A preschool in Pilsen consisting of 9 residential modules.
The centerpiece of the extension is a spacious playroom that serves as the multifunctional heart of the kindergarten. It is a place where children can move freely, play, and also focus on educational activities. The entire space is complemented by:
• Modern changing rooms with ample storage space.
• Restroom facilities custom-designed to meet the ergonomic needs of the youngest children.
Technology for health and thermal comfort
Forget the myths about “metal prefab units.” This addition is at the cutting edge of technology:
Underfloor heating:
Ensures even warmth from the feet up, which is crucial in an environment where children play mostly on the floor.
Air conditioning with heat recovery:
A constant supply of fresh air without the need to open windows (and lose heat) ensures an ideal microclimate for concentration and sleep.
Aesthetics and Sustainability
From the outside, you would hardly guess the building’s modular origin. The facade consists of an external insulation composite system, which gives the building the appearance of a traditional structure while significantly reducing costs.
The icing on the cake—literally—is the green roof. It serves several purposes:
1. Thermoregulation: It naturally cools the building in summer and insulates it in winter.
2. Water retention: It retains rainwater in the landscape.
3. Education: Children have nature right above their heads and learn to understand ecology in practice.
