For the past decade, we have been working with Ringwood Secondary College to revitalise its campus through a series of staged masterplan works. These projects support the school’s transformation into an adaptable, cohesive, and learner-centred environment that reflects its pedagogical vision.

The recently completed Stage 3 delivers a new two-storey STEM facility that embodies the school’s innovative interdisciplinary approach, expressing STEM learning through both space and form to inspire curiosity and exploration. The design thoughtfully considers how students experience STEM, providing flexible environments that accommodate varied group sizes and learning modes, from practical and theoretical to collaborative and contemplative.

Spaces are intentionally designed to dissolve traditional disciplinary boundaries, fostering collaboration across specialisations and celebrating the visibility of STEM activities and student work throughout the facility.

Photography by Anthony McKee.