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Nad Volyňkou Kindergarten in Prague


A brand-new modular kindergarten in Prague 22 was completed in just ten months. It offers classrooms for 99 children, modern facilities, and eco-friendly operation thanks to photovoltaics and heat pumps. Fast, efficient, and sustainable.

Classification:School Realisations / Kindergartens
Year of implementation:2024
Architect / Studio:A8000
Client:Městská část Praha 22
Country of implementation:Czech Republic
Technical Specifications: Length of assembly: 2 měsíce
Number of modules: 64
Area: 1070 m2
Product series: ComfortLine

In a very short time, we com­ple­ted a new two-sto­ry kin­der­gar­ten in Pra­gue 22, expan­ding the local capa­ci­ty for pre­scho­ol edu­cati­on. Only ten mon­ths pas­sed from the buil­ding per­mit issu­an­ce to the final grand opening.

The 1,070 m² buil­ding was deli­ve­red using the Design and Build method from 64 modu­les, designed with a focus on modern susta­i­na­bi­li­ty stan­dards. The kin­der­gar­ten inclu­des clas­sro­oms for 99 chil­dren, faci­li­ties for the prin­ci­pal, tea­chers, and other sta­ff, as well as a spa­ci­ous gar­den with a color­ful pla­yground that sup­ports children’s motor development.

The building’s structu­re com­bi­nes aesthe­tic and functi­o­nal design – the faca­de is made of Sibe­ri­an larch woo­den slatsin com­bi­nati­on with plas­ter. For maxi­mum com­fort and ener­gy effi­ci­ency, we installed alu­mi­num tri­ple-gla­zed win­dows and doors, wood-wool acous­tic cei­lings, and pho­to­vol­taic panels on the roof. Ther­mal com­fort is ensu­red by heat pumps and inver­ters, pro­vi­ding effi­ci­ent hea­ting and cooling.

This pro­ject is a gre­at exam­ple of how modu­lar con­structi­on can deli­ver quick, effecti­ve, and envi­ron­men­tally fri­en­dly solu­ti­ons for pub­lic infrastructure.

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