Sekolahan aesthetic

“‘Korean Schooling' is a personal project that sort of happened by accident,” Spanish photographer Andrés Gallardo Albajar tells It’s Nice That of his pastel-hued photography series on South Korean school buildings in Seoul and Busan. “I was invited to South Korea by a local magazine called _Pinzle_. When preparing my trip I made a big list of architecture to photograph. But one day I got a little lost in Seoul and ended up at a school playground — that’s when it all started.”

Image 14 of 40 from gallery of School with an Open Space / Beijing Institute of Architectural Design 6th Division. Photograph by XIA Zhi

The new middle school provides appropriate space for its existing student population as well for the expansion by constructing a new cluster of buildings containing approximately 145,000-square-feet of classrooms, administrative, gym, dining, commons and support areas. The target population of the facility is 799 students with key areas scaled for an eventual 1,000-student population.

SoundPly project photo gallery. Photos and inspiration for architectural acoustic projects.

Image 12 of 40 from gallery of School with an Open Space / Beijing Institute of Architectural Design 6th Division. Photograph by XIA Zhi

We then walked into the Old Campus, a complex of buildings clustered around a large courtyard. The building in the upper left corner is Connecticut Hall, the oldest (1752) building on campus, now home to the Philosophy department. [Seen on Explore, highest position, #125]

Is your alma mater the most beautiful high school in your state?

Image 8 of 9 from gallery of Clemson University Core Campus Dining Facility / Sasaki. Photograph by Jonathon Hillyer

Envision. Collaborate. Design. Construct

Jun 15, 2022 - Gallery of Korean Schooling II - / South Korea / | Picture 1 |