Integrating harmoniously with the enduring campus character of the school, the Morrow Centre is a state-of-the-art learning environment fit for future generations. The building promotes excellence and inclusion for both staff and students, it’s a place to spend time developing connections and potential.
Jack Morrow Centre for Humanities
World class spaces for teaching and learning will support Melbourne Grammar School's vision to 'lead, design, inspire and support' in their latest addition to the senior school campus.
This building will deliver dedicated, contemporary spaces to strengthen educational outcomes for students. This allows for dedicated, contemporary learning environments that enhance the range of teaching and learning experiences for students.
Across five levels the Morrow Centre will comprise of spaces for discourse, gathering zones and informal study spaces for independent learning. A range of teaching and learning propositions from academic work, student collaboration to private study are offered across the building. Primarily the building hosts learning programs across senior school humanities subjects — English, Literature, EALD, History, Geography, Politics, Classics, Philosophy and Media.
- Traditional Custodians of the Land Bunurong and Boon Wurrung peoples of the Kulin Nations
- Client Melbourne Grammar School
- Location South Yarra VIC
- Status Construction
- Floor Levels 5
- Sustainability 5 Star Green star (self-certified by Arup) with 6 Star design features
The caldera is the social, collaborative, and discursive heart of the design. It’s imagined as the central hub for collaboration. From this subterranean level ascending forms of interconnected spaces unfurl across the five levels.
