睿住天元設(shè)計(jì)｜佛山市兒童友好型社區(qū)示范/和祐人才社區(qū)幼兒園

The kindergarten project is strategically positioned east of Heyou Hospital in Beijiao Town, Shunde (Foshan), featuring a unique tri-waterfront setting bordered by an urban park to the east and green space to the west, with its abundant blue-green ecosystem serving as both ecological foundation and design inspiration for the development.

This kindergarten in Heyou Talent Community merges regional identity with modern pedagogy through a waterfront-responsive design. Fluid curves and transparent facades enhance connections to surrounding blue-green infrastructure, achieving dual goals of talent attraction and child-centric education.

This kindergarten embodies child-centric design, seamlessly integrating playful aesthetics with functional practicality. The frame structure prioritizes safety and utility, supporting daily operations and emergency evacuation. With a capacity for 12 classrooms and 360 student places.

The fa?ade employs a white-based, low-saturation warm palette (pale yellow accents, wood-grain brown grilles, and orange highlights) to create a cognitively stimulating environment that fosters children's imagination.

The design harmonizes straight and curved lines through a horizontal-dominant fa?ade with rhythmic vertical accents and low-saturation wood-grain grilles, architecturally manifesting "Dynamic Growth."

The design optimizes daylight and ventilation through simulation-enhanced glazing systems, fostering indoor-outdoor visual connectivity that lets children experience natural light dynamics and seasonal rhythms.

The open-plan interior strategically zones activity, rest, and teaching areas through tailored learning scenarios to support early childhood development and pedagogical goals.

The wood-textured minimalist palette constructs a pure environment that pedagogically nurtures children's daily rhythms through tactile-visual harmony.

The "Light-Shadow Tunnel" corridor orchestrates natural/artificial light interplay through architectural elements, creating dynamic spatial poetry for children's daily exploration.

The "Natural Oasis" landscape transforms preschool outdoor spaces into sensory-rich discovery zones (≥2.5㎡/child) where sunlight, greenery, and tactile elements stimulate social-creative development through immersive nature engagement.

The nature-inspired playground integrates sandpits, wading pools, and vegetable plots with organically patterned paving to create a stimulating yet harmonious play environment.

The green-roof playground innovatively merges ecological performance with educational needs through multi-functional nature-engagement zones that comply with kindergarten spatial standards.

The integrated sports system strategically links climbing zones with running tracks to create a graded activity circuit addressing children's varied developmental needs through calibrated physical challenges.

The nature-play system stimulates children's kinetic development through multidimensional climbing/sliding features that transform organic landscapes into dynamic learning environments.

The treehouse design balances children's autonomous exploration with adult oversight, crafting a secure yet psychologically nurturing "secret base" that addresses developmental needs.