Since nursery education has been highly valued these days, there is a growing demand for children-centred kindergarten designs. But it is a challenging task for designers to create a kindergarten that can meet conventional needs and benefit children’s physical and mental development as it requires not only excellent professional skills but a thorough understanding of educational venue. Knowledge of children’s psychology is sometimes necessary. It places the designers of a kindergarten in face of many unexpected problems during the process. This book addresses the problems designers often encounter in kindergarten design in terms of space planning, activity zone design, material selection, furniture design and colour design. Over 20 international designers are invited to share their experience and provide solution by project statement and QA. A number of successful kindergarten designs are also included, to help the readers find their inspiration and reference.Chinese journalist Ariel Yu grew up in Hongkong and has lived in Barcelona and London. She worked for the Interior Design magazine in China as well as contributing to various other lifestyle titles.