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Camellia River School reimagining... industrial into education
by UNSWBE
This project was forged to respond to the Camellia area, both its growing population and flood-prone nature, being parallel to Parramatta River. By reimagining the area, the site shifted from being a highly contaminated redundant industrial land into an educational institution that is fully accessible and adaptive to flooding.
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In order to meet the needs of the growing population of the Camellia precinct the project provides the provision of a school featuring an early learning centre, primary school and secondary school (ELC-YEAR 12). The masterplan for the educational area is to include a variety of facilities with a strong emphasis on bringing the outside into buildings through courtyards and flexible learning spaces. The precinct is to cater for approximately 1200 students with a co-educational school structure.
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