School at Andújar – Spain
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1970.v22.i218.3593Abstract
This project harmonises with the local architecture, without sacrificing the style that a building devoted to teaching should have. The school has large smooth, white washed, external walls, small windows, and the typical Andalusian ironwork has been added as an ornamental feature. The project provides a clear separation for the teaching zone, the living quarters of the students, the residence of the Saint Paul Fathers, the residence for the male staff (nuns and cleaners), and a zone for the visitors to the school.
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