The central purpose of the project was to enhance the common spaces of the Bet El Primary and Early Childhood School, located in the Belgrano neighborhood of Buenos Aires.
The main challenge lay in revitalizing the access ramp that connects the three levels of the building, serving as the daily entry and exit point for students and parents in the school community. Our vision was to infuse this architectural element with a dynamic use of color, bringing movement and personality throughout its length. This goal was achieved through the creation of abstract shapes that intertwine and overlap, forming a visually striking yet synthetic system of forms.
In addition to the intervention on the ramp, the project included the transformation of columns and walls in the ground-floor courtyards. These interventions were not only intended to provide aesthetic continuity but also to establish a cohesive visual identity that extends across all areas of the school.
