When designing the “knowledge incubator” for the students of the future generation, creating a quiet and safe environment is a must. Among the endless variety of types of acoustic cladding, some stand out that add real design value:
Learning Casually
In recent years, the educational environment has become a “corridor” connecting the home and the school. The design trend strives to create a place with a relaxed, relaxed and informal feeling. One of the main ways to achieve the warm style is characterized by the extensive use of wood cladding for areas surrounding non-classroom spaces such as the foyer, hallways and the library.
WOODFIT wood claddingThe natural wood cladding is a key player in contributing to the sense of well-being in the space. The cladding offered by Woodfit is also built as a single wall-ceiling system, allowing for maximum utilization of the concept. The continuous look gives the space an embracing feel that is suitable for areas dedicated to intimate learning such as individual lessons or independent learning in front of the computer.
An unconventional space – in a good way.
Complex textures encourage the student to get out and explore the environment. The use of color as a central tool, such as choosing a bold color scheme or unusual combinations of shades – adds a “playful” feel to the space.
Wall cladding – CubeOne of the products that fits the challenge of exploration is the polyester cladding from AUTEX. These acoustic claddings are produced in a wide range of colors, which allows for the creation of surprising combinations of shape and color that enrich the visuals in the space. The colorful cladding fits in perfectly as an acoustic solution in various ‘thinking’ and creative areas, where the space envelope is harnessed for activity: from workshop rooms to shared seating areas.
Finding the symbol
In every school, high school and other educational environment, you can find symbols that characterize the place: the school emblem, the national flag or the president’s picture – all of which form an integral part of the building’s identity and sense of belonging.
These identifying signs can be integrated into the space using an unexpected tool. The metal cladding of the Hecht&Aferim, produced in the company’s metal factory, can be printed to order and in high resolution. The printed coverings are extremely durable and can therefore be integrated into dynamic areas such as music rooms, cafeterias and other spaces where we would like to introduce visual content.
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