Historic Swiss Schools to Undergo Changes for Modern Education
Two historic school buildings in Diessenhofen, Thurgau, Switzerland, are set to undergo changes. The old structures, designed by architect Friedrich Krämer around 1903/04 and later by TF Architektur, no longer align with today's educational needs.
The buildings, originally designed for the Oberrealschule (now Johannes-Kepler-Gymnasium) and a post-war conventional building, face challenges meeting the demands of modern pedagogy. Despite their historical significance, the outdated architecture hinders contemporary teaching methods. The department of education has plans to renovate or replace these structures to better suit current educational requirements.
The old school buildings in Diessenhofen, designed by Friedrich Krämer and TF Architektur, are slated for renovation or replacement. The project aims to ensure these historic sites can effectively support modern teaching methods and meet the evolving needs of today's students.
