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Architecture / Landscape Design / Interior Design / Industrial & Furniture Design / 3D Visualization — 2024 · Studio Commission

Macord International School

Macord International School street view: a white-roofed block behind a timber-batten boundary wall lettered in large white lowercase, its upper storey dressed in blue and green vertical fins, planters trailing over the wall and a woman and child at the zebra crossing.

A complete 2024 commission spanning facade design, landscape design, interior design, industrial & furniture design and photoreal 3D visualization for Macord International School.

Macord International School presents a new street-facing facade articulated in rhythmic coloured fins beneath a planted terrace edge, fronted by a landscaped arrival forecourt and perimeter landscape works. Interiors and a bespoke industrial & furniture package complete the commission across the school's learning and administration spaces.

Our multidisciplinary team developed the project from facade concept and landscape strategy through interior detailing and furniture design to high-fidelity 3D visualization, simulating every published view before delivery. The project was designed by Jude Nyoagbe.

Macord International School street view: a white-roofed block behind a timber-batten boundary wall lettered in large white lowercase, its upper storey dressed in blue and green vertical fins, planters trailing over the wall and a woman and child at the zebra crossing.
Macord International School at the corner: the same batten wall and lettering under a planted pergola, blue and green fins behind, a red triangular pedestrian-crossing sign at the right and zebra stripes across the foreground.
Macord International School seen obliquely from the street: the finned block behind the boundary wall, barbed wire along the plaster wall at the left, utility poles and wires overhead, traffic blurred at both ends.
Macord International School signage, in monochrome: a woman holding a child's hand at the crossing, the wall lettering cut off at the right, tree branches across the top and the planted pergola over the batten wall.