Museum of Education

The construction of the Museum of Education has a long history and extraordinary symbolism for the community and for the development of education in the Municipality of Suhareka. Initially, this building served as the first official school built in 1928 with only one floor. Later, the building was expanded by adding a floor and served as such for many years. This school building has become an important symbol of resistance and raising national, cultural and social awareness. Teachers from Kosovo and Albania have contributed to develop and inspire an intellectual society that has protected and built the country. The geometric structure of the cube symbolizes order in space and makes the building stable. Constructive pillars and trajectories indicate important values such as community, system, hierarchy, reinforcement, inertia, stability and structure. This symbolic representation conveys the message that through the order and system of a society by maintaining a clear hierarchy, we can build sustainable and resilient social structures. This object generates dialogue that has been achieved between the old materials of the existing facade and the new materials built from natural concrete. Natural stone and concrete are two strong and durable materials, and the dialogue between them conveys the symbiosis of the architectural structures of the past and the present, showing the value of cultural heritage and the continuity of the development of society.