Aberrant Architecture Designs a School in London
Jamie Danielle Munro — October 1, 2014 — Art & Design
References: aberrantarchitecture & designboom
For this school in London, England, Aberrant Architecture has updated its interior features with a focus on continuity, and really working with the already existing materials.
Instead of knocking down what was already there, the team examined the pre-existing style and decided on the best ways to incorporate a new look. They decided to go with bright colors throughout the place, which helps to stimulate the creativity with the young kids learning all day, and made the most of small nooks to give individuals a space for private and quiet time. This way the room could still be kept quite open, but also give those a separate space if needed.
Aberrant Architecture focused on continuity with this design, and it certainly paid off.
Photo Credits: designboom, aberrantarchitecture
Instead of knocking down what was already there, the team examined the pre-existing style and decided on the best ways to incorporate a new look. They decided to go with bright colors throughout the place, which helps to stimulate the creativity with the young kids learning all day, and made the most of small nooks to give individuals a space for private and quiet time. This way the room could still be kept quite open, but also give those a separate space if needed.
Aberrant Architecture focused on continuity with this design, and it certainly paid off.
Photo Credits: designboom, aberrantarchitecture
Trend Themes
1. Continuity-focused Interiors - Designing with a focus on continuity and incorporating new features with what already exists presents opportunities to creatively update interior spaces.
2. Innovative Use of Small Spaces - Making use of smaller spaces to allow for private, quieter areas within larger open spaces is a trend that can be applied to various settings.
3. Vibrant Color Schemes - Choosing a bright color scheme that stimulates creativity in young learners is a trend that can be applied to educational and creative spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Education - A continuity-focused design approach with emphasis on inventive use of small spaces and vibrant color schemes can create more engaging learning environments.
2. Architecture and Interior Design - Incorporating new features with a focus on continuity, creativity, and minimalism presents opportunities for designers to revamp existing spaces and implement fresh ideas.
3. Childcare - Incorporating a continuity-focused design approach and utilizing small nooks for private spaces can create a more welcoming and comfortable environment for young children in childcare settings.
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