Henry S. West Laboratory School · Coral Gables

NZSNet Zero School

Learning across a connected campus.

A K–12 school proposal with separate learning buildings connected by paths, ramps, and shared courtyards.

Net Zero School architectural study
Interactive projectExplore in 3D ↗Click to navigate the model, discover its spaces, and see the project from your own perspective.
Design concept

The idea behind the project

A K–12 school proposal with separate learning buildings connected by paths, ramps, and shared courtyards.

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Project type
K–12 school proposal
Location
Coral Gables, Florida
Size
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Scope
Learning buildings, courtyards, ramps, and shared campus spaces
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A familiar place, reconsidered

The proposal is for Henry S. West Laboratory School in Coral Gables, Florida—the school Brandon attended as a child. It studies the campus as a collection of connected learning environments.

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Program and movement

Distinct program colors help explain the relationship between buildings. Shared paths, courtyards, and ramps connect the ground and upper levels, supporting a reading of the school as a continuous spatial network.

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A design ambition

Net-zero is the proposal’s design ambition, rather than a claim of measured performance. The interactive study makes the building arrangement and circulation available for exploration; its real-time materials are interpretations of the supplied geometry and references.

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Net Zero energy-model axonometric diagram
Energy-model axonometric study

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Site context

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