Discovery Kindergarten in the “City Park” Residential Complex

The Discovery kindergarten is located in the “City Park” residential complex. We created a space where children feel comfortable and engaged throughout the day.

Discovery occupies the first two floors of a residential building. Given the spatial constraints, we employed several techniques:

• Narrow corridors are visually expanded using color

• Spaces between utility shafts are turned into areas for play and quiet retreat

• The kitchen block facing the street is designed as an open feature, functioning like a display window
  
  

Every square meter is used to its full potential: the sports hall transforms into a theater, music room, lecture hall, or play area. The cafeteria is combined with the library to form a unified space for dining, reading, and socializing, which can also host events.

The waiting area at the entrance is designed as a coworking space. This solution makes the interior feel less formal and makes parents' waiting time more comfortable and productive.

We are raising a generation of the future: children learn to explore, solve problems, adapt, and follow their own path while preserving the joy of discovery.

Discovery Network of Bilingual Kindergartens, Clubs, and Schools

Children spend most of their day at school, so special attention was given to the atmosphere: spaces are bright, warm, open, and visually light through thoughtful use of color and form.

The project is based on the principle of diversity: each room has its own rhythm, familiar zones acquire new functions, and color serves as a tool for navigation and emphasis, tying the environment together.

At the heart of the concept is the child as an active participant in the process. The spaces are designed so children can move freely, choose behaviors, and learn through play and interaction.

Discovery is an example of how architecture can support an educational environment where every moment, every meter, and every child matters.