PROJECTS

Reflecting its residential context, this junior learning hub by Sibling Architecture uses colour and form to meet the needs of those in their first years at school.

In Fremantle, Cox Architecture’s sensitive reworking of a former rope-making warehouse aims to make a university hub more appealing and accessible to students.

Working within the University of Melbourne’s original 1930s engineering workshop, Designinc has opened up the student spaces to put engineering on display.

In Sydney, architecture firm Fox Johnston has reimagined a hospital’s 1935 outpatients’ building into an uplifting space for kids to learn and play.

A childcare centre that is all about learning through play – a philosophy that not only applies to the youngsters but also informed the design process.

Woods Bagot use evocative and angular spaces to provoke creativity within the student hub at Macquarie University.

Workshop Architecture swaps the typical classroom model for an “internal playground”.

Hames Sharley designs a student lounge for the Joondalup campus in Perth.

There has been a clearing of the decks in this building that is opening new doorways.

A cardboard kingdom by first-year students of architecture at Monash University

Peddle Thorp Architects and James Cubitt Architects transform a university library.

Tasteful and universal, Gray Puksand’s interiors for the CAE, in Melbourne, include layers that reference the street below.

Bates Smart’s highly complex interior is flexible and appealing.

The Innova21 building by DesignInc echoes the textured, layered approach of Charles and Ray Eames.

This Sydney childcare centre by Futurespace is sensory, playful and safe.

A new learning centre at Melbourne University, by Woods Bagot, injects modern student-focused design into a heritage skin.