the willing of learn through space.
The human relations and activities are, in the end, in the base of all
knowledge. From a tectonic point of view, the solutions adopted give the
building an idea of matter unity and grant the space an elementary and abstract
character.
- ARX
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