The team at Triplar have been working alongside leading education consultancy firm Bryanston Square in a bid to revolutionise the design of schools and other learning environments.

The London-based consultancy offers a wide range of services for schools – all of which rethink where teaching should take place. The firm’s aim is to redesign study spaces across the country to make them more engaging for young people.

Challenging the status quo is no mean feat. Bryanston Square has requested Triplar’s input in helping to update the design of learning environments and bring them into the 21^stcentury. The agency is keen to understand how Triplar’s award-winning retail display and shop fitting experience could be used to help develop ‘relentlessly relevant’ educational spaces.

The Triplar team recently headed to St Michael’s Catholic College in Bermondsey, to undertake a site visit and discuss and contribute towards Bryanston Square’s vision.

Martin McElreavey, consultant at Bryanston Square said: “At Bryanston Square we are championing a paradigm shift in the areas where learning takes place. Accordingly, we are looking for inspiration from the wider world so we can build new schools that better meet the needs of young people.

“I am incredibly grateful for the input from the expert team at Triplar regarding the internal design of these new educational environments and hope to employ these innovative ideas in schools very soon.”