High School Architecture

Central Catholic High School’s first wing was built in 1939. Since then, a succession of additions filled out the urban four-block site, and CCHS transformed from a 1,000-male student body to a vibrant 800-student co-ed population. More recently, Bora developed a plan to modernize the building with a 21st-century learning environment while retaining the culture

Multi-award-winning redesign of Regent High School, a secondary school on a confined urban site in Somers Town, London. The design supports a variety of teaching and learning methods to suit the students and the school’s education vision, with a flexible layout that encourages interactive, personal and collaborative working. At the heart of the school is the Arcade, a generous and bright triple-height circulation space that links the new elements of the campus with the original Victorian…

PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL - ACADEMIC PROJECTfor Architecture department-Faculty of Engineering, Al-Azhar University

Image 3 of 24 from gallery of Duchess Park Secondary School / Hughes Condon Marler Architects. Courtesy of HCMA

We've learned that learning itself, when it's made enjoyable, produces better results. And architects have learned how to respond to this shift by..

Image 27 of 29 from gallery of Athenia High School / StudioNext. Ground Floor Plan

Huizhen High School, designed by the Approach Design Studio in collaboration with the Zhejiang University of Technology Engineering Design Group, is a campus that breaks the traditional mould of school buildings, allowing students to relax and "waste their time mindfully". The project was initially selected in the Completed Building School category of the World Architecture Festival, and went on to win the World Building of the Year title. Images courtesy of World Architecture Festival and…

Image 7 of 32 from gallery of Gökçeada High School Campus / PAB Architects. Photograph by Yerçekim

Image 5 of 12 from gallery of Baton Rouge Magnet High School / Chenevert Architects + Remson|Haley|Herpin Architects. Photograph by Sean Calamia

Location Joplin, MO Completed 2015 Joplin High School and Franklin Technology Center is a 21st Century learning environment featuring five distinct career pathways organized by clustered Collaborative Learning Suites. At approximately 480,000 sf, this facility supports a total enrollment of 2,500 students in grades 9 through 12. CGA along with partner DLR Group worked closely […]