Subject Classrooms

Subject classrooms are equipped according to the way each discipline is taught. TROYA prepares furniture for physics, chemistry, biology, computer science, music, technology and other rooms that combine theory with practical or demonstration work.

A separate furniture plan for each subject

Physics and science rooms need stable student surfaces, teacher demonstration furniture and organised storage for instruments. Computer rooms require workstation depth, visibility and cable planning. Creative and technology subjects use different work zones again.

TROYA bases the specification on the curriculum, equipment list, number of students and requirements of the room.

Complete furnishing for subject rooms

A subject classroom can include student workplaces, a teacher and demonstration area, cabinets, shelving and mobile storage. These elements are coordinated to support lessons and reduce preparation time.

Planning can cover one room or multiple subject areas within a complete school furnishing project.