hallways

Functional corridors and halls in schools

Hallways in schools and universities are heavily used spaces. Students not only move through them, but also rest, socialize, study, and wait for their next classes.

Noise in these common areas can be distracting and stressful. Choosing appropriate acoustic solutions improves comfort for both students and teachers. A practical arrangement of these spaces can be achieved with modular furniture, which is especially useful in areas that are difficult to plan, such as around pillars or irregular walls.

When choosing furniture for schools and universities, it is important to keep in mind how easy there should be to clean and maintain. Stain resistant fabrics, surfaces and structures are essential in heavy exploited places.

Key features of furniture for hallways

modularity

functionality

easy cleaning

acoustics

durability

easy to clean

An appropriately designed furniture structure allows both the pieces and the surrounding floor to be easily accessed and cleaned. For example, the modular Fora_Care sofas feature a gap between the backrest and the seat, which makes cleaning easier.

The materials used to make the furniture are just as important. Stain-resistant plastics and specialized fabrics, such as Valencia and Silvertex, elp keep the furniture clean and, as a result, extend its lifespan.

flexible modularity

In spaces such as corridors and halls, it is crucial to make use of even the most challenging areas. Modular sofas with curved elements help maximize space around pillars and irregular walls. Additionally, connecting tables increase the functionality of the modules, allowing them to be customized to students’ needs.

sound solutions for schools

Noise in school hallways can affect students’ focus, stress levels, and academic performance. Wall and ceiling acoustic panels, as well as freestanding panels help absorb sound and reduce overall noise. These panels can create quiet zones where it is easier to concentrate and work Additionally, the Alberi acoustic panels are designed to resemble trees and bushes, which has a positive impact on students’ well-being.

Wall panels: Alberi, Flos, Selva, Silent_block
Ceiling panels: Flos, Selva, Silent_block
Freestanding panels: Alberi, Flos, Selva, Nubi