Kindergarten Sighartstein – Can You Hear the Grass Growing?

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Kindergarten Sighartstein – Can You Hear the Grass Growing?

David McFadden | architects, architecture, buildings, modern architecture, modern buildings, new buildings | June 19, 2009

Kadawittfeldarchitektur just completed their competition-winning kindergarten building in Sighartstein, Austria.

Gerrman architecture firm kadawittfeldarchitektur recently completed their competition-winning kindergarten building in Sighartstein, Austria.

The kindergarten is integrated into the landscape like a chameleon (including a crèche) for 4 groups. Kadawittfeldarchitektur’s proposal for the building won the 1st prize in the public architecture competition in 2003. The project was realized between 2008 and 2009 with a budget of €1.2 million ($1.7 million).

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