Hall Refurb
Value
$1.5m
Status
Completed, 2021
Client
Shailer Park SHS
Project Info:
The multipurpose hall was completely stripped back and reworked to create a durable and flexible space within a tight budget. The refurbishment focuses on improving functionality while maintaining natural light and ventilation, with the existing external lean becoming enclosed to create a new entry and sideline space.
The multipurpose hall was completely stripped back and reworked to create a durable and flexible space within a tight budget. The refurbishment focuses on improving functionality while maintaining natural light and ventilation, with the existing external lean becoming enclosed to create a new entry and sideline space.
Project Info:
The multipurpose hall was completely stripped back and reworked to create a durable and flexible space within a tight budget. The refurbishment focuses on improving functionality while maintaining natural light and ventilation, with the existing external lean becoming enclosed to create a new entry and sideline space.
A considered rework of the existing hall, shaped by light, ventilation and simplicity.
the design
Working within the existing structure and a limited budget, the design uses simple interventions to maximise light and ventilation. A high-level system of translucent roof sheeting and perforated mesh triangles extends between the existing portal frames, allowing the building to breathe while creating a distinctive architectural feature.
Working within the existing structure and a limited budget, the design uses simple interventions to maximise light and ventilation. A high-level system of translucent roof sheeting and perforated mesh triangles extends between the existing portal frames, allowing the building to breathe while creating a distinctive architectural feature.
CONSULTANTS
Consultant: Photography:
Honeywill Consulting WB
