Shroff Ninad Parag

AR2027

Social Learning

The main intent behind the school design was to use space planning to form smaller communities within the larger school structure, while also creating several spaces which encourage different groups to interact and learn from one another. Space syntax methods (DepthMapX, Isovists) were extensively used to analyze iterations in plan and deduce possibilities of the use of spaces and the effects on the social aspect of learning. Classrooms are organized in clusters of 2-3 grades with a shared courtyard, allowing for interaction amongst students of different ages, while the “activity street” attempts to make learning more participative and activity based. 

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Social Program and Pedagogy

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Analysis Matrix: Isovists

Convex and Axial Map Analysis

Justified Graph and Path Analysis

Classroom Analysis and Furniture Layout

Axonometric View: Ground Level Activities

Perspective Views

School Case Studies