Futura

The project reinterprets the typology of public educational buildings, referencing historic monasteries and noble palaces. The school is positioned along the edge of the public space, with buildings surrounding a central courtyard that connects the pedestrian access routes to the rear garden.

The design integrates functions and spaces, optimizing circulation, views, and connections to the courtyard, garden, and sports areas. The compact form preserves existing trees, creates a sheltered green courtyard, and protects outdoor spaces from road noise.

Flexible layouts allow for community use, with the gym positioned for independent access. The organization promotes interaction, with classrooms and shared spaces distributed around the central courtyard. Ground-floor spaces include the cafeteria, administrative offices, and initial teaching cycles, while the upper floor features intercycle classrooms, a library, and spaces overlooking the gym.

Facades follow a formal grid with wooden cladding, ensuring coherence and optimal natural light, supported by large openings and shading systems.