The Paveki Kindergarten is a response to tangible social needs, the steady demographic growth and the resulting strain on existing infrastructure. Located on the edge of the neighborhood, the site is characterized by a heterogeneous residential typology and abundant greenery. The complexity of the site, its irregular plot, pronounced elevation differences, and the area’s potential for future expansion defined the architectural concept – a compact, introverted architectural composition.
The units are organized around a central atrium, acting as a spatial and social core that fosters interaction and a sense of enclosure while maintaining openness. The result is a microcosm for children – protected yet open, structured yet playful. A detached pavilion extends the architectural narrative into the playground. The sloping terrain generates a playful topography – ramps, slides, climbing nets, an amphitheater, and green mounds merge landscape and movement into a coherent spatial experience.
