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Passfield ParkSchoolPassfield Park School

A Positive Impact, Via Opportunities To Learn

Education | Architecture, Landscape Architecture

Passfield Park School

Location:

Minto, NSW

Client:

NSW Department of Education

Collaborators:

ADCO Constructions, Northrop, Colliers, Turner and Townsend

Passfield Park school reflects an environment that provides a variety of opportunities to learn. It acknowledges a cohort of students with varying degrees of need and provides a secure and comfortable space in which to belong and succeed.

The design intent focuses on architecture which creates positive behavioural environments that supports lifelong learning and values the students, staff and community.

Passfield Park is a stand-alone K-12 School for Special Purpose, catering for students with moderate or severe intellectual disabilities. Catering to these needs, the school has been purpose designed to ensure a positive impact to the lives of the students and staff whilst providing opportunities for the support networks of family and friends to gather and meet.

Thoughtful opportunities for gathering are achieved by the central courtyard, a space with easy access points to key school facilities, ensuring a smooth transition from indoor to outdoor spaces through the use of verandas, providing a moment to pause before making the move into a new space.

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KEY PROJECTS

Melonba Educational Campus

Melonba Educational Campus

PLC Junior School

PLC Junior School

Taronga Institute of Science and Learning

Taronga Institute of Science and Learning