An entire training floor lined with full-height porcelain whiteboards, so every wall becomes a working surface during workshops.
The floor runs workshops and internal training in rooms that are rearranged daily — stacked chairs, tables pushed back, groups split out.
Fixed small boards were not enough. Instead, the walls themselves were built as writing surfaces: porcelain whiteboards run almost full-height along the meeting rooms and continue out into the corridor.
The specification called for porcelain enamel rather than painted steel. In a room where boards are written on and wiped several times a day, painted surfaces ghost within a year; porcelain does not.
Boards are magnetic throughout, so printed material and printed schedules can be attached directly to the wall.
Because the writing surface runs to the ceiling line, no separate trim or capping was needed — the joinery reads as a single plane.