Roseville College, an esteemed independent school in Sydney, undertook a visionary two-stage upgrade of its classrooms to create dynamic, future-focused learning environments across both the junior and senior campuses. The initiative reflects the school’s commitment to innovation in education, where adaptable and inspiring spaces empower both teachers and students to thrive.
Located on the Pacific Highway in Gordon, this project reflects a forward-thinking approach to public library environments—comfortable, community-centric, and intentionally designed to go beyond the “usual” expectations of library furniture. Serving the local government sector, Gordon Library sought a furniture solution that would elevate user experience while enhancing the welcoming atmosphere of the space.
The Abercrombie Precinct is a state-of-the-art facility designed to support the University of Sydney’s Business School, consolidating its operations into one central location. With nearly 60 learning spaces, ranging from small 8-person seminar rooms to large 500-seat lecture theatres, the precinct fosters collaboration, innovation, and a sense of community among students and staff. The building spans approximately 32,000 square meters across seven levels and is designed to accommodate up to 4,500 students and 490 staff at full capacity.
The Charles Perkins Centre is dedicated to tackling obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease by translating cutting-edge research into real-world solutions. As part of the University of Sydney, it houses a $385 million research and education hub designed to foster innovation and collaboration in health sciences.
UTS College provides premium pathways for students to enter the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) after graduation. As UTS College continues to grow, TCW has been a key partner, collaborating with the client and PTID Interiors to create functional, adaptable spaces since 2014.
Bankstown’s state-of-the-art Library and Knowledge Centre stands as the first of its kind in the community, offering a 5,000sqm facility that brings together a library, community meeting rooms, and a 300-seat theatre. The design focuses on fostering a space where the community can thrive, learn, and collaborate in an environment that feels welcoming and functional.
TCW collaborated with FDC Building on the fit-out for the University of Sydney’s new Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) building. This six-storey, modern structure with a bronzed glass façade contrasts beautifully with the 122-year-old Heydon-Laurence building and the 101-year-old R.D. Watt building. The design balances heritage and innovation, creating a space where students and staff not only feel comfortable but also thrive in an inspiring academic environment.
As part of Taronga Zoo’s Centenary Revitalisation Plan, the Taronga Institute of Science and Learning (TISL) was designed to push the boundaries of conservation, science, and learning. The design integrates nature-inspired elements to create a harmonious connection with its surroundings, focusing on the discovery of patterns in nature.
TCW collaborated with WMK Melbourne to furnish Deakin University’s new workspace at Greenwood Park, designed to accommodate three faculties relocating from the nearby Burwood campus. This highly collaborative project was delivered on time and within budget, creating spaces that support a dynamic and innovative environment for both students and faculty.
