The planimetric configuration of the building provides transition filter areas between the public space and the individual one. At the same time it responds to a negotiation between city space and countryside space.  Two separate accesses for the nursery school and the primary school define protected collective areas between school community and  city community. The thresholds between one space and another are always created in such a way as to delay access and promote an understanding of the social components of the space.

The use of color and the intra-exchange of the project with the rural space aims to stimulate children's creativity. Finally, the construction technology used, XLAM, and the bioclimatic design of the modules aim to reduce costs and environmental impacts. The construction process therefore takes place in such a way as to guarantee efficiency and healthiness of the internal and external environment.