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AACM Designs Kindergarten in Italy with Pyramidal Terracotta Roofs to Create Village-Like Atmosphere

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Jon Astbury

5mo ago· 6 min readenNews

Summary

AACM architecture studio has completed Kinder Rain, a kindergarten in Piove di Sacco, Padua, Italy, featuring an abstract ensemble of pyramidal roofs covered in terracotta tiles designed to evoke the feel of a small village. The 672-square-meter building occupies a green site surrounded by trees and incorporates sustainable design elements including natural ventilation, solar panels, and rainwater collection systems. The design aims to create a child-friendly environment with varied spaces that encourage exploration and social interaction.

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An 'abstract ensemble' of pyramidal roofs cloaked in terracotta tiles was designed to evoke the feel of a small village at Kinder Rain, a kindergarten in Italy recently completed by local architecture studio AACM.
The 672-square-metre kindergarten is located in Piove di Sacco, Padua, where it occupies a green site surrounded by trees.
The design aims to create a child-friendly environment with varied spaces that encourage exploration and social interaction.
Sustainable features include natural ventilation, solar panels, and rainwater collection systems.
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An ensemble of pyramidal roofs cloaked in terracotta tiles was designed to evoke a small village at this kindergarten in Italy, completed by AACM.

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