Campus Review Volume 28 Issue 12 December 2018 | Page 8

ON CAMPUS campusreview.com.au both the overall structure of the buildings and the layout of interiors should serve to nurture a sense of community. A NATIONWIDE PHENOMENON Universities right around Australia are listening to their students’ feedback and allocating funding to facilitate sticky campus design. Lyons is among Australia’s leading university designers. Drawing upon more than 20 years of architectural and urban design experience, the practice has most recently leveraged its expertise to design RMIT’s New Academic Street (NAS). This project was undertaken in collaboration with NMBW Architecture Studio, Harrison and White, MvS Architects and Maddison Architects. Here, the campus opens out to Melbourne CBD and is best described as an extension of the city. On campus, students enjoy easy access to a range of eateries and coffee shops — all without having to venture off campus. This is a place where socialising and studying can be done under one roof or in one of the many outdoor areas dotted throughout the campus. The University of Melbourne is next in line for a new student precinct at its Parkville campus. Lyons are acting as principal architects, leading a team of specialists and designers including Koning Eizenberg Architecture from the US (led by UoM alumni Julie Eizenberg and Hank Koning), with Aspect Studios, Breathe Architecture, NMBW Architecture Studio, Greenaway Architects, Glas Urban and Architects EAT. Here, a collaborative design process will help provide students with a truly diverse experience of campus life. Multiple study spaces, varied dining options, and an array of spaces for creative endeavours are just some of the facilities students can look forward to accessing. All contributors to Lyons’ design team are alumni of the University of Melbourne and, as such, they will be well placed to understand the perspectives and insights offered by current students — who are to be considered co-creators of the new space. Interstate, m3architecture has been working with residential colleges at the University of Queensland, through master plans that in their own way create reciprocal interest and energy on campus. The master plans project vibrant social spaces, considered learning environments and densification in line with the intent of the UQ master plan. The colleges are seen as an integral part of life on campus, and their ongoing vitality is an important part of the culture and experience of university.  ■ Carey Lyon is director of Lyons. * Headshot photo courtesy of Emma Phillips Photography Recruitment of English Language Teachers for Primary and Secondary Schools in Hong Kong The Education Bureau (EDB) Hong Kong cordially invites you to apply for the teaching positions in public-sector schools in Hong Kong Terms and conditions of appointment The appointment will be on a two-year contract basis, normally from 16 August 2019 to 15 August 2021, subject to renewal Remuneration package: Salary from HK$28,725 - HK$70,090 (approximately i. AUD5,180 – AUD12,630) per month End of contract gratuity for satisfactory performance ii. and conduct iii. Cash retention incentive for satisfactory completion of continuous service from third year onwards iv. Passage, baggage, medical allowances and a special allowance of HK$20,989 (approximately AUD 3,780) per month are provided for appointees whose normal place of residence is established to be outside HongKong For qualification requirements and details of the Scheme please visit http://www.edb.gov.hk/NET Applicants please apply through Teachanywhere, EDB’s recruitment agent in Australia and New Zealand, on or before 15 January 2019. Teachanywhere’s website: https://www.teachanywhere.com/job-seeker/featured-partners/ hong-kong-education-bureau/ RMIT’s New Academic Street project. Photo: Peter Bennetts 23