Hayball is one of Australia’s largest design practices, with offices in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney. The practice specializes in architecture, interior design and urban planning. Over more than 30 years, the company has realised hundreds of projects across Australia, South-East Asia and China – from single and multi-residential buildings to schools and universities, commercial developments and urban design for entire suburbs.
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2019 National Architecture Awards: National Award for Educational Architecture
Braemar College Stage 1, Middle School by Hayball.
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