Alexandria Park Community School: A K-12 educational facility designed for 2,200 students, featuring innovative learning spaces, a playful 'Clouds' design concept, and a unifying perforated aluminium screen that connects with the local landscape and indigenous community.
Client: NSW Department of Education
The Alexandria Park Community School accommodates 2,200 primary and secondary school students in a comprehensive K-12 school with innovative learning at its core. A playful design concept called "Clouds" locates the built elements at the western boundary to consolidate outdoor play spaces while internal learning hubs embrace stage-based learning. A sinuous perforated aluminium screen unifies the school within a rich landscape setting interpreting the natural and cultural systems of the local area. The school provides a meaningful connection to the indigenous community and offers a wide range of inclusive opportunities for connected learning.
Photography: Richard Crookes Construction
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