Architecture studio CloudForm Laboratory has transformed a classroom in a secondary school in Taiwan into a "blank canvas" for creative education.

Called Aesthetic Lab, the multipurpose classroom was redesigned for New Taipei Municipal Xintai Junior High School in the capital city Taipei.
Aesthetic Lab is a classroom in Taipei
Local studio CloudForm Laboratory turned a traditional schoolroom with wooden workbenches and a pinboard into a pared-back space that the firm described as a "blank canvas" for imaginative learning.
Rectangular in shape, the large classroom's ceiling and two of its walls are painted in all-white, creating an uncrowded space for students to learn in.
The room is mainly white
The classroom's front wall is dedicated to a floor-to-ceiling whiteboard, while its back wall is a mirror that expands the space by reflecting the classroom's activities. "Encompassed by white interior walls and ceilings, children's rich and diverse imaginations are able to run freely," explained CloudForm Laboratory.

The only colours used in the classroom are cyan, magenta, yellow and black, which are borrowed from the CMYK colour model. The model refers to the four basic colours used in colour printing, with K meaning "key" for black.
A white island sits in the centre of the room, above which thin coloured pillars that double as taps plunge down from railings attached to the ceiling, and act as the classroom's focal point.
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