The screens are installed in vibrant colors, which over a period of one to two years vines will be overgrown by flowering vines, becoming a fully planted geometric form. The kitchen will be built from an enlarged shipping container, so plentiful in all the worlds’ ports at this time. The outdoor eating space is intended to shelter children as they quickly eat their meals and get back to the play yard, or shade an outdoor class or event. In the future, this area will be used on nights and weekends for meetings, concerts, etc. as it becomes an asset to the full community. Buiding design performs functional and aspirational roles: Kitchen provide meals for children, with covered outdoor seating area Kitchen to provide desirable work environment space for cooking staff Kitchen can in future serve the community food in the afternoon on street side Covered space becomes gathering area for school events Architecture inspires children’s arts/architecture awareness Architecture straddles wall between schoolyard and street, front door of school and a source of community pride Building and schoolyard future community gathering center on weekends/nights. Care of plants foster sense of ownership Reproduceable model for future projects •Planting Screen walls colorful initial palette for ivy to cover during two year period Screen durable against vandalism, fully grown ivy walls less susceptible as vandalism targets Plantings becomes more part of existing community fabric •Sustainable construction and operation threaded through design: use of pv solar panels, rainwater harvesting, natural air conditioning, kitchen building made from preexisting shipping container, skylights for daylighting of kitchen, compost barrel •Construction designed to be modular, simple, quick, transportable. •Construction cost estimate: ±200,000USD before potential donations/discounts.