Project: Steel Structure School Campus
Location: Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Area: 1,600 m²
Owner: Haiti Ministry of Education

This 1,600-square-meter steel structure school was built in Port-au-Prince to support educational development in post-disaster regions of Haiti. Designed and delivered through a collaboration with the Haiti Ministry of Education, the campus offers a safe, durable, and scalable learning environment for over 600 students.

Using pre-engineered steel building (PEB) systems, the school was completed rapidly with minimal local disruption. Its modular design includes classrooms, administrative offices, and sanitation facilities—all optimized for ventilation, natural light, and seismic resistance.

The structure’s corrosion-resistant steel frame and weatherproof panels ensure longevity in Haiti’s tropical climate. As a symbol of resilience and progress, this school contributes to long-term community recovery and improves access to quality education.