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LOCATION:<\/strong><\/p>\n

East Perth, Western Australia<\/p>\n

PROJECT VALUE:<\/strong><\/p>\n

$10 million<\/p>\n

COMPLETION DATE:<\/strong><\/p>\n

September 2010<\/p>\n

PARTNERS:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Architect: Donaldson & Warn and Broderick Architects<\/p>\n

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This four storey building includes a large music performance rooms, music classrooms, art classrooms, gallery spaces, offices and a staff lounge.<\/p>\n

The building uses face brickwork and Toodyay stone walls to build visual continuity to the existing buildings on campus.<\/p>\n

It features a large artwork by artist Maureen Elphick on the fa\u00e7ade fabricated by pixilated digital graphics being cut out of aluminium sheets. The artwork also acts as a sunshade and balustrade to balconies.<\/p>\n

Interiors have been designed to utilize large concrete columns by incorporating this depth into wall thicknesses creating deep window reveals that double as seats, desks and recessed storage spaces.<\/p>\n

The design takes full advantage northern aspect and location, particularly the top floor staff facilities with their inspirational river and city views.<\/p>\n

The first part of the project is a four-storey building accommodating Art, Music and Staff facilities for the College as well as a performing space for public access. The building accommodates specialist teaching areas, tutorial rooms for the purpose of teaching music, store rooms, office spaces and staff facilities including a staff room, kitchen, toilets and change rooms. Due to the building be close to the Swan River pile foundations were adopted.<\/p>\n

AFS walls functioning where possible as both walls and beams combine with prestressed free spanning Deltacore panels to minimise floor to floor height and provide column free space.<\/p>\n

KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS:<\/strong><\/p>\n