• New Barn School - Red Cedar Timber Clad and Framed - Specialist school for children and young people on the autistic spectrum Special Schools Education
  • New Barn School - Red Cedar Timber Clad and Framed - Specialist school for children and young people on the autistic spectrum
  • New Barn School - Red Cedar Timber Clad and Framed - Specialist school for children and young people on the autistic spectrum
  • New Barn School - Red Cedar Timber Clad and Framed - Specialist school for children and young people on the autistic spectrum
  • New Barn Specialist School - 1:1, Intervention and meeting space
  • New Barn School - Red Cedar Timber Clad and Framed - Specialist school for children and young people on the autistic spectrum
  • New Barn School - Red Cedar Timber Clad and Framed - Specialist school for children and young people on the autistic spectrum
  • National Centre for Young People with Epilepsy (NCYPE) - New Build Windmill
  • National Centre for Young People with Epilepsy (NCYPE) - New Build Windmill
  • Woodland Grange Specialist School - Red Brick Rendered Elevations

Special Schools

Every school project that we work on is unique, and the design of special school presents new challenges and insights as we get to know the individual school and what makes the pupils tick.  When designing a special school our starting point will be to spend time in the school to really understand the particular needs of the pupils and how the architecture can make their school experience the best it can be.  The significance of layout, light direction, colour, signage, furniture layout and window position can have huge impact.

Creating calm, safe spaces, free from distractions and easy to navigate, can make the world of difference to a pupil’s school life.  These projects are some of our most challenging and rewarding.

Completed projects include:

-New Barn School
-NCYPE windmill
-Woodland Grange

Special Schools

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Special Schools

Every school project that we work on is unique, and the design of special school presents new challenges and insights as we get to know the individual school and what makes the pupils tick.  When designing a special school our starting point will be to spend time in the school to really understand the particular needs of the pupils and how the architecture can make their school experience the best it can be.  The significance of layout, light direction, colour, signage, furniture layout and window position can have huge impact.

Creating calm, safe spaces, free from distractions and easy to navigate, can make the world of difference to a pupil’s school life.  These projects are some of our most challenging and rewarding.

Completed projects include:

-New Barn School
-NCYPE windmill
-Woodland Grange