The Frith Manor School project embodies a bright and welcoming first school, developed using traditional construction materials such as brick and cement render, complemented by white, grey, and turquoise powder-coated aluminium features. The design integrates primary colours that harmonise with the playground equipment, creating a calming and inviting environment for both pupils and teachers. The project’s emphasis on aesthetics and functionality aims to provide a conducive learning and teaching space.
Develop a bright and welcoming educational facility using traditional construction methods and modern design elements.
Create a harmonious colour scheme that blends with the playground equipment, fostering a calming and inviting atmosphere for pupils and teachers.
Enhance the safety and functionality of the school by incorporating anti-finger trap design features in doors and windows.
Maximise natural daylight within the school buildings while ensuring security and privacy.
Provide a durable and visually appealing exterior using materials such as powder-coated aluminium and clearstorey windows.
Construct a first school using brick and cement render for a traditional yet modern appearance.
Install white top-hung windows with trickle vents to ensure proper ventilation and air quality within classrooms and common areas.
Incorporate grey panelled aluminium doors and turquoise glazed doors for main entrances, adding visual interest and functionality.
Implement anti-finger trap design features in all doors to prioritize safety for students and staff.
Include white powder-coated clearstorey windows at the top of the sports hall to allow natural daylight to enter while maintaining security measures.
Ensure that the colour scheme and design elements contribute to a welcoming and calming atmosphere conducive to learning and teaching activities.
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