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Nick Rosenthal & Jack Beath

Top View Nick Rosenthal & Jack Beath

Side View Nick Rosenthal & Jack Beath

Names for Certain Objects in the Area Light Pole. Garden Rubbish Bin Bubbler Chairs & Tables Nick Rosenthal & Jack Beath

Created by Jack McGuigan and Will Rafter.

Our theme is a beach bar sort of theme. Our design includes a beach spa, a beach bar and beach chairs. It is a place for students and teachers to relax during morning tea and lunch. We thought this would be relaxing and help the school to just chill out and relax. Jack McGuigan & Will Rafter

These tiles are called Limestone tiles. The patterns are just squares tessellated around each other. In this particular pattern. It is a sort of beige and white colour. Jack McGuigan & Will Rafter

Here are some pictures of our design from different angles and views. Jack McGuigan & Will Rafter