The brief was to create a daycare centre that would be able to ‘speak’ equally to both children and adults, as well as connect with the local culture (a heady mix of German, Italian and local Ladin) and the area’s Alpine nature Photography by Hertha Hurnaus

位于南蒂罗尔，意大利，这个优雅的新幼儿园是由维也纳和博尔扎诺的建筑师feld72；同一团队背后2006葡萄酒中心在近卡尔特恩和2009深圳市民拖车项目和香港双年展。简言之是建立一个日托中心，能够“平等”地向儿童和成人“说话”，并与当地的文化（德国、意大利和当地拉丁语的混合）和该地区的高山自然相联系。建筑师们说，阿尔卑斯山的建筑一直以寻找元素和巧妙利用地形为特征。坐落在瓦尔Puthista村，过去是一个古老的迷你高尔夫球场，该网站坐落在村的体育和教育建筑，并有其主要入口水平在中心的步行区。团队的主要目标之一是使建筑与附近的建筑相关联，利用传统元素，并将它们转化为当代形式。该结构的材料-裸露的混凝土和木材和手工切割落叶松屋顶屋顶-强调其现代设计与传统的点头，特别是在形状方面。规模化，充分利用坡地地形，建筑师把建筑与周围环境融为一体。添加一个较低的底楼，幼儿园变得更大的实际尺寸比从外面可见的，与街道的现有天际线水平保持一致。这套建筑包括教室、多功能公共区域、办公室和衣帽间，还考虑到邻近的小学。为了实现这一点，建筑师的设计为学校和幼儿园共享一个共同的公共区域（通过一组滑动门），而后者的室外空间也与露天游乐场相融合。为了帮助学生认识他们的教室，并熟悉他们在大的复杂空间中的自己的空间，建筑师设计了三个毗邻的房子。使用这些抽象的房屋形状，内部被区分，结构被划分为明显的“翅膀”。功能性和有效性，设计既保证了学生的身心健康，又保证了学生的身心健康。所有的教室都是朝南的，有天窗和大窗户，里面有充足的自然光。同时，使用可再生能源和良好的自然通风系统也不足为奇，日托中心已经收到了一个

The structure's materials – naked concrete and wood and a hand-cut larch shingle roof – underline its modern design with a nod to tradition, especially in terms of shapes Photography by Hertha Hurnaus

Scale-wise, making the most of the sloping terrain, the architects brought the building in harmony with its environs Photography by Hertha Hurnaus

Photography by Hertha Hurnaus

Adding a lower ground floor, the kindergarten became much larger in actual size than what is visible from the outside, in keeping with the street’s existing skyline levels. Photography by Hertha Hurnaus

In an attempt to help the pupils recognize their classroom and feel familiar with their own space within the large complex, the architects designed the building as three adjoined ‘houses’. Using these abstract house shapes, the interiors are differentiated and the structure is divided into obvious ‘wings’. Photography by Hertha Hurnaus

Photography by Hertha Hurnaus

Photography by Hertha Hurnaus

The complex was set to include classrooms, multi-functional common areas, offices, and cloakrooms and also take into account the neighbouring primary school. Photography by Hertha Hurnaus

All the classrooms are south facing, with skylights and large windows providing the interior with plenty of natural light. Photography by Hertha Hurnaus

Photography by Hertha Hurnaus

Photography by Hertha Hurnaus

Photography by Hertha Hurnaus

Photography by Hertha Hurnaus

Photography by Hertha Hurnaus

Photography by Hertha Hurnaus

Photography by Hertha Hurnaus

Photography by Hertha Hurnaus

Photography by Hertha Hurnaus

Photography by Hertha Hurnaus