The school is situated in rural Roosbeek and is part of the social, cultural, spor­ting and community fabric and local life. The current 'De Mozaiëk' Open Primary School is located in an out-of-date buil­ding complex. The playground is fully paved. The school has four infant groups and six learning groups in the lower section. The school is experiencing steady growth, but the school board is opting to have a pleasant village school with a maximum of two hundred pupils. To overcome the lack of space, four container classrooms have been installed. After demolishing the present site, the school board wishes to build a good-qua­lity new school that can become a benchmark for other schools. This assignment is designed to create a challenging learning environment that children enjoy going to. The buildings and the outdoor areas must be in dialogue with the green surroundings. The building must give off a positive power of attraction for the village and the education it provides. The clients are asking for an innovative, effective and integral concept with an eye on sustainability, including in terms of its ability to change and hence of its management over time. The school building must be carefully thought-through ecologically speaking so that it can serve as an example to others. The programme for the new school building, which covers a total area of 2,800
m², consists of classrooms, administration and management offices, staff room, computer room, gymnasium, multipurpose hall. In the context of the concept of a 'parish school', the facilities will also be used by third parties (receptions, meetings, exhibitions, parties). The ground-floor areas must be accessible to less able-bodied visitors.

Fees:  overall fees min. 8% - max. 10%