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INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL IKAST, precedent study
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL IKAST-BRANDE, DENMARK

Architects: C.F. Møller Architects
Project: International School
Location: Ikast, Denmark
Client: ISIB Ejendomsselskab A/S
Landscape architect: C.F. Møller Landscape
Engineer: Midtconsult
Contractor: KPC
Size: 2600 m2
Year: 2012 to 2013

Facts
Concrete: The construction company Mogens Lund A / S
Element Construction: Midtjydsk Concrete and Element Factory A / S
Land / sewer: Godthaab Construction ApS
Address: Bøgildvej 2, 7430 Ikast
Start from: August 2012
Final: August 2013
Stage: Construction site set up
Building Type: New Build & Work
Budget: 40 million. £

Materials
Facade: Brick Facade
Tag: Roofing
Windows: Wood-Aluminium, Aluminium
Floor: Linoleum
Varrme: Radiator, water
Heat source: Heating
Sun protection: Exterior

The International School in Ikast-Brande (ISIB) is so popular that there was a need for new, larger premises. C.F. Møller Architects designed a new 2,600 sqm building with two floors of light brickwork. This includes a school, after-school and kindergarten in the extension of an existing training complex. The complex is designed like a small town with individual volumes located around a square and winding streets. The roof is covered by a flat roof with roofing felt and each building masses are separated by glass-aluminum sections in a darker tone. Throughout the building are omnipresent views to the green landscape and a pleasant natural light influx, creating a bright and friendly environment for the children and staff. Wood-aluminum windows are arranged in an interesting vibrant pattern that gives ample amount of natural light into the building. The International School with the new building can accommodate up to 200 students.

At the heart of the building is a long, curved superstructure with a curved form. The superstructure contains ventilation systems and skylights, and is clad in translucent facade panels and double-glazed windows,
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