Flooring for Schools & Education Facilities

Explore our education projects, featuring Wellington East Girls College, University of Auckland Faculty of Engineering. Create healthy learning environments.

Lytton High Hall

The refurbishment of Te Hīnātore at Lytton High School, completed in 2024, has transformed the hall into a versatile venue for the school and the Gisborne community. Designed by Architects 44 in collaboration with local artist Simon Lardelli, the interior celebrates local narratives and natural elements, featuring Lardelli's mahi toi (artwork). Jacobsen supplied carpet tiles in patterns and colours that complement the storytelling within the space, mirroring the movement of waves and light.

Rangiora High School Whare

The opening of Rangiora High School’s new cultural centre, Te Ao Mārama, marked a significant milestone for both the school and its community. Designed by Stufkens + Chambers Architects, the interior of the new whare combines simplicity and functionality, featuring a palette of warm timber, cool sage, forest and neutral grey tones. Jacobsen provided carpet tiles and safety vinyl in calming green shades, which support focus and learning, creating a versatile and welcoming environment that accommodates both cultural and educational activities.

Meadowbank Primary School

Architect: GHD

Jacobsen Product Used:
- Engage Tile, Escape Blue 86506
- Impact Tile, Blue 86429
- Think Tile, Escape 86505
- Regupol Acoustic Sonus Multi

Re.Form Case Study: Papamoa College

Architect: ASC

Jacobsen Product Used:
- Shaw Contract Disperse Carpet tile
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- Shaw Contract Gradient Carpet tile
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University of Auckland Faculty of Engineering

Architect: Jasmax Architects

University of Auckland Medical Schools Park West

Architect: Jasmax Architects

University of Canterbury - Rehua Building, Christchurch

The Rehua building at the University of Canterbury provides a vibrant, multi-level community hub in the heart of the Ilam campus. This space brings together the University Centre for Entrepreneurship, the Executive Development Programme, Health & Human Development, and the relocation of the College of Education from the Dovedale Campus.