Expansion of Cherrybrook Technology High School featuring innovative learning spaces, science laboratories, and seminar rooms with a focus on acoustic control, cross-ventilation, and vibrant finishes, enhancing engagement with the natural environment.
Client: NSW Department of Education
The project is an expansion of the 1992 Cherrybrook Technology High School complex to provide generous new learning spaces for arts-based activities, science laboratories, and general learning as well as seminar rooms. Acoustic control, cross-ventilation and durable furniture, and colourful finishes are important features of Cherrybrook’s new building. Sited on the perimeter of the school site, the sliding glass walls and wide-covered verandahs offer a flexible alternative to formal learning spaces and provide opportunities to engage with science-based discussion while observing the natural world.
Photography: Bokeh & Co
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