The Primary School Project in Najaf, Iraq, is a striking architectural statement that harmonizes contemporary design with functional fluidity. The façade is adorned with undulating vertical fins, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow, emphasizing the building’s monolithic elegance. The structure is designed to maximize natural light, with a central atrium that floods the interiors with daylight, ensuring a bright and inviting educational environment. Circulation is redefined through integrated ramps, connecting all floors seamlessly and promoting an inclusive and barrier-free movement. The fusion of minimalist materiality, curvilinear geometry, and landscaped peripheries crafts a forward-thinking educational space that is both aesthetically captivating and functionally efficient.