Woodlea Technology Education Building
Client: Bacchus Marsh Grammar
Location: AINTREE VIC 3336
The Woodlea Technology Education Building project comprised the construction of a new purpose-built learning facility at Bacchus Marsh Grammar’s Woodlea Campus. Delivered as a slab-on-ground structure with steel framing, the building incorporates five general learning classrooms and two large technology rooms to support growing enrolments and curriculum expansion. Constructed within a live school environment adjacent to active sporting facilities and an early learning centre, the project was completed within a compressed programme to achieve handover prior to the commencement of Term 3, 2024.
Scope of Works
-
Construction of a new slab-on-ground education facility with structural steel framing.
-
Building envelope works including external cladding, roofing and glazing installations.
-
Internal fitout comprising five general learning classrooms and two technology rooms.
-
Installation of electrical, data and mechanical services to support contemporary teaching requirements.
-
Coordination of services works adjacent to the operational early learning centre.
-
External works and integration with surrounding campus infrastructure.
-
Site establishment, access control and safety management within a live school environment.
Key Delivery Outcomes
Outcome
Live Environment Delivery
Works undertaken within an operational campus bordered by active sporting areas and an early learning centre, with strict site segregation and controlled access protocols.
Outcome
Safety & Compliance Implementation of comprehensive site-specific safety systems, including worker screening (WWCC), access control and presentation standards, resulting in zero incidents and zero complaints.
Outcome
On-Time Handover Successful completion within a compressed timeframe enabled seamless occupation and uninterrupted delivery of the school’s academic programme.
Outcome
Programme Management Proactive resequencing of works in response to steel supply delays ensured continuity of trades and maintained the critical Term 3 completion milestone.