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# English academy interiors in Hongcheon
# 33 pyeong English academy
# 30-pyeong range Academy interiors
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Hongcheon 33 pyeong English Academy Interior

An English academy plan separating 2 classrooms and a self-study room, with a director's office and pantry

Ham Young-ju Designer 프로필 사진
Ham Young-ju Designer
English academy: interior design, construction and cost estimates

Even within an English academy, attending lessons and working through exercises independently call for different places. This Hongcheon academy has two classrooms and a separate self-study room, which also distinguishes a shared table from individual study desks.

The director's office sits beside the entrance, and an inner corridor leads to the learning spaces and pantry. Against white walls and a light floor, wood tones continue across the entrance, reception area and corridor ceiling to establish a consistent base.

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Floor plan

Two classrooms and a self-study room are arranged around the corridor. The director's office sits beside the entrance, with the pantry and storeroom connected further inside.

The shoe cabinet and director's office are the first spaces encountered on entry. The office combines a work desk with a face-to-face consultation table, with a glazed partition toward the corridor. Beyond reception, classroom and self-study room doors open off the corridor.

We distinguished classrooms with seating facing the board from a self-study room combining a central table and individual wall desks. Separate rooms keep the places for listening to lessons distinct from those for continuing independent study.

The pantry occupies a separate room beside a classroom. A sink, refrigerator, cabinets and small table sit together, while a water dispenser and storage occupy the corridor. A storeroom at the end of the corridor extends the necessary functions beyond the learning spaces.

