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The Latrobe Primary School B.E.R. project involved the construction of a new 940m 2 multipurpose hall with 3 rooms, internal covered walkway, a music and stage area, visual arts rooms, 2 sports stores, 14 toilets, music and arts store, changing rooms and a new entry/corridor. Construction materials include a concrete waffle pod slab with thickened edge and internal beams on a compacted gravel base, structural steel framing, Colourbond roof cladding, the extensive use of skylights and a combination of face brick and express wall panel external walls. Inside there are 7 large operable walls capable of dividing large areas into smaller spaces. Integrated services encompass fire detection systems, audiovisuals, solar hot water heating, water tanks and air- conditioning. A large basketball court has been relocated close to the hall and the existing courtyard has been redeveloped through regrading and laying of a combination of pavers and a hotmix seal. Finally, a powdercoat perimeter fence and 2 large shade sail structures provide a safe and comfortable area for students to relax and socialise in. Client - Department of Education Architect - Bruce Hains, Artas Architects Contract Value - $1,720,000 Duration - 9 months Practical Completion - 26 March 2010 New extension to the existing school The large, multipurpose hall Extensive landscaping included relocation of a basketball court Latrobe Primary School Multipurpose Hall Latrobe Federally Funded Project Educational Facility

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The Latrobe Primary School B.E.R. project involved the construction of a new 940m2 multipurpose hall with 3 rooms, internal covered walkway, a music and stage area, visual arts rooms, 2 sports stores, 14 toilets, music and arts store, changing rooms and a new entry/corridor.

Construction materials include a concrete waffle pod slab with thickened edge and internal beams on a compacted gravel base, structural steel framing, Colourbond roof cladding, the extensive use of skylights and a combination of face brick and express wall panel external walls. Inside there are 7 large operable walls capable of dividing large areas into smaller spaces. Integrated services encompass fire detection systems, audiovisuals, solar hot water heating, water tanks and air-conditioning.

A large basketball court has been relocated close to the hall and the existing courtyard has been redeveloped through regrading and laying of a combination of pavers and a hotmix seal. Finally, a powdercoat perimeter fence and 2 large shade sail structures provide a safe and comfortable area for students to relax and socialise in.

Client - Department of EducationArchitect - Bruce Hains, Artas Architects Contract Value - $1,720,000 Duration - 9 monthsPractical Completion - 26 March 2010

New extension to the existing school

The large, multipurpose hall

Extensive landscaping included relocation of a basketball court

Latrobe Primary SchoolMultipurpose Hall

Latrobe

Federally Funded ProjectEducational Facility