Author: Gologacheva Svetlana
Place: Israel
Year: 1989
Pages: 42
Source: Donated by Charles Correa
Subject: Architecture
Sub-Subject: Modern Architecture
Keyword: Architectural Design
Classification: 727
Shelf: C3R5
Accession No: B321
Contents: A Construction Method of Organic Architectural Buildings on the Territory of Bulgaria 1- Social and Pedagogical Requirements to the Design and Building Schools in Bulgaria 2- Influence of the Natural Climatic Condition to the Spatial Composition of the School Building 3- Complex Method as a Base to Design School Buildings
Abstract: This paper outlines a method for constructing organic architectural school buildings in Bulgaria, integrating social, pedagogical, and environmental factors. It explores the specific educational needs within the Bulgarian context, emphasizing adaptable and inclusive learning spaces. The influence of the country’s varied climate and geography on spatial and architectural design is also analyzed. Based on this, a complex, interdisciplinary method is proposed, combining architectural theory, sustainable practices, and educational principles. The goal is to create school buildings that are both functional and in harmony with the natural environment, providing a comprehensive approach to innovative and eco-friendly educational architecture in Bulgaria.