Project Description

Eccles Aurora School

Eccles Aurora School project involved the demolition of outdated lightweight school buildings to make way for a new, purpose-built classroom block with ancillary facilities. Designed for a non-mainstream school, the building incorporates specific considerations to comply with rigorous educational regulations and provides a highly functional environment for both students and staff.

The new structure features a contemporary design with timber cladding that blends harmoniously with the surrounding environment, creating a warm and inviting aesthetic. A covered walkway along the exterior ensures safe and accessible circulation throughout the site, while maximising outdoor usability.

Internally, the design prioritises natural light and robust finishes to support the specialised needs of the school community. The classrooms and ancillary spaces are configured to enhance learning and operational efficiency, reflecting a thoughtful approach to educational design.

This project highlights our commitment to creating inclusive, sustainable, and inspiring educational environments that cater to the unique requirements of non-mainstream schools.

Timber-clad exterior of the Eccles Aurora School classroom block, designed by Norfolk architects Paul Robinson Partnership. Features include a covered walkway and contemporary design tailored to the needs of a non-mainstream educational environment.

Client
Eccles Aurora School

Location
Quidenham, Norfolk

Sector
Education

Services
Architectural

Design Team
Kori Moore

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Contemporary timber-clad classroom block at Eccles Aurora School, designed by Norfolk architects Paul Robinson Partnership, featuring a covered walkway and purpose-built facilities tailored for non-mainstream education
Contemporary timber-clad classroom block at Eccles Aurora School, designed by Norfolk architects Paul Robinson Partnership, featuring a covered walkway and purpose-built facilities tailored for non-mainstream education
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