Christiansfeld School

The characteristic louvered yellow facade has clear references to the historical timber-clad gables, which are a consistent architectural feature in the town. The connection between new and existing is marked by a continuous skylight and new open staircase connections that tie the school's floors together. The school's learning environments are designed with inspiring and flexible frameworks that support the school's pedagogical vision of each student developing self-esteem, cognition, imagination, and a desire to learn. The public library and educational learning center form a new central gathering place with easy access to well-defined departmental areas for lower, middle, upper grades, and special classes. Flexibility is incorporated by merging related functions so that the school can accommodate varied functional patterns in both the short and long term. Base rooms are located in both existing and new buildings, providing rooms of varying sizes and layouts. New changing rooms and staircase connections from the 1st floor to the courtyard have been established, which is equipped with a range of covered seating areas and workshop facilities, contributing to profiling the school with a green outdoor life and learning environment.