Specialised Indoor Cricket Centre
Hume City Council Greenvale Indoor Cricket Centre (GICC) is an integral project for Hume City Council. Located within Greenvale Recreation Reserve the project establishes an elite sport training environment, creating a destination venue that ties the immediate precinct to the surrounding Reserve programs and urban fabric. The project’s objective is to bridge the foundation development […]
Melbourne Polytechnic Glasshouse
Epping, Victoria Deep within Melbourne Polytechnic’s Epping Campus is an empty green-field site, chosen by Melbourne Polytechnic as the location for a new Glasshouse facility capable of supporting their commitment to the growth of Victoria’s Food and Fibre Industry. Melbourne Polytechnic Glasshouse realises the TAFE’s commitment to respond to the needs, priorities and innovations within […]
The George Swinburne Student Hub
Swinburne University of Technology Hawthorn campus, Victoria, Australia ‘The George’ is a dynamic project that marks a very special point for our practice. It was our first major new building project, repositioning Swinburne University’s main campus into the globally leading, high-performing education institution it is recognised as today. The previous building was inadequate to support […]
MARS Petcare Centre
Wodonga, Victoria The MARS Petcare Centre in Wodonga is a unique facility to house cats and dogs for the research of pet foods that puts animal welfare as the highest priority. In developing this facility, MARS Petcare understood the potential perception issues with an animal testing facility, so the design needed to communicate very […]
Life Sciences Teaching Precinct
School of Life and Environmental Sciences, and the Faculty of Arts and Education Deakin University, Burwood Campus, Melbourne The Science Precinct project demonstrates a modern solution to meet the expanding needs of university life, without building outwards, upwards or knocking down and starting again. Our brief was to create new ‘mega’ laboratories to support Deakin […]
PACCAR Australia Head Office and Parts Expansion
Bayswater, Melbourne DS Architects has been working with PACCAR Australia since 1976. This relationship reflects our specialist industrial design knowledge and our ability to manage the expectations of global offices across Australia and the United States of America while delivering projects within live sites. Most recently, our team has undertaken major projects for PACCAR at […]
Exercise and Sports Science Building
Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia Deakin University’s Exercise and Sports Science Teaching Building is a spectacular facility inspired by the dynamic forms of movement, presenting a new vision that disrupts the traditional model for university sports facilities. In collaboration with staff and utilising immersive virtual reality imagery, the new building is a four-floor facility under one […]
IT Research Facility
Monash University, Clayton, Victoria The IT Research facility is a smart reworking of old that showcases new, cutting-edge virtual reality (VR) technology for students and the broader university community. The project is part of a large relocation of the Faculty of IT from the Caulfield campus to the Clayton campus, and transforms two disused lecture […]
PACCAR Dealership and Service Centre
Laverton Located in an industrial setting between Derrimut and Laverton in Victoria, this site, now a Kenworth dealership, was developed before being acquired by PACCAR. The existing rectangular building comprises a parts warehouse to the rear and the reception and servicing centre towards the front. In 2020 PACCAR engaged DS Architects to develop a masterplan […]
Northern Oval Redevelopment
Deakin University Deakin University Northern Hub is a relatively modest project with the opportunity to deliver an incredible impact on the University ’s western campus edge. Positioned adjacent to Buildings HC and HD, the new pavilion will provide a podium base for the existing buildings while activating the ground floor café, landscaped courtyard and integrating […]
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