Broughton Anglican College, Campbelltown is the culmination of a collective push to provide the College with upgraded facilities to meet its’ projected growth and improve connectivity across the expansive campus. The project was designed to address the disconnect between buildings and spaces on campus by introducing a series of linking pathways and gathering spaces. The spaces have been designed to encourage 21st century learning in a practical and functional way, through interconnective formal and informal learning and gathering areas. This project was part of an earlier stage of works with further ongoing projects underway currently with the College.
The second stage of work included the extension of the existing hall and the development of a more professional stage for the College’s impressive theatrical productions.
The two ends of the existing portal frame hall were removed to extend the space to accommodate a large stage in one direction and in the opposite direction to create larger floor space, chair storage and servery kitchenette. The refurbishment also addresses accessibility as well as providing air conditioning and more suitable lighting and acoustic wall treatment to the hall space. An adjacent outdoor learning amphitheater space also serves as an external extension to the hall to accommodate additional audience and to link the hall to the new Student Services building built in a previous stage
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