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Suwon 24-pyeong math academy interior

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Ham Young-ju Designer
Math academy: interior design, construction and cost estimates

Hello! I'm Ham Young-ju, a designer at Goodterior :)

This math academy interior in Suwon covers 24 pyeong, with calm tones and a classroom environment designed for concentration.

The client wanted a clear brand impression on arrival. Gray frames, glass partitions, gold wall signage, and large ceramic tiles give reception a distinct identity.

Classrooms use glare-reducing blinds, even recessed lights, and glass boards for legible writing and sustained concentration. White and deep gray walls, linear lighting, and terrazzo flooring make corridor routes easy to follow.

Let's explore the finished space together.

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Site check

  • Area: 80.63m² (24.39 pyeong)
  • Use: Apply building-services, fire-protection, and evacuation requirements for academy/educational use (math academy)
  • Existing interiors and services: Determine reuse after site inspection, including repairs and relocation when reused
  • Fire protection: Inspect detectors, sprinklers, and exit lights; address deficiencies and coordinate with the relevant authority
  • Electrical: Calculate loads and separate lighting, outlet, and air-conditioning circuits; review added capacity if necessary
  • Data: Verify internet entry, install UTP wiring, and plan ports and access points for classroom and desk locations
  • Air conditioning: Review reuse of existing units, with relocation and refrigerant-pipe and drainage maintenance where necessary
  • Access and evacuation: Secure entrances and evacuation routes; inspect and improve evacuation guidance and emergency-exit signage

Floor plan

A grid divides the rectangular plan into repeated classroom modules.A central straight corridor simplifies movement and reduces interference between class schedules.Aligned recessed lighting rows provide even illumination.

Reception and waiting area

  • A reception desk opposite the entrance and wall-side benches prevent overlapping arrival and departure routes.
  • A brand-color accent and soft indirect lighting on a wall create a clear first impression.

Consultation room and director's office

  • Directly behind reception, the room supports quick transitions to consultations and convenient supervision.
  • Glazing above the door retains openness, while long wall storage cabinets conceal documents.

Large classrooms

  • 2 rows of desks follow the long windowed exterior wall, with teaching positioned toward the interior so daylight enters from behind and board writing remains clear.
  • Lower-wall acoustic panels and door-bottom seals reduce sound leakage to adjacent areas.

Small classroom

  • Near the entrance, this room is easy to access for trial lessons and small classes.
  • Full-height glass partitions open views, with curtains available when greater concentration is needed.

Let's explore the overall design concept behind this layout.

A one-minute 3D tour

Design

Gray frames and translucent glass partitions organize entrance sightlines while retaining openness.Large ceramic tiles on the front feature wall resist wear and create a clear brand impression.Closely spaced upper recessed lights keep the sign and logo bright and legible.
Gray frames and translucent glass partitions organize entrance sightlines while retaining openness.
Large ceramic tiles on the front feature wall resist wear and create a clear brand impression.
Closely spaced upper recessed lights keep the sign and logo bright and legible.
Gray terrazzo tiles and a gold wall sign create a clear entrance impression.A white L-shaped reception desk and black linear lighting establish a calm, professional atmosphere.Glass doors and evenly arranged recessed lights open views and make guidance routes intuitive.
Gray terrazzo tiles and a gold wall sign create a clear entrance impression.
A white L-shaped reception desk and black linear lighting establish a calm, professional atmosphere.
Glass doors and evenly arranged recessed lights open views and make guidance routes intuitive.
White and charcoal tones create a calm welcome at the entrance.Repeated wall indirect lighting adds rhythm, while ceiling recessed lights and linear lighting reduce glare.A rounded reception desk guides movement comfortably, and a gold wall sign establishes the brand.
White and charcoal tones create a calm welcome at the entrance.
Repeated wall indirect lighting adds rhythm, while ceiling recessed lights and linear lighting reduce glare.
A rounded reception desk guides movement comfortably, and a gold wall sign establishes the brand.
White and deep gray two-tone paint organize views, with a gold sign creating a clear entrance impression.Corridor wall lights and ceiling recessed lights spread light gently.Black furniture and open shelves contrast in the consultation room to support focused discussions.
White and deep gray two-tone paint organize views, with a gold sign creating a clear entrance impression.
Corridor wall lights and ceiling recessed lights spread light gently.
Black furniture and open shelves contrast in the consultation room to support focused discussions.
The consultation room at this Suwon 24-pyeong math academy uses monochrome tones to limit distractions.Black-framed shelves display certificates and teaching materials as light accents.Pendant lighting and recessed lights brighten the table and reduce shadows.
The consultation room at this Suwon 24-pyeong math academy uses monochrome tones to limit distractions.
Black-framed shelves display certificates and teaching materials as light accents.
Pendant lighting and recessed lights brighten the table and reduce shadows.
Dark gray and white two-tone walls give the long corridor rhythm and simplify everyday care.Translucent glass doors retain openness while limiting views to where needed.Ceiling recessed lights and linear lighting, with terrazzo flooring, make the narrow route bright and calm.
Dark gray and white two-tone walls give the long corridor rhythm and simplify everyday care.
Translucent glass doors retain openness while limiting views to where needed.
Ceiling recessed lights and linear lighting, with terrazzo flooring, make the narrow route bright and calm.
Window blinds reduce glare while retaining brightness.A front glass board provides legible writing and easy erasing.Recessed lights provide even illumination, while gray timber-pattern flooring and steel-framed desks create a calm classroom atmosphere.
Window blinds reduce glare while retaining brightness.
A front glass board provides legible writing and easy erasing.
Recessed lights provide even illumination, while gray timber-pattern flooring and steel-framed desks create a calm classroom atmosphere.
White and deep gray two-tone paint clearly distinguish reception from the corridor for a distinct first impression.Glass partitions and a gold logo sign help students understand circulation immediately.Even recessed lights reduce glare, with a linear pendant providing focused light at the desk.
White and deep gray two-tone paint clearly distinguish reception from the corridor for a distinct first impression.
Glass partitions and a gold logo sign help students understand circulation immediately.
Even recessed lights reduce glare, with a linear pendant providing focused light at the desk.

Notes

This Suwon 24-pyeong math academy interior creates the client's calm, professional atmosphere and clear brand presence through white and deep gray reception finishes, gold signage, and durable large ceramic tiles.

Glass partitions make the route from entrance to classrooms clear. Translucent glass classroom doors retain openness while limiting views to where needed.

For the client's priority of classroom concentration, blinds reduce glare and even recessed lighting balances brightness. A front glass board keeps writing clear and easy to erase.

Please get in touch if you have any questions. We'll be happy to help :)

This has been Ham Young-ju from Goodterior. I'll be back with another project!