IT School with 600 Seats to Be Constructed Near "Rainbow Park". Rendering Revealed.
The City of Yekaterinburg has signed an agreement with Forum for the construction of a school at Raduga Park.
Alexei Orlov, the Mayor of the city, stated, "The education system in Yekaterinburg is one of the most advanced in the country because, over the past fifteen years, no school in Yekaterinburg has been built to a standard design."
Forum, the developer responsible for the project, has designed the new School No. 116 at Raduga Park, previously having worked on the Governor's Lyceum project in Solnechnogorsk.
In Solnechnogorsk, the governor's lyceum is under construction. To learn about the most expensive school in Yekaterinburg, continue reading.
"We are not building walls; we are putting values into these walls, which will live for a long time," said Sergei Miamin, the general director of Forum, during the signing ceremony.
The educational complex at Volgogradskaya will utilize key solutions from the lyceum. This includes, for example, group and individual work areas, facilities for evening preparation and additional education, the division of classrooms into profiled clusters, and maximal multifunctionality.
A gymnasium modeled after the Governor's Lyceum will be built at Raduga Park. Here are more details about the project.
The educational building will be divided into a primary, middle, and high school. At the center of the building will be common school rooms - a two-story conference hall with an amphitheater, a computer center for schoolchildren and teachers, and a 200-seat auditorium. This auditorium will be used for both in-school events and regional needs.
On the school grounds, a sports complex with running tracks, playing fields, and bleachers will be established. As with the lyceum in Solnechnogorsk, the sports facility will be open to the community during non-school hours. In addition, children's playgrounds and an amphitheater will be constructed in the schoolyard.
Apart from educational blocks, a four-story building will host a library with a coworking space and a museum, a café, laboratories, a media center, technological workshops, an IT polygon, and several sports halls.
At the school, students will develop their creative abilities and soft skills, especially through extracurricular project and research work. Here, students will be able to create a school television, produce animated and video films, and practice working with artificial intelligence.
Credits: Valery Kunschikov, Pelageya Smyshlyaeva
As for the design of the new school in Yekaterinburg modeled after the Governor's Lyceum, further investigation is required. Local architectural or educational resources specific to Yekaterinburg may provide more information. Alternatively, exploring educational or architectural websites focusing on Russian schools and their designs might offer some insights. However, specific data remains scarce, making a detailed description challenging.
The news of, and more details about, the new education-and-self-development complex at Raduga Park in Yekaterinburg, modeled after the Governor's Lyceum, are to be found, as local resources specific to Yekaterinburg may provide further insight regarding its design. In addition to educational blocks, the complex will include a library, a café, laboratories, a media center, technological workshops, an IT polygon, sports halls, and community-accessible sports facilities. This project is expected to foster the development of students' creative abilities and soft skills, such as working with artificial intelligence and producing animated and video films.
