Buildings and Grounds

2021 Awards recognise year's best education building projects This year’s Awards continue to explore how we connect in a changing world.

Huge demand sees $5 million facility for SA special needs kids open Demand exceeds OT professionals' ability to keep up.

Gray Puksand completes school for vulnerable students Clever new facility for disadvantaged kids.

Managing runaway growth in a school Sydney's rapidly growing north west will have a well resourced tech heavy school thanks to careful planning.

Hume Anglican Grammar’s growth tracks Melbourne’s Hume Anglican Grammar's rapid expansion shows the demand for independent schooling in Melbourne's growth corridors.

Brissie school a big fan of cool conditions Optimum working conditions occur at about 22°C, fans are an economically and environmentally sound way of getting there.

Theory at heart of Gold Coast early learning facility Gold Coast early learning centre’s built environment was designed to promote physical activity and a connection among children.

Carbon neutral Throsby Primary School, Canberra opens soon Extensive collaboration and an evidence based design approach for Throsby Primary in Canberra’s north will yield a bright, modern facility due to open in 2022.

Primary school now an award winning community hub Sandringham East Primary School in bayside Melbourne has won Learning environments Australasia – Vic Chapter’s inaugural People’s Choice Award for 2020.

Cooler schools even with rising temperatures School might be cool, but with summers becoming hotter it can be quite the opposite; however, by following some design principles much of the heat can be taken out of campus buildings.

MLC Centre wins NSW Architecture award The MLC School Senior Centre by BVN won the William E Kemp Award for Educational Architecture in the 2020 New South Wales Architecture Awards.

2020 Awards highlight excellence and innovation in learning environments The 2020 Awards Ceremony was delivered via an engaging video production that highlighted a record 122 entries from Australia, New Zealand and Singapore.