Grimshaw unveils plans for high
Architecture firm Grimshaw has designed a 14-storey school complex for New South Wales, which it describes as a "totally new typology" (+ slideshow).
The Inner Sydney High School is one of a number of new schools under development by the NSW Department of Education, including a high-rise school in Parramatta designed by Grimshaw Architects and BVN and the Ultimo-Pyrmont Public School designed by DesignInc, Lacoste and Stevenson and BMC2.
Parramatta Public School & High Rise School Wilson Architects
Tag, Architecture , Interior Design Wilson Architects and Lahz Nimmo Architects were part of the shortlisted design competition for the Redevelopment of Arthur Phillip High School and Parramatta Public School . The new high school shall be the first high-rise school for New South Wales within the urban setting of Parramatta CBD.
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International architecture practice Grimshaw and Australian practice BVN have developed proposals for a totally new typology of school in Parramatta, New South Wales. The redevelopment of the Arthur Phillip High School (APHS) and Parramatta Public School (PPS) will become not only the first prototype in NSW for future focused learning, but also the state's first high-rise education facility ...
Arthur Phillip High School, Parramatta Public School GRIMSHAW
The integrated redevelopment of Arthur Phillip High School (APHS) and Parramatta Public School (PPS) is a landmark education project for the state of New South Wales and Australia. It was the state's first public high-rise school and the prototype for future-focused learning integrated with curriculum based studies.
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