澳大利亚安布罗斯崔西学院中学校区/Fulton Trotter Architects

发布于：2023-06-09 12:05:38

英文名称：Australian Ambrose Tracy College Secondary School District

工程内容：实景照片

位置：澳大利亚

设计公司：Fulton Trotter Architects

摄影师：Alicia Taylor Photography

这是由Fulton Trotter Architects设计的安布罗斯崔西学院中学校区。该项目包括三座新建筑的落成，是安布罗斯崔西学院正在进行中的总体规划的一部分。该总体规划回应了学校对转型的需求。建筑师负责该学校的总体规划，创建了一个凝聚力的校园，同时让小学、初中与高中校区各自保留了自己的特色。该项目为9-10年级的学生提供了18个新的学习空间及辅助空间，最新阶段包括三座新建筑：Callan大楼，包括三个普通学习区域；Kilkenny大楼，包括专业科学、工业艺术与音乐设施；Westcourt大楼，布置了两个临时普通学习区域、一个图书馆、食堂以及有屋顶的就餐区、职业咨询服务等。

From the architect. Fulton Trotter Architects has recently completed three new buildings as part of Ambrose Treacy College’s ongoing masterplan.The masterplan is a response to the school’s continued transition, from St Joseph’s Nudgee Junior College – a junior school of years 4-7; to Ambrose Treacy College – a combined junior, middle and senior school of years 4-12.Fulton Trotter Architects’ have designed the school’s masterplan to create a cohesive campus, yet with a distinct quality for each of the junior, middle and senior school precincts.

Accommodating 18 new learning spaces and ancillary spaces for years 9-10, the latest stage includes three new buildings:Callan Building, containing three general learning areas.Kilkenny Building, including specialist science, industrial arts and music facilities.Westcourt Building, housing two temporary general learning areas, a library, canteen and covered lunch area, as well as career and counsellor support services.

Situated on a stunning 40-hectare campus overlooking the Brisbane River, the new buildings are designed maximize the connection and views to the river, whilst maximizing natural light and ventilation.The buildings are sensitively woven around a number of significant trees on site, embracing these as a focal point. As a consequence, special roof and gutter systems were designed to reduce leaf litter to overcome a major problem of the site.

The external facades of banded brickwork feature ‘box’ and the ‘arc’ forms, acknowledging the Edmund Rice Building – the school’s original, heritage listed, modernist brick building. Designed in the 1930’s by Fulton Trotter Architects’ founding partner, Charles Fulton, the Edmund Rice Building remains the focal point of the college campus.The brickwork is complemented by an unashamed use of colour to excite the exterior facades. Colour and texture is continued internally, to create a bold and playful learning environment. The palate matures with the transition of precincts, from the junior to middle to senior classrooms.The project also includes significant civil works, including interim upgrades to adjacent intersections; 95 new car parking bays and a new student drop off.