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Climate shelters in schools are spaces adapted to protect students and staff from extreme heat, especially during intense heat waves. These shelters include measures such as shading, walls and roofs with improved insulation, adequate ventilation, and resources to stay cool. Their main purpose is to ensure the safety and well-being of students under extreme weather conditions.

About Cristina Llorente

She is an architect from ETSA Barcelona and holds a postgraduate diploma from UOC in “City Governance: Citizens’ Rights and Public Policies.” Since 2009, she has been co-director of Arquitectives, a collective specialized in education and participatory urban design. Since 2012, she has served as the Spanish delegate for the Architecture & Children working group, directed by the International Union of Architects, through which she has given lectures on education and citizen participation at both national and international levels.

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