SCEGGS Darlinghurst's Joan Freeman Science and Technology Centre features advanced science laboratories, TAS rooms, art classrooms, a tiered lecture theatre, and sustainable design elements, enhancing educational facilities in a vibrant urban setting.
Client: SCEGGS
Completing the 1999 Masterplan developed by TKD Architects for the school’s future growth, the new Joan Freeman Science and Technology Centre includes six science laboratories, four Technological and Applied Studies (TAS) rooms, and six art classrooms over four levels in the inner-city suburb of Darlinghurst. Other associated facilities include a 254-seat tiered lecture theatre, an underground carpark, a large outdoor roof terrace, and a new landscaped St Peters Street pedestrian entry. The Joan Freeman Science and Technology Centre incorporates a number of environmental initiatives, including natural ventilation and daylighting, use of thermal mass temperature control, rainwater collection, and reuse.
Photography: Michael Nicholson
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