EVENT: Coearth Conclave 2.0 Kerala | 25 July, 2026
Join Coearth Conclave 2.0 on 25 July 2026 in Calicut — 5 expert speakers, keynotes, interactive dialogue & a guided walkthrough at an award-winning school.
Noah’s Ark Kindergarten, Blasien, Germany / Spiecker Sautter Lauer Architekten
Innovative CLT construction meets traditional design. Noah’s Ark Kindergarten serves as a regional model for ecological building and climate protection
House of Knowledge. Xinyang, China / Christoph Hesse Architects
Can design bridge social and ecological climates? Explore the House of Knowledge: A climate-responsive library and community hub set in a biodiverse park
Beyond the Budget: Is India Designing the Next Generation of Learning Ecosystems?
Union Budget 2026–27 proposes five University Townships, a new NID, girls' hostels and education reforms that could reshape India's learning future.
Designing for Tomorrow: How to Audit and Future-Proof School Spaces Today
Are your learning spaces keeping pace with modern education? Discover a strategic roadmap for resilient, future-ready campuses.
Children’s Grove on the hill, Budapest, Hungary / Archikon Architects
A "children's grove" in Újbuda hills using wood and glazed ceramic tiles to blend a nursery, clinic, and playground into a natural landscape
Gyongyszem Kindergarten, Budapest, Hungary / Archikon Architects
Reimagining learning: A prefabricated 1970s nursery transformed into a sustainable, smart building with interconnected levels and creative zones.
Lei Wa Lakom Library, Zanzibar, Tanzania / PARALLEL STUDIO
Can a 100m² space redefine learning? Explore Zanzibar’s timber-framed hub—a climate-aware design blending Islamic symbolism with modern education.
The Northstar School, Rajkot, India / Shanmugam Associates
Modernity meets tradition: Shanmugam Associates blends Gujarati stepwell references with local limestone to create a climate-responsive educational masterpiece
Vientiane International School – The Gateway Project, Laos / EIW Architects
EIW Architects translates Lao traditions into contemporary form for VIS's 5000m2 Gateway. A porous, sustainable sanctuary for arts and sports.