H.P. Fitzgerald Elementary School Teachers Lounge
H.P. Fitzgerald Elementary School Teachers Lounge
Brief
A four-color accent wall for the teachers' lounge at H.P. Fitzgerald Elementary, a repeat campus partner.
Brief
A four-color accent wall for the teachers' lounge at H.P. Fitzgerald Elementary, a repeat campus partner.
Brief
A four-color accent wall for the teachers' lounge at H.P. Fitzgerald Elementary, a repeat campus partner.
Approach
Fitzgerald has brought us back for multiple projects, and this one was for the staff, not the students. We designed a geometric pattern of half and quarter circles in four colors, filled in solid and wrapped around the room, giving the space personality without turning it into a mural.
Outcome
The lounge reads as calm, not loud — a space teachers can actually decompress in between classes, not another wall competing for attention. It's a smaller-scale project than our typical campus work, but it's exactly the kind of repeat, low-key job that keeps a school coming back to the same vendor instead of shopping around.
Approach
Fitzgerald has brought us back for multiple projects, and this one was for the staff, not the students. We designed a geometric pattern of half and quarter circles in four colors, filled in solid and wrapped around the room, giving the space personality without turning it into a mural.
Outcome
The lounge reads as calm, not loud — a space teachers can actually decompress in between classes, not another wall competing for attention. It's a smaller-scale project than our typical campus work, but it's exactly the kind of repeat, low-key job that keeps a school coming back to the same vendor instead of shopping around.
Approach
Fitzgerald has brought us back for multiple projects, and this one was for the staff, not the students. We designed a geometric pattern of half and quarter circles in four colors, filled in solid and wrapped around the room, giving the space personality without turning it into a mural.
Outcome
The lounge reads as calm, not loud — a space teachers can actually decompress in between classes, not another wall competing for attention. It's a smaller-scale project than our typical campus work, but it's exactly the kind of repeat, low-key job that keeps a school coming back to the same vendor instead of shopping around.
