School pupils Vittra Telefonplan luck! Headquartered in Stockholm, the Swedish free school was founded on the concept of creating a place where "the physical space - the most important tool for schools" in the development of students.

In light of this, the team of architects Bosch Rosan has created an unconventional space, where the classroom is abolished as such. Instead, students relax on neon chairs, benches, whimsical art deco, or gather around a giant blue amphitheater, which resembles an iceberg, towering in the middle of the room.

This unique loft is located in a 17th century building in central Stockholm, Sweden. Previously, there was placed kofeobzharochnaya factory, and later - an architectural office. Today, the charming elements of the original architecture intelligently decorated with modern materials that give a unique character of the building area of ​​118 sq.m. Wooden beams on the ceiling, concrete walls, furniture volume, open-plan living area create a warm and welcoming atmosphere.