Here are some examples of furniture architecture used in education design:
1. Collaborative Tables and Benches: These tables and benches are designed to promote collaboration and teamwork among students. They come in various shapes, sizes and configurations to adapt to different classroom layouts. They can be used for group work or as a central hub for classroom discussions.
2. Student Desks: These desks are designed for individual work and come in different sizes to accommodate different age groups. They are usually adjustable, with the option to raise or lower the desk height, and can come with built-in storage compartments.
3. Storage Cabinets: These cabinets are designed to store classroom supplies and materials such as books, art supplies, and science equipment. They come in different sizes and configurations, including rolling cabinets to make transportation easier.
4. Soft Seating: These types of seating include cushions, bean bags, and lounge chairs. They are designed to create a comfortable and relaxed learning environment, where students can work independently or collaboratively in a more casual setting.
5. Whiteboards and Flipcharts: These are essential elements of classroom furniture architecture that promote active learning. They allow students to write and draw ideas, work out problems, and present their work to the class. They come in different sizes, from small handheld whiteboards to large wall-mounted ones.
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