St Aloysius College Senior Years Campus
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Client
St Aloysius College
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Architect
Hayball
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Project Manager
SEMZ
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Location
North Melbourne
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Status
Current
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Consultants
WGA (Wallbridge Gilbert Aztec)
ADP Consulting
Rider Levett Bucknall RLB
Inhabit
As part of St Aloysius College’s Masterplan, the Senior Campus is undergoing a major transformation, with construction now well progressed on a purpose-built, multi-level Senior Years Campus located on the former Boundary Road Gymnasium site.
This landmark development, delivered as Stage One of the College Masterplan, reflects the College’s ongoing commitment to exceptional education, providing contemporary facilities that respond to the evolving demands of the VCE curriculum and modern learning environments.
The project includes demolition of the existing gymnasium to make way for a new standalone Senior Years Campus, rising six levels above ground with an additional basement level. The seven-level facility has been carefully designed to create a dynamic and engaging environment for senior students and staff, and will feature:
– A welcoming foyer and reception space
– Collaborative learning and event areas
– A dedicated student hub supporting both social and academic connection
– Flexible learning environments and general classrooms
– State-of-the-art science facilities
– Purpose-built administration and staff areas
– A rooftop terrace providing additional outdoor learning and recreational space
The redevelopment also incorporates surrounding landscaping and upgraded roadway connections, improving traffic flow and enhancing the overall campus experience with both functional and aesthetic benefits.
Construction remains on track for completion in time for Term 3 2026, ensuring the new Senior Years Campus is ready to welcome students into a vibrant, future-focused learning environment.
Designed to support diverse learning styles and foster independence, collaboration and innovation, this new VCE centre will provide senior students with an inspiring space to learn, connect and thrive, strengthening the College’s long-standing legacy of academic excellence.
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