Surrounded by pastel coloured building blocks and courtyards, 'The Hill Kindergarten' is located at one of the major junctions in the residential area of Vinohrady, Prague 10.

In Prague, courtyards inside the residential blocks are the primary assembling location for local parents and children. As communities congregate in the courtyards, public green spaces such as the building site are often left underused with people only passing by. The local area lacks a place for assembly that can bring separate communities together.

Therefore, the design proposes an urban playground that facilitates both the adults and children in the area, and to serve as a community hub for Czech parents who are not on a parental leave.

The building functions as a daycare centre in daytime and transforms into a community folk music hub at night, providing an intergenerational assembly space. The design aims to integrate the architecture into the landscape, using the roof surface as the second layer of ground, as well as creating half storeys to generate new spatial opportunities. The architecture itself also serves as a playground, which encourages the children to interact with the architecture and to build their own landscape.