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Diagram of the relationship between the main groups of medium-size spaces

Secondary Education School:

A - training sections for grades 1-4; B - training sections for grades 5-11;

C - groups of premises for labor training;

D - groups of rooms for organization of the extended day;

1 – lobby; 2 – IT-cabinet;

3 - library; 4 – teacher-room (staffroom); 5 - labs; 6 – techno-sphere safety cabinet;

7 - gyms; 8 - canteen; 9 - assembly hall;

10 - singing and music class; 11 - administration; 12 - technical center;

13 - recreation area; 14 - sports area; 15 - training and experimental zone; 16 - storing zone;

17 - medical center, psychologist's office

SCHOOL IN NORTHERN BUTOVO. MOSCOW architects N.V. Lyutomsky, Yu.V. Bogaevskaya, G.S. Sandomirsky,

engineers B.S. Mesburg, S.M. Sorokin, V.M. Silin, N.N. Tsvetkov

SCHOOL IN ERFURT

Layout options for classrooms

Layout of computers in the Internet class

Educational sections for grades 1-4 are designed separately, allocated in a separate block, impassable for students of other age groups. In addition to classrooms, this block includes workshop for labor training, universal Room for extended day groups, recreation and sanitary units.

Training sections for grades 5-11 are formed on the basis of study rooms and labs.

Training spaces include: work area (placement training tables for trainees); teacher's work area; additional space for placement of teaching aids, training equipment IT; a zone for individual classes and possible physical activities.

The required orientation of the main classrooms around the world for secondary education schools is South, South-east.

For painting, drawing rooms, a north orientation is recommended. In institutions with in-depth study of individual subjects, gymnasiums and lycées should have a lecture auditoriums.

Functional and dimensional diagrams of the lecture auditoriums for 150 seats