Madras College - Kilrymont Road Building - 11. Upper corridors and classrooms

	Corridor in upper floor of classroom block. Striped ceiling again dominates, with natural light filtering through from stairs and through the classrooms on the south side.
	Corridor in classroom block. There's only a single row of columns down the middle of the building, on the north side of the central corridor. The classrooms on the south side of the building are just 4' narrower than those on the north.
	Art classroom on north side of classroom block, showing structural beams across the ceiling. Art studios, science labs, domestic science kitchens, and the library were all housed on the broader north side of the block, with soft indirect lighting. Most other subjects - english, maths, languages, history, geography - were taught on the slightly narrower classrooms on the south side, with brighter direct light. Three small classrooms at the east end of the building were originally for "backwards classes".
	Maths classroom on upper floor of classroom block. This corner room has windows facing SE and SW, and venetian blinds to control glare. This is the teacher's perspective.
	Maths classroom: The same room looking back towards blackboard.
	Typical classroom on upper floor of classroom block. Most classrooms on the south side of the building have the windows along one side of the room only - with high windows on the opposite wall to allow light through to the corridor.