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Expansion of Shore School at the historic Graythwaite Estate, featuring adaptive reuse of 19th-century structures and gardens, guided by a comprehensive Conservation Management Plan to address heritage considerations.
Client: The Shore School
The historic Graythwaite Estate is an expansion of the Shore School’s adjacent campus. As part of a 19th-century residential estate bequeathed by the owners to New South Wales as a convalescent home for returning World War I soldiers, Graythwaite and its parkland setting present a layered history beginning in 1858. The adaptive reuse of the house and gardens requires ongoing consultation with the community and the management of complex heritage issues. A Conservation Management Plan prepared by TKD Architects in 2011 guides the masterplan and provides design parameters for Shore School’s reuse of the site.
Photography: Carfax
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