St Aloysius College Senior Years Campus

  • Client

    St Aloysius College

  • Architect

    Hayball

  • Project Manager

    SEMZ

  • Location

    North Melbourne

  • Status

    Current

  • Consultants

    WGA (Wallbridge Gilbert Aztec)
    ADP Consulting
    Rider Levett Bucknall RLB
    Inhabit

As part of the College’s Masterplan, the St Aloysius College Senior Campus will undergo a significant transformation, with works commencing in 2024 to construct a purpose-built, multi-level Senior Years Campus on the existing Boundary Road Gymnasium site.

This redevelopment, known as Stage One of the College Masterplan, underscores the school’s commitment to delivering exceptional education through outstanding facilities that meet the evolving demands of the VCE curriculum.

Key elements of the project include:

  • Demolition: The existing gymnasium will be demolished to clear the site for the new VCE campus.
  • Construction: A modern, standalone Senior Years Campus will be built with six levels and a basement. This 7-level facility will feature:
    – A welcoming foyer and reception area
    – Collaborative learning and event spaces
    – A student hub for social and academic engagement
    – Flexible learning spaces and general classrooms
    – State-of-the-art science classrooms
    – Dedicated administration and staff areas
    – A rooftop terrace offering additional outdoor learning and recreational opportunities
  • Landscaping & Roadway Connections: Abutting roadway connections will be constructed to ensure efficient traffic flow, and landscaping works will enhance the campus environment, offering both aesthetic and functional benefits.

Construction is scheduled to commence in 2024, with a targeted completion date set for the beginning of the 2026 school year.

This state-of-the-art VCE centre has been designed with a future-focused approach, providing senior students a vibrant and versatile space. It will support a wide range of learning styles and offer an innovative environment where students can thrive, contributing to the College’s legacy of academic excellence.

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