Timeabu Kindergarten, situated in the heart of rural Ghana, in a small village called Timeabu, which is in the Ashanti region in the center of Ghana, is our visionary architectural project that redefines the kindergarten concept. It transcends mere infrastructure to create an eco-conscious haven for early childhood development.
Spanning on 1185m², the design seamlessly integrates three classrooms with sustainable features, harmonizing with vibrant recreational spaces. A playground, gardening areas, and a shaded pavilion showcase our commitment to multifaceted learning experiences, blending education with environmental responsibility. Rooted in community and sustainability, this kindergarten blueprint aspires to cultivate holistic growth and creativity while exemplifying our dedication to a greener future for the village's youngest minds.

Proposal adopts sustainable approaches, incorporating elements like green spaces, eco-friendly architecture, and employing strategies for sustainability such as the use of locally sourced materials—such as bamboo wood, corrugated metal sheets, and compressed earth brick. Additionally, passive ventilation, achieved through the implementation of stack effect ventilation across all three units, is a key feature. The overarching goal of these initiatives is to advance environmental, social, and economic well-being, with a commitment to diminishing resource depletion and nurturing a more robust environment for present and future generations.