British International School of New York
The urban campus located on the bank of the East River in Manhattan presented a few challenges in that it was buried beneath a series of high rise buildings (photo at bottom). The tall buildings needed to be taken out –but still hinted at– and some areas cutaway to reveal the actual locations of the campus facilities within the collection of other buildings. A number of students representing various learning and play activities at the school were added for whimsy and softening of the overpowering architecture. The campus illustration is shown without the labels used to identify the various features of the school.
Shown below as it appears on the organizations website with some labels and a legend
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