Sriram Matriculation Higher Secondary School is a well-established institution in Kambainallur, Dharmapuri, known for its commitment to academic excellence and student development.
MS Stalin Architects was appointed to redesign and enhance the school’s infrastructure to reflect a modern, organized, and inspiring learning environment.
The architectural approach aimed to deliver a campus that supports structured education, student safety, and joyful learning.
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Educational Impact
The upgraded campus enhances the learning experience by offering a well-planned, student-first environment, creating a solid foundation for academic excellence in the Dharmapuri region.
Client Vision
The management envisioned a campus that stands out in both design and function, offering students a motivating atmosphere for academic and co-curricular success. Our design captured that vision with an aesthetic yet practical layout that ensures smooth school operations.
Design Highlights
- Modern façade with clean lines and academic appeal
- Well-ventilated classrooms with natural lighting
- Seamless connectivity between classrooms, labs, and staff areas
- Open courtyard and assembly zones designed for safety and engagement
- Design alignment with Matriculation Board norms and student needs