A Modern Learning Hub: Al-Faysalieh Elementary School
The Al-Faysalieh Elementary School, designed in 2014 in Amman’s Al-Muwaqar district, is a comprehensive educational facility commissioned by Jordan’s Ministry of Education. Spanning 3,789 m² across three levels, this school features 12 classrooms alongside specialized learning spaces to serve the growing community.
Project Overview
Key Details
- Design Year: 2014
- Location: Amman – Al-Muwaqar
- Client: Ministry of Education
- Total Area: 3,789 m²
- Classrooms: 12
- Special Features: Multiple science labs, kindergarten
- Services Provided: Full Design Services (Concept to Tender Drawings)
This school combines academic spaces with exceptional STEM facilities in a thoughtfully designed campus.
Architectural Layout: Optimized Learning Environments
Second Basement (205 m²)
- Central storage facility
- Mechanical rooms (diesel & boiler)
- Building services infrastructure
First Basement (1,496 m²)
- Administrative offices
- Teachers’ workroom
- Specialized laboratories:
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Biology
- Geology
- Computer lab
- Workshop space
- Kindergarten facilities
- Multi-purpose event hall
Ground Floor (1,807 m²)
- 11 Standard classrooms
- Teachers’ resource room
- School library
- Dedicated art studio
Campus Amenities
- Dual playgrounds (main + kindergarten)
- Secure parking area
- Water storage system
- Guard station for campus security
Design Philosophy: STEM-Focused Education
The school design emphasizes:
- Science Specialization: Four dedicated laboratory spaces
- Early Childhood Development: Integrated kindergarten
- Creative Expression: Art and workshop facilities
- Community Space: Multi-purpose hall for events
- Secure Environment: Controlled access points
Conclusion
The 2014 Al-Faysalieh Elementary School represents Jordan’s commitment to quality STEM education in Amman’s eastern districts. With 12 classrooms complemented by exceptional science facilities, the school creates an environment where students can explore scientific concepts through hands-on learning.
As it serves the Al-Muwaqar community, this facility demonstrates how thoughtful school design can support both core curriculum and specialized programming within a cohesive campus environment.
