Expansion of the School in Prague, Petrovice

Four years after setting up a four-class building on the school grounds, representatives of Prague 10, Petrovice quarter, announced that the school facilities were not sufficient. Thus, the need for another two classrooms had to be met. Modular construction allows for the possibility of expanding such structures, and if needed, the size of structures may be changed or they may be moved to another location. Before adding onto the building, it was necessary to remove the existing wooden facade and prepare for the add-on assembly with the two new classrooms. The architect’s original intention was to convey ageing on the facing of vertical larch lamellas, so this facing was mainly used once again on the new additional construction. The expanded school, now with six classrooms, does not show any additional alterations.

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