The town of Kresnicavile in Slovenia

In the Slovenian village of Kloščinavilé, existing educational facilities were unable to accommodate the growing number of children. Modular housing, with its quick construction time, low cost, and low carbon footprint, completely addressed this issue.

Considering the children's young age and sensitive physical condition, we chose 100mm polyurethane, a formaldehyde-free, biodegradable material that has no adverse effects on children's health and development, and meets UN environmental standards.

This project is an expansion of a kindergarten. Three 20-foot container homes were added around the existing kindergarten, serving as learning spaces. The entire project was completed in one day, and the custom graphic design by a local artist sparked the children's curiosity about this novel and beautiful building. The three homes can accommodate approximately 20 children. The sanitary ware donated by the local government to support their education, as well as the custom graphic design, were highly sought after by the children.