A full office floor fitted with porcelain whiteboards set flush into dark timber wall panels, turning corridor walls into writable surfaces.
The brief called for writing surfaces that read as part of the architecture, not as equipment bolted on afterwards.
Boards were set flush into the timber wall panelling along the main corridor, with the frame recessed so the writing surface sits level with the surrounding finish. From a distance the wall reads as a continuous timber panel; up close, the boards open up as working surfaces.
Porcelain enamel surfaces were specified for two reasons: the corridor is a high-traffic area, and standard painted boards ghost within a year at this level of use.
All boards are magnetic, so printed material can be pinned without adhesive.
Delivered and installed as part of the wider joinery package.