The building consists of two main volumes: a three-storey teaching block and a two-storey sports block. They are connected by a low volume that houses administrative, daycare and multifunctional spaces. Spaces are deployed around simple circulation pathways, facilitating finding one’s way from any point and providing views of the outdoors.

The two long facades of the teaching block are comprised of harmoniously arranged vertical strips in a green-to-blue dégradé, creating a sense of motion for both passing drivers and the children in the schoolyard.

The schoolyard is partially paved because the play surfaces require it, but a green expanse complete with a natural wooded area has been preserved. The yard is protected and framed by the teaching block and the connecting volume. The latter opens out vertically toward the green expanse and laterally toward the yard and the teaching block, creating fluidity between the indoors and the outdoors.

Colour is utilized again indoors in a wayfinding role, with each classroom identified with a different colour.