Strolling through the vibrant Hyllie district, you’ll find a school unlike any other. This is Hyllievångsskolan, a striking testament to modern architecture and sustainability. Built in 2017, it’s a beacon of learning in the heart of this new Malmö area. The school is a unique blend of open spaces and cozy nooks, with curved brick walls hugging a vibrant courtyard. The courtyard is a haven for learning and play, with green spaces, playgrounds, and a skatepark. It’s a lively hub even after school hours, inviting the nearby community to enjoy its welcoming atmosphere. Hyllievångsskolan is a school that embraces the future, where children learn about energy efficiency through the school’s innovative solar panels. You can even see how much energy they’re generating on a display in the main entrance. This school was so impressive, it won the Malmö City Building Prize in 2018. Stepping inside Hyllievångsskolan, you’ll experience a world of vibrant learning. The school’s design encourages flexible teaching methods, allowing teachers to experiment with different approaches. It’s a place where learning goes beyond traditional classrooms, extending into open spaces and even the rooftop terrace with its lush green walls and gardening areas. Hyllievångsskolan, a school embracing innovation and inspiring future generations.
Frihamnsviadukten
Across the 250-meter-wide Frihamnsviadukten you see a world unfolding. Driving over it feels practical but unremarkable. Walking or cycling however