
Emmanuel Junior School Extension
The Emmanuel college junior extension is a small but complex project that replaces an aged toilet block with a new Junior Extension housing new Toilets
Founded by Emmanuel College on an adjacent greenfield site, Josiah College is an autism-specific school. Class sizes are limited to eight, with the buildings and external spaces specifically designed to meet the needs of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Classrooms are designed to house eights students and respond to their specific needs by providing flexible furnishings, withdrawal spaces and soft lighting via south facing high level windows and softly frosted glass. Classroom buildings are linked to the administration and college entry by softly undulating covered walkways. Arrival and movement paths are clear and rational, the buildings throughout have carefully considered spatial relationships and volumetric shaping.
The COLA (Covered Outdoor Learning Area) reflects the batten detail used on the classroom building walls and will in future stages provide an overflow area for the multipurpose hall if required for larger functions. Specifically curated natural and artificial lighting, air conditioning, textures and colours provide the children with an optimized learning environment which is both pragmatic and poetic.
The Emmanuel college junior extension is a small but complex project that replaces an aged toilet block with a new Junior Extension housing new Toilets
Part of the BER stimulus package, this project was designed & documented in a compressed time frame. Five classrooms are provided, with bi-fold doors to
A small but complex project consisting of a new 6 classroom wing linked to extensively renovated existing building to create a self contained Early Years
This 460 seat auditorium is designed, as per the College Master Plan, to connect to the existing Performing Arts building which contains complementary spaces such
This small but complex project replaces an aged toilet block with a 1,320m² two-storey extension of the Junior School. The extension houses new amenities, general
Initially envisioned as the new Year 7 hub in the senior school precinct, Stage 1 of the Bonner Building at Emmanuel College saw the demolition
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