When SESC (Social Service of Commerce) acquired the land of the old abandoned factory in the Pompéia neighborhood of São Paulo in the 1970s, the intention was clear: to provide a space for the physical and cultural well-being of workers. What was not so clear—even to the managers themselves—was that they would end up creating one of the most powerful works of 20th-century Latin American architecture.

The CDI are spaces designed for the integral attention to early childhood, where children from 0 to 5 years old receive initial education

The CDI Cuna de Campeones has the opportunity to show education as a constructive act.