The Misbourne School – Food Technology Room - Brookhouse
he Misbourne School needed a Food Technology room to be created from one of their classrooms and this needed to be done urgently during Summer 2022 but could start in early July before the school broke up.
The school wanted to attract more students to the subject, and as such, the room needed to be as attractive and practical as possible to help with the update of the food technology subject from the new term.
As this project was repurposing a classroom, the design needed to allow for the fact that service access was limited to the perimeter of the room and changing this was cost prohibitive.
Urgent Room Conversion
Limited Service Access
Attracting Students
How Brookhouse Overcame The Misbourne Space Challenge
Brookhouse designed the room with perimeter workstations but also incorporated island units coming off from the side, which enabled services to be fed from the sides and did not require expensive M&E reworking.
A teaching wall was included in the design and this was located to enable the existing projector to be used on it along with full-length cupboards providing much-needed storage space.
White Solid Grade Laminate (SGL) worktops complemented the grey cabinetry, and the new floor was finished in a stylish whitewash oak vinyl. Misbourne School were delighted with the finished result, and the students and teachers alike could not wait to get the lessons underway.
Trespa Work Tops
Perimeter Workstations with Island Units leading from the Side
Teacher Demonstration Area
Matching Handle-less Teaching Wall
Stylish Handle-less Units
Hygiene Cladding Throughout
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