Strivemont Global School
A 3,000-student British curriculum campus in Dubai International Academic City — planned along a central community spine that follows the site’s natural contours, with outdoor learning decks, landscaped plazas, and a stepped amphitheatre.
A campus that treats its topography as part of the lesson.
A campus that connects learning, community, and movement.
Located within Dubai International Academic City, Strivemont Global School was envisioned as a contemporary British curriculum campus that brings together academic excellence, student wellbeing, and vibrant community life. Planned to accommodate approximately 3,000 students, the campus responds thoughtfully to the site’s natural contours, transforming the landscape into an integral part of the learning experience rather than simply building upon it.
EDI developed the educational planning, master plan, and architectural design around a central community spine that links the academic wings through shared facilities, including the multipurpose hall, café, and swimming pool. Outdoor learning decks, landscaped plazas, and a stepped amphitheatre extend learning beyond the classroom, creating a seamless relationship between indoor and outdoor environments while encouraging collaboration, interaction, and active student engagement.
The architectural language is defined by clean forms, generous double-height volumes, connecting bridges, and shaded outdoor spaces that enhance openness, connectivity, and environmental comfort. Designed in phases to support future growth, the campus establishes a flexible and future-ready learning environment where architecture, landscape, and pedagogy come together to inspire curiosity, collaboration, and lifelong learning.
Services: Educational Planning · Master Planning · Architectural Design
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