Teaching & learning
Rooms for lessons, hands-on tasks and project-based learning, with content and materials arranged for the group.
CHENGDU, CHINA
Steamland Chengdu
Innovation Base.
An approximately 1,500 m² education and innovation base in Chengdu, supporting teaching, robotics training, educator development, workshops, partner visits and project collaboration.
A PLACE TO WORK TOGETHER
From a lesson to a shared project.
≈1,500 m²
Education and innovation space
The Chengdu base brings learning spaces, an event hall and areas for meeting and project preparation into one setting. Together with the Steamland team, it provides a practical starting point for education and innovation partnerships.
THE WORK IT SUPPORTS
Six ways to begin.
Robotics training
A setting for building, programming, testing and reviewing robotics work; equipment and training scope are agreed for each project.
Educator development
Space for educator workshops, lesson preparation, demonstrations and discussion of teaching practice.
Workshops & exchange
Learning activities, demonstrations and professional conversations can be designed around an agreed topic and audience.
Partner visits
Meet the team, introduce a brief and discuss the spaces and support needed for a first project.
Project development
Prepare course content, test learning materials and work through project ideas before delivery.
INSIDE THE BASE
See the spaces behind the work.
Teaching & preparation
A classroom for lessons, educator workshops and project preparation.
Welcome & conversation
The reception area provides a starting place for introductions and project conversations.
The hall, another view
A reverse view shows the hall and adjoining areas within the Chengdu base.
FROM THE BASE INTO THE CITY
A setting for learning journeys.
Base-based learning
Use the Chengdu space for workshops, building tasks, project discussion and sharing work. Plan suitable rooms and resources with the team.
Panda-themed design camp
A proposed learning journey connects observation, local culture and hands-on design. The programme is open for project discussion.
Explore the camp conceptShape the right brief
Age group, timing, language support, learning goals and the balance between base activities and off-site visits are planned for each group.
Camps & learning journeysA WORKING VISIT
Plan your first working session in Chengdu
Our approximately 1,500 m² Chengdu base provides a place to meet, teach and work on projects. Share the details below so we can discuss suitable spaces and support before a visit.
- 01
People and group size
Who will attend, their age range and the expected group size.
- 02
The kind of session
A partner meeting, teaching workshop, demonstration or project session, with a clear purpose.
- 03
Timing and language
Preferred dates, available time and the language support your group may need.
- 04
Equipment and working space
The tasks, materials and equipment involved, including anything your team plans to bring.
Visits and session arrangements are agreed with the team in advance.
Discuss a Chengdu visit