School campus design

With one of the largest campuses in the United States, Stanford has three academic schools that rethink accepted education models to build new modes of learning.

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Regarding foreign education in Hangzhou, HIS Hangzhou International School has been around longer than most. The new campus, which opened in 2018, is located on the south bank of the Qiantang River in Baima Lake and houses three elementary and high school departments in addition to a self-sufficient Early Childhood Education (ECE) program.

Aiko Educational Institution is a comprehensive preparatory school for junior high and high school levels, administered by the Catholic Order of Preachers. The school’s foundational ethos, encapsulated in the phrase “We Believe,” is deeply rooted in the aspiration for each student to evolve into an “internationally educated individual” and an “ambassador of love and enlightenment.” Throughout its history, the school has nurtured numerous alums who have excelled in many fields worldwide.

Central Catholic High School’s first wing was built in 1939. Since then, a succession of additions filled out the urban four-block site, and CCHS transformed from a 1,000-male student body to a vibrant 800-student co-ed population. More recently, Bora developed a plan to modernize the building with a 21st-century learning environment while retaining the culture

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Image 25 of 31 from gallery of Yangzhong Foreign Language School Branch Campus / Perform Design Studio. Photograph by Lian He

In 2008 the Centre College Board of Trustees approved a new Strategic Plan that reinforced the need for a master plan that takes stock of one of the College’s most valuable assets, its physical campus. The Campus Master Plan provides a framework

school master plan, landscape design

Open Architecture designed the Shanghai Qingpu Pinghe International School to be like a village, to promote a richer and more varied learning experience.