The Auroville education is based on the concept of Free Process, which allows the students to have a different approach to the school curriculum and school structure and programs to be diverse and supple. Last School is designed for students to learn art, craft and sculpture, along with natural learning.

The walls are painted in a neutral colour and allow students to display the art and craft works that become art insulation and also help with students’ engagement. All classrooms have single concrete ceilings, walls are not directly touching the roof, and they are connected with only columns, this is because of making the room bright with natural lighting. The classrooms are separated with seating space that also connects the students. Integrating the landscape into the structure is a clever concept for encouraging calming corridors. The floor is made of a kotta stone finish, which gives a raw natural feel and also darkens a lot of windows and small slits, giving a fresh environment and helping the children’s classes use the ideas of Mother and Sri Aurobindo.

The Last School’s new building was designed by David Nightingale and Ganesh Bala Associate, which was phase 2 of the Last School designed by Roger Anger. The school is located in the cultural centre of Auroville. Designing the school with an open plan makes the spaces calm and more connected to the site landscape.

The entrance is welcoming, and the light ramp connects directly to the 2 story cylindrical room used as a meeting space and has small cube windows to allow natural light. All interconnected rooms‌ with a small void space and a corridor with a lot of seating spaces.