The school’s elevation is a study in modern neoclassical composition, exuding elegance, formality, and subtle monumentality appropriate for an institutional setting.

Architectural Expression:

• Façade Treatment:
  The central block’s elevation emphasizes a grand entrance with a gabled roof element and double-height volumes, framed by pilasters and vertical fins. The articulation of white/cream-colored surfaces, contrasted with light grey roofing, gives a clean, stately character.
• Material Palette:
  A refined mix of painted plaster, glass, and patterned jali (perforated screen) panels provide both function and form—offering sun-shading, ventilation, and decorative character.
• Rhythmic Fenestration:
  Windows are aligned in a strict grid pattern, promoting visual order and consistent daylight access. Shading elements, recesses, and overhangs add depth and protect from direct sunlight.
• Landscape Integration:
  The building frontage is framed by meticulously planned landscaping—palm avenues, planters, and seasonal flower beds that soften the structure and enhance the user experience.