Space of the Week
September 28, 2020
Esports offers many of the same advantages as traditional team sports and extra-curricular clubs– encouraging collaboration, participation and communication skills. Students learn recruitment, cheering for others, and handling victory and defeat.
This Space of the Week features an Esports collaboration zone. Spending extended periods of time seated can be rough for gamers. Ensure that an Esports space includes desks but also soft seating to allow for comfort and movement. This space includes Flowform® soft seating and tables.
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We've seen how the right tools can help spark inspiration and found that working together with dealers, designers and school systems results in what's best for the school, teacher, and student. With this in mind, we are excited to announce that we are now offering our partners layout and rendering services. You asked, we answered!
We make it easy! Send either a 2D sketch showing product placement or a photo or description of the room. We can also make a suggestion based on the information you provide. We will then provide a floor plan and 3D renderings of the space.
Each week, we will be featuring an influential space that was created in the past week that inspires a creative and dynamic learning environment.
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Recent Posts
- Designing for Early Childhood: How Environment Shapes the Way Young Children Learn
- The Importance of School Furniture in Inclusive and Special Education Classrooms
- Designing CTE and Makerspaces for Learning Real-World Skills
- Designing Classrooms Around How Students Learn: The 4 Pillars
- Student-Centered Layouts & Storytelling


