Leroteca is a cultural center for kids that has been designed by Studio Lacaja Arquitectos. The sci-fi themed structure is part of is part of "Lero Lero", a kidergarten that is located in the heart of Cundinamarca, Columbia.
This monumental building by Studio Lacaja Arquitectos features a massive concrete shell, wood paneled wall accents and an angular rooftop that is dramatically sloped.
While Leroteca's exterior is industrial and sharp in it's appearance, its interior space is more kid-friendly and warm in its aesthetic. The open-concept interior is home to activity, art and reading areas that are spacious and imaginative. The areas are adorned with clean and neutral finishes that are a perfect backdrop for students' vibrant art works and finished craft projects.
What's Driving This Trend
- Sci-fi Kindergarten Designs
- Designing kid-friendly structures with a sci-fi theme is a growing trend in architecture and education.
- Open Concept Learning Space
- Open-concept interiors are becoming more popular in creating large and imaginative spaces for children education and activities.
- Industrial Aesthetics for Cultural Centers
- Using industrial aesthetics in the exteriors of cultural centers creates a unique and memorable experience for visitors.
Who This Affects Most
- Education
- Innovative and creative designs for classrooms and learning spaces present a disruptive innovation opportunity in the education industry.
- Architecture
- Incorporating unique themes and aesthetics in building designs is an opportunity for disruption in the architecture industry.
- Cultural Centers
- Creating unusual and memorable designs for cultural centers presents a disruptive innovation opportunity in the tourism and entertainment industries.
