The kindergarten was built on a total area of 3,800m2 for children of workers in an adjacent shoe factory owned by the Pou Chen Corporation in Hoa An Ward, Bien Hoa City, Dong Nai Province. (Photo: Vo Trong Nghia Architects’ file)
Inspired by the triple-ring grass, a group of architects from Vo Trong Nghia Architects created a green work with a curved roof sloping gently from a height of 1.5m to the ground. (Photo: Vo Trong Nghia Architects’ file)
All classrooms and functional rooms are located under the green roof. (Photo: VNA/VNP)
Cool and fresh space of Farming Kindergarten. (Photo: VNA/VNP)
More than 70% of the area of the school is used to plant trees and grass. (Photo: VNA/VNP)
The kindergarten is able to serve 700 children from two to five years old. (Photo: VNA/VNP)
Children at the kindergarten. (Photo: VNA/VNP)
A lunch at the kindergarten. (Photo: VNA/VNP)
Children’s bags are tidied on the cupboard. (Photo: VNA/VNP)
Unique decoration inside each classroom. (Photo: VNA/VNP
An outdoor activity at Farming Kindergarten. (Photo: VNA/VNP
Playing time at the kindergarten. (Photo: VNA/VNP)
Farming Kindergarten Listed in the World’s 30 Best New Buildings
Farming Kindergarten has been nominated as one of the top 30 architectural designs 2016 by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) thanks to its harmony with nature and energy saving.
