CH Architects have created an airy, spacious new set of facilities for this school in Hampton, Victoria.
May 18th, 2011
CH Architects have revitalised St Mary’s School with a series of new facilities, completed in April 2011.

The project includes a multi-purpose room and classroom, staffroom, tennis club room and library facility.


The white translucent cladding provides controlled light to the learning spaces while maintaining good thermal qualities and responds to the all-white existing school buildings.

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