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LOOKING BACK: ST PAUL’S KINDERGARTEN

A sustainable approach to design is central to the philosophy of Towill Design, a mindset which was shared by the client throughout the design and construction of the St Paul’s Kindergarten. An example of this focus on repurposing existing materials are the colourful reading chairs which feature native Australian animals. These chairs were purchased second hand from a hotel, and re-covered in surplus tea towels no longer appropriate for sale.

LOOKING BACK: ST PAUL’S KINDERGARTEN

Inspired by the ‘Queenslander’ housing type, the St Paul’s Kindergarten features high level stained glass windows which project beams of colourful light throughout the buildings interior. Like all of the timber used in this project, the window frames were constructed of 100% recycled timber locally sourced from Big Red Shed. It is small details like this which accumulate to create an environment that encourages learning through self-guided exploration. ⠀

LOOKING BACK: ST PAUL’S KINDERGARTEN

Towill Design believes that workshopping with end users is an integral part of design process for any project. In the case of the St Paul’s Kindergarten, we had the opportunity to workshop with not only existing students of the school, but future students who would be attending the Kindergarten once completed. The drawings collected through this process were used as the vision strips for the glass sliding doors – a visual reminder of the community’s connection to the building’s design.

LOOKING BACK: ST PAUL’S KINDERGARTEN

This week we are looking back at the St Paul’s Kindergarten. Over the next few days we will be featuring some of the unique features of this project, which was designed to support the Reggio Emilia teaching philosophy of the school. Sustainability, flexible and stimulating learning environments and a direct relationship between internal and external spaces were the driving design elements in producing a successful outcome for the client. ⠀

2018: ADMIN AND LEARNING CENTRE

Our Recently completed project at Claremont Special School features verandah circulation screened by images of the Australian Natives found in the surrounding bushland.

2018: PERFORMING ARTS & PHYSICAL EDUCATION CENTRE

Colourful Changerooms in the Performing Arts & Physical Education Centre at St Paul’s School

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