Pembroke Middle School

A $24 million STEM focused building at Kensington.

A 3-storey vertical “learning village” with three discreet neighbourhoods and a naturally lit and ventilated central atrium as its town square. There are diverse learning spaces for art, science and technology, as well as maker spaces and industry-occupied enterprise spaces. A complex triangular site within a partially historic area, the building is also connected to the main campus via a pedestrian bridge at the first-floor level.

URPS added value by garnering support from the Kensington Residents Association and obtaining approval from SCAP, despite some resistance from the local Council.

CLIENT
Pembroke School, Grieve Gillett Architects
STATE
South Australia
LGA
City of Burnside
SERVICES
Development

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