Because of the openness of the space, a large amount of light was required. However, in order to stay within budget, genuine street lights were not a possibility. So, the design team got creative and used fluorescent shop lights encased in wood and woven wire to devise a light that recalls the street. Creativity carried the day, too, when Nagler and her colleague Steve Guest used corrugated metal ceiling panels and red plastic lettering to fabricate the club sign themselves. In the study room, columns and busts of philosophers separate one computer work area from another and hopefully put kids in a thinking mood.
Primary colors are traditionally for young children.
This is still as bright and bold as primary, but with a teen twist.