A unique ‘concept’ classroom, designed by students from the University of Glamorgan, opened its doors on the Treforest campus this week, 10th December. Out of 27 student designs submitted, second year interior design student Luke Gillard’s design was selected as the winning entry. His design splits the classroom into four zones, each providing a different element of functionality for the users. Zone 1 and 2 are packed with state-of-the-art modern features and technology. Zone 3 is a ‘reflective’ space, featuring a grass floor and images of a sunny sky on the walls, thus providing a natural setting. Zone 4 is a fully fitted out ‘executive office’ for mock interviews, meetings, presentations etc. The University deserves praises for giving an opportunity to their students to turn their designs from concept into reality as much as Luke Gillard deserves for his work.
[Glam.ac]

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