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Shared kitchens are organized as open social spaces with oversized islands, durable surfaces, and integrated timber joinery designed to support high-frequency communal use.
Passive solar orientation, cross-ventilation strategies, high-performance glazing, and shaded communal circulation contribute to the project's environmentally responsive planning approach.
Communal lounges use soft furnishings, acoustic wall treatments, and warm timber finishes to balance the institutional scale of the development with a more residential atmosphere.
The building envelope combines precast concrete, dark metal cladding, and brickwork to establish a durable coastal palette responsive to its peninsula setting.
A sheltered entry threshold framed by expressed structural elements and native planting introduces the project's restrained material language and emphasis on communal residential living.
Gillies Hall Student Accommodation in Melbourne, Australia is a series of low-rise communal buildings designed by local firm Jackson Clements Burrows Architects.
Supported by massive corner super-columns and long-span steel trusses, the roof introduces a lightweight architectural profile that unifies the expanded venue.
Gensler's 2016 expansion and renovation increased permanent capacity from 21,000 to more than 30,000 seats, bringing spectators closer to the action beneath a sweeping canopy.
Residential-style furnishings and soft material textures introduce warmth into the corporate environment, extending the hospitality character of the interior project.
Workstations are organized within an open-plan layout framed by generous daylight access, promoting flexibility while preserving employee comfort.
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