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Alspec aluminium framing systems were used to create a light, welcoming and well-ventilated environment at the new Kurrajong Centre for Senior Learning at Springfield Anglican College in Queensland.
“Open, full of light and with incredible amenity” - that’s how the new educational facility was described by local State Member, Charis Mullen who attended the building’s official opening ceremony along with students, teachers, parents and friends of the college.
Designed by Fulton Trotter Architects and constructed by Queensland firm Condev, the new addition to the Springfield campus features a variety of learning and meeting spaces for the college’s senior students.
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AN Ipswich secondary school building has this week been recognised as one of the best designed academic facilities in the state.
‘Kurrajong’, which is the Centre of Senior Learning at The Springfield Anglican College, received the evening’s highest honour at the Australian Institute of Architects’ Regional Architecture Awards.
It was awarded The William Hogden ‘Building of the Year’ under the Darling Downs and West Moreton region category.
The facility, designed by Fulton Trotter Architects, also received a commendation for its state-of-the-art design.
Director Paul Sekava said the facility was purpose-designed to help assist senior students with the transition from high school to university.