The sinuous forms of an intimate campus in Senegal provide a sheltered place to learn, play, and live.

The transformation of a Rwandan facility by MASS Design Group’s African Design Centre is a model for local education.

In California, a charter high school's new home opens up to welcome its students and the largely Latino community it serves.

An addition to a primary school in London is scaled to its residential surroundings.

A dynamic school replacement in Washington seeks to stimulate learning, curiosity, and joy.

A private boarding school in a former textile factory in China uses design to engage students with the history and topography of its site.

A progressive elementary school in Dallas expresses its ethos through architecture.

A London firm designs unique classroom kitchens for grade schoolers.

An expansion upward in New York returns to a historicist vocabulary for continuity.

Informed by the vernacular, a new high school in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, helps to regenerate a community.