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St Michaels College

Stage 2 - Gymnasium

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The Multipurpose Hall was formed through the B.E.R funding and provides the school and the local community with an exciting new full
sized sporting facility.


Set adjacent to the  schools existing outdoor
courts, the prominent location of the building gives the school a contemporary look and compliments the work which took place in Stage 1 works to the north east of the school grounds.


The hall is designed to house multiple events and community groups. The Multipurpose hall is equipped with kitchen and toilet facilities and makes use of existing car parking for afterhours
community use.

St Michaels College

Stage 1 - Music & Classrooms

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Edge Architects were engaged to prepare a Master Plan and staged development of the Secondary Campus facilities. The work
completed was driven by the need to meet the emerging curriculum needs and to suit the co-educational enrolment realignment.
 

The emphasis was to maximise multiuse
facilities where possible and provide additional learning spaces.  An additional 17 GLA spaces were created, removing the need for existing transportable

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A new courtyard was formed, bound by the existing buildings and the new Music and Communal Space building which housed state of the audio facilities.

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Sacred Heart College M.S

Scienc, Library & Flexible Learning Space ​

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Stage one and BER funded works incorporated works to three main sections of the school, the new Library, Science and Flexible learning space.
 

Key design criteria for this project was to create flexibility in space configuration, considerable reuse of existing building structure in order to reduce building costs, improvement in classroom and teaching facilities beautification of school grounds with an emphasis on the school oval and adjacent visitor path.

Sacred Heart College S.S

Competition

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Edge Architects were one of three architectural firms invited to take part in the design competion for the War Memorial Oval Sports Precinct.


The project required minimal impact on the existing oval and mature trees, whilst providing a contemporary facility which serviced the needs of
the adjacent school and surrounding community.
 

The scheme included a double court gymnasium with view towards the oval, observation deck which allowed spectators to view both the oval and
onto the internal court and covered outdoor spectator space.

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Integral to the scheme was the ‘walk of fame’ which house interactive displays and information on local
sporting teams as well as conferencing facilities which seated 300 people, classroom spaces and weight rooms.

Tenison Woods College

Flexible Learning Centre

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The Flexible Learning Centre formed stage 1 of the Tenison Woods College Master Plan. It was envisaged that the most effective way of optimising space and still meet the immediate and long term demands on facilities was to provide flexible learning spaces.


This type of construction is designed to free up classrooms for larger classes and provide smaller learning/study areas for smaller classes or study groups that are more evident in the Senior School.

The flexibility allows smaller classrooms to combine and form larger functional spaces. 

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With technology moving to the forefront of education, Multipurpose spaces to cater for additional computer access was a priority within the building planning.

Tenison Woods College

Stage 2 - Gymnasium

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The Multipurpose Hall was formed through the B.E.R funding and expanded on the existing school Gym.

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The cost effective solution allowed the school to expand their existing facilities and provide flexible spaces for both the school and the broader
community.


The Multipurpose Hall was designed to integrate with the FLC (Stage 1 of Tenison Woods College Master Plan) and build on the flexibility of the existing facility. Classrooms spaces have been provided that can be adjusted to form stage space with the column free solution allowing for uninterrupted viewing for school performances, asseblies and community events.

Saint Paul's College

Science Building

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​Set within predominantly traditional red brick buildings, St Pauls College Science Building replaces dated existing transportables.
 

As part of the B.E.R funding stimulus scheme, the building offers a new science computing hub for use by the broader community. New prep room facilities, centrally located to the existing science labs and new chemistry and physics specific classrooms.

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The buildings orientation is fundamental in the passive solar lighting and the use of solar panels
throughout the building.

Saint Paul's College

Multipurpose Hall

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Funded through the B.E.R stimulus plan, the existing school hall and classrooms were renovated and a new formal entry was created.


The renovated classrooms formed specialist I.T / language Space and uniform shop facilities. Existing classrooms were also renovated, with new windows and internal linings.

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The new formal entry and elevation was designed to mimic the newly constructed administration building adjacent. The use of matching materials, and building form allowed the new entry to both fit seamlessly within the existing environment and provide the school with a modern frontage.

Mt Carmel College

Stage 1 - Classrooms & Cover

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​Following the completion of the College's Master Plan, the first stage incorporated the demolition of an existing outdated 2 storey building and the formation of the Josephite Courtyard which is made of 15 transportable classrooms surrounding a new covered outdoor area.

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Work to the transportables involved complete internal renovation with some transportable forming uniform rooms, staff offices, student toilets and drama spaces. The remaining spaces formed new GLA spaces.

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New passive outdoor spaces where the demolished building once sat formed much need play space. The existing federation garden was relocated, providing a revitalised frontage adjacent to the schools entry.

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