An external visualisation of the main courtyard area. Located in the centre of the design, the combination of native plants and tiered seating create an inviting space for the community.
A transitional space was designed on the south-side of the exhibition room, used to connect visitors to the surrounding landscape, while guiding them through the space.
The ground floor of the cultural and community centre features a series of public and private courtyard spaces designed to bring people together and support meaningful social interaction.
My counter map—a series of images taken during the site visit and overlaid onto the Leura Falls Creek—illustrates my concept and vision for the project: an interconnected space.
The Contemplation Space – a key space within the design that allows both staff and visitors to come together and remember the history of the site and the Stolen Generations.
A set of structural details illustrates a concealed gutter system integrated behind the external façade, allowing water to move through the site without being visible to the public.