Phase Two introduced a more modest, contemplative architectural language in response to the surrounding suburban context. It drops to a three-storey scale, houses the precinct’ s study centre, and maintains the established palette while asserting its own identity.
The architectural language is intentionally timeless – designed to age gracefully and maintain relevance over decades. Inspiration is drawn from the elegant buildings and tree-lined streets
of old Brooklyn, reimagined for contemporary student life. The result is a series of buildings that reflect the formality of academic architecture while remaining grounded in their urban and suburban context.
Phase Three Phase Three comprises two main volumes: an eight-storey north block and a three-storey south wing, connected along the western edge by a
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