For some preschoolers in China, learning got a bit more fun thanks to their colorful new kindergarten.
Japanese architectKeiichiro Sakocreated a kaleidoscope within the school by placing 483 glass inserts in rainbow hues throughout the space.
Now, as light shines through, color bounces through the minimalist, white space.
It’s like a kaleidoscope, where the entire space is constantly changing.
By keeping the interior clean and minimal, Sako allows the colors to pop.
Each insert brings a burst of energy into the space.
There is also significance to the rest of the buildings architecture and design.
Architects brightened this kindergarten in China using 483 colorful glass inserts.
The panels create a kaleidoscope of color in the otherwise minimal interior.
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