The Colorado Building Workshop has put together a learning center for students to learn more about agriculture in relation to city living. The result is a steel, outdoor structure that looks anything but like a traditional classroom.
According to DesignBoom, "the orientation of the volume allows for views into the space by staff sitting in their office, while simultaneously offering privacy for those inside of the classroom." There was some concern about vandalism, which is why the specific steel material was used and arranged in a specific manner. People can still enjoy learning outdoors, but the area can also be secured too. Moreover the steel already has a worn look to it, so there isn't much concern about dents and scratches, or even broken windows. Photo Credits: designboom, coloradobuildingworkshop
Steel Outdoor Learning Centers
The Colorado Building Workshop Presents a Space for Education
Trend Themes
1. Steel Outdoor Learning Centers - The use of steel in outdoor learning centers offers a unique and durable alternative to traditional classroom structures.
2. Agricultural Education in Urban Settings - Providing education on agriculture in urban environments presents innovative opportunities for learning and community engagement.
3. Secured Outdoor Learning Spaces - Creating outdoor learning spaces that are both open and secure offers a solution to the concern of vandalism.
Industry Implications
1. Education - The education industry can explore the development of steel outdoor learning centers to offer unique and engaging learning environments.
2. Construction and Architecture - The construction and architecture industry can embrace the use of steel materials to create innovative outdoor structures for various purposes, including learning centers.
3. Urban Farming - The urban farming industry can leverage outdoor learning centers to educate individuals about sustainable agriculture practices in urban environments.