The Teen Room represents a deep, months-long partnership with the Ronald McDonald House leadership, shaped by continuous communication, intentional revisions, and fine-tuning adjustments based directly on their feedback. This proactive process ensured that the final artwork met the precise needs of the organization while creating an authentic sense of belonging in the space. Celebrating local identity, the design pays homage to the Jacksonville area by featuring the iconic Main Street Bridge, the Blue Angels, and the San Marco Lion Statue. The result is an enriching, healing space where teens and families can step away from clinical routines, connect with peers, and find a sense of comfort and renewal.
Working in close collaboration with the architectural design team, we painted the Fun Zone walls to reflect their precise color palette and design vision, creating a cohesive, fully integrated entertainment zone. This dedicated space serves as an uplifting, active play area and a hub for guided activities. By aligning our artistic execution directly with the architectural intent, we ensured the murals do not just sit on the walls, but actively participate in making the room a vibrant destination that invites constant interaction and play for children and families alike.
Spatial Translation & Design Process
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