Design

The entrance and director's office sit at the front, while two classrooms and a self-study room occupy the inner corridor. Every room entrance connects to the same corridor.
The entrance and director's office sit at the front, while two classrooms and a self-study room occupy the inner corridor. Every room entrance connects to the same corridor.
Different desk arrangements distinguish the self-study room from the classrooms. The director's office and pantry occupy separate rooms for functions outside the learning spaces.
Different desk arrangements distinguish the self-study room from the classrooms. The director's office and pantry occupy separate rooms for functions outside the learning spaces.
A long table sits in the center of the self-study room, with individual desks along the walls and windows. Separate rooms for the director's office and pantry connect to the learning rooms.
A long table sits in the center of the self-study room, with individual desks along the walls and windows. Separate rooms for the director's office and pantry connect to the learning rooms.
The entrance wall combines a blue symbol with wood-toned surfaces. A vertically striped area beside the curved symbol divides the wall composition.
The entrance wall combines a blue symbol with wood-toned surfaces. A vertically striped area beside the curved symbol divides the wall composition.
Wood-toned wall finishes surround the glass entrance. The sign above the door and the wall symbol are positioned to be read independently.
Wood-toned wall finishes surround the glass entrance. The sign above the door and the wall symbol are positioned to be read independently.
A glass door and wood-toned frame define the front entrance. Diagonal-grain and vertically striped surfaces divide the walls instead of covering them all with one pattern.
A glass door and wood-toned frame define the front entrance. Diagonal-grain and vertically striped surfaces divide the walls instead of covering them all with one pattern.
Beyond the door, reception connects to the inner corridor. A low cabinet sits below the reception wall, with a wood-toned surface above.
Beyond the door, reception connects to the inner corridor. A low cabinet sits below the reception wall, with a wood-toned surface above.
Light finishes define the reception cabinets. Vertical elements and lighting flank the wood-toned wall to frame the signage position.
Light finishes define the reception cabinets. Vertical elements and lighting flank the wood-toned wall to frame the signage position.
The director's office and corridor connect beside the reception wall. A glazed partition defines the boundary between the office and corridor.
The director's office and corridor connect beside the reception wall. A glazed partition defines the boundary between the office and corridor.
Room entrances follow one another along the corridor. Wood-toned ceiling surfaces and door frames connect above the white walls.
Room entrances follow one another along the corridor. Wood-toned ceiling surfaces and door frames connect above the white walls.
Wood tones continue from reception into the inner corridor. Cabinets below the reception wall and corridor-side glazing each serve their own function.
Wood tones continue from reception into the inner corridor. Cabinets below the reception wall and corridor-side glazing each serve their own function.
The wood-toned ceiling continues around the bend in the corridor. Wall space beside the doors remains available for notices.
The wood-toned ceiling continues around the bend in the corridor. Wall space beside the doors remains available for notices.
Door frames and ceiling surfaces share the same color along the long corridor. Repeated white walls and wood tones distinguish the entrances to each room.
Door frames and ceiling surfaces share the same color along the long corridor. Repeated white walls and wood tones distinguish the entrances to each room.
The director's office combines a work desk with a separate consultation table. Cabinets and shelves along the wall provide places to organize the desk area.
The director's office combines a work desk with a separate consultation table. Cabinets and shelves along the wall provide places to organize the desk area.
The consultation table sits in front of the work desk. The furniture directions distinguish working and face-to-face seating within the same room.
The consultation table sits in front of the work desk. The furniture directions distinguish working and face-to-face seating within the same room.
Classroom desks face the board. White walls and light desks frame the front teaching surface.
Classroom desks face the board. White walls and light desks frame the front teaching surface.
A partition with glazing above separates the classroom from the corridor. Door and partition frames match the wood tones used in the corridor.
A partition with glazing above separates the classroom from the corridor. Door and partition frames match the wood tones used in the corridor.
A sink and refrigerator are grouped on one side of the pantry. Upper and lower cabinets connect preparation and storage areas.
A sink and refrigerator are grouped on one side of the pantry. Upper and lower cabinets connect preparation and storage areas.
A small table sits beside the refrigerator. Working space in front of the sink and seating are separated within one room.
A small table sits beside the refrigerator. Working space in front of the sink and seating are separated within one room.
Light finishes define the pantry cabinets. Work surfaces and the table sit against the walls, leaving space to move in the center.
Light finishes define the pantry cabinets. Work surfaces and the table sit against the walls, leaving space to move in the center.
The pantry door matches the wood tones of the other corridor doors. Separate places for storage and a water dispenser sit outside the room.
The pantry door matches the wood tones of the other corridor doors. Separate places for storage and a water dispenser sit outside the room.
The corridor work counter provides a place for small equipment. Open shelves sit above, with enclosed cabinets below.
The corridor work counter provides a place for small equipment. Open shelves sit above, with enclosed cabinets below.
The self-study room combines a central table and individual wall desks. Both types of seating are clearly distinguishable from the entrance.
The self-study room combines a central table and individual wall desks. Both types of seating are clearly distinguishable from the entrance.
Individual desks with dividers follow the windows and walls, while a shared table occupies the center. The individual desk dividers have rounded upper edges.
Individual desks with dividers follow the windows and walls, while a shared table occupies the center. The individual desk dividers have rounded upper edges.
The other classroom also aligns desks toward the board. Its entrance opens beside the desks, with light wall and floor finishes continuing throughout.
The other classroom also aligns desks toward the board. Its entrance opens beside the desks, with light wall and floor finishes continuing throughout.
Desk rows align toward the board. A green board stands against white walls, with rectangular lights aligned across the ceiling.
Desk rows align toward the board. A green board stands against white walls, with rectangular lights aligned across the ceiling.
Corridor storage continues beside the pantry door. The preparation area inside the room is separated from the work counter in the corridor.
Corridor storage continues beside the pantry door. The preparation area inside the room is separated from the work counter in the corridor.

Notes

The first point I would highlight in this English academy is the relationship between classrooms and independent study. Two classrooms sit beside a separate self-study room. Classroom desks align toward the boards, while the self-study room combines a central table and individual wall desks. Within the same floor area, different seating arrangements respond to different ways of learning.

Rounded dividers rise on both sides of each individual study desk. A table where several people can sit facing each other occupies the center, keeping the room from being filled entirely with individual cubicles. Individual desks follow the windows and walls, with room to move beside the central table. The layout also considers routes into and out of the desk rows.

We gave the director's office and pantry the same attention as the learning spaces. Near the entrance, the office includes a consultation table as well as a work desk, with a glazed partition on the corridor side. The pantry gathers a sink, refrigerator, cabinets and small table in one room. Each place for consultation and preparation has a clear position alongside the teaching rooms.

White and wood tones repeat through the finishes. The wood-toned entrance wall continues into reception, the corridor ceiling and door frames, while light desks and flooring complement it in the learning rooms. Blue remains concentrated on the entrance sign. Centering the design on the connection of the layout and finishes from the entrance to each room, we coordinated wood tones across the entrance signage, door frames and corridor ceiling.