
Schools
Schools
Learning and growing

Designing spaces for everyone
We design primary, middle and high schools that cater for the needs of pupils and teachers alike, creating a calm and supportive learning environment.

Building sustainable schools
Our education facilities combine comfort, innovation and energy efficiency to support the environmental transition.
Our expertise

Places designed for life and knowledge
The school environments we design are inclusive and adaptable. They foster learning, wellbeing and diversity, and include ergonomically designed classrooms, Fab Labs, libraries, learning gardens, cafeterias and playgrounds. We are committed to helping every pupil succeed by providing an open and accessible environment.

Schools that put wellbeing first
We create schools that provide comfort, a welcoming atmosphere and safety. Healthy building materials, air quality, acoustics and lighting all play a part in ensuring wellbeing and learning. Ergonomic spaces, innovative equipment and enhanced safety provide an environment that allows everyone to thrive.

Schools committed to the environmental transition
Bouygues Construction ensures that the schools it creates are eco-responsible, using local and sustainable materials, innovative energy solutions and high-performance refurbishment, and providing shared spaces. We prioritise low-impact, repairable and adaptable buildings that are open and accessible, helping to reduce carbon footprints and strengthen social cohesion.

Responding to local needs
We design sustainable, adaptable schools that act as cornerstones of their local communities. By paying close attention to local needs, we promote innovation, quality, safety and seamless integration into the urban environment.

Renovation serving education
Energy-efficient renovation of school buildings acts as a key driver of environmental and economic performance, but also for the comfort of pupils and teaching staff. We support local authorities through energy performance contracts that deliver measurable, lasting results, while ensuring teaching continues uninterrupted as the works take place.
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Modular classrooms made from bio-based materials
To meet the educational needs of local authorities and address climate challenges, we offer modular classrooms made from bio-based materials, built and pre-fitted off-site at our partner TH's factory. Suitable for all school projects, these wooden modules provide a flexible, robust and customisable solution that can be adapted to the changing needs of local communities.
Compliant with environmental, acoustic, thermal, accessibility and fire safety standards, they are suitable for new builds, renovations and extensions. Off-site prefabrication reduces disruption and saves 16 weeks, or 15-20% of the time required for traditional construction, at a cost equivalent to a standard timber project.

Our projects

Anne Frank Middle School
Energy renovation of the middle school designed by Jean Nouvel in the 1980s.

Corneille High School
Renovation of the Pierre Corneille high school in Rouen, a historic monument in the heart of the city, while the school remained open, including the refurbishment and reconstruction of buildings, and the creation of a 350-seat conference room and an audiovisual center.

Darlington Public School
Delivery of a modern educational facility designed around innovative learning spaces that seamlessly integrate First Nations culture and environmental stewardship.

Gaspard Monge Middle School
Reconstruction of a middle school for 780 students, making extensive use of wood and reused materials.

International School Complex in Marseille
Design and construction of an international school of excellence for 2,200 students.

Jean-Marie Le Bris High School
In Douarnenez, the renovation of a high school with catering facilities and boarding school, certified by Effinature.

Nicolas Untersteller Secondary School
Renovation and extension of a secondary school incorporating the use of bio-based insulation materials and timber façades.
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Pian-Médoc Middle School
A sustainable middle school for 800 students in Pian-Médoc, set to open in 2022, combining high environmental performance, wood construction, and modern educational facilities within a cohesive campus.

Spenglerpark Campus
Conversion, extension and refurbishment of an industrial building into a healthcare training campus.

Women's College Langley
Women's College Langley, delivered in 2018 by A W Edwards in Sydney, is a redevelopment of the Langley Precinct featuring the Sibyl Centre, a 4-storey building combining historic architectural heritage with modern educational facilities, distinguished by its perforated copper crown.