ROC Mondriaan
Education · by LIAG · 2011
The Hague, Netherlands
Set between railway lines and an urban street, the school turns a tight plot into a bold, legible urban marker. A white concrete grid wraps the façade, with panels in primary colours that echo the visual language associated with Mondrian. Large glazed areas along the pedestrian route create transparency and improve social safety, letting the life of the school be visible from outside. An arcade strengthens the connection between station, square, and campus, turning circulation into an urban gesture. The building operates as both educational infrastructure and a colourful public ‘calling card’ for the institution.
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