Mac Robertson Girls’ High School Modernisation
Mac Robertson Girls’ High School is a selective entry, government high school for high-ability students in Years 9-12. The school has produced many high-achieving women over the last 90 years.
Primarily focused on additional teaching and learning spaces to increase capacity, allowing more high-ability female students to attend the school. This project involved the upgrade and modernisation of the Mac.Rob’s facilities to create contemporary learning spaces accommodating up to 300 additional students.
The scope of works Miglic MacLeod was engaged to undertake the structural and civil design, associated with:
- Refurbishment to the ground floor of south wing, which involved demolition of most internal and external walls, while retaining the structural framing
- Upgrading the undercroft pavement
- Constructing a new covered area to the north of south wing
- Providing a landscaped link between south and west wings
- Designing a new entrance with an extended airlock, a lift and accessible amenities to west wing
- Other minor refurbishments to the ground floor and first floor of the west wing.
Miglic MacLeod is proud to have partnered with Mac.Rob in this and other projects in support of educating high-ability female students.
Project Particulars
Sector
Education
Service
Structural and civil engineering
Value
$7 million
Location
Melbourne, VIC
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