A flexible and functional design was the objective for the remodeling project of these primary level classrooms. In addition to creating a space for learning and well-being for students and teachers, the dynamism of the space was sought so that it could be easily reconfigured and adapted to all activities to stimulate interaction and teamwork, privileging group study to erase the traditional methods.

The selection of materials that defines the color palette was outlined by some client requirements, such as the use of neutral and light colors as the basis of an environment that must be ready to be transformed infinitely. The furniture is made of natural oak wood selected for its lightness of texture and the warmth of its color. A similar finish was sought for the floor, but in vinyl to ensure ease of cleaning and maintenance, in addition to its acoustic qualities.

Some color accents in the fixed lockers for students' backpacks and supplies, as well as the chairs, add a touch of joy. The rooms also have acoustic ceilings in which the lighting system was installed that combines indirect and direct lighting to have a correctly illuminated environment for each activity. As these are training spaces for young people of the 21st century, they have absolute connectivity, high-speed internet, audio and video.