
The Green School, which stretches across the Ayung River in Bali, is built of bamboo, a sustainable material. The campus is powered by alternative energy sources like solar panels, a bamboo sawdust hot water system, and a water-powered vortex generator.
The campus has all the features of a typical school: classrooms, bathrooms, gym, assembly areas, and offices, as well as faculty housing and cafes. The open, airy, multi-story structures are designed to inspire curiosity and make students more passionate about the environment. [ArchDaily]





















olearymo
Friday, October 15, 2010 at 9:52 AMDon’t question the teacher tho. You get stabbed in the head, and wake up in an Alliance facility.