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24H-architecture's bamboo learning center for kids in ThailandDutch firm <a title="Kids’ Learning Centre in Thailand Looks Like a Giant Bamboo Manta Ray " href="http://www.24h.eu/" target="_blank">24H-architecture</a> has designed a magnificent ‘Children’s Activity and Learning Centre’ for kids visiting the 6-star <a title="Kids’ Learning Centre in Thailand Looks Like a Giant Bamboo Manta Ray " href="http://inhabitat.com/lofty-tree-pod-dining-at-the-soneva-kiri-resort-thailand/" target="_blank">Soneva Kiri resort</a> in Thailand. Made entirely from fast-growing local bamboo, it shelters a wide range of entertaining activities that raise ecological awareness within a playful design.1
24H-architecture's bamboo learning center for kids in ThailandLocated within Thailand’s Koh Kood Island and steps away from the sea, this gorgeous learning ‘den’ was made by 24H-architecture in collaboration with local Habita architects.2
24H-architecture's bamboo learning center for kids in ThailandMeasuring 540 square foot, it shelters an auditorium for films, lectures and plays.3
24H-architecture's bamboo learning center for kids in ThailandThere is also a library with permaculture and local traditions books, and an art, music and fashion room for entertaining and creation.4
24H-architecture's bamboo learning center for kids in ThailandA sleeping pod for toddlers was also designed on site, while outside there is a vegetable garden so the children can grow and prepare their own healthy meals.5
24H-architecture's bamboo learning center for kids in ThailandIt was constructed from Thai bamboo structure and the interior was made is made from a local plantation of River Red Gum wood and rattan structural elements.6
24H-architecture's bamboo learning center for kids in ThailandThe Manta-ray shape is not only for aesthetic reasons, it provides shade and protection from the heavy rains, while allowing a natural airflow and plenty of natural light in.7
