Oh goodness! A design dilemma indeed. I'm so looking forward to see other's suggestions. My thoughts: it's not visually pleasing even from an eclectic perspective. It competes too much with the style of the windows n' door because they're so close to it. Dr. Who revisited - I'd fill the gap spaces in and shave off the cinema circles of the middle larger circle.

Hello Mr Srinivasan. Do you have a pic of the ceiling in its as is state. Thanks, Amit Cornerstone Designs

mostly Indians uses brown varnish paints for their main wooden doors....I even don't know why they didn't use other colors...even in my house doors are given brown color wooden texture...

When dimensioning a classroom or teaching space, the best rule of thumb to produce both good sightlines and efficient layout is as follows: the space needs to be slightly rectangular, but NOT long and narrow. If X = 1, then Y should = 1.2 ideally, and no more than 1.5. Consider a comfortable space of 12 sqft. per student so if you have 6 students in a classroom then 72 sqft. + teaching space and walking space (60 sqft. or more) so say roughly you need 130 - 140 sqft. of space per class.