Trust the Scandinavians to lead the way once again. Vittra Telefonplan, located in Stockholm, Sweden is a free school organisation which was founded on the vision of creating a place where the physical space of the school would be an important tool in the development of its students. To facilitate this, a team of architects at Rosan Bosch created a most unconventional space where structured classrooms are no longer used. Instead there are five main learning spaces: the cave, the lab, the campfire, the watering hole and the showoff, each with their own specific uses intended to support the school's goals of differentiated learning.
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| Images: Kim Wendt |
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