Post-War Modern Public Schools: The Rhythm of Sunshades and Corridors

Design a postwar public school building in the manner of Hsiu Tse-lan, a long linear block with an open access corridor on one side and a repeating rhythm of concrete sunshades on the other, built cheaply but composed with care. Compose a three-storey block with a continuous open-air walkway, plain round columns, a grid of projecting concrete brise-soleil fins on the sun side, washed-aggregate render, a bare earth playground with a banyan tree, hard subtropical sun making the fin shadows read, oblique eye-level view, 28mm lens, architectural photography, ultra photorealistic, 8K