PROJECTS

At UTS Central, with its glass-wrapped podium and twisting tower, FJMT both dances with the University of Technology Sydney’s existing structures and defines the future using new design and construction techniques that facilitate individual and collaborative study.

Stories dating back more than a century infuse this addition to the first university college for women in Australia.

In Sydney’s Northern Beaches, architecture studio Supercontext has restored and reused a heritage substation, converting it into a place for children to play and learn.

In this temporary education building by Architectus, which requires flexibility of use, prefabrication and swift construction offer a design-driven vision for the demountable building of the future.

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

In their design of the UTS Science and Health building, Durbach Block Jaggers and BVN have defied the rules set out in BVN’s own UTS masterplan.

While critics have laid into Frank Gehry’s UTS Business School for being image-conscious, Jennifer Calzini finds a building more than meets the eye.

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.

Lahznimmo Architects and Wilson Architects interlace new and existing to produce a cohesive learning environment for the faculty of medicine at UNSW.

A building by RAW Architects is designed to enrich the lives of disadvantaged children.

The aspirations of a private school on Sydney’s North Shore are articulated by Bligh Voller Nield.

Moby Dick meets the Time Machine at LAVA’s Martian Embassy for the Sydney Story Factory.

DRAW furrows a new great hall in the iconic brutalist tower at the University of Technology, Sydney.

Glass walls provide a transparency in the laboratories and consulting rooms of BVN’s new facility at the University of Sydney.

A world-class sporting and educational complex is the latest addition to Redfern’s slowly growing community facilities.

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

Lahz Nimmo Architects in association with Wilson Architects brings the academic and the clinical together for the most recent addition to UNSW.