Double Kindergarten Steinmürli / Schmid Ziörjen Architektenkollektiv

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  • Category: Kindergarten
  • Design Team: Magdalena Pikali, Leonardo Strollo, Rafael Schmid, Mark Ziörjen
  • Clients: Stadt Dietikon
  • City: Dietikon
  • Country: Switzerland
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Double Kindergarten Steinmürli  / Schmid Ziörjen Architektenkollektiv - Exterior Photography, Facade
© Radek Brunecky

Context. The ample school campus Steinmürli in Dietikon (CH) is a cluster of orthogonally arranged buildings. From the two existing kindergarten buildings on the campus with two units, each one had to be replaced. The new double kindergarten is placed along the eastern end of the perimeter. The placement of the new building reorganizes and structures the open spaces and creates a new spacious outdoor play area. As a connective element between the two buildings, there is a naturally shaped play area with an adventurous climbing and balancing parcours made of robinia wood.

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Cite: "Double Kindergarten Steinmürli / Schmid Ziörjen Architektenkollektiv" 11 Feb 2020. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/933498/double-kindergarten-steinmurli-schmid-ziorjen-architektenkollektiv> ISSN 0719-8884

© Radek Brunecky

Steinmürli两个幼儿园 / Schmid Ziörjen Architektenkollektiv

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