I really like some of the initial ideas you have presented. I love the colour choice in picture 1. Remember to look for furniture also that might be used in this space and storage ideas. Art rooms have a lot of stuff.
Also, think about ways to showcase student artwork within the room.
By interiorteach, Educator at 07:26 pm, 06 June 2016
I think that these are great ideas, but I also think that you need to display more pictures to show how you plan to change some of the things such as upgrading the teacher's desk and how you would change the clean-up station.
These samples would be great to add to the art room, but will you also be keeping some of the old art on the walls? I think it would be good for the new students to get a taste of the art pieces from the past. It might inspire them when they are making their own art and it also keeps some of St. A's memories.
I don't like the idea of removing those two walls in between the classrooms. The teachers need that space for work and extra storage. Also removing the wall reduces the number of classrooms the school has. The second classroom is used for many other subjects that are not art so making the entire space into one classroom is not very helpful. You might get away with decreasing the length of the space in between the rooms and moving the class's walls back. Maybe you can make the room feel larger by decluttering it and improving the storage. The racks that are being used to dry artwork can be extended higher and storage units could be added somewhere.
I really like these ideas for the art room. The modern furniture gives the room a fun feeling. As well as the bright colours, and the paintings, these ideas would make more students want to take an art course because the room is so interesting.
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I really like some of the initial ideas you have presented. I love the colour choice in picture 1. Remember to look for furniture also that might be used in this space and storage ideas. Art rooms have a lot of stuff.
Also, think about ways to showcase student artwork within the room.
I think that these are great ideas, but I also think that you need to display more pictures to show how you plan to change some of the things such as upgrading the teacher's desk and how you would change the clean-up station.
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These samples would be great to add to the art room, but will you also be keeping some of the old art on the walls? I think it would be good for the new students to get a taste of the art pieces from the past. It might inspire them when they are making their own art and it also keeps some of St. A's memories.
I don't like the idea of removing those two walls in between the classrooms. The teachers need that space for work and extra storage. Also removing the wall reduces the number of classrooms the school has. The second classroom is used for many other subjects that are not art so making the entire space into one classroom is not very helpful. You might get away with decreasing the length of the space in between the rooms and moving the class's walls back. Maybe you can make the room feel larger by decluttering it and improving the storage. The racks that are being used to dry artwork can be extended higher and storage units could be added somewhere.
I really like these ideas for the art room. The modern furniture gives the room a fun feeling. As well as the bright colours, and the paintings, these ideas would make more students want to take an art course because the room is so interesting.