Institutional Projects

2011

Parkhill Primary School

Funded by Round 3 of the federal government's Building the Education Revolution for the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development. This project includes alterations and additions to Parkhill Primary School in Ashwood, Victoria. The design scheme is inspired by Victoria's majestic rivers including the Murray, Goulburn, Latrobe and Yarra.

Practical Completion has just been reached & the Defects Liability Period has begun.

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2010

Winner of Department of Transport Bicycle Parking Design Competition

The Department of Transport with the Office of the Victorian Architect recently sought out an architect to rethink the Parkiteer so that it might encourage more riders to participate. The brief called for a new design, 'celebrating & inspiring' cycling as a viable model of transport. It would have an elevated status in the urban realm, comparable to railway stations & freeways ...

The four participating practices were BKK, Terrior, Six Degrees & PHOOEY ...
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Templestowe Reserve Sporting Pavilion

Steve Brennan, President of the Templestowe Football Club has called their new facilities the "Sydney Opera House of sporting pavilions". The project was completed in readiness for the first home game of the Templestowe Dockers. The 100 year history of the football & cricket club as represented by different jumpers & crests are identified in the form & brickwork facades of the building. Seen from the reserve entry the building tries to start a mexican wave to generate match day spectacle. This building includes community & training facilities for the sporting clubs. The building aims to be a carbon & water neutral building.
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Glen Iris Wetlands Education Centre

An entire house will be recycled to construct Stonnington's first environmental hub. Architects working on the sustainable design for the Glen Iris Wetlands Environment Centre have won Stonnington Council's support to buy and cut up a house, and relocate it to TH King Oval in Glen Iris ...
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2008

Flemington Youth Centre

The design is informed by Skinners Playground ... fabricated from old shipping containers, but Ho notes important differences between them. The intended users of the Flemington design, for example, are teenagers and young adults who require services with far more breadth and depth ... Sudanese - Australians can congregate outdoors as they had traditionally ...
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2007

Children's Activity Centre

Here they turn to abandoned shipping containers to create an activity centre for children. Though containers have now become a familiar staple of re-appropriation for all sorts of things, PHOOEY put them to energetic use, stacking them, slicing them, and cutting them to create a thoroughly durable and dignified assemblage that rejoices in the colorful bricolage of its origins.
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Centre for Innovation and Sustainability

The Centre for Innovation and Sustainability forms a three dimensional childrens' book. It is a story about awareness and a demonstration of how to achieve a sustainable future. The building design integrates the Learnscape Masterplan developed many years ago by the students. Each part of the new buildings, existing buildings and gardens within the school become a learnscape and demonstrate something different about our relationship with the environment.
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2004

Port Philip EcoCentre

The existing caretaker's dwelling was transformed into a demonstration sustainable community centre and the first five star energy-rated residential dwelling in Victoria. It includes community meeting spaces, displays of sustainable technology, office, cooking and dining facilities, amenities and community garden. The Port Phillip EcoCentre demonstrates a wide range of sustainable technologies and methods for energy and water efficiency, as an example to both existing and new housing. This includes reducing operational energy; embodied energy; rainwater to black water collection and reuse.
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