Charles Sturt University's Learning and Teaching Hub in Building 754 features innovative ecologically sustainable design, enhancing collaborative learning spaces while maintaining efficient air handling and promoting flexible, adaptive environments for students.
Client: Charles Sturt University
Charles Sturt University’s Ecologically Sustainable Design (ESD) campus showcases environmentally-responsive building techniques, passive heating, and cooling. The Learning and Teaching Hub in Building 754 was originally designed with an efficient low energy air-conditioning system. The design challenge was to re-design the learning spaces to support the University’s Learning and Teaching practices without affecting internal air handling. Colour-blocking provided distinct zones within the collaborative spaces and allowed furniture to be quickly reorganised at the conclusion of the day. Sound-absorbing panelling, furnishings, and ceilings allowed group study and quiet concentration. Stand-up tables and flexible settings allow students to work individually or collaborate to suit their needs.
Photography: Darren Daly
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