Flexible learning space for mixed-age groups

Learning in mixed-age groups can be an advantage. However, the furniture must also play its part and enable all children to work together regardless of their height and sit ergonomically - as in this example.

Teacher's workstation in a flexible learning space

If classrooms are set up in an agile way, a mobile workstation for teachers is also recommended.

Flexible learning space with TriTables

Are you looking for ideas for a flexibly furnished learning studio? With these shelving units and tables on castors, you have plenty of design options.

Flexible learning space with Shift+

Create a learning environment that inspires pupils. Click here to discover our learning studio solutions for primary schools.

Flexible learning space in existing building for all-day primary schools

Teaching needs space. But where to find it? This question arises above all in schools in existing buildings that have not yet been remodelled or have no extension in sight.

Flexible learning space with Tano and LinkUp

From traditional to extraordinary - this is how inspiring learning studios can be designed for secondary schools.

Flexible learning space based on the Chur model

Input, group work, differentiation, retreat – too much for one room? Not if it is flexibly furnished. Then, it can meet very different needs.

Flexible learning space – with fresh greenery

Everyone learns differently. This space understands that and offers the right environment for every individual.

Flexible learning space – with a group work area

Push them together, rearrange them, combine them in new ways—Tano tables transform any space into exactly what you need at the moment.

Flexible learning space – for a variety of learning formats

Lectures, group work, quiet study, or presentations—this room doesn’t ask which format is being used. It simply adapts to everything.

Flexible learning space for the chur model

Everyone at the same time, all doing the same thing—or would you rather have everyone go at their own pace and work on their own topic? This space makes both possible.

Flexible learning space with floor-level learning

Sometimes, effective learning just requires a different seating arrangement—or none at all. This space can be reconfigured to suit the moment.

Flexible learning space with a fixed circle of seats

A fixed anchor with everything else in motion: The seating circle for the Chur model remains fixed, while the rest of the space adapts to the tasks and needs.

A flexible learning space with traditional appeal

The Churer model can also be adapted to different needs. This is especially important when teachers want to use a classroom in different ways.

Flexible learning space for independent research and learning

Here, students can conduct independent research, learn, and develop their curiosity in a flexible learning space.