San Lorenzo Valley High School

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Spacious modern classroom with folding glass doors.

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A classroom features tables and chairs, a chessboard on a table, and accordion glass doors leading to another room.

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A modern classroom with tables, blue chairs, robots on a mat, and folding glass doors in the background.

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A person slides open a glass partition in a bright classroom with tables, chairs, and an open-air area with additional seating.

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Monsignor Farrel High School

Although the school’s original vision included fixed metal and glass walls that would form two separate classrooms, the architect proposed a more dynamic design with acoustic glass wall systems to provide maximum flexibility of space.

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Booker T. Washington STEM Academy

At Booker T. Washington Elementary, NanaWall operable glass walls enable multiple room configurations and sizes without building additional space-creating educational FlexSpace.

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"All other systems we considered were complicated, inflexible, and did not support our design goal of an integrated window wall that completely opened to the outdoors. The NanaWall system was easy to install and our students and teachers love to use it.”

— Adam Woltag, WRNS Studio, Architect

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