The project responds to New Tashkent’s rapid growth and the need for a consolidated educational hub serving a young, expanding population. The brief called for uniting a school, sports building, exam center, and kindergarten — typically scattered across a district — within one coherent campus supporting students from early childhood through exam years. Design began with a simple rectangular mass, carved into linear wings around a shared courtyard to balance density with green, communal space. Each program then received its own identity: a crown-shyness-inspired canopy at the school entrance, a sun-responsive facade for the exam building, and a playful toy-block form for the kindergarten, unified by shared materials and rhythm. Beyond education, the campus is conceived as a civic asset — its halls, sports fields, and rooftop event spaces designed to host public gatherings, positioning it as a new landmark for the district’s students, families, and residents.
