1. Safety: The safety of students, teachers, and staff should always be the first priority in designing a school building. This includes fire safety, emergency exits, and security measures such as cameras and locked entrances.
2. Functionality: The building should be designed in a way that supports the educational needs of the school. This includes classrooms, laboratories, libraries, assembly halls, and recreational areas.
3. Accessibility: The building should be designed to cater to all students, including those with disabilities, and should ensure universal access to all areas such as classrooms, restrooms, and other facilities.
4. Comfort and Health: The building should be designed in a way that promotes comfort and good health, such as by proper ventilation, lighting, and temperature control. The building should also be designed to minimize noise pollution.
5. Sustainability: The building should be energy-efficient and sustainable in terms of materials, energy consumption, and overall environmental impact. It should also be designed to allow for future adaptations and modifications.
6. Aesthetics: The building should be visually pleasing, reflecting the values and ideals of the School. It should be designed to inspire the students, teachers, and staff, and should be conducive to a positive learning environment.
7. Cost: The building should be designed in a way that maximizes return on investment while being conscious of budget constraints and the cost-effectiveness of materials and designs.
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