With its Y-shaped, two-storey volume, the school responds to the topography and small-scale built structure of the area. The three wings of the new building radiate from the central hall like the streets of a village from a marketplace. The spaces between these tracts function as a playground, as a working yard with sports facilities, and as an entrance courtyard. The south wing, with eight classrooms, houses the primary school. The secondary school occupies the west wing, where children with concentration difficulties or aggressive behaviour receive separate teaching. For these special uses and for teaching in smaller groups, the rooms can be divided with curtains. In the north-east wing are the teachers’ rooms and further classrooms.
