“Nikola Y. Vaptsarov” Secondary School – Silistra, Bulgaria
Age of students: 7-19 years old.
Students 590; Teachers – 62
The school occupies 3 floors.
Classrooms – 44
Corridor – 13
Foyers – 3
Dinner hall – 1
Ballet Hall – 1
Тheme of the project:
“Follow your dreams”
Inspiration for the interior design
It is very important for children not to stop dreaming and pursue their dreams.
By giving them a beautiful and positive learning environment, we want to help them retain this quality so they can remain creative in the future.
When the children have a rest in the art lobbies, the wallpaper on the first floor will remind them that childhood is something very beautiful and they can do many things in their lives as long as they give their dreams the wings to fly.
Project description:
The Foyers
The design of the corridors and lobbies awakens the need of freedom and spiritual expression.
The broken lines of the corridor walls cleverly break the surrounding space, the idea of “a cliché institution” and the belief that schools are “boring”.
Thus our imagination enters into the everyday life and becomes a natural part of the educational process.
The photo-wallpapers create a sense of open-mindedness, with a touch of a gentle sunset and an everlasting sky.
By offering dedicated areas for meetings, we allow the communication between members to become more intimate, fun and interesting. T
he students have also made furniture from recyclable pallets and soft pillows.
They have also planted some plants and herbs that help purify the air in the classrooms and foyers.
The foyers before the project “I Love my school”
The foyers after the project “I Love my school”
The classrooms
Each room has its own individual photo wallpaper with its own individual learning intentions and motivational quotes.
The classrooms before the project “I Love my school”
The classrooms after the project “I Love my school”
The dining hall
The ballet Hall
The children and flowers
Volunteers and teamwork
Charity initiatives
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Opening the interior design of the project “I love my school” 2018-2019
