Studio Perspektiv designed a modern and inspiring space that reflects the demands of the changing world. The architects managed to realize a bold and strong vision of the new concept “new learning”.

The original purpose of the library has changed and evolved - the introduction of digital media, 3D printing, and virtual or augmented reality has further enhanced this process. The main change is the incorporation of different types of teaching into one multifunctional space. The Innovation and Education Centre unites a library, study room and workshop with an integrated residential staircase. "We were able to implement a bold and strong vision of the concept, new learning." The aim was to bring maximum visual transparency and design equipment with an emphasis on the diverse ergonomics of children," add architects Antal and Stara. Library design specialists from the United Kingdom were also invited to join the project to consult the requirements of librarianship of the 21st century.

The library shelves have been designed with an emphasis on flexibility, so they are equipped with wheels and a variable arrangement of shelves. An important topic of the project was acoustic and light comfort. Acoustic panels in the shape of paper airplanes are supplemented by an enlarged reproduction of the labyrinth from the book Bird Assembly by Petr Sís. The space is highlighted by muted colours and natural materials used on vinyl flooring or recycled carpets from the Interface company. Natural materials are represented by oak veneer, which forms the cladding of the residential staircase and acoustic slats on the walls. Bright colours are enhanced by the colourful seating furniture. In the Idea-Lab, students can use 3D printers, CNC milling machines, or laser cutters. Workshop is furnished with special focus on flexibility. Desks can be moved in the space, and the electricity supply of the space is ensured by unusual ceiling winches.