RAW Architecture unveiled NCDC Project (Noah Children Development Center) which host the children development clinic, a place together with @sekolahnoah where children is nurtured and the child’s authentic language emerges through exploration and expression. The NCDC provides proper structure for young learners during their critical developmental years.
The design features an inviting open space with neutral tones and textures as a blank canvas, creating a safe, comfortable environment for children’s imagination. The architecture prioritizes child ergonomics with low sightlines, soft curves, and intuitive layouts that encourage free movement without being overwhelmed.
The center ensures thermal comfort through thoughtful design suited to the local climate, using strategies of shade and stack ventilation to create pleasant microclimates. Drawing from nature, the NCDC uses metaphors of flowers and trees, symbolizing growth and stability. Like seeds in fertile soil, early education plants knowledge that grows into fruits of culture, while trees offer great shade and rooted support.
Key spaces at the NCDC spark discovery. The importance of expressiveness is highlighted through spaces like theaters that guide the child’s development. Flexible therapy spaces as classrooms encourages collaborative learning. These methods are how the NCDC weaves a big, warm web of support for the child, supporting authentic language of the children.
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