Little Wings

Kaohsiung, Taiwan
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Education
Reimagining campus infrastructure as a flexible, nature-molded social hub for learning, sports, and student life.

Designed in collaboration with local architecture firm SEN+, our proposal Little Wings was selected as the winning design for the new multipurpose covered court and annex building at Kaohsiung American School (KAS 高雄美國學校).

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Instead of keeping "study" and "sport" as isolated programs, Little Wings introduces a third pillar to the campus: Social Connection. Inspired by the spirit of the ancient Greek Agora, this project reimagines the traditional covered court and annex building as a fluid, flexible hub where learning, athletics, and daily campus life intersect.

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The design physically separates the masses of the Annex and the Sports Court to carve out a central, active "+" space between them. Molded by the site's natural wind, sun, and environmental conditions, Little Wings acts as an open stage for the community—transforming effortlessly into an outdoor concert venue, a school fair market, or a collaborative learning commons. The architecture is designed not just to house activities, but to foster interaction and a shared campus experience for students.