Expansion of the American School of the Hague / Kraaijvanger

Expansion of the American School of the Hague / Kraaijvanger - Exterior Photography, Windows, Deck — © Ronald Tilleman

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Architects: Kraaijvanger
Area: 3900 m²
Year: 2013
Photographs:Ronald Tilleman
Manufacturers: INNTEC, UCS Forest Group
Advisor Structure: ABT, Velp
Contractor: Blanksmagroep
Landscape Architect: designstudio van ginneken

Expansion of the American School of the Hague / Kraaijvanger - Interior Photography, Table, Chair, Shelving, Beam — © Ronald Tilleman

Text description provided by the architects. As a farm with several buildings, The American School of The Hague in Wassenaar is expanded for The Early Childhood. This set-up fits the small scale of the surroundings. The existing 16th century farmhouse 'Ter Weer' is restored and incorporated in the new complex that integrated into the environment and the landscape. The school has a capacity for 230 children from 0 to 6 years and includes a nursery, twelve classrooms, a gym and a multipurpose room. The entrance is is designed as a monumental glass heart between the farm and the 'barn'.

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Published on December 18, 2014

Cite: "Expansion of the American School of the Hague / Kraaijvanger" 18 Dec 2014. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/577123/expansion-of-the-american-school-of-the-hague-kraaijvanger> ISSN 0719-8884