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位于秘鲁海岸的帕查库提村雨水匮乏,村里的孩子们生活在没有树阴的沙漠中,他们的父母在距家两个小时车程的城市里工作。在当地人加斯顿·艾克瑞的资助下,“51-1建筑师事务所”为当地的孩子们建了一所幼儿园。沙漠的地基不平整,而且不稳定,于是他们用混凝土浇筑的柱子撑起一块平板,在上面搭建幼儿园最主要的房子。孩子们在这里学习种植植物,在院子里玩乐。没有华丽的桌椅,也没有各种丰富的教具,但孩子们的生活依然过得丰富有趣。帕查库提的沙漠虽然没有雨,却有“彩虹”!
The village of Pachakoti, on the Peruvian coast, is inundated with rain and the children in the village live in unspoiled deserts, with their parents working in cities within two hours' drive of their home. With the funding of the locality, Gaston Eccle, 51-1 Architects has built a kindergarten for local children. The foundation of the desert was uneven and unstable, so they propped up a slab of concrete pouring pillars and built the most important house in kindergarten. Here children learn to grow plants and have fun in the yard. There is no gorgeous tables and chairs, nor a wealth of teaching aids, but the children's lives are still rich and interesting. Pachati's desert, though not rain, has “Rainbow”!