The new building of Revius Lyceum in Doorn was designed by MoederscheimMoonen Architects in collaboration with Spring Architecten. Situated in a forested area, the campus features multiple structures, including a sports building clad in Platowood Fraké on the exterior, and a school building where Platowood Fraké is also used in the interior
The façade of the sports hall uses a variety of board widths, creating a dynamic and playful visual rhythm. The untreated sustainable wood will weather naturally into a silver-grey tone over time. Inside the school building, the wooden elements were treated with FireProtect to meet fire safety requirements.
The architectural vision was to create a school where every area serves as an effective learning space. Just like the school itself, the sports facility was designed to emerge from the landscape. A monumental tree serves as the focal point around which the various sports halls are arranged. The plaza surrounding the tree forms a welcoming space that students pass through as they head to gym class.
