Butchart Gardens Preschool Kindergarten

kindergarten interior, preschool design, educational space, double-height volume, sculptural timber ceiling, undulating wood surface, warm honey tones, blonde wood, natural materials, child-scaled furniture, animal-ear chairs, wooden building blocks, open shelving, mezzanine level, rounded aperture, service window, white plaster walls, recessed lighting, diffused illumination, biophilic design, organic forms, contemporary architecture, Scandinavian influence, Montessori aesthetic, warm ambient atmosphere, nurturing environment, asymmetrical composition, flowing curves, material dialogue, tactile surfaces, natural grain, pale birch flooring, caramel saturation, analogous color harmony, spatial hierarchy, vertical stratification, visual connectivity, accessible storage, playful details, refined craftsmanship, child-centered design

The name of Butchart Gardens Preschool comes from a Canadian Butchart Gardens (Butchart Gardens), which symbolizes the elements of Japanese garden landscape design, and for the purpose of creating a beautiful space for children to grow up. The garden, castle, trees and stones are entered through the design. Educational space for children.